Pfs Service

Pfs provides an interface to receiving events generated by Push-for-service devices, such as the TableGenie.

<PfsButtonPress> messages inform the client that a button (or button chord) was pressed on the device.

Attribute	Description	Details
unit	Indicates the serial number of the Pfs unit the button was pressed on.	Always present
butons	When converted to a binary integer, is a bitmask of the button (or buttons) that were pressed. Button 1 is represented by the low-order bit, button 2 is the second lowest order bit, etc. For example: `1` means button 1 pressed, whereas `7` means buttons 1,2,3 were pressed.	Always present
batt	Indicates battery level percentage	Always present
table	Indicates table number	Present if the Pfs device has been associated with a table on the transmitter

<PfsButtonPress unit="19284756" buttons="1" batt="50" table="10" />

<PfsCancel> messages inform the client that the cancel sequence on the Pfs device was pressed.

Attribute	Description	Details
unit	Indicates the serial number of the Pfs unit the button was pressed on.	Always present
batt	Indicates battery level percentage.	Always present
table	Indicates table number.	Present if the Pfs device has been associated with a table on the transmitter

<PfsCancel unit="19284756" batt="50" table="10" />

<PfsSupervision> messages inform the client that a Pfs unit sent a heartbeat message, or as a result of a program key being inserted.

Attribute	Description	Details
unit	Indicates the serial number of the Pfs unit the button was pressed on.	Always present
batt	Indicates battery level percentage.	Always present
table	Indicates table number.	Present if the Pfs device has been associated with a table on the transmitter

<PfsSupervision unit="19284756" batt="50" table="10" />