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This Driver connects to the Micros Fidelio Room Booking system. In this driver, each Boolean Point represents a Hotel Room. Guest check in, check out and change events are received by the Driver and update the proxy points to reflect a Room's occupancy. This driver uses the Micros Fidelio FIAS Protocol Version 2.11.
In a normal configuration, a Web Supervisor runs the driver and communicates with the Micros Fidelio system. The Driver's proxy points can then be exported via the Niagara Network to other Stations. Please note the driver will work on a Jace but we recommend the architecture as shown in the diagram below...
The IP address is set by altering the 'Ip Address' Property on the MicroNetwork's Property Sheet. For instance, 10.10.20.53:5007 connects to 10.10.20.53 with a port number of 5007. Please note the typical port range for this system is 5000 to 6000.
The connection between the Micros Fidelio system and Niagara is self healing. If a connection is dropped and then reconnects, Niagara will perform a database sync with the Micros Fidelio system to ensure it has all of the latest Guest information. The state of any database synchronization and active links are held as Properties on the MicrosNetwork.
There are some issues that need to be resolved with the Micros Fidelio system to ensure this driver works correctly...