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What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90?

Overview
August 2020
Overview What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 In the “What’s New in C•CURE 9000” presentation we will:
• Present updated support information for C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Controller and Firmware Support
 Licensing Models and Capacities
 Language Translations
• Identify any known limitations of the platform
• Present the new features
• Present the new enhancements
• NOTE: This presentation is meant to introduce

and be an overview of the new features and
enhancements, not a formal training course.
Any questions beyond this presentation, please
consult C•CURE 9000 Technical Manuals or contact
your local support team.
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What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 C•CURE 9000 v2.90 Support
• Operating Systems
• Databases
• Controllers & Firmware
• Licensing
• Languages
• Other
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OS & DB What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Operating System and Database Support.
Operating System and Database Support

SQL Server 2014 (SP1 or later) Express (64-bit)
SQL Server 2016 Express/Standard/Enterprise (SP1 or later) (64-bit)

Database Support (English only)
SQL Server 2017 Express (64-bit)
SQL Server 2019 Express/Standard/Enterprise (64-bit)
Windows 10 Professional & Enterprise (version 1809 or higher) (64-bit)

Operating System Support
Windows Server 2016 (SP1 or later) (64-bit)
Windows Server 2019 (64-bit)
• NOTE: C•CURE 9000 v2.90 does not support Microsoft 2012 and SQL Server 2017 (Standard & Enterprise)
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OS & DB (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 SQL Express is appropriate for small applications and is supportable within its limitations:
• Database Engine is limited to lesser of 1 Socket or 4 cores
• Maximum Memory per instance is 1 GB
• Maximum Database size is 10GB
• Maximum instance per server is 50
• Series L/M/N/P system demands could potentially exceed the performance capabilities of SQL Express, requiring
customers to consider SQL Server Standard or Enterprise Editions as appropriate
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ODBC Support What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 The following ODBC connections are supported for C•CURE ODBC Import:
• MS SQL Server
 2016
 2019
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SQL Database Language Collations What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Language translations for software user interfaces include Thick Clients, Web Clients, and Go Apps.
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Controllers & Firmware Support What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Controllers/Firmware - New introductions and/or changes since last release are highlighted in RED below.
Versions v2.70 v2.70 SP1 v2.70 SP2 v2.80 v2.80 SP1 v2.80 SP2 v2.90
iSTAR Ultra LT 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C
iSTAR Ultra 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C
iSTAR Ultra SE 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C
iSTAR Ultra Video 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 X X X X
iSTAR Edge (Gen2) - - - X X 6.8.0 6.8.0
ICU 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.8.0
IP-ACM TBD 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.C
IP-ACM v2 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.C
iSTAR Edge, eX 6.2.1 6.2.1 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.8
iSTAR Pro 5.2.B 5.2.C 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.f
iSTAR Classic 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C
apC, apC/8x, apC/L 10.7ZF 10.7ZF 10.7ZF 10.7ZF 10.7ZF 10.7ZF 10.7ZF
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License Models & Capacities What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 License Capacities: Software Series (Desktop OS & SQL Express supportable)
System Series License Capacities L M N P
Online Readers (via iSTAR) 16 32 64 128
Wireless/IP Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/100 0/200 0/300 0/500
Offline Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/100 0/200 0/300 0/500
CCURE GO Readers (Mobile)/

0/30 0/30 0/30 0/100
Coppernic
Online Inputs 1K 1K 1K 5K/10K
Online Outputs 1K 1K 1K 5K/10K
Enabled Cardholders 7K 12K 40K 45K
Concurrent Clients 10/30 10/30 10/30 20/256
Concurrent Badging Clients 1/30 1/30 1/30 2/256
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License Models & Capacities (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 License Capacities: Software Series (Server OS & SQL Standard/Enterprise/Datacenter supportable)
System Series License Capacities Q R R Plus S S Plus T
Online Readers (via iSTAR) 256 512 1,000 2,500 3,500 5,000
Wireless/IP Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/1K 0/3K 0/5K 0/5K 0/5K 0/5K
Offline Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/1K 0/3K 0/5K 0/5K 0/5K 0/5K
C•CURE Go Readers (Mobile) 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100
Online Inputs 5K/10K 5K/10K 7.5K/10K 10K 15K 20K
Online Outputs 5K/10K 5K/10K 7.5K/10K 10K 15K 20K
Enabled Cardholders 250K 250K 250K 500K 500K 500K
Concurrent Clients 30/256 40/256 80/256 100/256 100/256 100/256
Concurrent Badging Clients 2/256 3/256 5/256 10/256 10/256 10/256
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License Models & Capacities (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 License Capacities: Enterprise Master Application Server (Server OS & SQL Standard/Enterprise/Datacenter
supportable)
System Series License Capacities MAS1 MAS2 MAS3 MAS4 MAS5 MAS6
Enabled Cardholders 1k 10k 25k 100k 250k 500K
Concurrent Clients 5/100 5/100 5/100 10/100 10/100 10/100
Concurrent Badging Clients 1/100 1/100 1/100 2/100 2/100 2/100
• Minimum PC requirements for MAS Series

 Server (64-bit Processor 8 cores 2.1GHz, RAM 32GB, HD 100GB available per SAS)
 Client (64-bit Processor 4 cores 2.1GHz RAM 16GB, HD 10GB available)
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Language Translations What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
Regions Languages UI User Guides Install Guides
Spanish Yes No No
Latin America (LATAM)
Portuguese Yes No No
Arabic Yes No No
Czech Yes No No
Dutch Yes No No
Danish Yes No No
French Yes No No
German Yes No No
Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) Greek Yes No No
Hungarian Yes No No
Italian Yes No No
Polish Yes No No
Russian Yes No No
Swedish Yes No No
Turkish Yes No No
Japanese Yes No No
Asia Pacific (APAC) Korean Yes No No
Chinese Simplified Yes No No
Chinese Traditional Yes No No
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Language Translations (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
EULA Localization Languages Translated

Spanish Yes
Portuguese Yes
EULA French Yes
German Yes
Italian Yes
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Browser & Mobile Support What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Browser & Mobile Support - Web browser and mobile platform application support.
Versions V2.70 V2.70 SP1/2 V2.80 V2.90
IIS Web Server v8 or higher v8 or higher v8 or higher v8 or higher
C•CURE Go
Android v4.4 or higher v4.4 or higher V6.0 or higher V7.0 or higher
iOS iOS9 or higher iOS9 or higher iOS11 or higher iOS13 or higher
C•CURE Go Reader
Android v5.0 or higher v5.0 or higher v6.0 or higher v7.0 or higher

C•CURE 9000 Web Client
(Classic)
IE (Silverlight)   - -
C•CURE Web Client (New)
IE   V11 or higher -
Chromium Edge - - - 
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Browser & Mobile Support (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Browser & Mobile Support - Web browser and mobile platform application support. (cont.)
Versions V2.70 V2.70 SP1/2 V2.80 V2.90
C•CURE Web Client (New)(cont.)
Chrome    
Firefox v53 v53 v53 
Safari    
C•CURE Management Portal

(Visitor/Receptionist & Access) &
C•CURE Web Client
IE   v11 or higher -
Edge    -
Chromium Edge - - - 
Chrome    
Firefox v53 v53 v53 
Safari    
Visitor Kiosk App (iOS)    -
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Browser & Mobile Support (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 In addition to publishing our Mobile Apps to Google Play and App Store, we are required to deliver
“wrappable” versions of our Android and iOS Apps to corporate customers for secure deployment over
their private mobile application management platforms like MobileIron and CITRIX XenMobile
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Installer Pre-Requisites What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Installer Pre-Requisites
• Major technology components and installation pre-requisites. New introductions and/or changes since last release
are highlighted in RED below.
Directory Installed w/C•CURE (Y/N)? File Version
ADSDK Redistributable Yes ADSDKRedist.exe 13.1.872.201
DirectX_June2010_Redist Yes DXSETUP.exe 4.9.0.904
Intellex API V5.0 Yes IntellexAPIComponents.msi n/a
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Full Yes dotNet4.8.exe 4.8.3928.0
Microsoft .NET Framework V3.5 SP1 Yes dotnetfx35.exe 3.5.30729.1
Microsoft DatabaseProviders v3.1 Yes DatabaseProviders-v3.1-x**-ENU.msi n/a
Microsoft ProviderServices v2.1 Yes ProviderServices-v2.1-x**-ENU.msi n/a
Microsoft SQL 2019 Express Optional - 12.0.2000.8
Microsoft SQL Server CE 4.0 SP1 No SSCERuntime_x**-ENU.exe 4.0.8876.1
Microsoft Synchronization v2.1 Yes, Enterprise Only Synchronization-v2.1-x**-ENU.msi n/a
Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redist Yes vcredist_x**.exe 12.0.30501.0
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redist Yes vcredist_x**.exe 14.0.23026.0
VS90_PIAREDIST No vs90_piaredist.exe 9.0.21022.8
IIS No - 8.x?
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Installer Pre-Requisites What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Installer Pre-Requisites (cont.)
• Major technology components and installation pre-requisites. New introductions and/or changes since last release
are highlighted in RED below.
Directory Installed w/C•CURE (Y/N)? File Version
Axis Media Control Redistributable Yes AXISMediaControlSDK_redist.exe 7.4.1.0
Couch DB Yes, CCure/Victor Web clients apache-couchdb-2.3.1.msi 2.3.1
Microsoft .NET Core 3.1 Yes dotnet-runtime-3.1.1-win-x64.exe 3.1.1.28408
Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redist Yes vcredist_x64, vcredist_x86 9.0.30729.17
Node.JS
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Redundancy & Disaster Recovery What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Fault tolerance, high availability, and disaster recovery configurations. New introductions and/or changes
since last release are highlighted in RED below.
Versions V2.70 V2.80 V2.90
Stratus everRun MX 7.4.2 7.4.2 7.6.1.0
Stratus everRun Enterprise 7.4.2 7.4.2 7.6.1.0
C•CURE 9000 Warm Standby*   
• *Validate and update documentation for ‘warm standby installation’ as referenced by the install guide, missing details
as to how to properly configure to execute manual failover of servers and redirect iSTAR and client connections. Need
to make sure this gets tested in QA.
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Known Limitations/Critical Concerns What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Microsoft Server 2012 is no longer supported with C•CURE 9000 v2.90
• Any C•CURE 9000 v2.90 new or upgrade installations will be required to install the
correct Microsoft Server software
• See the Operating System and Database Support slide for the correct versions
for specific configurations.
• As with all installations and updates, always refer to End User License Agreement
(EULA) and C•CURE 9000 technical documentation for v2.90.
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New Features What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 New Features/Feature Areas in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Video Smart Search
 Video Clip Management
 C•CURE 9000 Dashboard
 C•CURE 9000 Web Client
 iSTAR Edge G2 Support
 CCID Updates (Badging & Scanning)
 Usability Updates
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New Features > Video Smart Search What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
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• In C•CURE 9000 v2.90, the platform has the ability
for video investigation, video analytics, and camera
alarms.
 There are now built-in video analytic searches for the American Dynamics VideoEdge NVR
following Network Video Recorder (NVR) platforms
 American Dynamics VideoEdge
 Exacq
 Third party video partners can take advantage
of updated SDKs to offer analytic searches for
their integrations
exacqVision NVR
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 Video Smart Search (cont.)
• Supported Video (Analytic) Searches (American
Dynamics)
 Date/Time*
 Searches specific time ranges using only time-related parameters.
 Thumbnail*
 A date and time search which displays results as thumbnail
images.
 Motion
 Motion detection search allows the search for motion in a specific
camera’s field of view to find a particular event, and avoid
searching through potentially hours of video to find it
 Abandoned / Removed
 This search is used to determine when a stationary object was
placed, moved or removed. The amount changed allows for the
search for larger or smaller changes in the region.
 Object Detection
 This search finds objects that move into a specified region of
interest, and is similar to a normal motion detection search except
that it only finds objects the first time they enter that region.
*Exacq Built-In Analytics identified with *
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Dynamics) (cont.)
 Crowd Formation *
 Searches for occurrences when more than a certain number of
people or objects are in a preset region of interest. The crowd
size is determined by setting the minimum number of objects
that determine crowd size.
 Dwell *
 This analytic detects objects dwelling (mostly stationary) in a
region of interest. The minimum amount of time an object is
considered to be dwelling before being included in the results is
preset. A higher overlap setting is used to avoid detecting
objects dwelling nearby but outside the region of interest.
 Linger *
 Linger detects objects lingering in a region of interest if those
objects remain within in that ROI. The minimum amount of time
an object must linger before being included in the results must
be preset. A higher overlap setting is used to avoid detecting
objects lingering nearby.
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Dynamics) (cont.)
 Direction (N, S, E, W) *
 The Direction analytic finds objects moving in a certain direction
through a region of interest. The general direction of motion to
search for, and the maximum amount of time the object can take
to traverse most of the region is preset (N,S,E,W for Exacq)
 Enter *
 The Enter analytic finds objects entering a camera view through
a specific doorway or threshold. This search excludes objects
that can be seen through the doorway or threshold but do not
pass through it.
 Exit *
 The Exit analytic finds objects exiting a camera view through a
doorway or threshold. This search excludes objects that walk up
to the doorway but do not pass through it.
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• The first step in C•CURE 9000 to facilitate
Video Smart Search is to open and create the
desired video server.
 Select Video > (Right mouse click [Video Folder]) >
VideoEdge 4.0 Server > New
• Populate the object with the necessary
information required to connect to a
camera or series of camera(s):
 Enter a Name/Description
 Select the Enabled checkbox
 Input Time Zone information
 Enter User Name and Password if required
 Input IP Address\Domain Name of server
 Select Import Cameras
 Select Connect to connect to the server
• Select Save and Close when done
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• Access the Video Server by selecting Video >[Company
Name] > VideoEdge 4.0 Server
 Expand the video server menu by selecting the menu drop
down arrow
 Select any of the available cameras and perform a right
mouse click to expand the context menu
 In this demonstration, the ADCi610….LQ camera will be utilized
 Then, select Search Video which will open a video pane with
one or multiple camera windows (depending on the current
video pane configuration)
 NOTE: There are multiple object types including Door objects that
have context menus containing Search Video.
 Consult the technical manuals to see which object types have the
Search Video feature.
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• When the Search Video pane opens and displays the camera
view(s), the operator can then decide which video analytic they
want to utilize
• NOTE: The video analytics utilized must be configured on the
video server (NVR) per camera.
 This configuration is separate of the C•CURE 9000 platform.
• Not all cameras will be configured with all analytics, as not all
analytics will work on all camera types, and;
• Each analytic is typically a licensed software add-on; reference
pricing guides for more information
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• Search Video Pane Menus/Controls
When the Search Video pane opens and
displays the camera view(s), there are various 1
controls, pull down menus, and buttons an 2
operator can utilize to facilitate searches.
 1 – The Take Snapshot / Record Screen
buttons facilitate capturing a single frame
of video and recording of the live video
camera
 NOTE: These features will be explained in the
following new feature explanation
 2 – The Video Camera drop down menu
shows the available video cameras. Select
a camera from this menu to display it live
in the video window
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• Search Video Pane Menus/Controls (cont.)
 3 – Expand and Show menu icons.
Select one of these four icons respectively
to display the following menus within the
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Search Video window
 Expand and Show Video Camera and
Security View Lists
 Expand and Show Video Camera and
Security View Lists
 Expand and Show Video Camera List
 Expand and Show Security View List
 4 – Live video display window 4
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 5 – The Jump Back button allows an
operator to search and retrieve live and
recent digital video streams from a single
camera.
 When either the double arrow or drop
down arrow controls are selected, the
Target Time menu (6) opens with all the
standard date/time and video playback
controls
 Selecting the double arrow button opens
the video window playback to the live video
stream feed
 Selecting the down arrow button opens
the video window playback window after the
operator selects either:
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 5, 10 (default), 30 seconds or;
 1, 5, 10, 30, and 60 minutes (1 hour) to
“jump back” that time amount in recorded
digital video 6
 The Target Time menu will then open the
digital video “jumped” back to the
specified time increment selected
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 7 – The Parameters tab allows an operator to
set a search Time Interval by using the 7
Duration (8) drop down menu and then
including From/To and Date/Time
parameters
 9 – The Options area with the Search Type 8
drop down menu allows the operator to select
desired video analytic for the search
 10 – The Reset button resets search
parameters to default values 9
 11 – Search drop down menu allows the
operator to select desired video analytic for
the search
 12 – Selecting the Now checkbox allows the
operator to search for video in relation to the 10 11
current time. The Duration drop down menu Available Video
selections change to Last 15 minutes
through Last 1 Week and the To date and Analytics
time selections are grayed out.
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 13 – The Results (Grid) tab allows an
operator to view the results of a video 13
search; videos will be listed by:
 Clip Thumbnail (initial system name assigned)
 Time (Start/Stop time of video found)
 Duration (length of video)
 14 & 15 – When multiple videos are found
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with a search, these drop down menu items 15
allow the operator to further “drill down” to
find videos based on specific attributes of,
 Time (14)
 Specific mathematical properties (15)
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 16 – When selected via the up arrow the
View Available Data time line (17) displays
all instances of available recorded video (if 18
supported with a specific analytic) and any
search results if present
 Will be populated with information when a
specific search is completed
18 – The Motion Data and Recorded Data
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indicator “lights” will indicate on the video
timeline what type of video is present on
the timeline; i.e. data with motion in it or
recorded video only without motion
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 19 – Select the Hide Available Data text
button or the down arrow to close the
video timeline
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New Features > Video Clip Management What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Video Smart Search

