How To Configure PowerChute for WinNT to Communicate with UPS

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1. Ensure that the UPS service has been started. You can check this in Control Panel Services.
2. Ensure that the PowerChute cable is properly and fully connected to both the UPS interface port and the appropriate Windows NT serial port.
3. The baud rate on the Windows NT serial port must be set to 2400. You can check this in Control Panel Ports.
4. Perform a terminal emulation test by doing the following:
   1. Stop the UPS service. To do this, open Control Panel Services, select UPS, and click Stop.
   2. Double-click the Terminal icon in the Accessories group.
   3. On the Settings menu, click Communications. The desired serial port should be set to the following:

               Baud rate     2400
               Stop bits     1
               Parity        none
               Flow control  Xon/Xoff
      						

      
      
   4. Click OK.
   5. At the flashing cursor prompt, type an uppercase Y. The computer should return the uppercase letters SM.
   6. If nothing is returned to the screen when you complete step e, move the interface cable to another available serial port on the Windows NT system and perform step e again.
   7. If still nothing is returned when you complete step f, test the questionable COM port with another communications device such as a modem, or perform a loopback test with an appropriate software package. If an SM is returned, go to step h.
   8. Quit Terminal, but do not save any settings.
   9. Restart the UPS service.