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  4. Indoor Fire Panel Installation and Configuration Guide
  5. Configure the centralized integration with the 16-channel indoor fire panel
  6. Configure the 16-Channel IIM
  7. Configure the Indoor Fire Panel IIM CapCon and IIM agent

Configure the Indoor Fire Panel IIM CapCon and IIM agent

  1. Log in to the INFP IIM as an administrator.
  2. Modify the CapCon services (and optionally the IIM Agent) to poll and post to the BlackBerry AtHoc management system URL:
    1. From the INFP IIM server, open the following file: 
      ..\ProgramFiles\capnode\system_private.config
    2. Change the indexURL value using the following format: 
      indexURL=http\://
      IWSAlertsServerURL
      /Syndication/CAP_INFP/
      VPSProvider_ID
      /Capindex?ast=
      MAC_Address
  3. Optionally, for the IIM Agent, make sure following values have the identical ID:
    • The 
      myid.txt
       file
    • The database record in the AST_ASSET_TAB
    • The Inbound CAP Event Agent <
      EventMapping
      > node
    • The value of the <
      sender
      > node in the IIM originates from the 
      myid.txt
       file in the following location 
      ..programfiles\capnode\myid.txt
       and should match the ASSET_NAME field in the AST_ASSET_TAB database table.
      ..\Program Files\capnode\.
       The value of the 
      myid.txt
       file is the MAC address of the IIM that manages the INFP.
  4. In the 
    system_private.config
     file, modify the 
    CapPostingtarget.capurl
     value. Enter the BlackBerry AtHoc server URL in the highlighted attribute value:
    System private config file
  5. Optionally, configure the proxy server and port settings in the same file:
    1. Add the values for the proxy port and server parameters.
    2. Save the file.
  6. In the 
    system_private.config
     file, configure parameters with the values as described in INFP IIM variable parameters.
  7. Save your changes.
  8. Restart the CapCon service.