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• Video Clip Management allows for the download, storage,
viewing, and archiving of video clips from a network video
recorder (NVR).
 This is completed by separating video clips from the NVR.
 Clips can be saved past their expiration date(s) on the NVR.
 The archived clips can be viewed in multiple clients, with
viewing rights managed by standard C•CURE 9000 privileges in
System Variables, rather than Windows privileges.
• The Clip Management feature is open and accessible to
third-party partners.
 There are two main levels of integration which will allow
partners to determine how much work should be done in their
integration, and how much should be handled by the CrossFire
SDK.
 The “work” of downloading the clips will be handled by the
integration itself.
• A centrally managed video clip repository can better
support an Enterprise environment.
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 Video Clip Management (cont.)
• The first step in C•CURE 9000 to facilitate
Video Clip Management is to open and
create a VideoEdge Server object (or the
desired video server brand utilized).
 Select Video > (Right mouse click [Video Folder]) >
VideoEdge 4.0 Server > New
• Populate the object with the necessary
information required to connect to a
camera or series of camera(s):
 Enter a Name/Description
 Select the Enabled checkbox
 Input Time Zone information
 Enter User Name and Password if required
 Input IP Address\Domain Name of server
 Select Import Cameras
 Select Connect to connect to the server
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• Next, set the required System Variables for
Video Clip Management activities
 Options & Tools > System Variables > Clip
Management
 Clip Management Path
 Clip Management Alternate Credentials
 Clip Management Expiration (Days)
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• Clip Management Path
 This variable sets the storage path for video
and image clips
 NOTE: Video clips typically should be saved
to a common networked folder instead of a
single operator’s client station so access for
saved clips can be viewed at other client
stations.
• Clip Management Alternate Credentials Double click to
open editor
• Clip Management Expiration (Days)
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• Clip Management Alternate Credentials
 This allows the configuration of alternate
credentials which can be used to require a
Username and Password to access the
clip storage archive location.
• Clip Management Expiration (Days)
Double click to
open editor
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• Clip Management Alternate Credentials Double click to
• Clip Management Expiration (Days) open editor
 Determines how long in days a clip may exist

