Triton X-SCALE/X2 Configuration Manual - Manual (Page 287)

Software Release Notes
Triton Systems Page 4 of 16 May 29, 2007
Description of Changes
Viewing large number of journal records at terminal
Previous releases of software for XScale terminals had an issue where attempting to display a
large number of journal records at the terminal may cause the terminal to encounter an out of
memory condition and force a restart to recover. This release corrects this problem and allows
displaying of any number of journal records in Management Functions.
TDM extension changes
On an RT2000 terminal, the TDM dispenser also contains a bill extension unit. There is an
option in Management Functions in Cassette Setup called Enable Extension Rejects that will turn
on/off the option of rejecting bills in the extension. The behavior of this option has changed
slightly for certain conditions. Below is a description of the behavior in this software release if
an extension reject occurs during a dispense:
Enable Extension Rejects On:
The terminal will stay in service and attempt to purge the extension before the next dispense for
both full and partial dispenses caused by a trailing edge timeout that caused the machine to stop
prior to delivering all of the requested notes.
Enable Extension Rejects Off:
Terminal will go out of service with Error Code 97 (Extension exit trailing edge timeout) for
both full and partial dispenses caused by a trailing edge timeout that caused the machine to stop
prior to delivering all of the requested notes.
Auto error recovery
This release contains a change to attempt to automatically recover from specific device
communication errors that may take the terminal out of service. The terminal errors that will
cause this recovery are the following:
• 569: Dispenser security module communication failure
• 595: SPED communication failure
If this error condition is encountered, the terminal will call Triton Connect to report the error,
and will subsequently attempt to recover by resetting the terminal. If the error is cleared during
this process, the terminal will call Triton Connect to report this.
The error codes that will attempt recovery can be viewed at the terminal in Management
Functions => Terminal Status => Configuration Summary and also in Management Functions
=> Terminal Status => Terminal Error History: