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Hotel/Motel Feature Package Description
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Message Register Audit
Room-Reg Room-Reg Room-Reg
Room-Reg Room-Reg
12345-00001 12346-00005 12347-00012
123458-00003 12349-00011
12350-00004 12351-00011 12352-00001
12353-00002 12354-00002
22145-00012 22146-00008
32145-00002 32146-00003
Figure 2-l 7 Message Register Audit
How to f rogram
Chart 44
How to Use Console: Chart 5-3
FDT Chart 5-l 8
Feature lnterac-
tions
If System Option 25 (Message Register Zero After Audit) is en-
abled, all message registers are set to zero when the audit is
requested. This includes the instance where the maximum num-
ber of audits is exceeded or the printer is unavailable for any
reason. See the Programming section.
Room Status Audit(s)
The attendant can request a report of the current status of all guest rooms. The
attendant console produces one audit containing information on all rooms, The front
desk terminal can produce two types of room status audits: room occupancy audits
(vacant, occupied, reserved and guaranteed audits) and room condition audits (to
clean and to inspect audits). Each of these audits can be requested by room type (see
Room Type) or for all rooms. In addition, an all rooms audit can be requested from the
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front desk terminal. This is the equivalent of the attendant console room status audit
,(see Table 2-l 0). Also see Room Occupancy and Room Condition.
Each audit (console or front desk terminal) shows the call restriction status of the room
(see Call Restriction) and whether there is a maid in the room (see Maid in Room). The
attendant console audit is shown in Figure 2-18 and a front desk terminal audit is
shown in Figure 2-19.
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