in C•CURE 9000 before it’s automatically
deleted.
 A zero (0) value entered disables the feature
 9999 days is the maximum value in days that
can be set, and 1 is the minimum
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• Access the VideoEdge Video Server by selecting
Video > [Company Name] > VideoEdge Video Server
 Expand the video server menu by selecting the menu drop
down arrow
 Select any of the available cameras and perform a right mouse
click to expand the context menu
 Then, select Security View which will open a video pane with
multiple camera windows (this also depends on the current
video pane configuration from last session, it may just be 1
camera)
 NOTE: There are multiple object types including Door objects that
have context menus containing Security View.
 Consult the technical manuals to see which object types have the
Security View feature.
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• When the Video Pane opens and
displays the camera view(s), the
operator can then decide which
video capture selection they want
to utilize
 Take Snapshot
 When selected, the Take Snapshot
button records a frame of video of the
entire VideoEdge object window as
displayed and saves it in a .png format
 NOTE: The default .png format cannot
be changed by the operator to another
format such as a .jpg unless brought
into another image editor
 Record Screen
 When selected, the Record Screen
button starts recording video of the
entire VideoEdge object window as
formatted and saves it in a .mp4 format
 NOTE: The .mp4 format encoding used
to save generated videos can be
changed to another encoding format
for saving videos in the NVR only
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• The window recorded when utilizing
Take Snapshot or Record Screen Pane Format 1
depends on the Live Video format
selected
 Pane Format 1
2x2 Format
 In Pane Format 1, the Live Video
selection is set to a 2x2 format which
displays and records as shown
 Both snapshots and videos will record
the entire object window highlighted in
red
 Pane Format 2
 In Pane Format 2, the Live Video
selection is set to a 1x1 Format (single Pane Format 2
display pane) which displays and records
as shown
 Both snapshots and videos will record
the entire object window highlighted in Same camera feed as in
red 1x1 Format the left of Pane 1 above
(single display pane)
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• When the Take Snapshot button has been
selected and released, the Confirm window
loads and gives the operator four (4) options
to choose in saving a snapshot
 Save to file
 Save to file allows the operator to give the .png
file a name and save the file to a desired folder
 Create clip
 Create clip automatically gives the .png file a
name and saves it to the pre-configured network or
local client machine folder
 Create named clip
 Create clip allows the operator to give the .png file
a name and save it to the pre-configured network
or local client machine folder
 Cancel
 Cancel cancels the operation and returns the
operator to the Security View object window
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• When the Record Screen button has been
selected, and the desired amount of video
has been recorded, press the button again.
• The Confirm window loads and gives the
operator four (4) options to choose in
saving a video
 Save to file
 Save to file allows the operator to give the .mp4
file a name and save the file to a desired folder
 Create clip
 Create clip automatically gives the .mp4 file a
name and saves it to the pre-configured network
or local client machine folder
 Create named clip
 Create named clip allows the operator to give
the .mp4 file a name and save it to the pre-
configured network or local client machine folder
 Cancel
 Cancel cancels the operation and returns the
operator to the Security View object window
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• Viewing saved .png and .mp4 files in Dynamic View button
C•CURE 9000
 Select Video > Clip > Dynamic View
 Each file will be labeled as to its type, name and
other pertinent file identifiers
Clip Dynamic View
2x2 Format
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 Video Clip Management (cont.) Clip Dynamic View
• Viewing saved .png and .mp4 files in
C•CURE 9000 via the Clip Dynamic View
 Performing a right mouse click on each file
produces a context menu with multiple
choices Image file
 Selecting View produces a new Dynamic View
in C•CURE of the file where the image can be
viewed and the video can be played
 Selecting Popup view loads a popup window of
the file where the image can be viewed and the
video can be played
 In both cases, the Related Object menu item at
the bottom of both context menus is the camera
the clips are associated with z
 Other items in the context menu allow various Video file
processes and actions related to the selected
files and/or objects associated with them
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New Features > C•CURE 9000 Dashboard What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Video Clip Management

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• The C•CURE 9000 Administration
Client has a new “home page” or
Dashboard
 By default, the following object
icons are loaded onto the C•CURE
9000 Dashboard
• Personnel
• Clearance
• Event(s)
• Operator
• Privileges
• Maps
• Application Layout
• iSTAR Controller
• iSTAR Door
 The order of these objects change
and reposition/reorder themselves
on the screen based on their use and
“learns” from the user’s interactions.
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 C•CURE 9000 Dashboard (cont.)
• The C•CURE 9000 Administration Client has a new “home page” or
Dashboard (cont.)
 The Dashboard has two (2) levels of icons
 Recent Tabs
• Recent Tabs relate to menu hierarchies
in C•CURE 9000 and are represented graphically
 Recent Objects
• Recent Objects relate to those specific objects
that have been created, saved, and/or
accessed by an operator in C•CURE 9000.
 To illustrate, other icons at this level can be
menu items within the Dashboard menu hierarchy.
• For example:
Personnel > Clearance
• Clearance is within the Personnel menu structure
as shown, and when accessed, will produce a
Clearance icon in the Recent Tabs area on the
Dashboard
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• Recent Tabs: Functionality
 In Scenario A, when the mouse is rolled onto the
icon it highlights; then by performing a right mouse click,
the context menu appears or;
 In Scenario B, when the mouse is rolled onto the
highlighted arrow ( ), the same context
menu appears
 “Privilege” in the context menu denotes the Privilege icon
has been selected.
 If the Personnel icon had been selected, the context
menus would read Personnel: View All etc.
 Context Menu Selections
• View All – Selecting opens a standard Dynamic View of all
the available objects
• View All in New Tab – Selecting opens a standard Dynamic NOTE: Behaviors noted in A & B work on all icons in Recent Tabs.
View of all the available objects NOTE: Not all icons when selected will
• Remove from recents – Selecting deletes the icon from the produce the same context menus. What is
Dashboard shown though are generally the choices
• New – Selecting opens a new object editor
presented.
• Template – Selecting opens a new template editor for the

