Section 99 of 101
98. Building Management System Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-006-SECTION-99 · 38 content blocks
A Building Management System, or BMS, may supervise and control mechanical, electrical, energy, environmental, and operational building systems through BIOS-authorized services.
The BMS shall normally manage:
HVAC operation;
energy management;
equipment scheduling;
utility monitoring;
environmental control;
operational alarms;
system optimization.
The BIOS shall remain responsible for:
identity;
authoritative configuration;
Interface and Cartridge registration;
control authority;
state and event integrity;
permissions;
configuration validation;
BIOS recovery.
The BMS shall receive from the BIOS:
authorized equipment list;
topology and zone information;
available capabilities;
current restrictions;
operating mode;
command permissions;
dependency status;
relevant faults.
The BMS shall return:
commands;
operating states;
measurements;
alarms;
performance data;
equipment faults;
maintenance indicators.
A BMS command shall not bypass BIOS permissions, certified local controllers, safety interlocks, or equipment limits.
Replacement of the BMS shall not require reconstruction of the building’s identity and configuration records.
Proprietary BMS objects shall be mapped to persistent System05 identities. Loss of that BMS shall not cause Components or Cartridges to lose their Registry identities.