NEC Neax 2400 Imx Hotel Office Data Specification
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NDA-24288 CHAPTER 4 Page 89 Revision 1.0 AHSY 387 00 Not used 388 00 Not used 389 00 Not used 390 00 Not used 391 00 Not used 392 00 Not used 393 00 Not used 394 00 Not used 395 00 Not used 396 00 Not used 397 00 Not used 398 00 Not used 399 00 Not used 400 Hour data is assigned using a decimal number (Military Time) Example 1:2:00 a.m. - This data is entered as 02. Example 2:2:30 a.m. - This data is entered as 14.The time at which the printer periodically prints out the setting status of such Service Features as Automatic Wake-Up, Group Announcement, etc. 401 Minute data is assigned using a decimal number (Military Time) Example 1:2:00 a.m. - This data is entered as 00. Example 2:2:30 a.m. - This data is entered as 30. 4020 b0Not used b1 Wake-Up Result (Answer) Printout 0/1 = Out/In Service 0 b2 Not used 0 b3 0b4 0b5 0b6 0b7 INDEX (0 – 1023)DATA (DATA) 00 – FF (Hex)BIT CORRESPONDING DATA CONTENTS DATA 0/1BIT
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24288 Page 90 Revision 1.0 AHSY 403 b0 Processing of Checkout Result (Feature Code = 16, Function Code = 2) when received from PMS. 0: Out status memory in guest memory is cleared. 1: All guest memory is cleared. 0 b1 Not used 0 b2 0b3 0b4 0b5 0b6 0b7 404 00Not used 405 b0 Hotel printer prints out the Setting information of the 2nd Wake-Up Call. 0/1 = Required/Not Required b1 Hotel printer prints out the Cancel information of the 2nd Wake-Up Call. 0/1 = Required/Not Required b2 Hotel printer prints out the result of the 2nd Wake-Up Call. 0/1 = Required/Not Required 0 b3 Not used 0b4 0b5 0b6 b7 Wake-Up Call information (Set, Cancel, Result) are printed out with: 0/1 = Two Lines/One Line 406 00 Not used 2047 00 Not used INDEX (0 – 1023)DATA (DATA) 00 – FF (Hex)BIT CORRESPONDING DATA CONTENTS DATA 0/1BIT ~~~~
NDA-24288 CHAPTER 4 Page 91 Revision 1.0 AANP AANP: Assignment of Administration Numbering Plan 1. General This command assigns the minimum number of digits needed to determine the service that is required for the first digit received (pre-translation). 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Hotel Application only. 2. If the Guest and Admin. Numbering are separated (the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 160, bit6=0), use this command for the Admin. Numbering plan. For the Guest numbering plan, use the AGNP command. Note:Hotel features are available in TN1 only. If the numbering plans are separated by tenants, the purpose for each tenant is completely separated. Admin. Station required of the guest room call must be allocated in TN1. 3. The applicable Tenant Number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 8. Enter the tenant number this command affects. 4. If data of this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 92, bit2=1), assign TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants. 5. When changing any of the numbering plan data, the old data must be deleted before new data is assigned. 3. Data Entry Instructions The first digit of station number, service access code and/or trunk access code, etc. (0-9, *, #)1st DC CIBLF 1st DIGIT CODE (1st DC) TENANT NUMBER (TN) Whether the station busy status is monitored by the system or not. In Hotel system, assign “0” for this parameter.NND CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) N/H/BN UMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 N = Normal (Idle) H = Hooking B = Busy0 = Out of Service 1 = In service The status of the “1st DC” dialedThe primarily analyzed digits, prior to the AASP command. To assign different number of digits for this, assign minimum number of digits in this parameter. 0 0
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24288 Page 92 Revision 1.0 AANP 4. Data Sheet TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) NUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NDA-24288 CHAPTER 4 Page 93 Revision 1.0 AANP TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) N/H/BNUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 1NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 2NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 3NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 4NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 5NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 6NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 7NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 8NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 9NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 0NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 *NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 #NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24288 Page 94 Revision 1.0 AGNP AGNP: Assignment of Guest Numbering Plan 1. General This command assigns the minimum number of digits needed to determine the service which is required for the first digit received (pre-translation). 