gXMLBuffer ="<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\" ?><data>   <entry name=\"ASB:Analog Station Bridge\" value=\"The Nyquist Analog Station Bridge (ASB) allows the Nyquist solution to use the existing analog call switch and speaker infrastructure when upgrading from Multicom 2000, Quantum Multicom IP, or other compatible third-party intercom systems. When used exclusively as a networked component of the Nyquist paging and intercom solution, the Nyquist ASB permits a hybrid Internet Protocol (IP)/analog system configuration through the use of and connection to analog 25V speakers and associated analog call switches (for example, CA15C type). The ASB has 24 station connections that attach to wired 25V speakers and their associated call switches. While each connection has its own Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)–addressable Station ID, the ASB itself uses a single network IP address.\" />   <entry name=\"IP:Internet Protocol\" value=\"The Nyquist Analog Station Bridge (ASB) allows the Nyquist solution to use the existing analog call switch and speaker infrastructure when upgrading from Multicom 2000, Quantum Multicom IP, or other compatible third-party intercom systems. When used exclusively as a networked component of the Nyquist paging and intercom solution, the Nyquist ASB permits a hybrid Internet Protocol (IP)/analog system configuration through the use of and connection to analog 25V speakers and associated analog call switches (for example, CA15C type). The ASB has 24 station connections that attach to wired 25V speakers and their associated call switches. While each connection has its own Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)–addressable Station ID, the ASB itself uses a single network IP address.\" />   <entry name=\"MAC:Media Access Control\" value=\"Displays the Media Access Control (MAC) address, which is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment.\" />   <entry name=\"NTP:Network Time Protocol\" value=\"Identifies the IP address or the domain name of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server.\" />   <entry name=\"SIP:Session Initiation Protocol\" value=\"The Nyquist Analog Station Bridge (ASB) allows the Nyquist solution to use the existing analog call switch and speaker infrastructure when upgrading from Multicom 2000, Quantum Multicom IP, or other compatible third-party intercom systems. When used exclusively as a networked component of the Nyquist paging and intercom solution, the Nyquist ASB permits a hybrid Internet Protocol (IP)/analog system configuration through the use of and connection to analog 25V speakers and associated analog call switches (for example, CA15C type). The ASB has 24 station connections that attach to wired 25V speakers and their associated call switches. While each connection has its own Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)–addressable Station ID, the ASB itself uses a single network IP address.\" />   <entry name=\"TFTP:Trivial File Transfer Protocol\" value=\"Identifies the host name or IP address of the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server.\" />   <entry name=\"UI:user interface\" value=\"The Nyquist server can automatically discover and configure the ASB, but you can also manage the device, and manually configure some settings, through the ASB’s web-based user interface (web UI).\" />   <entry name=\"VLAN:Virtual Local Area Network\" value=\"Identifies the Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) for this appliance. Values range from 0 to 4094.\" />  </data>";