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    							TL-130100-1001 ’Table 9.2 KEDU Response Code Identification
    FEATUREFUNCTIONHOUR/MINUTEDATA
    RESPONSE
    CODEDEFINITIONWake-UpEnter room numberFFFF or time in memory
    AValid response.
    Blank
    1Nonexistent room.
    Enter timeTime entered via 
    keysetAValid response.
    ‘Time entered via 
    keyset2Invalid time.
    Time entered via 
    keyset3Another time already
    in memory.
    Clear time from
    FFFFAValid response.
    memory
    FFFF5Room not on wake-up
    list.
    MessageMeteringEnter room numberCount in memoryAValid response.
    Blank
    1Nonexistent room.
    Enter meter countCount entered via 
    keysetAValid response (O-255).
    Count entered via 
    keyset3New count overwrites
    old count.
    Count entered via 
    keyset.2invalid count (greater than
    255).Clear meters to zero
    000ASystem has cleared meter
    count.
    Blank
    1Nonexistent room.
    060
    5Meter count is already
    cleared.
    RoomRestrictionEnter room numberAAAAARoom restricted.
    BBBBARoom not restricted.
    Blank1Nonexistent room.
    Enter restrictionAAAA
    ARoom restricted.
    AAAA
    3Room already restricted
    Clear restriction
    BBBBARestriction off.
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    Table 9.2 KEDU Response Code identification (Continued)
    FEATUREFUNCTIONHOUR/MINUTE
    DATA
    RESPONSE
    CODE
    DEFlNlTlONTime
    Enter date and timeBlankBBBBMonth, day,
    hour, 
    & minutes
    1Nonexistent room.
    5Room not restricted.
    ASystem accepts entry.
    Month, day,
    hour, &minutes
    2Invalid entry.
    Message
    Waiting‘Enter room numberAAAA
    BBBB
    AMessage waiting
    activated.A
    Message waiting not
    activated.
    Alarm
    indicatorBBBB
    1Nonexistent room.
    After a power failure
    FMessage metering and
    wake-up tape data bad.A
    Message metering
    memory bad, wake-up
    tape good,
    With no power failureA
    Message metering and
    wake-up tape data good.
    FSystem diagnosed wake-
    up and/or message
    metering data as bad.
    Room
    Status
    Do Not
    DisturbEnter room number
    Clear status
    Enter room numberCurrent room status
    Blank
    000AAAAA
    Valid entry.
    2Invalid entry.A
    System has cleared.A
    Room restriction activated.BBBBA
    Room restriction not
    activated.
    Clear do not disturbBBBBA
    Room restriction
    deactivated.
    MOTE:A response of D after any function keying indicates that the function is not allowed
    from the KEDU feature. 
    						
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    5
    6
    5210Enter room number
    Depress 
    ENTEFVXCUTE button.
    8187(c) DATA field displays a three-digit code,
    as follows:
    The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.1. Left-most digit (field H) is either 0
    for an unoccupied room or 1
    for an occupied room.
    2. Center digit (field I) is either 0
    for an unavailable room or
    1 for an available room.
    3. Right-most digit (field J) gives
    information on the status of
    maid service for that room.
    0= Status of the room is unknown (no
    date).
    1= maid service is complete.
    2 = maid service is in progress.
    3= maid service is required.
    Enter or Change Room StatusDepress ROOM STAT button.(a) ROOM STAT LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    (a) ROOM NUMBER field displays the
    room number.
    (b) Response code field displays “A”:
    (c) DATA field displays the current
    status.
    (a) DATA display field off.
    (b) Response code display field off.
    (c) Room number field displays the
    room number.
    7Enter new room status.Fields H through J display the new room
    status.
    NOTE:Three values must be entered, even if only one value is to be changed.
    8Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.(a) DATA field displays new room status.
    (b) Response code field displays “A”.
    (c) Response code field displays “2” if
    invalid data is entered.
