This guide assumes you have already installed Altitude Direct using this guide
Setting up System 6000
With your Dormakabarepresentative ensure the Web Services are enabled on the local installation. These web services allow Altitude Direct to connect.
For the Kiosk setup, the following configuration file need to be updated (this is the default location):
C:\Program Files (x86)\KABA\Messenger Lens\PMS ServiceLENS_PMS.exe.config
Find the lines below and update them to true:
<add key="DeliverAccessKeyToPMS" value="true"/>
<add key="DeliverRFIDKey" value="true"/>
Configuring Altitude Direct
The default access URL for the local web service is:
http://localhost/LensPMSWebService/MessengerPMSService.asmx
The default Username is: DummyUser and password is: DummyPwd
Click "Save" to save the settings.
Testing the connection
To test the connection click the "Test Connection" button; which will trigger a Hello World command to the Web Service, if it shows a Green message box the connection is successful.
To confirm the Username and Password a Key should be encoded.
Where there is no access to the encoder you can test using a Virtual encoder. Set this up in Altitude (typically ID 10) - otherwise use a normal encoder.
Find a reservation and try to encode the Key card.
Debugging
Possible issues can be:
Incorrect host name
Incorrect username/password
If the "Hello world" test doesn't work then the Web Service is not operating correctly.