Mavericks on my late 2013 Mac Mini (8gb RAM) does not recognize my APC650CI UPS as a UPS

I have a late 2013 model Mac  Mini running Macvericks.
I just bought a an APC Back-UPS XS 650CI for it (I have 3 other Back-UPS 650CI for other systems - Windows 7 and 2x Netgear NAS setups).
In the Energy Saver panel of System Preferences the Back-UPS 650CI is not recognized, but it IS correctly listed in the USB section of System Profiler.
I have tried other UPS monitor programs: PowerSave UPS does NOT recognize it, but apscupsd DOES recognize it.
The Netgear ReadyNAs DOES recognize the new unit (I tried swapping the two Back-UPS XS 650CI's around)
I have reset the UPS - still not recognized.
I have tried on of the other Back-UPS XS 650CI's that I have around - not recocognised.
I have reset the Mac's Pram - still not recognized
I have reset the Mac's SMC - still not recognized
I have reset the com.apple.PowerManagement.plist - still not recognized
My ancient Macmini1.1/Intel Core Duo DOES recognize the Back-UPS 650CI in the Energy Saver panel of System Preferences.
Thanks for your help
Andrew

Answering myself
Had long conversations with APC/Schneider (quite helpful once you get past the drones)
They weren't aware of the problem but it does seem that Apple have removed/omitted the code that used to recognize the APC Back-UPS XS650CI at some point after Snow Leopard - Lord knows why.  This despite the fact that it is correctly listed in the USB section of System Profiler.
The only solutions that I can see is either for APC/Schneider to get Apple to reinstate the relevant code (unlikely) and/or for APC/Schneider to issue an updated version of PowerChute for Mac (long overdue), which is possible but don't hold your breath.
I bought the (rather expensive) PowerSaveUPS app from the Apple Store but that doesn't work either (http://www.powersaveups.co.uk/) - I've emailed them to grumble but no reply yet.
In the meantime best bet is to use apcupsd for Mac - it isn't ideal but it works - RTFM. 
The latest iteration is available on http://sourceforge.net/projects/apcupsd/files/osx-binaries%20-%20Stable/3.14.11/
Cheers!

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