    (d) If printer provided, see Table 9.1 for
    typical printer displays.
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    Clearing Room Status Information
    9Depress ROOM STAT button.(a) ROOM STAT LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields out.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    10Enter room number.Same as Step 5.
    11Depress CLEAR button.(a) CLEAR LED on.
    (b) Display fields H through K off.
    (c) Response code display field off.
    12Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.(a) Response code “A” is displayed in the
    response code field.
    (b) DATA field displays 000.
    9.4.2Maid ServiceUsing a room telephone, the maid or supervisory personnel can indicate to
    the attendant or a clerk whether maid service is needed, in progress, or
    completed in the room.
    STEPOPERATIONRESULT
    1Take station off-hook.Dial tone heard.
    2Enter room status change access
    code.Confirmation tone heard.
    3Place station on-hook.
    NOTE:If you have this feature with Property Management System (PMS) equipped, you must
    enter the ID (1-6 digits) after the room status change access code before hearing
    the confirmation tone.
    9.4.3
    Wake-Up CallWhen a guest requests a wake-up call, the system can be programmed to
    call the room automatically at the specified time (not to exceed 24 hours in
    advance). A tone will be heard or, optionally, a recorded announcement will
    be heard when the room answers. If the station is busy or does not answer,
    the system will:
    5210 
    						
    							TL-130100-10011.Try a number of times at intervals before canceling the
    wake-up call with the number of times and the time
    intervals programmed in the data base.
    2.Connect to the console or another station (data base
    programmable).
    STEPOPERATIONRESULT
    1
    2
    NOTES:
    1.
    2.
    3
    4
    5
    6
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    Enter Request for Wake-UpDepress WAKE-UP button.(a) WAKE-UP LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) HOUR-MINUTE LED on.
    Enter room number.(a) Room number displayed in ROOM
    NUMBER display field.
    (b) FFFF displayed in the HOUR-MINUTE
    display field.
    (c) Response code field displays “A” if
    the room number is valid.
    (d) Response code field displays “1” if the
    room number is invalid.
    Where room numbers are of three- and four-digit format, four digits must be
    entered. If a room number is of three-digit format, enter a 
    # after the three digits.
    If a time is displayed instead of FFFF, the time must be canceled before entering
    another wake-up time.
    Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.(a) HOUR-MINUTE field off.
    (b) Response code field off.
    Enter wake-up time.Wake-up time is displayed in the 
    HOUR-MINUTE field.
    Depress 
    ENTERIXCUTE button.(a) Response field displays “A” if no
    previous wake-up time for this room
    number was entered. OR
    (b) Response field displays “3” if a
    previous wake-up time was entered
    for this room number.
    (c) If printer is provided, see Table 9.1 for
    typical printer displays.
    Cancellation of Previously Entered Wake-Up CallDepress WAKE UP button.(a) WAKE-UP LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
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    							TL-I 30100-l 001STEPOPERATIONRESULT(c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) HOUR-MINUTE LED on.
    7Enter room number.(a) Room number is displayed in the
    ROOM NUMBER field.
    (b) Data previously entered (wake-up
    time) shown on display field.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) HOUR-MINUTE LED on.
    (e) Response code field displays “A”.
    8Depress CLEAR button.HOUR-MINUTE field off.
    9Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.(a) HOUR-MINUTE field displays FFFF.
    (b) The response code field displays “A”.
    (c) If printer is provided, see Table 9.1
    for typical printer displays.
    10The next function performed clears
    the KEDU display.
    9.4.4Message WaitingThe message waiting feature of the KEDU allows the attendant or
    administrator to flash the LED on a room telephone indicating that a message
    is waiting at the message center.
    STEPOPERATIONRESULT
    1
    2NOTE:
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    Initiate Message WaitingDepress MESG WTG button.
    Enter room number. (If room
    number is three digits, enter
    a 
    # after the third digit.)
    If “AAAA” is displayed, message
    waiting is already activated.
