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Triton ARGO-FT Installation Manual

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TDN 07103-00277 Rev B

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  • Page 1 ©2024 Triton Systems of Delaware, LLC. All Rights Reserved. ATMGurus®, the ATMGurus logo and tagline, Triton®, and the Triton logo are all registered trademarks of Triton Systems of Delaware, LLC.  e third party trademarks that may be identi ed herein are the trademark of their respective owners. Triton disclaims any affi...

  • Page 2: Contact Information

    PCI v5 EPP certi cations, EMV certi cations and more, please visit www.triton.com.  is guide covers the basic installation information for a Triton ARGO FT.  is manual applies to all service personnel involved in installing, converting, or upgrading hardware on Triton ATMs nationwide and abroad.
  • Page 3 ..........22 ................. 23 ..............25 8240 ................27 8240 ............30 ................31 ................. 32 ........33 ) ....................34 ....................34 ................35 ................... 37 ................39 ..............41 8240 ........................44 Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 4 Category 5 (ethernet) Compliance, safety, accountability Disability Discrimination Act Europay, Mastercard, and Visa Encrypting pin pad Federal Communications Commission inches Millimeters Notes and Media Dispenser Part number Secure socket layer TCP/IP Transmission control protocol/internet protocol Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 5 Triton recommends that the unit is secured to the facility oor or a plinth structure. If a plinth is used, Triton recommends securing the terminal to that structure rst as accessibility may be limited once the unit is mounted on the plinth.  e footprint of the cabinet oor allows for securing to either a concrete pad or plinth structure.
  • Page 6 Isolated Ground. An equipment grounding conductor that is insulated from the conduit or raceway and all other grounding points throughout its entire length.  e only points of electrical connection will be at the duplex outlet and service panel ends of the line. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 7 Devices with compressors Triton Systems off ers an optional, metal-constructed plinth with leveling feet. Each plinth is 2 ⅜ inches in height, allowing you to adjust the ATM height by a xed amount and still be able to adjust up using the leveling feet.
  • Page 8 Dimension C in the table below is applicable only if interior and exterior oors are the same height, and ATM is elevated with two, 2.4 in. Triton plinths, totaling a plinth height of 4 3/4 in. (122 mm). Recommended Wall Opening...
  • Page 9 Dimension C in the table below is applicable only if interior and exterior oors are the same height, and ATM is elevated with two, 2.4 in. Triton plinths, totaling a plinth height of 4 3/4 in. (122 mm). Recommended Wall Opening...
  • Page 10 32 ⅛ in 36 in 875 mm 816 mm 914 mm 43 ⁄ in 27 ⁄ in 34 ⅜ in 1097 mm 696 mm 873 mm 7 ¼ in 185 mm 70° 15° Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 11 33 ¼ in 38 ⅝ in 942 mm 844 mm 981 mm 27 ⁄ in 37 in 45 ⅝ in 696 mm 939 mm 1159 mm 3 ⁄ in 84 mm 85° 70° Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 12 52 mm 22 ⅜ in 569 mm 25 ⁄ in 11 ¾ in 650 mm 299 mm 37 ⁄ in 948 mm **Note** Handle indicated by dashed line is present on Level 1 only. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 13 52 mm 22 ⅜ in 569 mm 25 ⁄ in 6 ¼ in 159 mm 650 mm 31 ⁄ in 808 mm **Note** Handle indicated by dashed line is present on Level 1 only. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 14 Drawing not to scale Con guration (BH and Level 1)  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 77 ⁄ in. 1977 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 72 ⁄ in. 1837 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 15 Drawing not to scale Con guration Business Hours  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 77 ⁄ in. 1977 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 72 ⁄ in. 1837 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 16 Drawing not to scale Con guration Level 1 Vault  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 77 ⁄ in. 1977 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 72 ⁄ in. 1837 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 17 Drawing not to scale Con guration (BH and Level 1)  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 110 in. 2794 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 104.5 in. 2654 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 18 Drawing not to scale Con guration Business Hours  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 102 in. 2591 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 96 ½ in. 2451 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 19 Drawing not to scale Con guration Level 1 Vault  ick Wall Walk Up & Drive Up 102 in. 2591 mm  in Wall Drive Up Only 96 ½ in. 2451 mm Service Area Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 20 14 ⅛ in 359 mm 1 in Anchor Holes 11 in 279 mm 15 ⁄ in 386 mm 13 ¾ in 350 mm 4 ½ in 114 mm Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 21 14 ⅛ in 359 mm 1 in Anchor Holes 11 in 279 mm 15 ⁄ in 386 mm 19 ¼ in 490 mm 10 in 254 mm Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 22 A er unpacking the unit, carefully inspect the ATM and accessories for shipping damage. Report any damage to shipping company immediately. Refer to complete retail warranty statement at www.triton.com for policies and procedures related to shipping damage.  e electronic lock combination consists of six digits. Upon arrival, the combination is set at the factory-default setting of 1-2-3-4-5-6.
  • Page 23 WARNING Triton recommends two technicians remove the dispenser to prevent personal injury and/or damage to dispenser or cabinet.  e dispenser for the ARGO FT will be installed in the cabinet/vault during shipping. Protective foam blocks are placed behind and along each side of the dispenser to prevent damage during transit. Remove the foam blocks protecting the NMD100 dispenser before putting unit into service.
