TRITON+®

Q2.  How should the TRITON+ be configured and activated? A2.  All steps necessary for a successful configuration and activation of the TRITON+ are outlined in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q3.  Can the TRITON+’s initial activation be done wirelessly? A3.  No.  The monitor must be activated initially via direct, serial connection to the monitor, using the Serial option for the Connect parameter in Qstart.   Subsequent activations can occur wirelessly. Q4.  How can the monitor be configured to send out alarms? A4.  The TRITON+ can be configured to send out alarms directly from the monitor.  Use the Notification device in Qstart^XML.  Further information on how to configure this device is available in Qstart^XML’s online help or in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q5.  What alarms does the TRITON+ support? A5.  The TRITON+ supports two depth alarms (High_Level and High_High) as well as a flow loss alarm based on either depth or flow rate. Further information on the configuration of these alarms is available in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q6.  Does the TRITON+ support a dual rate allowing the monitor to take more frequent measurements during critical events? A6.  Yes.  A dual data rate can be configured on the MLI device screen.  Users can specify the depth at which the monitor will switch from the normal measurement rate to the faster measurement rate based on a depth limit. Q7.  Can the TRITON+ be configured to deliver data to FlowView PRISM? A7.  Yes.  The TRITON+ can be configured to deliver data to PRISM through the use of the Data Delivery device in Qstart^XML.  Set the mode to PRISM and enter an Interval for the data delivery.  Enter the PRISM server IP address under the MLI device.  The server IP address is 13.82.147.226. Q8.  Can the TRITON+ deliver data simultaneously to an FTP server and FlowView PRISM? A8.  No.  The TRITON+ can only deliver to one or the other.  FTP delivery will disable cryouts to FlowView PRISM. Q9.  Why is the TRITON+ unable to deliver files to the FTP server after configuration? A9.  There are several possible causes for the failure to deliver. The folder name configured on the Data Delivery device cannot have spaces in the name.  For example, TRITON Folder will not work, but TRITON_Folder will work.  Verify that there are no spaces in the folder name and activate the TRITON+ again to see if it successfully delivers files to the FTP server.  Other possibilities for this error could be that the FTP server is not configured to accept file delivery from the TRITON+’s IP address, or that the TRITON+ is set to Active for the delivery mode and needs to be set to Passive in the Data Delivery device.  ADS recommends using the Passive delivery mode. Q10.  What is the difference between Active and Passive mode on the Data Delivery device in the FTP setup section? A10.  The Active mode allows the monitor to set the data channel (port) for the FTP server to use; in the Passive mode, the FTP server tells the monitor which port to send the data over.  Most servers are configured to accept data in the Passive mode only. Therefore, ADS recommends using this mode unless the FTP server does not support it. Q11.  Can the TRITON+ deliver data via email? A11.  No, it cannot.  However, the last four readings are delivered as part of email text for daily check-ins and alarm notifications. Q12.  Can the TRITON+ be configured to respond to on-demand remote communication requests A12.  Yes.  On-demand, remote communication is available for monitors equipped with SIM cards having static IP addresses as long as the modem power is configured to be “on.” Further information on configuring on-demand data collection is available in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q13.  Can the TRITON+ be setup to automatically accommodate Daylight Savings time? A13.  Yes, use the Daylight Saving Device to set the DST and Standard parameters.  This device needs to be updated each year to ensure the correct dates and times are downloaded to the monitor. Q14.  Does the TRITON+ support analog and digital inputs and outputs? A14.  Yes.  An ADS XIO device is required.  It can support up to 2 analog inputs, 2 analog outputs, 2 digital inputs, and 2 digital outputs.  Further information is available in Chapter 8 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q15.  Does the TRITON+ support Modbus polling A15.  Yes.  The TRITON+ supports Modbus RTU, ASCII, and TCP communications.  Either an ADS ExPac or XBUS device is required.  Further information is available in Chapter 9 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q16.  Where are the Modbus registers documented for the implementation of the Modbus polling feature A16.  Modbus registers are listed in Chapter 9 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual.  This chapter also includes an explanation of the format used by ADS and how to configure the RTU to poll these registers. Q17.  Does the TRITON+ support water quality sampling? A17.  Yes.  The TRITON+ supports flow proportional and level actuated water quality sampling.  Further information is available in Chapters 3, 6, and Appendix E of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q18.  Can the TRITON+ monitor multiple pipes simultaneously? A18.  Yes.  Up to two monitoring points can be configured on the TRITON+ monitor.  Further information on how to configure multiple monitoring points can be found in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q19.  How many sensors does the TRITON+ support? A19. The TRITON+ supports eight different sensors: Long Range Depth, Peak Combo, Smart Depth, Surface Combo, AV|Gated, ParaDepth, ParaFlow, and AV|Max.  The Long Range Depth, Smart Depth, ParaDepth and sensors measure level only; the Peak Combo, Surface Combo, AV|Gated, ParaFlow, and AV|Max measure both depth and velocity. Q20.  Can the TRITON+ record temperature? A20.  Yes.  Yes.  The TRITON+ can be configured to log water temperature as measured by an inflow sensor and air temperature as measured by the Long Range Depth, Smart Depth, Surface Combo, ParaDepth, or ParaFlow sensors.  Further information can be found in Chapter 6 of the TRITON+ Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual. Q21.  How can the TRITON+ be deactivated A21.  Set the sampling rate to 0 minutes and the Deactivate function becomes available.