Where --https-port=10443 can be changed to the desired port and --ssl-certificate=\"C:\SSL CERT\server.pem\", --ssl-private-key=\"C:\SSL CERT\server.key\" and --ssl-tmp-dh=\"C:\SSL CERT\dh2048.pem\" should point to your SSL certificate files.
Also don't forget to either omit or change the -customdir:\"C:\ProgramData\ChronoScan.ENT DEFAULT\" parameter to match your configuration. If you are not using multiple ChronoScan configurations you can omit the parameter.
NOTES FOR SSL USERS:
2018/08/31 From version 1.0.1.92 SSL ciphers are limited to TLS 1.2+HIGH when SSL is active.
The contents of 4.3.2. Running a ChronoScan Server with SSL