Triton X-SCALE/X2 Configuration Manual User Manual
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T
ERMINAL
C
ONFIGURATION
The P
RIMARY
A
LARM
M
ONITOR
is a telephone number (usually) or some other number that is used to
contact a Triton Connect host. If this number is busy or no answer, the backup number (if required)
will be used.
The A
LARM
IP A
DDRESS
is the IP Address of the server that will be used to contact the Triton Connect
host. The address consists of a sequence of four groups of numbers. Each group can be up to three
(3) digits long, and each group is separated by a period (dot character), as in this example: 123.3.12.99
Note: The Alarm IP address is provided by your host processor/network. You may want to use
different phone numbers/IP address for alarm monitoring purposes.
!
Press <3> on the keypad. Enter the primary alarm phone number or alarm IP address whatever is
applicable) in the data entry dialog box. Press
NTER
> when completed.
4. A
LARM
M
ONITOR
(B
ACKUP
) / A
LARM
IP P
ORT
. The B
ACKUP
A
LARM
# (if required) may be used to
provide an alternate means of contacting the host processor if the primary fails contact.
The A
LARM
IP P
ORT
is the port number where the Host IP Address will be listening to process the
terminal transactions. The port number is provided by your host Network Administrator. The port
number consists of five (5) digits or less.
Note: The Port address is provided by your host processor/network.
!
Press <4> on the keypad. Enter the backup phone number or IP Port address (whatever is applicable)
in the data entry dialog prompt. Press
NTER
> when completed.
5. M
AX
R
ETRIES
. Calls from the terminal to Triton Connect are made in “blocks”. Each block consists
of multiple attempts to reach the Triton Connect host computer using primary/backup phone numbers
or IP addresses.
If there is no answer after two (2) calls are made (primary/backup
each), the terminal will pause (established by the “R
EDIAL
D
ELAY
” option) and begin the call attempt cycle again. The
cycle of call blocks is set by this option (‘0’ to ‘10’) .
!
Press <5> on the keypad. Enter the number of retries in the
data entry dialog prompt (max 10). Press
NTER
> when
completed.