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In previous post i forget to mention that,we also need a port pin(RC3) as output.
set_tris_c(0b11110000);//RC3 now output
And here we can keep buzzer off,when output volts low/high become ok.
[CODE] if (((time>delay)||(input(sw)==0)) && (fault==0))
{
time=0...
I think we can simply use buzzer with some changes in code.
Add buzzer according to given schematic at any extra (empty pin) of pic mcu.
#define buzzer pin_c3 //buzzer for mains low and high
#define relay1 pin_a1 //main change
#define relay2 pin_a2...
Most chances are,battery charging section is not working,
At a glance i observe that ups is built in smps charger.
This page may be helpful, **broken link removed**
With these values out put volts are 207 to 253.
253 volts are not good for some products.
Generally out put range should be 200 to 245.
Ideal taps are 0-110-130-155-185-220.(input range 110-240 & output range 200-245 with 4 steps).
For 5 amp current we need 5*110=550+15%=586 watt core.
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