1. Setting up SureView Router service on the C-Cure 9000 Server 

The installer for the CCure 9000 Router service requires installation as an administrator.

1. Run the SVCCure9000Router-1.0.0.*.exe installer on the C-Cure 9000 server. It may be necessary to uninstall an old version by going to 'Program and Feature' in the server's 'Control Panel' and choosing 'Uninstall'.
   
   Choose the root path of the C-Cure 9000 server (defaults to the Tyco install path)
   
2. Navigate to the ServerComponents folder <Tyco install path>\CrossFire\ServerComponents (using above example would be C:\Program Files (x86)\Tyco\CrossFire\ServerComponents).
3. Find the file SVCCure9000Router.exe.config and edit it:
   
4. In the config file change the ImmixHost and ImmixPort values to point to the Sureview Server Host value and Port Number. (The default port is 9001 but can be configured if it is required). The service will need to be restarted when changing any config values.
   
5. Navigate to the ServerComponents folder <Tyco install path>\CrossFire\ServerComponents (using above example would be C:\Program Files (x86)\Tyco\CrossFire\ServerComponents) and run the executable file InjectionScriptRunner.exe.

2. Installing the C-Cure Device on to the Surview Server

1. Run the Sureview Package Installer.
2. Select the device CCure 9000 integration.
   
3. Install as normal (no additional prompts).

3. Installing the C-Cure Alarm Receiver Service on to the Sureview Server

NOTE: Install the "CCure 9000" device package before installing the "CCure 9000 Receiver Service" package.

1. Run the Sureview Package Installer.
2. Make sure the "CCure 9000" device integration is already installed. 
3. Select the "CCure 9000 Receiver Service" package and continue to click Next until the service is installed.

4. Setting up C-Cure Root Devices in Sureview

For every C-Cure Server that will work with Sureview you will need to configure a "Root" device within Sureview. This "Root" device is used to catch all alarms that can't be decoded for a particular C-Cure server.

1. Add a new device in Sureview with a meaningful name such as "C-Cure Swansea Root Server"
2. Set up the device with the C-Cure Server's Host value and Port Number (default 9000). Leave the Username, Password and Controller Name/Cluster Name blank. 
   NOTE: It is recommended to run Get Config on a Root device.
   
3. It is recommended that every site that contains a C-Cure 9000 device should also contain a C-Cure 9000 Root device.

5. Setting up C-Cure Servers in Sureview

There are two methods of configuring C-Cure servers in Sureview. Individually using "Get Configuration" or automatically using "Syncing". 

Get Configuration
For individual CCure 9000 devices, use Get Configuration in the following way:

1. Navigate to Site Setup of the Site you want to add a C-Cure device to.
2. Click "Add a new device" and select "CCure 9000" from the drop down list.
3. Enter the Host value and Port Number for the C-Cure Server (leaving the Username and Password blank).
4. Enter one of the following:
   
   1. Controller Name = <Controller Name>
   2. Cluster Name = <Cluster Name>
   3. <Controller Name>
   NOTE: Where the text in angular brackets can be replaced with the name of the Controller or Cluster, e.g. "Cluster Name = Secondary Cluster"
   
5. Press the "Get Config" button
6. The doors, outputs and alarms for the relevant C-Cure Controller or C-Cure Cluster will be populated in the configuration section.  Select the items you wish to add, and click the DONE button when you are finished.
   

"Get Configuration" supports getting the information for configured Doors, Outputs and Alarms on the C-Cure 9000 Server only.