Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 618

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Figure 5-1 Typical Status Display
number. Figure 5-l shows a typical room display with status
"3", indicating that the room is vacant but requires cleaning. If a
period (.) appears after the status code, it indicates that a maid
is currently in the room. Having pressed the GUEST ROOM
button and dialed a room number, the attendant can update the
room status by dialing a special code (see Table 5-l). This also
provides the attendant with a view of a room's status when
viewing the Room Status field, after pressing the GUEST ROOM
button and dialing an extension.
(b) A vacant room (i.e., code 1 or 3 in Table 5-1) may be restricted
from making outgoing trunk calls. A similar restriction can be
applied by the use of the ROOM RESTR button for 'nonvacanY
rooms. This facility is detailed under the ROOM RESTR descrip-
tion.
(c) A hotel guest may request that all calls to his/her room be
intercepted by the attendant; i.e., a "DO NOT DISTURB" con-
dition is required. This condition may be overridden in an emer-
gency. The details are given in the description for the DO NOT
DSTB button.
(d) The hotel attendant can inform a hotel and guest that he/she
has a message waiting, by arranging for the room telephone to
ring, or to flash a lamp every 20 minutes. This facility is dis-
cussed more fully in the description for the MSGE WAIT button.
(e) If the room telephone has a Message Waiting lamp, the lamp
will flash (at 60 ipm) for the "message waiting" period. Only one
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