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# Sample multimon configuration file
#
# This file is not required.  Without it, multimon will use the default
# field layout.
#
# Temperature selection
# 
# Pick "TEMPC" for Celsius or "TEMPF" for Fahrenheit.  This will override
# the --enable-celsius setting from the compile.  UPSTEMP (below) will 
# use this setting by default.

TEMPC

# Format:
# FIELD <variable> "<field name>" "<field suffix>"
#
# <variable> is either a word from the UPS protocol like battchg (see the
# table in src/cgi/upsfetch.c) or a special word in uppercase.  
#
# Special words are:
# MODEL    - Show the model name for this system in cyan
#
# STATUS   - Parse the status for this system using the appropriate color
#
# UPSTEMP and AMBTEMP use the default scale.  This is set to C if you use
# --enable-celsius at compile time *or* if you use "TEMPC" above.
#
# UPSTEMP  - Show the UPS temperature in the default scale (suffix ignored)
# AMBTEMP  - Show the ambient temperature in the default scale (suffix ignored)
#
# UPSTEMPC - Show the UPS temperature in degrees C (suffix ignored)
# UPSTEMPF - Show the UPS temperature in degrees F (suffix ignored)
# AMBTEMPC - Show the ambient temperature in degrees C (suffix ignored)
# AMBTEMPF - Show the ambient temperature in degrees F (suffix ignored)
# 
# They're called "special" since they actually understand the content
# being printed and do other things based on what's in there.
# 
# <field name> is what you'd like this column to be called on the page.
# Remember that this is HTML, so you can actually embed markup in here.
# This means you can even include images here.  You can include quotes
# (and backslashes!) in the string by escaping them with a backslash (\).
# 
# <field suffix> is typically something like % or VAC.  It's useful if
# you want to convey the units that apply to a value.
#
# Example config

FIELD SYSTEM "System" ""
FIELD MODEL "Model" ""
FIELD STATUS "Status" ""
FIELD battpct "Battery Chg" "%"
FIELD utility "Utility" "VAC"
FIELD loadpct "UPS Load" "%"
FIELD UPSTEMP "UPS Temp" ""
FIELD runtime "Batt. Run Time" "min."
FIELD DATA   "Data" "All data"

# These are only useful if you have a Smart-UPS model with the Measure-UPS II
# measurement card.  No other models presently support these features.
# 
# FIELD AMBTEMP "Ambient Temp" ""
# FIELD HUMIDITY "Ambient Humidity" "%"