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Triton pioneered the use of dial-up lines to connect lower-volume ATMs; the same technology millions of people around the world use today to connect to the Internet. For dial-up communication, an ATM’s modem dials the phone number of its host computer to facilitate a connection. This method is convenient and in most areas, less expensive than a dedicated leased-line, making it the most common communication method in the off-premise market |
 Available in most locations
Simple to install
Cost-effective
Proven and reliable
Moderate connection speeds |
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Secure TCP/IP, a Web-based technology, allows you to easily and inexpensively integrate Triton ATMs into your existing IP network to take full advantage of your investments. |
Adds ATMs to your existing Ethernet network
Enables transactions to occur over your existing
infrastructure for little or no additional cost
A widely recognized, standard communications
protocol
Very fast with transactions authorized in five seconds
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Wireless technology, or cellular transport and routing service, is now available through a third-party supplier. This high-speed wireless solution works in conjunction with TCP/IP and legacy protocols, enabling any remote device to communicate through a single network scheme. Cellular transport operates over private cellular and PCS infrastructure, and is designed for businesses that have a portfolio of deployed devices facilitating financial transactions. |
Faster transfer of information
Greater flexibility on placement
Greater mobility choices.
Reduced costs
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If it is traditional-leased line protocols you are looking for, Triton has it. Triton supports traditional leased-line protocols such as SNA/SDLC, allowing for seamless integration into your existing network. |
Combined with emulation protocols, allows for easy
installation of Triton ATMs
Requires no changes to your host
Allows seamless drop-in solutions for traditional
leased-line environment
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Triton continues working to develop alternative communication methods and communication upgrades for our ATMs. Triton was a pioneer in dial-up ATM technology, allowing retailers the flexibility of purchasing a machine and keeping maintenance costs affordable. The options outlined below are just a few of the cost-effective methods Triton has developed. If the technology is available in your area and is supported by a local processor, these communication alternatives could create a far more efficient ATM network for you. Your 