I'd verify the Alk & Cal with another test to be sure they're inline with the Trident. Then I'd dump all the water in the ATO out, clean container & pump refill the ATO. Then I'd work on the Alk by finding your consumption rate per day. Once you know how much dKH the tank uses in 24hrs you can replace it with the DOS slowly and spread out over 24hrs. This keeps the amount dosed low and will help to keep the system from precipitating the ALK.
Once the Cal has dropped to the 400-415 range you can start dosing an equal amount of the Cal 2-part. It will likely start rising at which point you slowly dial back the dose till the cal starts falling again and from there you dial it in. Depending on the coral biomass in the system this may take a month or more till you actually need to dose the Cal and then a couple weeks to dial it in fully. If you do any water changes they may help some as well, so long as the salt mix isn't high in calcium to begin with.
Don't go out of your way knee jerking trying to fix it. As long as everything seems to be doing well just do what you normally do for maintenance minus the Kalk and it will fall back in line.
Do you do any testing and know where your NO3 and PO4 are?