These settings relate to the HTTP post feature of the trident reader.
If you are interested in using this, please contact your Trident reseller and ask for more information.
More technical details can be found here: Time Machine HTTP user manual

HTTP logging enabled (p16)

A True/False setting which controls whether or not the reader will attempt to post filtered.log to a HTTP server.
Format: T for true or F for false.
Default: F
Can be set in config.ini only.
Example: HTTP logging enabled=T

HTTP transport (p39)

This applies to HTTP post feature. When posting to a HTTP server, this setting specifies which network connection to use.
Format: G for 3G, E for ethernet. Note: G setting applies only to the Pro-XWR or any other reader with W in its name. Otherwise the ethernet connection must be used for internet access.
Default: G
Can be set in config.ini only.
Example: HTTP transport=E

HTTP connect string (p42)

This setting is the part of the URL which gives the address on the server of the webservice.
Format: URL part which is not the server name, like /path/service.cgi?key=value. Up to 49 characters long.
Default: blank
Can be set in config.ini only.
Example: HTTP connect string=/splitdata.cgi?readerid=A // usually a key-value pair is given to identify the specific reader which is sending the records to the server.

HTTP server address (p43)

This setting is the server address part of the URL (between HTTP:// and the path on the server given by “HTTP connect string”).
Format: a webserver address like your.server.com or an IP address like 192.168.0.234. This can also contain a custom port number, if the web server is on port other than 80, like your.server.com:8080 or 192.168.0.234:9234.
Default: blank
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: HTTP server address=www.example.com

Internet APN (p44)

This is exclusively for use with the built in 3G modem in the PRO XWR/PRO XW readers.
The APN depends on the 3G SIM carrier and generally can be found on your carrier’s website or by google search.
Format: APN string, up to 29 characters long
Default: internet
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: Internet APN=live.vodafone.com

Internet APN username (p45)

This is exclusively for use with the built in 3G modem in the PRO XWR/PRO XW readers.
Some 3G carriers require a username and/or password for the internet APN, but usually it is not required and these can be left blank.
Format: APN username string, up to 14 characters long
Default: blank
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: Internet APN username=<username from carrier>

Internet APN password (p46)

This is exclusively for use with the built in 3G modem in the PRO XWR/PRO XW readers.
Some 3G carriers require a username and/or password for the internet APN, but usually it is not required and these can be left blank.
Format: APN password string, up to 14 characters long
Default: blank
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: Internet APN password=<password from carrier>

HTTP company ID

This setting is only used when posting to livetime.sportstiming.dk.
You should set it to the ID given by Sportstiming.
Format: String up to 10 characters
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: HTTP company ID=12345

HTTP company password

This setting is only used when posting to livetime.sportstiming.dk.
You should set it to the password given by Sportstiming.
Format: String up to 32 characters
Can be set on config.ini only.
Example: HTTP company password=9a4c07402cc2f3734523849a16920e13

HTTP keep alive seconds

When set greater than zero, a HTTP transaction will always be made after this many seconds, even if it is empty.
This parameter should not be used in conjunction with Sportstiming.dk server.
Format: Time in seconds
Default: 0
Can be set at any time.
Example: HTTP keep alive seconds=60 // make a connection to the server even if we don't have any records to send

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