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6. REDIAL DELAY. Use this function to establish the waiting period (in seconds) the terminal will wait

between attempt to call back to the Triton Connect host computer. The number of attempts was

determined by the “MAX RETRIES” option.

! Press <6> on the keypad. Enter the waiting period time (between

‘0’ and ‘1000’ seconds) in the data entry dialog prompt. Press

<ENTER> when completed.

7. ENABLE TRITON CONNECT. Triton Connect is PC (Personal Computer) based software that enables

you (or a third-party monitoring service) to remotely monitor your terminals. If you are using Triton

Connect software to monitor your terminals, this option MUST be enabled (checked) for the Triton

Connect host to access the terminal.

! Press <7> to toggle between enabled (checked) or disabled (unchecked).

8. E

NABLE CALL BACK. Normally, after the Triton Connect host contacts the terminal, it (TC host) will

hang up and wait for the terminal to call back and transmit the configuration, status, or journal data

that was requested in the initiating call. This is done for security reasons. The Enable Call Back

option allows you to enable (checked) or disable (unchecked) this feature.

! Press <8> to toggle between enabled (checked) or disabled (unchecked).

9. E

NABLE SCHEDULED JOURNAL CALLS. When this feature is enabled (checked), the terminal will

automatically send all journal data to a remote Triton Connect computer at a time established using

this function. When enabled, option <0> is activated to enter the time (hour) when the terminal will

send journal data.

! Press <9> to toggle between enabled (checked) or disabled

(unchecked).

! When enabled, press <0> and enter the hour (between ‘0’ and

‘23’, where ‘0’ represents midnight) in the data entry dialog

box. Press <E

NTER> when completed.

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