Section 92 of 101
PART VII — Platform Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-006-SECTION-92 · 42 content blocks
91. Interface Architecture Integration
The Building BIOS shall represent every System05 Interface through the Interface Abstraction Layer and the authoritative Interface Registry.
For each Interface, the BIOS shall maintain:
Interface Type and Instance IDs;
host entity;
location and orientation;
domain classification;
specification version;
Compatibility Class;
Interface Profile;
current connection;
current state;
Capability Declaration;
negotiated operating limits;
lock, seal, and isolation status;
inspection and maintenance status;
active faults and restrictions.
The BIOS shall use the Interface Protocol to coordinate:
discovery;
identity verification;
reservation;
compatibility verification;
alignment and engagement status;
locking verification;
capability negotiation;
commissioning;
operation;
isolation;
safe release;
- disconnection.
- The BIOS shall not represent a physical Interface as Operational solely because digital communication exists.
Interface state data may originate from:
embedded Interface sensors;
connected Cartridges;
installation tools;
robots;
inspection systems;
authorized human confirmation;
- imported commissioning evidence.
- The source and verification level shall remain attached to each state.
The BIOS shall detect inconsistencies between the two Interface sides. If one side reports Locked while the other reports Partially Engaged, the connection shall enter a State Conflict or Faulted condition.
Passive Interfaces shall be represented using registered geometry, installation evidence, inspection, and lifecycle records even when no live electronic state is available.