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--- nas-ups [2024/10/16 18:40] – [UPS Monitor] -Condense, bullet steps hogwild
+++ nas-ups [2024/11/27 18:00] (current) – [Daemon Log Entries] hogwild
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   - The APC UPS Status table.
-  - and APC UPS Response strings.
+  - APC UPS Response strings.
  \\
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   - In the USB Support menu, enable //USB 1.1 support (OHCI)//
-  - Enable the //Run APCUPSD Daemon// option. Click Save.\\ {{UPS_Monitoring_configuration.jpg?746}}
+  - Enable the //Run APCUPSD Daemon// option. Click Save.\\ \\ \\ {{::ups_monitoring_configuration.png?693}}
  \\
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 ===== APC UPS Status =====
-This section contains a table displaying the UPS model name, status, charge level, line voltage, load, and estimated run time.
+{{:ups_monitoring_status.jpg?768}}
  \\
-{{:ups_monitoring_status.jpg?800}}
+Here, a table is displayed containing UPS:
- \\
+  * Model name
+  * Status
+  * Charge level
+  * Line voltage
+  * Load
+  * Estimated run time.\\
  \\
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 ===== APC UPS Response =====
-This section contains a list of text strings with all the information retrieved from the UPS.
+Here, a list of text strings displays with all the information retrieved from the UPS.
  \\
-{{:ups_monitoring_response.jpg?600}}
+{{:ups_monitoring_response.jpg?765}}
  \\
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  \\
-This contains the same information as the other tools (such as the apcupsd** **utility daemon for controlling UPSes on a local network windows machine, [[http://www.apcupsd.org/]])
+This contains the same data as other tools (like apcupsd** **UPS control** **daemon on a Windows LAN device: [[http://www.apcupsd.org/]])
  \\
-{{:ups_monitoring_winapcupsd.jpg?200}}
+{{:ups_monitoring_winapcupsd.jpg?287}}
  \\
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 ==== Daemon Log Entries ====
-A good way to debug issues with the UPS daemon is to check the Logs menu for entries that indicate successful startup.
+A good way to debug issues with the UPS daemon is to check the Logs for entries that indicate successful startup.
- \\ For example, see the last entry shown on this Logs screen:
+ \\ For example, see the last entry on this screen:
- \\ {{:ups_monitoring_log.jpg?746}}
+ \\
- \\  \\ The last log entry shown here indicates that the apcupsd daemon started without problems.
+{{::ups_monitoring_log.png?770}}\\
- \\
+ \\  \\ The last log entry here indicates the apcupsd daemon started without problems.
- \\
+ \\  \\
+ \\  \\

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