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Once your setup is working correctly, you can remove the cable (FC1827,
right?) from the serial port on your 520 and you will see the message hit
QSYSOPR saying that it's no longer connected (CPI0961 I think). When you
plug it back in, you'll get a corresponding message (CPI0962 I think).
We've tested it several times.
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> I think what needs to occur rather than just an IPL is a
> complete power off. If I remember correctly, in our case,
> the Rochester tech had us unplug our 520 from the power once
> it was completely powered down and leave it unplugged for a
> few minutes. Once we IPL'ed after that the cable was
> detected. Something in that process triggers the FSP to do
> what it needed to do.
We did they back a few months. But how do I know the system thinks it's
still attached?
> Once that's all
> done, you should be able to test the cable presense sensing
> by unplugging it/plugging it back in, right? You'll have to
> make sure that your program doesn't perform a drastic measure
> when that condition is sensed, of course...
No no no. Read this again:
> IF THE CABLE IS REMOVED DURING RUN TIME, THE SYSTEM
> WILL STILL THINK THE UPS IS ATTACHED." (emphasis mine)
So I can plug/unplug/deplug/replug to my heart's content and nothing will
happen. My program won't do anything because _it_ doesn't know because the
_system_ doesn't know. At least that's the way I read it.
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Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369
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