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Copy file name to clipboardexpand all lines: CONTRIBUTING.md
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# Contributing to the DataMiner connector help
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# Contributing to the DataMiner connector documentation
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For every connector that is developed for DataMiner, a corresponding help page should be available. These help pages are added to the [dataminer-docs-connectors](https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/dataminer-docs-connectors) GitHub repository.
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For every connector that is developed for DataMiner, a corresponding documentation page should be available. These pages are added to the [dataminer-docs-connectors](https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/dataminer-docs-connectors) GitHub repository.
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- For more information on how you can create such help pages, see [Connector help pages](https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/devguide/Connector/ConnectorHelp/Connector_help_pages.html)
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- For more information on how you can create such documentation pages, see [Connector documentation](https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/devguide/Connector/ConnectorHelp/Connector_help_pages.html)
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- For more information on how to contribute to the DataMiner documentation in general, refer to [Contributing to the DataMiner docs](https://docs.dataminer.services/CONTRIBUTING.html).
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-**Refresh**: Refreshes the config files.
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-**Refresh**: Refreshes the firmware files.
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These operations are explained in detail in the Arris E6000 connector help, in the sections "Backup & Restore Config Page" and "Image Upgrade Page".
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These operations are explained in detail in the Arris E6000 connector documentation, in the sections "Backup & Restore Config Page" and "Image Upgrade Page".
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These operations are explained in detail in the Arris E6000 connector help, in the sections "Backup & Restore Config Page" and "Upload & Upgrade Page".
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These operations are explained in detail in the Arris E6000 connector documentation, in the sections "Backup & Restore Config Page" and "Upload & Upgrade Page".
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**Current Operation Running** displays the operation that is running at the present moment. This can be Upload Firmware, Update Firmware, Commit, etc. or **None** if no operation is running at the moment.
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An overview of the supported card types can be found in the "Exported connectors" section.
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The implemented firmware versions for each supported card type are described in the documentation for these cards.
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The connector provides an overview of the different modules and allows the user to edit module types. Via a virtual connection, the Beckhoff BK9000 provides other elements with position information. This includes the module type and start and stop position.
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This page describes the **2.0.0 range** of the connector. In this range, it is possible to change the number of modules dynamically by using a table.
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