Set option [k] to Monitor UPS from local serial port if you intend to
use Belkin Power Management Software to monitor a UPS attached to your system's serial port.

[c] Communication Port:
	This is the device name of the serial port connected to the 
	UPS.  The default port name should be right for most systems. 
	You can set this to any name that your system actually uses. 
	Serial port names differ between each operating system.  If you 
	are not sure of the correct port name, please check your system 
	documentation or refer to Appendix B for the correct serial 
	port name.

	Belkin Power Management Software would try to auto-detect your Serial Port Name if you 
	happen to enter a wrong one.  If auto-detection fails then the 
	message "UPS Adapter No Response" would appear.

[v] Battery Rating Voltage (if not provided by UPS):
	This option appears only when UPS monitoring is done through 
	the system's serial port. Set this value only if your UPS does 
	not provide this information.  You could get this value from 
	your UPS operation manual.  This value will be used to 
	calculate the battery level displayed on the status screen. 

TROUBLE SHOOT THE COMMUNICATION PORT
What to do when a "UPS adapter no response" message appears after 
running Belkin Power Management Software for Linux.  (Sun OS was used as an example). Please 
refer to the system documentation if you do not have the same Linux 
system as serial port setup procedures may vary from system to system.

1.	Make sure no other process uses the same serial port.
2.	Turn off function 'getty' of the serial port. 
	For Sun OS, check the file '/etc/ttytab' for the line below:
	ttya "/usr/etc/getty std.9600" unknown off local secure
	Execute this command if you modified the '/etc/ttytab' file.  
	This will force an initial process that closes and re-opens the 
	terminals.
		kill -hup 1
3.    Change the file permission of '/dev/ttya'
		chmod 666 /dev/ttya

