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1. Select the RBH Transaction Application (TCP) plug-in. Plug-in settings will appear in the right-hand panel of SystemManager.

2. Click Edit Settings.

   

3. Configure the settings in the Edit Global Settings dialog as follows:

   1. Image Path: this is the network location of the RBH Cardholder image files to be displayed during access events. The value should be of the form “\[IP Address or Hostname]\directory\”, for example \ImageHost-Server\ImageFolder\ or \192.168.0.1\Imagefolder

   2. Network Login: this is a windows authentication login used to gain access to the network drive specified in the Image Path setting (a).

   3. Network Password: This is the windows authentication password for the user used in the Network Login field (b).

   4. Database Name: This is the name of the Microsoft SQL Server database that hosts the RBH database. The default value is “AxiomData”.

   5. Database IP Address: The IP address of the RBH Microsoft SQL Server Database, e.g. “192.168.0.2”.

   6. Database Login: an authorized user name for the RBH Microsoft SQL Server Database specified in Database Name (d).

   7. Database Password: The password for the user name specified in Database Login (f).

   8. Message AP ID: This is the Message ID (in the database at Messages.MessageID) corresponding to the message being sent to the 3VR VIP appliance for Accesspoint type devices.

   9. Message IP ID: This is the Message ID (in the database at Messages.MessageID) corresponding to the message being sent to the 3VR VIP appliance for Input type devices.

   10. Message OP ID: This is the Message ID (in the database at Messages.MessageID) corresponding to the message being sent to the 3VR VIP appliance for Output type devices.

   11. Message Port ID: This is the Message Port ID (in the database at MessagePorts.MPID) corresponding to the message port being used to send messages to the 3VR VIP appliance.

   12. Schedule ID: This is the Schedule ID (in the database at TimeGroups.TGID) corresponding to the schedule being used to send message to the 3VR VIP appliance.

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4. Click OK to save the global plug-in settings.

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1. After binding cameras to the plug-in (in previous topic), links will appear under Bound Cameras for each camera.

2. Click a link (for example Edit “1. Front Door”) to edit the settings for that camera.

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3. Type the Device ID of the RBH device that should be associated with this camera. The device ID takes the format of [prefix][device number], where the prefix signifies the type of device:

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   For example, “ap1” corresponds to Accesspoint 1.

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   • To associate multiple RBH devices with a single camera, type the IDs of all of the devices, separated by a comma with no spaces.

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4. Click OK to save your changes and return to the Configure panel.

5. Repeat steps 2-4 for any remaining cameras bound to the plug-in in step 4.

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1. Generate a test event on the RBH device. For example, if it is a door panel, have someone walk through the door.

2. In 3VR OpCenter, click the Monitor tab to go to the Monitor panel.

3. Click camera numbers to select the cameras bound to the RBH Application during configuration.

4. Click the arrow below the camera selector to open the event type drop-down menu.

5. Select [ ]RBH.

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6. Click OK.

7. If the plug-in has been correctly configured, RBH events will appear in the Monitor panel for each RBH device.

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   Verify that RBH events are being generated correctly on all cameras bound to the plug-in during configuration.