Closed azetat closed 4 years ago
You should be able to figure it out from a combination of -v (current source volts) and -v1 -v2 (the individual supply volts). HTH H
Thanks, got you. So no direct parameter...
not that I remember; the options are listed if you do -h h
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Thanks, got you. So no direct parameter...
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Hi, I'd like to use a cronjob/shell script to detect the MoPi-2 running on battery (supply 2), if mains failed (supply 1). Is there any way (version 4.1) to get the active source using mopicli? Thanks, Volkmar