Display Format - Nortel Meridian 1 Manual

Display format

Tables 7, 8, and 9 show the display format and the column parameters.
Table 7 shows the format with Maid ID, Multi-Language Wake Up, and VIP
Wake Up packages equipped.
Note: X11 Release 16 introduces Multi-Language Wake Up. Maid ID
and VIP Wake Up are available with X11 Release 17 and later.
The first line shows the source of the change, the DN and the status
immediately prior to the change. The second line shows the new status. At the
end of the second line is the time the change took place.
After sysload, blocks of asterisk (*) characters may be printed in the
occupancy and cleaning fields (columns 1 and 2) to show they have not been
assigned occupancy or cleaning status. If this happens, enter the missing
information.
The second line of a display message may be replaced by a warning, as
described below. These warnings will also appear in a confirm message (see
"Define options for the Set command" on page 17) in the same
circumstances.
— ERR: NO LAMP
Not Disturb condition on or off, and the room telephone has no lamp.
— ERR: BAD LAMP
— ERR: NO SALE
that is not for sale.
— ERR: NOT VAC
—
ERR: NOT OCC
X11 Release notes
With X11 Release 15 and earlier, the display includes up to column 7 and the
time (AT hh:mm) (up to 62 characters).
X11 Release 16 and Multi-Language Wake Up (MLWU) adds column 8 to
the display. The time (AT hh:mm) follows at the end (up to 72 characters
total). If MLWU is not equipped, the display remains the same as it appears
with X11 Release 15.
Using the Background Terminal
An attempt was made to turn Message Waiting or Do
The lamp is not functioning properly.
Operations, such as check-in, were attempted on a room
A check-in was attempted for a room already occupied.
A check-out was attempted for a room not occupied.
Background Terminal Facility
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