  • Page 24 10. Place dispenser in a safe location during cabinet installation. Slide dispenser rails into the cabinet. 11. Dispenser may be reinstalled anytime a er cabinet is bolted to the oor or plinth structure, and all power and/or communications cords have been routed through cabinet. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 25 8240 WARNING Triton recommends two technicians remove the dispenser to prevent personal injury and/or damage to dispenser or cabinet.  e dispensing mechanism for the ARGO FT will be installed in the cabinet/vault during shipping. Shipping brackets are placed on each side of the dispenser to prevent damage during transit. Remove the brackets and store in safe location before placing unit into service.
  • Page 26 7. Store the ten screws and two brackets in the bottom of the cabinet to be utilized in the event the ATM needs to be shipped in the future with the dispenser installed Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 27 4. In the image below, release cable clamp marked by a GREEN arrow. Feed cables from behind the dispenser bracket. Pull and hold pin marked by a circle, and li bracket marked by arrows, to release cable track from the dispenser. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 28 DO NOT allow the dispenser brackets marked by arrows to slide past the end of the vault rails marked by BLUE arrows or the falling CDM will be damaged or personal injury could occur. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 29 7. In the image below, press the yellow tab down on each slide rail marked by GREEN arrows. Push rails into the vault. 8. Place CDM8240N dispenser in a safe location during cabinet installation. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 30 Triton recommends removing the NMD100/CDM8240N Dispenser before installing the cabinet into the wall opening. • Before installing a Triton plinth, extend the plinth leveling feet at least ¼ inch to ensure enough clearance for an open-ended wrench for additional adjustments. •...
  • Page 31 2. A er hooks are inserted, slide trim down rmly. 3. Once trim is seated securely, open rear cabinet door. 4. Remove two screws securing the light bracket. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 32 3. If ARGO FT is not located under an awning, seal the inner perimeter of the control-panel trim to the control panel along all four sides. Required- seal outer perimeter If no awning, seal inner perimeter of trim Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 33 AC power for the terminal comes from a dedicated source with an isolated ground.  e ATM is designed to work on an IT-type (isolated terra) power system in which the phase-to-phase voltage does not exceed 240 volts. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 34 Con guration Manual for more information on con guring TCP/IP. Triton also off ers an optional modem for instances in which a dial-up telephone line is the only option for communications. Modems are standard parts for the ATM and must be purchased separately.
  • Page 35 Report any damage to shipping company immediately. Refer to complete retail warranty statement at www.triton.com for policies and procedures related to shipping damage. 1. If the unit is on, perform a proper shutdown of the terminal via Management Functions > (5) System Parameters >...
  • Page 36 8. Connect the data cable to the rear service panel. Tighten two thumb screws to secure the cable. **Note** Verify that the jumper J11 on the X3 main board is set to 12V to supply suffi cient power to the rear service panel. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 37 4. Place the paper roll on the spindle. Ensure paper feeds from the top of the roll. 5. Place the paper roll into the printer bracket. 6. Pull receipt paper out and tear off . Ensure all adhesive has been removed from the paper roll. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 38 7. Insert the edge of the paper into the printer take-up slot.  e printer will automatically grip and pull receipt paper into the paper path. 8. Perform a test print via Management Functions > (2) Diagnostics > (6) Printer > (2) Reset/Test Printer. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 39 WARNING Triton recommends two technicians install the dispenser to prevent personal injury and/or damage the dispenser or cabinet. 1. Perform a proper shutdown of the unit. 2. Open the top cabinet door. Verify that the power switch on the power supply is in the off (O) position.
  • Page 40 13. In the upper cabinet, press the power switch on the power supply to the on (I) position.  is completes the basic installation for ARGO FT. Please see the Con guration Manual and/or the ARGO FT User’s Manual for setup information. Contact Triton Technical Support for further assistance. Triton Systems ©...
  • Page 41 8240 WARNING Triton recommends two technicians install the dispenser to prevent personal injury and/or damage to the dispenser or cabinet. 1. Open the upper cabinet door. Verify the power switch on the power supply is in the off (O) position.
  • Page 42 WHITE arrow. • Secure the cables with the white cable wraps marked by BLUE arrows. 7. In the image below, connect the cables to the Advanced Security Module marked by BLUE arrows. Triton Systems © TDN 07103-00277 Rev B...
  • Page 43 11. Close upper cabinet and vault door.  is completes the basic installation for ARGO FT. See the Con guration Manual and/or the ARGO FT User’s Manual for setup information. Contact Triton Technical Support for further assistance. Triton Systems ©...
  • Page 44 WARNING Changes or modi cations not expressly approved by Triton Systems of Delaware, LLC could void the regulatory compliance approval and the warranty. Use of this product in a manner other than those described in this manual may result in personal injury.