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Super Screen integration examples: energy and rooms

Reference workflows for an energy dashboard and a room-status display, including data ownership, screen commands and acceptance checks. These are implementation examples, not customer case studies.

Example 1: display measured and allocated energy

A meter service collects cumulative readings and maps them to equipment. Your application calculates interval use, shared allocation and unresolved differences. It serves a dashboard URL; Super Screen displays that webpage. The screen does not perform metering, calculate a bill or establish the correctness of upstream measurements.

Show site, interval, unit, last successful reading and a stale-data indicator on the dashboard. Keep measured and allocated values separate. Configure the screen refresh interval for the application’s update rate, and test the dashboard directly before publishing it to a region. Content refresh cannot repair an upstream meter outage.

Example 2: a room-status display

The booking application owns the schedule; supported sensors supply separate occupancy observations. Your application decides how to show reserved, occupied and unknown states. Publish the resulting webpage to a screen region. A displayed booking or occupancy state does not authorize a door unlock; access permissions belong to the access system.

Test a booking change, a missing sensor update and a lost network connection. Check that the display shows the source timestamp and an unknown state instead of presenting old occupancy as current. Keep manual operation available through the appropriate room or access system.

Acceptance evidence for either workflow

Keep a trace from source event to application update, command mid and physical display observation. Check permissions, URL reachability, region state and timestamp freshness separately. Record which step failed when an acknowledgement arrives but the expected view does not. Agree on data retention, operating responsibility and the supported device models before rollout.

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