The options tab contains all the necessary settings for logging into the C-Cure system.
Web Service Base URL
Enter the URL of the Victor web service in the following
format:
http(s)://<<Server IP address>>:<<port
address>>/victorwebservice/api
Verify the actual port setting in IIS on your system. It is recommended to use Https for connection to the web services.
Username
Enter the username of the operator that
will be used to access the C-Cure system. It is recommended that you
create a basic login for the operator as a service account with only enough
permissions to send commands to door entries.
Note: The username used must be a valid operator which has the necessary permissions to lock/unlock doors.
Password
Enter the password to login to the C-Cure system.
Test Login Button
This button will attempt to login to the C-Cure system.
Commands
|
Field Name |
Description |
Range |
|
Retries |
Number of attempts to retry any failed commands |
Default = 1 |
|
Retry Delay |
Number of milliseconds to delay before each retry. |
Default = 3000 ms |
|
Timeout |
Number of milliseconds after a request is made before it fails |
Default = 10000 ms |
|
Success Timeout |
Number of seconds to wait before checking status of door for a failure |
30 seconds |
Verify Command with Door Mode Status Feedback
Verifies the door command by checking the door mode status. If the status doesn’t match the command after the Success Timeout, then an error will be generated indicating a failed door command.
Log API Requests
Check this option to generate DEBUG log entries for each request from Events2HVAC to the C-Cure system. This is primarily used temporarily for troubleshooting. The logger must be logging DEBUG events for this data to show up in the log files.
Log API Responses
Check this option to generate DEBUG log entries for each response from the C-Cure system. This is primarily used temporarily for troubleshooting. The logger must be logging DEBUG events for this data to show up in the log files.
Note: Make sure you turn this feature off after troubleshooting so that the response files don’t fill up your hard drive.