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Explains the manual's structure and content of each section.
Summarizes the important features of the Model 9100 series ATM.
Lists and describes the standard features of the ATM.
Introduces the basic operation of the terminal.
Describes the layout of the terminal's control panel.
Explains the primary menu navigation keys (Function keys).
Explains the use of the alphanumeric and control keys.
Explains the menu-driven system and user interaction.
Summarizes the steps involved in typical customer transactions.
Explains the voice feedback feature for sight-impaired users.
Describes the Management Functions available with the MASTER password.
Provides step-by-step instructions to access the Management Functions menu.
Explains the importance and procedure for changing default passwords.
Allows service provider/operator to access Management functions.
Allows configuration of operating parameters for the ATM terminal.
Allows the operator to view and change cassette parameters.
Provides options for cassette-specific configuration and setup operations.
Allows configuration of Host/Processor specific parameters.
Handles security, encryption keys, and key loading procedures.
Used to perform cassette, day, trial, and schedule close functions.
Details the process for balancing and closing specific cassettes.
Accesses options for printing and clearing journal entries.
Describes procedures for cassette closing and replenishment.
Details the different dispensing mechanisms supported and their capacities.
Covers proper note handling and preparation.
Lists defects that make currency unsuitable for dispensing.
Provides procedures for preparing notes before inserting into cassettes.
Covers preventive and corrective maintenance procedures for user personnel.
Describes how to replace a spent receipt paper roll.
Explains the proper way to clean the ATM housing.
Details the recommended cleaning method for the LCD display.
Describes the recommended card reader cleaning technique.
Lists error codes and their meanings for ATM operation.
Lists communication-specific error codes and their meanings.
Lists hardware status codes related to the TDM click counter.
Lists various click counts and their descriptions related to TDM mechanisms.
Outlines the manufacturer's warranty terms and conditions.
Details policies and procedures for service and repair.
Provides contact details for sales and technical support.
Explains how to change combinations for mechanical or electronic locks.
Details how to unlock and operate the mechanical combination lock.
Describes how to change the combination for mechanical locks.
Explains how to enter and change the electronic lock combination.
Alerts to low battery conditions for the lock.
Provides instructions for replacing the lock's battery.
Provides background information on Triton dispensing mechanisms.
Details the design and evolution of TDM dispensers.
Discusses TDM dispenser maintenance and repair.
Explains how to open the dispenser access doors for note retrieval.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 06 US/Mexico software release.
Describes how to create custom surcharge screens.
Explains how to use special strings for surcharge display synchronization.
Describes how User Defined Surcharge screens are displayed.
Details errors that can occur when retrieving UDS screens.
Allows setting a custom currency symbol.
Manages printer errors while keeping the terminal in service.
Describes the process of loading security keys into the terminal.
Outlines new changes in the Apr, 06 Canadian software release.
Adds TCP/IP over Ethernet support for host communications.
Details support for standard and Visa EPP devices.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Lists changes in terminal setup menus.
Accesses configuration options for terminal-specific items.
Details Host TCP/IP configuration options.
Allows configuration of terminal network settings.
Explains how to configure Triton Connect for the new interface.
Defines the menu flow for standard key management.
Describes changes to key management for Visa EPP support.
Prompts users to enter passwords for VEPP verification.
Explains the requirement to change default passwords.
Describes how VEPP tamper/serial errors are cleared.
Outlines new changes in the May, 06 South Africa software release.
Lists new features accessible from management menus.
Manages printer errors while keeping the terminal in service.
Describes the process of loading security keys into the terminal.
Outlines new changes in the Feb, 07 US software release.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 07 Canada software release.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 07 UK software release with EMV support.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
Explains the manual's structure and content of each section.
Summarizes the important features of the Model 9100 series ATM.
Lists and describes the standard features of the ATM.
Introduces the basic operation of the terminal.
Describes the layout of the terminal's control panel.
Explains the primary menu navigation keys (Function keys).
Explains the use of the alphanumeric and control keys.
Explains the menu-driven system and user interaction.
Summarizes the steps involved in typical customer transactions.
Explains the voice feedback feature for sight-impaired users.
Describes the Management Functions available with the MASTER password.
Provides step-by-step instructions to access the Management Functions menu.
Explains the importance and procedure for changing default passwords.
Allows service provider/operator to access Management functions.
Allows configuration of operating parameters for the ATM terminal.
Allows the operator to view and change cassette parameters.
Provides options for cassette-specific configuration and setup operations.
Allows configuration of Host/Processor specific parameters.
Handles security, encryption keys, and key loading procedures.
Used to perform cassette, day, trial, and schedule close functions.
Details the process for balancing and closing specific cassettes.
Accesses options for printing and clearing journal entries.
Describes procedures for cassette closing and replenishment.
Details the different dispensing mechanisms supported and their capacities.
Covers proper note handling and preparation.
Lists defects that make currency unsuitable for dispensing.
Provides procedures for preparing notes before inserting into cassettes.
Covers preventive and corrective maintenance procedures for user personnel.
Describes how to replace a spent receipt paper roll.
Explains the proper way to clean the ATM housing.
Details the recommended cleaning method for the LCD display.
Describes the recommended card reader cleaning technique.
Lists error codes and their meanings for ATM operation.
Lists communication-specific error codes and their meanings.
Lists hardware status codes related to the TDM click counter.
Lists various click counts and their descriptions related to TDM mechanisms.
Outlines the manufacturer's warranty terms and conditions.
Details policies and procedures for service and repair.
Provides contact details for sales and technical support.
Explains how to change combinations for mechanical or electronic locks.
Details how to unlock and operate the mechanical combination lock.
Describes how to change the combination for mechanical locks.
Explains how to enter and change the electronic lock combination.
Alerts to low battery conditions for the lock.
Provides instructions for replacing the lock's battery.
Provides background information on Triton dispensing mechanisms.
Details the design and evolution of TDM dispensers.
Discusses TDM dispenser maintenance and repair.
Explains how to open the dispenser access doors for note retrieval.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 06 US/Mexico software release.
Describes how to create custom surcharge screens.
Explains how to use special strings for surcharge display synchronization.
Describes how User Defined Surcharge screens are displayed.
Details errors that can occur when retrieving UDS screens.
Allows setting a custom currency symbol.
Manages printer errors while keeping the terminal in service.
Describes the process of loading security keys into the terminal.
Outlines new changes in the Apr, 06 Canadian software release.
Adds TCP/IP over Ethernet support for host communications.
Details support for standard and Visa EPP devices.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Lists changes in terminal setup menus.
Accesses configuration options for terminal-specific items.
Details Host TCP/IP configuration options.
Allows configuration of terminal network settings.
Explains how to configure Triton Connect for the new interface.
Defines the menu flow for standard key management.
Describes changes to key management for Visa EPP support.
Prompts users to enter passwords for VEPP verification.
Explains the requirement to change default passwords.
Describes how VEPP tamper/serial errors are cleared.
Outlines new changes in the May, 06 South Africa software release.
Lists new features accessible from management menus.
Manages printer errors while keeping the terminal in service.
Describes the process of loading security keys into the terminal.
Outlines new changes in the Feb, 07 US software release.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 07 Canada software release.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
Outlines new changes in the Mar, 07 UK software release with EMV support.
Describes support for various TDM dispenser mechanisms.
Prevents terminal service if default passwords are used.
| Brand | Triton |
|---|---|
| Model | 9100 |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
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