I have been told that the vx510 card processor can be run off of a UPS for occasions when AC power isn't available. I cannot find power consumption figures on the vx510 excep for a voltage rating of 115VAC and 22-26 VDC, 1.5anps. I do not know if the 1.5 amps is the current at 115vac or the 24(nom)vdc. Can you give me any info that will help me in selecting a portable power source for this card reader?

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The main difference of OSN8800 UPS AC/DC power is APIU (AC power interface unit) will occupy 2 slots, DC power unit only need one slot.

what model is it , rear sticker, shows moldel.
APC makes vast 1500watt ups, not told.
first replace of first test the batteries, 9 of 10 times bingo EOL batteries. RIP
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SAU1500? ahh has 6 led faults and the manual covers that.

blinks sequentially means AC power lost to the building, wall or breaker to this service panel tripped, loss of POWER

page 11 in your manual read it. it tells both off those

ALL LEDS ARE LIT AND THE UPS EMITS A CONSTANT BEEPING
Internal UPS fault.Do not attempt to use the UPS. Turn the UPS off and have it serviced imme-
diately.

and
FRONT PANEL LEDS FLASH SEQUENTIALLY
The UPS has been shut down
remotely through software or
an optional accessory card.
None. The UPS will restart automatically when utility power returns.

there should be a reset button on the UPS that may have tripped when you shut down the power
they normally run the electronics and trickle charge the battery at the same time

Tcp ip errors 1001 to 1009 are going to be communication errors regarding your isp equipment. The first thing you want to do is not just power cycle your terminal but also the router and modem or just the one if you have a combo equipment. Just like the commercials use to say when your online your router may just go down quietly. So after unplugging everything wait about 2 mins and plug back in the router/modem wait for the lights to become silent all except the online light which should flash. Then once those return plug in your credit card terminal and attempt a transaction as normal if your still getting the error more then likely its an issue with your internet processor and i would advise calling to see if there is maybe an outage

AC compressors are driven by the surpentien belt that drives all the other components, such as , alternater, water pump, power steering, etc. When the AC is not on it requires nearly no power. Only the pulley is retating. When the AC is on, an electric clutch drives the compressor through the pulley. When the engine is idleing you may notice a momentary slight change in speed when the AC is turned on. I'm told the compressor requires about 7 HP to drive it. So, yes it has an effect on the fuel consumption. However, the cost of running the AC may not be significant. Try checking your milage with and with out the AC. Be sure to drive in the same area and type of traffic when testing. You should know that the AC is on automaticly when you use the windshield defroster setting. Some cars have the AC on other times or even all the time.

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You say it isn't charging, but will it run off of AC power? If it isn't getting *ANY* AC power, then it might be the female end of the power jack on the laptop. If it will run on AC, the culprit is likely to be a battery that needs replaced.

Do you mean that the UPS runs on battery but does not transfer to AC even when AC main supply is Available? If yes check the AC fuses inside the UPS. I assume you know how to disassemble a UPS, but if no please let an experienced technician handle this as you are expose to electric shock if you make mistake while the unit is open.

sounds like you have too many devices plugged in, it's not the ups that's failing it's the amount of power it takes to keep all you devices running. you may want to buy a larger ups or you can unplug some of the devices you don't need in the event of power outage. if it's just your pc your power supply might be sucking up alot of juice, i'd check and see what the power consumption rate is on that particular power supply.

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about your first problem it is not normal.you should check it out with a qualified professional.
after repairing it will work nicely