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Hotel Application only. 2. If the Guest and Admin. Numbering are separated (the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 160, bit6 = 0), use this command for the Guest Numbering plan. For the Admin. numbering plan, use the AANP com- mand. Note:Hotel features are available in TN1 only. If the numbering plans are separated by tenants, the purpose for each tenant is completely separated. Admin. Station required of the guest room call must be allocated in TN1. 3. The applicable Tenant Number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 8. Enter the tenant number this command affects. If data for this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 92, bit2 = 1), assign TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants. 4. When changing any of the numbering plan data, the old data must be deleted before new data is assigned. 3. Data Entry Instructions The first digit of station number, service access code and/or trunk access code, etc. (0-9, *, #)1st DC CIBLF 1st DIGIT CODE (1st DC) TENANT NUMBER (TN) Whether the station busy status is monitored by the system or not. In Hotel system, assign “0” for this parameter.NND CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) N/H/BN UMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 N = Normal (Idle) H = Hooking B = Busy0 = Out of Service 1 = In service The status of the “1st DC” dialedThe primarily analyzed digits, prior to the AGSP command. To assign different number of digits for this, assign minimum number of digits in this parameter. 0 0
NDA-24288 CHAPTER 4 Page 95 Revision 1.0 AGNP 4. Data Sheet TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) N/H/BNUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 1NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 2NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 3NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 4NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 5NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 6NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 7NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 8NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 9NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 0NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 *NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0 #NNormal 0 H Hooking 0 BBusy 0
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24288 Page 96 Revision 1.0 AGNPL AGNPL: Assignment of Guest Numbering Plan for LDM 1. General This command assigns the minimum number of digits needed to determine the service required for the first digit received (pre-translation). 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Hotel Application. 2. If the Guest and Admin. Numbering are separated (the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 160, bit6 = 0), use this command for the Guest Numbering plan. For the admin. numbering plan, use the ANPDL com- mand. Note:Hotel features are available in TN1 only. If the numbering plans are separated by tenants, the purpose for each tenant is completely separated. Admin. Station required of the guest room call must be allocated in TN1. 3. Use this command to assign the numbering data for the operator call and the priority call (terminating to ATT) in the Fusion network. 4. The numbering data for Telephone numbers may be programmed by this command; however, those Telephone numbers are available in the self node only. Telephone numbers available within the Fusion network are to be programmed at Network Control Node (NCN) using the AGNPN and AGSPN commands. 5. The system data assignment (ASYDL, SYS1, INDEX 513, bit0 = 1) is needed to use the AGNPL command.
NDA-24288 CHAPTER 4 Page 97 Revision 1.0 AGNPL 3. Data Entry Instructions TENANT NUMBER (TN)1st DIGIT CODE (1st DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) N/H/BNUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 16 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 1st DC The first digit of service access code, etc., (0-9, *, #) NND The first digits analyzed prior to the ASPAL command. Assign the minimum number of digits for each Access Code. To assign a different number of digits, such as Timing Start for Telephone numbers, assign the maximum number of digits in this parameter. CI The status of the 1st DC dialed: N = Normal H = Hooking B = BusyBLF Whether the station busy status is monitored by the system or not. For Hotel system, assign “0” for this parameter. 0 = Out of Service 1 - In service
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24288 Page 98 Revision 1.0 AGNPL 4. Data Sheet TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI)NUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND)BUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF)REMARKS 1NNormal H Hooking BBusy 2NNormal H Hooking BBusy 3NNormal H Hooking BBusy 4NNormal H Hooking BBusy 5NNormal H Hooking BBusy 6NNormal H Hooking BBusy 7NNormal H Hooking BBusy 8NNormal H Hooking BBusy 9NNormal H Hooking BBusy 0NNormal H Hooking BBusy NNormal H Hooking BBusy #NNormal H Hooking BBusy