Mitel SX-200 Practices page 704

Hotel/Motel Feature Package Description
Room Status Display
Attendant Console and Front Desk Terminal
The attendant can display and change the status of a room(s). Room status is made
up of: room occupancy, room condition, telephone privileges (call restriction) and maid
in room. Each (except maid in room) can be set independently of the other by the
attendant. See Table 2-l 9.
The system can be programmed to change the status of all "occupied/clean" rooms to
"occypied/dirty" at a predetermined time. At the same time, an audit of all auto wakeups
,is generated. See Wakeup/Room Condition Audit on page 602 2-31. d
Table 2-19 Room Status Display
Terminal Type Description of Display
Utendant Console
When a room number is selected, the status from the above list is dis-
played on the second line of the attendant console LCD. For example:
Status= Vac/Dirty/WMaid
means the room is vacant, dirty, has only internal telephone privileges and
has a maid in it. The last field is blank if the maid is not present.
Room status for a number of rooms can be displayed by doing a room
search on the basis of:
- Maid in room
- Vacant/clean
- Reserved and clean
- Out of service
See Room Status Search.
Front Desk Terminal A. Room status for a particular room is displayed on the room update
screen, Occupancy, condition, call priiilege, and maid are displayed as
separate fields.
B. Room status for a number of rooms can be displayed by doing a room
search on the basis of:
- Vacant/clean
- Vacant
- Maid in room
- Out of service
- Dirty
- Reserved
- Guaranteed
See Room Status Search.
Feature
Interactions
How to Program
If System Option 2 (Message Lamp Test Enable) is enabled,
when a room's status is changed from vacant to occupied or
tram occupied to vacant, the system performs a message lamp
test on the telephone in that room. If the test finds the lamp de-
fective (i.e. burnt-out or missing), it raises a minor alarm. See
the Programming section.
Chart 4-l 9
How to Use Console:
FDT
Chart 5-l 1, Chart 5-l 3
Chart 5-31, Chart 5-28, Chart 5-33, Chart 5-23
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