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    							17526QRA01
    with Hotel/Motel
    Voice Mail with Automated Attendant
    Quick Reference to Guest Management
    for System Administrators
    QRACOV.QXD  5/2/97 10:28 AM  Page 1    (Black plate) 
    						
    							NVM-2002 with Hotel/Motel
     Voice Mail with Automated Attendant
    Quick Reference to Hotel Guest Management
    for System Administrators
    Using Guest Management Options
    Calling a System
    Administrator (SA)
    MailboxFrom any ext:  Get intercom dial tone z Dial Voice Mail master
    extension no. (If you hear, Please enter your security code,
    dial *) 
    z Dial SA Mailbox no. z Dial security code.
    From outside the hotel:
      Call Voice Mail telephone numberz
    Dial # during hotel greeting z Dial SA Mailbox no. z Dial security
    code
    To Check In a Hotel Guest Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press G M z
    Press C I z Enter the room extension of the guest to be checked
    in 
    z Follow the voice prompts
    The Hotel Guest’s mailbox can now receive messa
    ges from
    outside callers.
    To Check Out a Hotel Guest Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press G M z
    Press C O z Enter the room extension of the guest to be checked
    out 
    z Follow the voice prompts
    The Hotel Guest’s mailbox can no lon
    ger receive messages from
    outside callers.  This also erases the mailbox 
    greeting, name and
    security code (if any) for the mailbox that was checked out.
    To use Post Check-Out
    Messa
    ge Checking for a
    particular Hotel Guest (e.
    g., to
    determine if a Hotel Guest,
    who has checked out, has any
    messa
    ges and then listen to
    them)When a Hotel Guest, who has checked out, calls for messa
    ges:
    z Start to transfer the call to Voice Mail (and dial Voice Mail
    master extension no.) 
    z Call your SA Mailbox z Press S A z
    Press G M z Press M Cz Enter the room extension for post
    check-out messa
    ge checking z Enter the date the Guest was
    checked out 
    z Listen for the message count (If the Guest has no
    messa
    ges, you will hear, There are no messages). Press L to
    listen to the messa
    ges, or press T and complete the transfer so
    that the 
    guest who has checked out can listen to the messages
    The (former) Hotel Guest can listen to and erase the messa
    ges or
    call the operator.
    To Move a Hotel
    Guest’s mailboxCall System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press  G M
    z Press M G z Enter room extension to be moved z Enter the
    extension number of the new room z Follow the prompts
    This option moves the characteristics of a Hotel Guest’s mailbox
    (e.
    g., messages, greeting, wake-up call) to another mailbox. 
    						
    							To set a Wake-Up Call for a
    Hotel Guest
    To cancel or modify the time of
    a Wake-Up Call for a particular
    room extensionCall System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press G M z
    Press W C z Follow prompts for the room extension to receive
    the Wake Up Call
    Call System Administrator Mailbox
     z Press S A z Press G M z
    Press W C z Enter the room extension requiring a canceled or
    modified Wake-Up Call.  Listen for prompt stating the Wake-Up
    Call is active.  Follow prompts to cancel or modify Wake-Up Call.
    Hotel Guests have the ability to set their own Wake-Up Calls
    throu
    gh their mailboxes.  Your system can be set up so that the
    Front Desk’s mailbox receives an ur
    gent notice when a Guest
    does not answer a Wake-Up Call.  Then, when listenin
    g to
    messa
    ges, a Front Desk attendant hears, Room XXX does not
    answer
    .  The Wake-Up Call has failed.
    To record Wake-Up Call
    ANnouncementUse the same steps for recording any Announcement Message:
    Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press A N z
    Follow the voice prompts to record the announcement that plays
    for Wake-Up Calls
    The Voice Mail has a standard announcement that plays for
    Wake-Up Calls (
    Hello, this is the Wake-Up Call you
    requested.  To activate the Snooze Alarm, press S.  To
    ring the hotel operator, press 0.  Otherwise, hang up now
    to turn off your Wake-Up Call
    .)  Your Voice Mail may be set
    up with a Wake-Up Announcement Mailbox that is set for each
    Hotel Guest Mailbox.  If it is, the standard Wake-Up Call
    Announcement will not play.  You must record the Wake-Up Call
    Announcement (which plays in place of the standard
    announcement).
    To program Hotel Guest List
    Mailboxes (allows you to
    create Distribution Lists for
    Hotel Guests)Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press G M z
    Press G L z Enter the Distribution Mailbox number z Follow the
    prompts to modify the list (addin
    g or deleting room extensions on
    the list), to hear which room extensions are on the list, or to
    remove all room extensions from the list.
    A Distribution Mailbox is the mailbox assi
    gned to a Distribution
    List (which is simply a list of mailboxes).  Distribution Mailboxes
    and their correspondin
    g Lists are assigned in system
    pro
    gramming.  See your System Programmer/Installer to see
    what Distribution Mailboxes are available to you.
    After you put the Hotel Guests on a Distribution List, you can use
    R S (Record and Send) to send a messa
    ge to all mailboxes on
    the list without enterin
    g each individual mailbox.  When you are
    prompted for the mailbox number to receive your messa
    ge, enter
    the Distribution Mailbox number. 
    						
    							To Erase All Messages Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press E M z
    Follow the prompts
    This lets you erase all the messa
    ges in a Subscriber, Guest,
    Messa
    ge Center or Hotel Guest Mailbox.
    To Delete a Security Code Call System Administrator Mailbox z Press S A z Press D S z
    Follow the prompts
    This lets you delete the security code for a Subscriber, Messa
    ge
    Center, Guest, Announcement, Modem, Fax or Hotel Guest
    Mailbox.
    Helping Hotel Guests Call Into Voice Mail
    The phone system that is installed in your hotel determines how Hotel Guests call into Voice Mail
    and log onto their mailbox.  The steps listed below tell how Hotel Guests log onto their mailboxes
    from several different phone systems.  You will need this information if a Hotel Guest needs help
    when logging onto Voice Mail.
    To call a Hotel Guest mailbox:
    From a Hotel Guest’s
    VS/DS01/DS100
     phone
    From Hotel Guest’s 124i/384i
    Keyset
    From Hotel Guest’s 124i/384i
    Sin
    gle Line phone
    From Hotel Guest’s Portrait
    phonePress MSG key (Or, dial *6 if no key) 
    z If requested, dial security
    code
    Press Voice Mail key (Or, press CALL key, dial *8 ) 
    z If
    requested, dial security code
    Dial *8 
    z If requested, dial security code
    Press SPK 
    z Press ICM,  then dial * (Or, just press Mailbox
    Lo
    gon Key) z If requested, dial security code
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    Part No. 17526QRA01         April 1997
    Issue 1-0Printed in U.S.A
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