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Posted: 2021-06-2806:43 PM. Last Modified: 2024-03-2602:57 AM
change voltage thresholds, BV650I-MSX
Hi: I have a BV650I-MSX supporting my internet and computing equipment.
I am in a residential area where some construction is going on. The relays inside are activating hundreds of times a day, because of temporary voltage dips.
Nothing on the UPS really needs rated voltage: it's all electronic rectifiers that really use pretty low voltage and mostly work on a universal supply (don't care of 110V or 230 V).
Not only is the sound annoying, I worry that the device will reach its end of life.
My question is this: I voided the warranty and looked inside. There's a kind of port on the motherboard. Can I somehow use this to re-program the levels where the relays activate?