{
    "Readme Settings and Troubleshooting": "Readme Settings and Troubleshooting",
    "host_ip": "NUT Server IP",
    "host_port": "NUT Server port",
    "ip_info": "IP address of the NUT server. NUT needs to run in server mode and needs to be accessible by the host the NUT adapter instance runs on. Please check firewall settings and allow access if you have problems. If the NUT server run on this host you can also use 127.0.0.1 or localhost.",
    "name_info": "Name of the UPS as defined in the configuration of the NUT server.</p>Hint: If you want to connect to an UPS connected to a Synology diskstation simply use 'ups' as name.",
    "page_title": "NUT Instance Settings",
    "password": "Password of the UPS",
    "port_info": "Port of NUT server. The default port is 3493.",
    "trouble_info": "If you set the logging for this instance to debug you can see all created states and their data in the logfile. If you have problems and the adapter do not provide the expected data, you can use the two scripts in directory 'test' of the adapter installation (so normally in node_modules/iobroker.nut/test relative to your ioBroker installation directory) to try it out on the commandline. Call the scripts using 'node filename.js':</p><ul><li><b>test_upslist.js</b>: Connects to the NUT server and returns a list of available UPS names</li><li><b>test_upsvars.js</b>: Connects to the NUT server for a defined UPS and returns a list of available UPS variables</li></ul>",
    "update_interval": "Data polling interval",
    "update_interval_info": "Interval in Seconds to update the data from the server.",
    "ups_name": "NUT Name of the UPS",
    "username": "Username of the UPS"
}