specific object type
• Active Template – Selecting opens a new active template for
the specific object type.
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• Recent Tabs: Functionality (cont.)
 All Recent Tabs icons have the
ability to be reordered by the
operator at any time, and that
order will be remembered.
 Any menu items accessed while
the operator is interacting with
the platform will then change
that order again, but icons can
be “locked”* on the Dashboard
if desired.
 *A video following this one
will highlight how icons are
locked on a screen
 The following video will show
how an operator can click,
drag, and drop the icons in
the order desired.
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 Also, all Recent Tabs icons have
the ability to be “locked” into
place by the operator, and will
remember that order
 Once the electronic “pushpin”
on an icon has been selected
by an operator, the icon is
locked into position
 The icon can be unlocked at
anytime and repositioned or
left as is
 Any “unpinned” icons can still
be relocated
 The following video will show
how:
 An operator can lock an icon
into place
 Icon will not move once locked
into position
 Icon is unlocked and repositioned
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 When multiple Recent Tabs are
locked as shown, those icons
can be repositioned in any
order within the same
grouping of locked icons.
 They cannot be re-positioned
within the group of unlocked
icons
 The unlocked icons cannot be
repositioned within the group
of locked icons, but can be
repositioned with their same
unlocked grouping
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• Recent Objects: Functionality
 Again, Recent Objects relate
to those specific operator
objects that have been
created, saved, and/or
accessed in C•CURE 9000
 Recent Objects also utilize
the same behaviors as Recent
Tabs icons
 They can be reordered by
dragging and dropping
them in the order desired
 They can be locked into place
utilizing the electronic pushpin
 Locked icons can be repositioned
within that group of locked icons
 The unlocked icons cannot be repositioned within
the group of locked icons, but can be repositioned
with their same unlocked grouping
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• Recent Objects: Functionality (cont.)
 Recent Objects also have
context menus that are
accessed by selecting drop
down arrows ( ) next to each
object listing in the Dashboard
as shown in 1-3 in graphic.
 The corresponding context
menu items revealed for the
object type are labeled the
same as the drop down arrows
 Different Recent Objects listed
will have different context
menus based upon the type of
object they are, i.e., they will
not always have the same
selections.
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New Features > C•CURE 9000 Web Client What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 C•CURE 9000 Dashboard

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• The new C•CURE 9000 Web Client is an internet
application running in a web browser through which
users can view and configure objects in the C•CURE
9000 system.
• The web client facilitates remote access control
management from multiple devices that can be
accessed by a web browser.
• The web client is hosted on a Windows computer and
must be integrated with a victor Application Server
(vAS).
• Authenticated Operators created and configured in the
C•CURE 9000 Admin Station can log into the web
client.
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 C•CURE 9000 Web Client (cont.)
• C•CURE Web Client requires a valid C•CURE 9000
license with the specified number of client connections.
 Each workstation installing C•CURE Web Client adds to a
simultaneous client count.
 Upon logging in to the Web Client, the user is connected to
the victor Application Server (vAS) and are able to
 Retrieve object notifications
 Read Journal messages
 Read Event messages
 View, create, save and update specific features (objects) and
feature sets (object sets) depending on their privileges.
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• Web browser requirements
 The C•CURE Web client is designed to run in a Windows
desktop environment, and has been verified to run in the
following browsers:
 Microsoft Edge (v83 and up)
 Chrome (v83 and up)
 Firefox (v77 and up)
 NOTE: The C•CURE Web Client will not operate on any

version of Internet Explorer; this browser is unsupported
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• NOTE: C•CURE Legacy Web will be phased out in C•CURE 9000 follow-on releases.
• In the interim, to access any of the following features, switch to C•CURE Legacy Web (refer to the C•CURE Legacy
Web Guide for more information
 Dockview management
 Diagnostics
 Dynamic Views
 Site Explorer for doors, inputs, outputs and controllers.
 Manual actions for access control devices:
 Door actions – Locking and unlocking
 Input actions – arming and disarming
 Swipe and Show
 Personnel Monitoring
 Reports
 Audit Logs
 Activity Journals
 Multiple Language Support
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• C•CURE Web Client Features
The following features are available in the C•CURE
Web Client
 Personnel administration
 Personnel management
 Credential management
 Clearances management
 Personnel setup
 Personnel view management
 Personnel type management
 Personnel template management
 Web view management
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• Common Fields, Icons, and Buttons utilized in C•CURE
Web Client
Reference icons
listed here for ID on
Web Client page NOTE: Not all icons listed in table
listing to left will appear on this page.
Their appearance depends on which
tab is being utilized and which actions
are being undertaken
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• Common Fields, Icons, and Buttons utilized in C•CURE
Web Client (cont.)
 NOTE: Many of these icons will not appear until specific tabs
are utilized and when creating, modifying, updating, or
deleting specific data
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• PERSONNEL Tab Overview
 The PERSONNEL tab is used to create personnel
records, define access credentials, and to input
other pertinent information for employees.
 Specific Field ID
 1 – Name input field: Type the name of a person to 1
filter by name.
2
 2 – Partition Name input field: Select a partition from
the drop-down list search within that partition. 3
 3 – Personnel Type input field: Select a personnel 4 5 6
type from the drop-down list search for people with
that personnel type.
7
 4 – Add new filter icon ( ): Adds a new filter(s) for
search
 5 – Clear Filter Values Icon ( ): Clears all existing
filter(s)
 6 – Apply Filters icon ( ): Applies added filter(s)
 7 – Search by Card Number input field: Opens a
drop down menu to a data (number entered) input
field
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• PERSONNEL Tab Overview (cont.)
 Specific Field ID (cont.)
 8 – Add New Personnel (“+” icon/blue circle):
Select icon to create a new personnel record 9
 9 – Select All Records checkbox: Select this checkbox 8
to select all active Personnel records listed
 10 – Select Individual Records checkbox: Select this
checkbox to select individual Personnel records listed
 As multiple Personnel records are selected (11), counter 11
shows total records selected (12) 10
12
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 13 – Dynamic View Columns: Typically includes
Name, Email address etc. columns 13
14
 Add more columns by selecting (14) this icon to reveal
the Dynamic View Column (15) drop down menu
 Select checkbox next to each column type identifier (16) to 15
add column(s)
16
 Select anywhere outside drop down menu to close when
selections have been made
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 Selecting this icon (17) reveals the
 Refresh text/Icon (18) – When selected, allows
the operator to refresh the page data
 PDF text/Icon – (19) When selected, saves
a PDF of the displayed Personnel records to
the default documents folder
 CSV text/Icon – (20) When selected,
saves a comma separated values (CSV) 18
file of the displayed Personnel records 19
to the default documents folder
20
17
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 Selecting this drop down menu icon (21)
allows the operator to select the amount of Personnel
records to be displayed.
 Default values are 20, 50, 100, and 200
 1 – X1 of X2 shows the amount of Personnel Records
displayed where,
 X1 = Total # Personnel records displayed and;
 X2 = Total # of Personnel records in
database
21
X1 X2
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 Page Selector
 Selecting (22) icon displays the First Page of available
Personnel records
 Selecting (23) icon displays the Previous Page of available
Personnel records
 Selecting (24) icon displays the Next Page of available
Personnel records
 Selecting (25) icon displays the Last Page of available
Personnel records
22 23 24 25
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 As stated, selecting the plus icon in the upper
right hand of the Personnel Tab screen creates a
new blank Personnel Record as shown on the right
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 This record has the same attributes and input fields as a
Personnel Record in the native C•CURE 9000 Admin 26
station
 Selecting the icon (26) saves the record if (at least) a Last
Name has been entered
 Selecting the icon (27) deletes the record if no data has
been added to the record; if data has been added, the
operator is asked if they want to Discard or Save the data
input
 Consult the C•CURE Web Client User Guide for more
information on the Personnel Tab
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• CREDENTIALS Tab Overview
 The CREDENTIALS Tab is used to add and
configure access credentials/clearances for a
person.
 Each credential can have specified the type, format,
activation and expiration dates, and current status.
The bulk adding of credentials can also be done. 1
 Specific Field ID 2
 1 – Name input field: Type in the name of a person 3
(First and/or Last Name) to search records by name.
 2 – Temporary Card Status drop down menu: Select 4
Unassigned, Assigned or Activated to search for
each type of temporary card status respectively
5
 3 – Card Status drop down menu: Select Lost,
Stolen, Disabled etc. to search for each type of card
status respectively
 4 – Issued Before Date: Select the calendar icon to
open selection calendar to select a date to search for
records issued before a specific date
 5 – Partition Name drop down menu: Select drop
down menu to select the partition to search for
records
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• CREDENTIALS Tab Overview (cont.)
 6 – Add New Filter icon ( ): Selecting icon allows
operator to select additional criteria to add to search
parameters
filter(s)
 9 – Card Number input field: Selecting input field
allows operator to manually input a card number to
search for; much be an exact match from user input
 10 – Search button ( ): Selecting button performs
search for manually input card number
6 7 8
9
7 10
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 11 – Add New Credential ( ): Select icon to Create
Temporary Credential or a Bulk Create Temporary
Credentials object 12
 12 – Select All Records checkbox: Select this checkbox

