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My $0.02 is that UPS's should definately be a category of hardware supported by SuperUser, until you start talking about something more relevant on EE.SE, but at that point it's obviously not a good fit for Superuser.

Should be on topic:

  • Swapping a battery.
  • Discussing specs including run time, chemistry, performance, compatible batteries, etc.
  • Programming/interfacing to it (like your question).

Should be off topic:

  • Building one from parts.
  • Anything that involves soldering parts within a UPS.
  • Generally hacking a UPS from a hardware perspective, for example to use a bigger battery than what was includedoriginally intended/designed.

My $0.02 is that UPS's should definately be a category of hardware supported by SuperUser, until you start talking about something more relevant on EE.SE, but at that point it's obviously not a good fit for Superuser.

Should be on topic:

  • Swapping a battery.
  • Discussing specs including run time, chemistry, performance, compatible batteries, etc.
  • Programming/interfacing to it (like your question).

Should be off topic:

  • Building one from parts.
  • Anything that involves soldering parts within a UPS.
  • Generally hacking a UPS from a hardware perspective, for example to use a bigger battery than what was included.

My $0.02 is that UPS's should definately be a category of hardware supported by SuperUser, until you start talking about something more relevant on EE.SE, but at that point it's obviously not a good fit for Superuser.

Should be on topic:

  • Swapping a battery.
  • Discussing specs including run time, chemistry, performance, compatible batteries, etc.
  • Programming/interfacing to it (like your question).

Should be off topic:

  • Building one from parts.
  • Anything that involves soldering parts within a UPS.
  • Generally hacking a UPS from a hardware perspective, for example to use a bigger battery than what was originally intended/designed.
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My $0.02 is that UPS's should definately be a category of hardware supported by SuperUser, until you start talking about something more relevant on EE.SE, but at that point it's obviously not a good fit for Superuser.

Should be on topic:

  • Swapping a battery.
  • Discussing specs including run time, chemistry, performance, compatible batteries, etc.
  • Programming/interfacing to it (like your question).

Should be off topic:

  • Building one from parts.
  • Anything that involves soldering parts within a UPS.
  • Generally hacking a UPS from a hardware perspective, for example to use a bigger battery than what was included.