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This adds a short guide on how to add support for UPS systems connected to the NAS via the NUT integration.

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    • Added a new section explaining how to monitor UPS systems with Synology DSM by enabling UPS support on the NAS and using the Network UPS Tools (NUT) integration in Home Assistant, including step-by-step setup instructions.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a new UPS support section to the Synology DSM integration docs, showing how to enable UPS on the NAS and connect it via the NUT integration.

  • Introduces a UPS support heading and explanatory paragraph.
  • Provides a numbered step-by-step guide for enabling UPS and configuring NUT.
  • Links to Synology’s UPS KB and Home Assistant’s NUT integration.
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source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown:180

  • [nitpick] Begin list items with a capital letter to match style guidelines. Change “activate” to “Activate”.
1. activate **Enable UPS support** in the NAS settings under **Control Panel > Hardware & Power > UPS**

source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown:181

  • [nitpick] Start this item with a capital letter: change “activate” to “Activate”.
2. activate **Enable network UPS server**

source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown:182

  • [nitpick] Capitalize the first word of the step (“Click on …”).
3. click on **Permitted Synology NAS Devices** and add the IP address of your HA instance

source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown:183

  • Use the verb form “Set up” instead of “setup” and update the link to use a leading slash: [Network UPS Tools (NUT)](/integrations/nut).
4. setup the [Network UPS Tools (NUT)](integrations/nut) integration

source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown:188

  • Add a blank line above this heading to separate it from the preceding list, ensuring lists are surrounded by blank lines.
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A new "UPS support" section was added to the Synology DSM integration documentation. This section explains how to monitor UPS systems connected to a Synology NAS using the Network UPS Tools (NUT) integration in Home Assistant, including detailed setup instructions. No code or existing documentation sections were modified.

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source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown Added "UPS support" section with instructions for UPS monitoring via NUT; no other sections changed.

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    participant User
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    User->>Synology NAS: Enable UPS support and network UPS server
    User->>Synology NAS: Permit Home Assistant IP
    Home Assistant->>NUT Integration: Configure with NAS IP, default port, no credentials
    NUT Integration->>Synology NAS: Connect to UPS server
    Synology NAS-->>NUT Integration: Provide UPS status
    NUT Integration-->>Home Assistant: Display UPS monitoring data
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source/_integrations/synology_dsm.markdown (1)

180-187: Minor style & terminology clean-ups

Capitalize list entries, spell out “Home Assistant”, and keep wording consistent with the rest of the doc set:

-1. activate **Enable UPS support** in the NAS settings under **Control Panel > Hardware & Power > UPS**
-2. activate **Enable network UPS server**
-3. click on **Permitted Synology NAS Devices** and add the IP address of your HA instance
-4. setup the [Network UPS Tools (NUT)](integrations/nut) integration
+1. Activate **Enable UPS support** in the NAS settings under **Control Panel > Hardware & Power > UPS**.  
+2. Activate **Enable network UPS server**.  
+3. Open **Permitted Synology NAS Devices** and add the IP address of your Home Assistant instance.  
+4. Set up the [Network UPS Tools (NUT)](/integrations/nut) integration:

This keeps tone and terminology consistent with the existing sections.

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176-178: To confirm whether we should use a root-relative link and that /integrations/nut actually resolves, let’s:

  1. Check how other integration pages link to each other (root-relative vs. relative).
  2. Verify that the NUT integration page exists under source/_integrations.
#!/bin/bash
# 1) List how integrations are linked in markdown:
echo "---- Root-relative integration links ----"
rg -n '\]\(/integrations/' source || true

echo "---- Relative integration links ----"
rg -n '\]\(integrations/' source || true

# 2) Ensure the NUT integration page is present:
echo "---- Files matching 'nut' in source/_integrations ----"
ls source/_integrations | grep -i '^nut' || true

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Thank you, @mib1185 👍

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