The Micros driver integrates a single (PMS) into a
Niagara station. Data items in the PMS and the station are exchanged via Micros proxy points under a Micros device. PMS generated Guest Check-in, Guest Check-out, and Guest data change events are sent to a Boolean Point to represent the occupancy state of an individual hotel room. This state can then be used to control for example, central
plant, room lighting, or the room environment.
The driver uses a familiar
Niagara driver hierarchy of a single parent network, a single device, which has one or more proxy points. The room data is not polled but instead subscribes to receive PMS event types on startup and thereafter event notifications which use the driver’s Micros Network/Link Config.
Here is a typical example of PMS data items in a Micros driver proxy point: