How to Configure Events for Triton ULTRA

ULTRA uses "if this → then that" logic. The Event Settings define the “if” — the conditions that trigger an event (e.g., a certain noise level, air quality level, etc). To receive alerts when these events occur, make sure you configure how you want to be notified under Alerts → Alert Settings.

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Click "Events"

Click "Event Settings"

Adjust the trigger alarm as needed

This determines **when** an alert should be triggered. - For simple events (like Vape or Keyword Detection), the trigger is usually **"At Once"**, meaning the alert goes off immediately when detected. - For others (like Smoking or Aggression), it's **threshold-based**, meaning the event must exceed a certain level (e.g., noise level, particulate matter) before it triggers an alert. **Example:**\ If the aggression threshold is set to 80, the system will trigger an alert when the detected noise level goes above 80 decibels.

Adjust the release alarm as needed

This determines the **condition to clear or reset** the alarm, and allows you to be notified when the event is no longer active. - Think of it as a "recovery threshold." Once the condition falls below this level, the system considers the issue resolved — and can send an **alert** if configured to do so. - This is useful for confirming that an intervention worked. **Example:**\ If the temperature alert is triggered at 90°F, and the release alarm is set to 80°F, you’ll get a **“cleared” alert** once the temperature drops below 80°F — confirming that turning on the A/C worked.

Adjust the alarm interval field as needed

This is how **often** alerts can be repeated while the event is still active. - Generally, the default is **300 seconds (5 minutes)**. - If the event is still above the trigger threshold after this interval, you’ll get another alert. - Lowering this interval means more frequent alerts; raising it reduces alert frequency.

Click "Advanced"

Adjust the advanced settings as needed

Used the advanced setting to: - **Set time-of-day filters**: Control what days of the week and times of the day you want to receive alerts for that event. - **Fine-tune certain alerts**: For example, for Aggression, you can specify how long the decibel level must stay above the threshold before an alert is triggered. This helps reduce false positives from brief loud noises.

Click "Save"

Click "Save All" when done

Tip! For more fine tuning, please check the config page under device settings. This contains adjustments for bluetooth, keywords, tampering, and more.