You can use production tracking numbers on the UPS test environment. Moreover, on the of the , you can find a list of tracking numbers that can be useful if you want see tracking numbers with different set of information like proof of delivery.
In the UPS developer portal, I have created an application that has a Client Id and a Client Secret. Next, I want to obtain an OAuth token so I can use it to access their other APIs. I am creating my
As long as I have the tracking number, the UPS Track API works great. I use it as described on the help page:
UPS REST API - Tracking vs Track by Reference - Stack Overflow
I found a UPS selector wizard which suggested I should choose a UPS capable of providing 524VA - my current UPS is only capable of 250VA. I've read good reviews for an APC Back-UPS ES 700VA - which is 700VA, but it's output capacity is only 405 Watts. Does that mean the 700W power supply in my new PC is over-spec'ed? Or have I missed something?
How to choose a UPS / calculate power for a new PC
The VA rating tells you about the maximum load you can put on the UPS, and this can also be a very loose proxy for the quality of the components - because higher rated UPS's will typically have componentry and cooling which can support higher currents and are thus more robust.
Why are UPS battery backups all rated in VA instead of AH?