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nJoy Keen 2000 support #1411

Closed perteraul closed 2 years ago

perteraul commented 2 years ago

Hi there,

Would love to know if there's a way of using the nJoy Keen 2000 support — any of the in-list drivers don't work / are not compatible with this UPS. https://www.njoy.global/product/keen-2000?variants%5B53%5D=1&el=resources

nJoy provides the drivers, but I have no idea on how to use them without setting up a VM and install them there.. https://cdn.njoy.global/hive_files/wp/products/g50Brh.zip

Thanks a bunch!

jimklimov commented 2 years ago

Looking at the names in that archive, that's Windows drivers.

Recently the NUT HCL and DDL were updated, with a couple of entries introducing nJoy devices as something that exists :)

I have no idea if all their devices have the same protocol or not, and can't say OTOH if those which worked were ok with plain 2.7.4 release (in packages for past years) or needed subdrivers updated with 2.8.0 (released last week).

Jim

On Sun, May 1, 2022, 09:09 Raul Perțe @.***> wrote:

Hi there,

Would love to know if there's a way of using the nJoy Keen 2000 support — any of the in-list drivers don't work / are not compatible with this UPS. https://www.njoy.global/product/keen-2000?variants%5B53%5D=1&el=resources

nJoy provides the drivers, but I have no idea on how to use them without setting up a VM and install them there.. https://cdn.njoy.global/hive_files/wp/products/g50Brh.zip

Thanks a bunch!

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jimklimov commented 2 years ago

Note: there are reports of nJoy Keen 600 working : https://networkupstools.org/ddl/nJoy/Keen-600.html #867

And also an nJoy Aten line: #1281

perteraul commented 2 years ago

Hm... I don't see a way to get it working through Unraid, even after selecting any drivers mentioned to be working. Thanks!

jimklimov commented 1 year ago

Hello, have you had any time to check if newer NUT (2.8.0 release or custom-build of yet newer master iterations) recognized the device?

I suppose per dating of the original post (and sudden revelation of unRaid being involved) you might have been on an older package...

AlbertBence commented 1 month ago

I brought one for my TrueNAS Scale server. After it didn't worked, this is what the manufacturer, nJoy, told me:

Your Keen 2000 USB date of manufacture is October 2023. Only those manufactured starting with May 2024 have a communication interface compatible with popular NAS systems via HID USB for Windows.

I brought it today brand new.

jimklimov commented 1 month ago

Did you try nutdrv_qx reported in the DDL link earlier?

AlbertBence commented 1 month ago

Yes

jimklimov commented 1 month ago

Which NUT version did you try? What configuration, commands, debug outputs were seen? What USB ID is in use?

Per #2650 at least some device samples did work with usbhid-ups, with CyberPower HID - so it is worth giving it a try anyway...

AlbertBence commented 1 month ago

I use TrueNAS Scale's built in module (UI interface), which uses NUT server in the background, so I can't anwser most of those questions. The alert I got was that it can't connect to the UPS. I tried the following drivers: -nJoy ups 2 Keen 600 USB (nutdrv_qx) -nJoy ups 2 Keen 600 USB (blazer_ser) -PowerWalker ups 2 PR1500LCDRT2U USB (usbhid-ups)

(But it's important to note, that I wrote here to notify others about the problem, not to solve it myself, because it's just too much time for me for too little change)