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Hi Don,
You should've received a RJ-45 to USB cable. The ends look like this hopefully:
The RJ-45 connector end (shown in the left of the above photo) plugs into the port labeled "data port" on the rear of your UPS. The USB connector goes to your iMac.
The below picture should be generally what the back/rear of your UPS looks like. The "data port" is item #2.
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Hi Don,
You should've received a RJ-45 to USB cable. The ends look like this hopefully:
The RJ-45 connector end (shown in the left of the above photo) plugs into the port labeled "data port" on the rear of your UPS. The USB connector goes to your iMac.
The below picture should be generally what the back/rear of your UPS looks like. The "data port" is item #2.
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