ADS Environmental Services ADS TRITON+ QR 775027 A3 User Manual
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Use the FTP Operations device to define the FTP site information
(IP address, login and password) and to select the interval at which
the monitor should wirelessly communicate to the FTP site. At the
designated intervals, the monitor wirelessly delivers data files to the
FTP site. When a user requests a data collect (using the FTP
connection type), Qstart connects to the FTP site and retrieves all
available data files. When users perform monitor activates or
firmware upgrades through Qstart, the requests are sent wirelessly
from Qstart to the FTP site. At the next Interval when the monitor
connects to the FTP site, it picks up and performs the requested
activity. Refer to the following for more details:
Data Collects The monitor uploads CSV data files to the
FTP site into a sub-folder of the Folder specified in the FTP
Operations device properties.) at each configured Interval on
the FTP Operations device. When a user requests a data collect
(using the FTP connection type), Qstart connects to the FTP
site and retrieves all available CSV files. At the completion of
the data collect, Qstart removes the collected CSV data files
from the FTP site.
Monitor Activation/Firmware Updates When Qstart
users request a monitor activation (after the initial serial
activate) or firmware update, Qstart uploads the corresponding
request to the FTP site. At the monitor’s next Interval, it picks
up the request and performs the activity. If an activation and
firmware update activity are both requested within the same
interval, the monitor performs the firmware upgrade first and
then the activation. After the firmware update or monitor
activation, the corresponding requests (files) are automatically
deleted from the FTP site.
Diagnostics The monitor uploads diagnostic information to
the FTP site at each Interval. The information includes a log
containing information used by trained ADS personnel when
troubleshooting monitor issues.