to select all active Credentials records listed
11
 13 – Select Individual Records checkbox: Select this
checkbox to select individual Credentials records
listed
14
 As multiple Credential records are selected (14), 13
counter shows total records selected (15)
15
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 16 – Dynamic View Columns: Typically includes Card
Number, Issue Date, Name etc. columns 16
 Add more columns by selecting this icon (17) to reveal 17
the Dynamic View Column drop down menu (18)
 Select checkbox next to each column type identifier (19) to
add column(s) 18
 Select anywhere outside drop down menu to close when
19
selections have been made
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 NOTE: The pop-up menu icons and page selector
icons work the same as those highlighted in the
Personnel Tab
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• CLEARANCES Tab Overview
 The CLEARANCES tab allows an operator to search for
clearance objects and view personnel associated with
clearances
Clearances in Database
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• CLEARANCES Tab Overview (cont.)
 Specific Field ID
 1 – Name input field: Type in the name of a clearance
to search for clearances by name.
 2 – Clearance Type drop down menu: Select this
drop down menu to select the clearance type(s) to 1
search for
 3 – Partition Name drop down menu: Select drop 2
down menu to select the partition to search for
3
clearance records in
4 5 6
 4 – Add new filter icon ( ): Adds a new filter(s) for
search
filter(s)
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 7 – Select All Records checkbox: Select this
checkbox to select all active Clearances listed 7
 8 – Select Individual Records checkbox:
Select this checkbox to select individual
Clearances listed
 As multiple Clearance records are selected (9),
counter shows total records selected (10)
9
8
10
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 11 – Dynamic View Columns: Typically
includes Name, Description, Activation Date
etc. columns 11 12
 Add more columns by selecting this icon (12)
to reveal the Dynamic View Column drop down
menu (13)
 Select checkbox next to each column type 13
identifier (14) to add column(s) 14
 Select anywhere outside drop down menu to
close when selections have been made
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 NOTE: The pop-up menu icons and page selector
icons work the same as those highlighted in the
PERSONNEL and CREDENTIALS tab
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• PERSONNEL SETUP Tab Overview
 The Personnel Setup Tab is used to
 Change the appearance of personnel screens
 Assign different Personnel views to different C•CURE
9000 personnel types
 Customize the Personnel editor to show different
tabs, columns and fields.
 “Drag” fields with a mouse to change a field order.
 To add a field, drag a field from the Personnel Fields list on
the left and drop it into Personnel View Header or
Personnel Tabs drop areas, which are enclosed by dotted-
lines.
 To add an intrinsic tab, drag a tab field from the personnel
fields list on the left and drop it into Personnel Tabs drop
area.
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• PERSONNEL SETUP Tab Overview (cont.)
 Personnel Setup Menu Selections
 Personnel Views for Web
 Personnel Types
 Personnel Templates
 Web Views
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 Personnel Setup Menu Selections (cont.)
 Personnel Views for Web
 The Personnel Views for Web editor allows the operator to change
the appearance of personnel screens
 The Personnel editor allows the customization to show different
tabs, columns and fields.
 Fields can be dragged to change a field order. Filters
 To add a field, drag a field from the Personnel Fields list on the
left and drop it into PERSONNEL VIEW HEADER or
PERSONNEL TABS drop areas, which are enclosed by dotted-
lines.
 Selecting the Personnel Views for Web link takes the operator to a
new page
 Here they can select the ( ) blue circle/plus sign icon to navigate
to the Create Personnel View screen where a new personnel view
can be created and saved
 The Filters input fields Name and Partition name allow the
operator to manually input names of known Personnel Views
and to select specific partitions respectively
 The icons perform the same functions as in all
previous tabs
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 Personnel Views for Web (cont.)
 The operator can then input the required data to create a new
Personnel View by
Text Input Fields
 Filling in text input fields
 Dragging and dropping specific tabs for required attributes
 Adding new columns to add data
 Select the save icon ( ) when done to save the new Personnel Adding
View or the delete icon ( ) to delete the content New
 The new Personnel View will then appear in the Personnel Views Columns
for Web results
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 Personnel Types
 The Personnel Types editor allows the operator to create and edit
personnel types (different than the default selections).
 Each personnel record in the database can be based on the person's
role or type.
 Default selections are
 Employee
 Contractor
 Visitor
 None
 Selecting the Personnel Types link takes the operator to a new page
to the Create Personnel Type pop-up window where a new
personnel type can be created and saved
 The Filters input fields Name and Partition Name drop down
menu allow the operator to manually input names of known
Personnel Types and to select specific partitions respectively
previous tabs

