I have a Cyberpower P1500LCD that works really well with my Mac Pro and various other equipment in my office. I have it plugged into my Mac via USB and Yosemite recognizes it via Energy Saver.
What I would like to do is have a notification sent to my iOS device (or anywhere notifications are sent for that matter) when the power goes out and the UPS kicks on.
There doesn't seem to be a built-in way to do this in OS X and I tried speaking with Cyberpower and they said there's nothing I can do.
That being said, of course there are things that can be done using the USB HID API but I was really hoping to find something that was already written instead of starting from scratch trying to write a new application.
I don't need any other functionality and I'm pretty sure this would be a very popular thing to have for people all over the world. It should just be a matter of triggering the notification when OS X sees that the UPS has kicked on.
How do I do this? Anything out there already made or perhaps someone could post the code to make this happen?
What I would like to do is have a notification sent to my iOS device (or anywhere notifications are sent for that matter) when the power goes out and the UPS kicks on.
There doesn't seem to be a built-in way to do this in OS X and I tried speaking with Cyberpower and they said there's nothing I can do.
That being said, of course there are things that can be done using the USB HID API but I was really hoping to find something that was already written instead of starting from scratch trying to write a new application.
I don't need any other functionality and I'm pretty sure this would be a very popular thing to have for people all over the world. It should just be a matter of triggering the notification when OS X sees that the UPS has kicked on.
How do I do this? Anything out there already made or perhaps someone could post the code to make this happen?