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-**Get community string**: The community string used when reading values from the device (default: *public*).
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-**Set community string**: The community string used when setting values on the device (default: *private*).
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### Web Interface
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##Available Data Pages
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The web interface is only accessible when the client machine has network access to the product.
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-**General**: Includes information on the status of the device, including some general information.
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## How to Use
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-**Services**: Displays the available services as entries in the table **Services Info**, each representing a decoder channel. Information about each decoder channel will be displayed here.
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On the **Polling Config** page, you can configure which polling groups should be polled. By default, they are all disabled.
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-**Virtual Tables** subpage: Displays virtual tables, which contain information that is used to build the **Service Info**table on the Services page. The **Virtual Common Audio Decoder Input Sources Ts Demux** table shows which SAT tuner each service uses by displaying "RF1" or "RF2" in the StrInfo column. This affects the **RF Level**, **C/N**, and **TS Sync** values of the **Services Info** table.
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The **Virtual Common Audio Decoder Input Sources Ts Demux** table shows which SAT tuner each service uses by displaying "RF1" or "RF2" in the StrInfo column. This impacts the **RF Level**, **C/N**, and **TS Sync** values of the **Service Info** table.
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-**Audio Sources**: Contains information and settings for the device's audio sources. At present, RTP is the only available audio source.
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-**Settings**: Shows the available settings. Currently, you can configure the SNMP trap destinations and XLR channel routing.
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-**Polling Config**: Allows you to configure which polling groups should be polled. By default, they are all disabled.
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-**Web Interface**: The device's web interface, which is only accessible when the client machine has network access to the device.
The connector allows you to monitor and configure the ABB Newave UPS through the USHA+ interface, which obtains the status from a UPS and issues commands to it.
This connector uses a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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SNMP CONNECTION:
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-**IP address/host**: The polling IP or URL of the destination.
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-**IP port**: The IP port of the destination.
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-**Bus address**: The bus address of the device.
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SNMP Settings:
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-**Get community string**: The community string used when reading values from the device (default: *public*).
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-**Set community string**: The community string used when setting values on the device (default: *private*).
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### Web Interface
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The web interface is only accessible when the client machine has network access to the product.
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## How to use
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SNMP is used to retrieve the device information. To see the actual traffic between the element and the device, a built-in DataMiner tool called Stream Viewer can be used. You can access it by right-clicking the element in the Surveyor and selecting **View** > **Stream Viewer**.
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Below, you can find an overview of the available data pages.
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### General
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This page contains general information about the UPS, such as the name, manufacturer, model, etc.
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### UPS Unit Summary
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This page contains information about the UPS battery, such as **Battery Status**, **Battery Runtime Remaining**, **Battery Temperature**, etc.
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On the subpages, more information is available on the UPS battery, output, and input.
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### UPS Global Configuration
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This page allows you to configure various settings for the UPS, such as the **UPS Input voltage**, **UPS Input Frequency**, etc.
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### Global UPS Shutdown Control
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On this page, you can configure the shutdown settings: **UPS Shutdown Type**, **UPS Shutdown After Delay**, **UPS Auto Restart**, etc.
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### UPS Battery Test
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This page shows battery test information, such as **UPS Test Results Summary**, **UPS Test Start Time**, **UPS Test Elapsed Time**, etc.
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### UPS Bypass
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This page shows the **UPS Bypass Frequency**, **UPS Bypass Table**, and **UPS Bypass Number of Lines**.
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### Global Alarm Table
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This page shows the number of alarms present, as well as a table with additional details for each alarm.
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