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 Personnel Types (cont.)
 The Create Personnel Types pop-up window loads
Personnel Type by
 Filling in text input fields
 Selecting radio buttons to enable specific Personnel Type
attributes
 Select the save icon ( ) when done to save the new Personnel
Type or the delete icon ( ) to delete the content Text Input Fields
 The new Personnel Type will then appear in the Personnel Type
results
Radio buttons
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 Personnel Templates
 The Personnel Templates editor allows the operator to
create and edit personnel templates in the Personnel
Templates editor.
 The new personnel templates can be used as a basis for new
personnel records.
 Selecting the Personnel Templates link takes the operator to a new
page
to the Create Personnel Template page where a new personnel
template can be created and saved
 The Filters input fields Name and Partition Name drop down
menu allow the operator to manually input names of known
Personnel Templates and to select specific partitions
respectively
previous tabs
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 Personnel Templates (cont.)
Personnel Template by
 Filling in text input fields and selecting the various tabs and
filling in pertinent data where required
 Selecting pop-up and drop down menus and selecting required
attributes
 Selecting checkboxes for required attributes
 Selecting radio buttons for required attributes
 Select the save icon ( ) when done to save the new Personnel
Template or the delete icon ( ) to delete the content
 The new Personnel Template will then appear in the Personnel
Template results
Additional items below

page menu bar
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 Web Views
 The Web Views editor allows an administrator to change a
C•CURE Web user’s interface
 Customized web views allows operators to use different areas of
C•CURE Web based on that operator’s job role, simplifying their
user experience
 Selecting the Web Views link takes the operator to a new page
to the Create Web View page where a new web view can be created
and saved
 The Filters input fields Name and Partition drop down menu
allow the operator to manually input names of known Web
Views and to select specific partitions respectively
previous tabs
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 Web Views (cont.)
 The Create Web View pop-up window loads
 The administrator can then input the required data to create a new
Web View by
 Filling in text input fields Global text links
 Selecting radio buttons to enable specific attributes and then
manually selecting and filling in specific sub Web View
attributes
 Selecting links to globally turn on/turn off specific web view
attributes
 Selecting context menus and turning on/off specific web view
attributes and data views per operator requirements
 Select the save icon ( ) when done to save the new Web View or
the delete icon ( ) to delete the content
 The new Web View will then appear in the Web View results
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New Features > iSTAR Edge G2 Support What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 C•CURE 9000 Web Client

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• The iSTAR Edge G2 is a powerful new Linux based
Power Over Ethernet (POE) 4-door Controller
 The controller has been designed as a
replacement/upgrade for the current iSTAR Edge
• Models
 One (1) base model supporting 4 readers
 Hardware Options
• Bare board, or metal enclosure
• Optional PoE module
• Optional 5A power supply (phase 2)
• Optional BLE/WiFi module (phase 2)
iSTAR Edge G2 Controller
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 iSTAR Edge G2 Support (cont.)
• Controller Specs
 1.2GHz dual core CPU
 Advanced firmware features – OSDP, clustering,
intrusion zones/keypad commands, panel-based
event logic, area controls
 Supports up to 1M local cardholders
 Supports High Assurance (US Gov FIPS 201)
functionality
 Expanded memory set for future needs
 Supports Flexible networking
• Dual GigE network ports
• TLS 1.3 authentication
 Flexible power; 12/24VDC local power, or
• PoE+ on Port 1, utilizing daughter board
• PoE++, IEEE 802.3bt, ~60W Phase 2
Will support four (4) doors w/locks

 BLE & WiFi - Daughter board option
 Phase 2
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• Controller Specs (cont.)
 Supports Four (4) Doors w/Four (4) Readers
• Two Wiegand inputs
• Four RS485 ports for RM or OSDP
• Two of the RS485 can be used for
touchscreen readers
 Eight supervised inputs, aux power ports
 Four wet/dry relay outputs, with current sensing
 Expandable I/O
• Using I8, R8 modules - up to 8-I8 & 8-R8
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• Controller Specs (cont.)
 Expanded Layout, Board Design
Expanded Layout: iSTAR Edge G2 Controller
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• Serviceability/Reliability
 Two-line local Display for easy startup and
troubleshooting
 Rechargeable lithium coin cell for clock
 SuperCaps (no servicing) provide power for
shutdowns
 Reverse polarity protection
 Upgraded RS485 protection, 60V
 Automatic database backup to flash drive
• Per every download and every restart
• Can be configured to trigger backups as well
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• Cybersecurity
 Utilizes advanced hardware-based cybersecurity
based on Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)
• TEE is a secure, isolated environment within a main
processor running in parallel to the operating system
• This guarantees confidentiality and integrity of
code/data loaded within by using both hardware &
software as protection mechanisms
• Secure storage of keys and data
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• Cybersecurity (cont.)
 Secure Hardware Features Using TEE
• Secure Boot
• Device boots using trusted software.
• All phases of the boot execution use only known
hardware and software from an authenticated
source.
• Secure Update
• Device update only using software that is
considered trusted.
• All phases will leverage known hardware and
software and load from an authenticated source.
• Secure Manufacture
• Each board is personalized and secured with a
proper, established chain of trust
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• Cybersecurity (cont.)
 High Assurance (HA) Security
• Edge G2 – RS485 ports
• Supports High Assurance (US Gov Federal Information
Processing Standard (FIPS) 201) functionality (United
States federal government standard
• This specifies Personal Identity Verification (PIV)
requirements for Federal employees and contractors.)
• Supports PIV/PIV-I/CAC/CIV/TWIC credential
validation
• Authentication services are embedded in iSTAR Ultra
and Edge G2 and eliminates the need for third-party
add-on boards
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New Features > CCID Updates What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 iSTAR Edge G2 Support

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New Features > CCID Updates (cont.) What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
• GS1/QR
 C•CURE Badge Designer now supports GS1 and QR style
barcodes that are easily displayed and printed.
 Barcodes can also be added to a visitor badge.
QR Barcode Style
GS1 Barcode Style
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 CCID Updates (Badging & Scanning) (cont.)
• Fargo HDP6600® badging printer
 The C•CURE 9000 platform supports the new Fargo
HDP6600 ® badging printer
 Integrated with C•CURE ID, the new FARGO HDP6600®
badging printer, is ideal for organizations of any size that
need to routinely issue secure and durable, high definition
credentials at high speeds.
 As a cost-effective, eco-friendly and reliable solution, the
HDP6600® provides high resolution 600 dpi printing
capability for superior text and image quality.
 HDP6600® has been GreenCircle® Certified as significantly
reducing energy consumption over comparable card printing
and lamination systems
 The printer is supported by the OMNIKEY® 5127CK Mini
Encoder.
• This interface enables integrators to design finished readers without
the need to install or maintain drivers, thus eliminating complex
software lifecycle management issues in the field and accelerating
the time to market of finished devices. Fargo HDP6600® Badging Printer
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• Fargo HDP6600® badging printer (cont.)
 Existing C•CURE ID functionality works with HDP6600® and supports:
• Single Print
• Prox (enroll only)
• MIFARE Classic CSN (enroll)
• MIFARE Classic Data (enroll or program)
• iClass CSN (enroll)
• DESFire CSN (enroll)
• Batch
• Prox (enroll through import)
• Mifare Classic Data (program only)
• Single Print
• EV1/2 (program)
• Batch Print
• EV1/2 (program)
Fargo HDP6600® Badging Printer
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• AssureID SDK
 The new AssureID SDK supports new Gemalto
Scanners and legacy SnapShell scanners.
Gemalto AT9000 Passport Scanner
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New Features > Usability Updates What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 CCID Updates (Badging & Scanning)
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• Journal Volume Management
 Administrators may now create multiple empty journal volumes ahead of time preventing the need to give full SQL privileges to
users in the system.
 Mitigates any cyber concerns with providing full SQL privileges to the Crossfire service which was required for on the fly Journal
Database creation.
 Access High Activity Metrics from Admin (Right click App Server)
 Bulk Set Reader LCD Message Set (OSDP LED Control) (Right click iSTAR Controller)
 Help About, Record screen (Support tool)
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 Usability Updates (cont.)
• Access and Suppress High Activity “Runaway” Inputs from Admin (Right-click App Server)
 This update allows configuration of a trigger threshold to stop database logging of runaway inputs that could be caused from
skinned wiring, door vibrations, etc.
 Allows access/view of high activity items which may be putting load on the system from the C•CURE 9000 Admin application.
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New Features/Enhancements What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 CCID Updates (Badging & Scanning)
 Usability Updates
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Conclusion > Overview What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 In the “What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90” presentation, we:
• Presented updated support information for C•CURE 9000 v2.90 including:
 Controller and Firmware Support
 Licensing Models and Capacities
 Language Translations
 Data Sheet/Information Availability
• Identified known limitations of the platform or supporting platforms.
• Presented the new features.
 This concludes our presentation on What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90.
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Conclusion > Questions What’s New in C•CURE 9000 v2.90
 Thank you!
Questions?
Please consult C•CURE 9000 Technical

Manuals or your local support team
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Operating System and Database Support

SQL Server 2016 Express/Standard/Enterprise (SP1 or later) (64-bit)

SQL Server 2019 Express/Standard/Enterprise (64-bit)

Windows 10 Professional & Enterprise (version 1809 or higher) (64-bit)

Windows Server 2019 (64-bit)

iSTAR Ultra LT 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C

iSTAR Ultra 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C

iSTAR Ultra SE 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.C

iSTAR Ultra Video 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 X X X X

iSTAR Edge (Gen2) - - - X X 6.8.0 6.8.0

ICU 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.6.B 6.8.0

IP-ACM TBD 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.C

IP-ACM v2 6.6.0 6.6.0 6.6.5 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.9 6.6.C

iSTAR Edge, eX 6.2.1 6.2.1 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.7 6.2.8

iSTAR Pro 5.2.B 5.2.C 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.E 5.2.f

iSTAR Classic 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C 4.4.C

System Series License Capacities L M N P

Online Readers (via iSTAR) 16 32 64 128

Wireless/IP Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/100 0/200 0/300 0/500

Offline Locks (Non iSTAR) 0/100 0/200 0/300 0/500

CCURE GO Readers (Mobile)/

Online Inputs 1K 1K 1K 5K/10K

Online Outputs 1K 1K 1K 5K/10K

Enabled Cardholders 7K 12K 40K 45K

Concurrent Clients 10/30 10/30 10/30 20/256

Concurrent Badging Clients 1/30 1/30 1/30 2/256

System Series License Capacities Q R R Plus S S Plus T

C•CURE Go Readers (Mobile) 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100 0/100

Online Inputs 5K/10K 5K/10K 7.5K/10K 10K 15K 20K

Online Outputs 5K/10K 5K/10K 7.5K/10K 10K 15K 20K

Enabled Cardholders 250K 250K 250K 500K 500K 500K

Concurrent Clients 30/256 40/256 80/256 100/256 100/256 100/256

Concurrent Badging Clients 2/256 3/256 5/256 10/256 10/256 10/256

Enabled Cardholders 1k 10k 25k 100k 250k 500K

Concurrent Clients 5/100 5/100 5/100 10/100 10/100 10/100

Concurrent Badging Clients 1/100 1/100 1/100 2/100 2/100 2/100

• Minimum PC requirements for MAS Series

EULA Localization Languages Translated

Versions V2.70 V2.70 SP1/2 V2.80 V2.90

IIS Web Server v8 or higher v8 or higher v8 or higher v8 or higher

Android v4.4 or higher v4.4 or higher V6.0 or higher V7.0 or higher

iOS iOS9 or higher iOS9 or higher iOS11 or higher iOS13 or higher

Android v5.0 or higher v5.0 or higher v6.0 or higher v7.0 or higher

C•CURE Web Client (New)

Versions V2.70 V2.70 SP1/2 V2.80 V2.90

C•CURE Web Client (New)(cont.)

Firefox v53 v53 v53 

C•CURE Management Portal

Firefox v53 v53 v53 

Visitor Kiosk App (iOS)    -

Versions V2.70 V2.80 V2.90

Stratus everRun MX 7.4.2 7.4.2 7.6.1.0

Stratus everRun Enterprise 7.4.2 7.4.2 7.6.1.0

C•CURE 9000 Warm Standby*   

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 Video Clip Management

 Determines how long in days a clip may exist

• Select Save and Close when done

Clip Dynamic View

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