    If “BBBB” is displayed, depress
    ENTER/XCUTE button.
    8187(a) MESG WTG LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    (a) Room number is displayed in the
    ROOM NUMBER field.
    (b) DATA field displays message waiting
    status “BBBB” (not activated) or
    “AAAA” (activated).
    (c) Response code field displays “A”.
    “BBBB” and response code “A” off.
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    4Depress ENTEFVXCUTE button.
    5The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.
    Cancel Message Waiting
    6Depress MESG WTG button.
    7Enter room number. (If room
    number is three digits, enter
    a # after the third digit.)
    8
    9Depress CLEAR button.DATA and response code display fields off.
    Depress ENTEFVXCUTE button.
    10The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.
    NOTE:When the room occupant responds to the message-waiting indication using the
    message center access code, the flashing LED on the room telephone automatically
    goes off.(a) DATA field displays “AAAA” (message
    waiting activated).
    (b) Response code field displays “A”.
    (c) If printer provided, see Table 9.1 for
    typical printer displays.
    (a) MESG WTG LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    (a) Room number is displayed in the ROOM
    NUMBER field.
    (b) DATA display field displays “AAAA”
    (message-waiting activated).
    (c) The response code field displays “A”.
    (a) DATA display field displays “BBBB”
    (message waiting deactivated).
    (b) The response code field displays “A”.
    (c) If printer is provided, see Table 9.1 for
    typical printer displays.
    52108187o-293 9.4.5Message MeteringThe Message-Metering feature allows the entry of a room number for
    recording outgoing calls. Recording can be by peg-per-completed-call or
    on a measured rate of service based on trunk group. This information is
    programmed into the data base for the specific switch and location. 
    						
    							TL-130100-1001
    STEPOPERATIONRESULT
    1Depress MESG METER button.
    2Enter room number. (Must be 4 digits. (a) Room number is displayed in the
    If 3 digits, enter a # after the thirdROOM NUMBER field.
    digit.)(b) DATA field displays the meter count
    (if any).
    3The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.
    Entering New Count in Message Meter
    4Depress MESG METER button.
    5Enter room number.
    6Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.
    7
    8Enter meter count (000 to 255).DATA field displays the meter count.
    Depress 
    ENTER/XCUTE button.
    9
    10o-294The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.
    Clearing Message MetersDepress MESG METER button.
    81875210 Display Message Meter Status(a) MESG METER LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    (c) Response code field displays “A”.
    (a) MESG METER LED on.
    (b) KEDU displays off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on.
    (a) Room number is displayed in the
    ROOM NUMBER field.
    (b) DATA field displays the meter
    count or 000.
    (c) Response code field displays “A”.
    (a) DATA display field off.
    (b) Response code display field off
    (a) Response code field displays “A” if a
    valid meter count was entered.
    (b) Response code field displays “2” if an
    invalid meter count was entered.
    (c) if printer is provided, see Table 9.1
    for typical printer displays.
    (a) MESG METER LED on.
    (b) KEDU display fields off.
    (c) ROOM NUMBER LED on.
    (d) DATA LED on. 
    						
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    STEPOPERATIONRESULT11Enter room number.(a) Room number is displayed in the
    NUMBER field.
    (b) DATA field displays the meter count.
    (c) Response code field displays “A”.
    12Depress CLEAR button.(a) DATA field off.
    (b) Response code “A” off.
    13Depress ENTER/XCUTE button.(a) DATA field displays “A”.
    (b) The response code field displays “A”.
    (c) If printer is provided, see Table 9.1 for
    typical printer displays.
    14The next function performed clears
    the KEDU.
    9.4.6Audit Requests
    An audit may be requested from a KEDU that has been assigned to a specific
    printer. The audit will list all stations that have information in order by room
    and floor, with appropriate title and column. The following reports may be
    requested depending upon data base programming:
    Do Not DisturbRoom Restriction
    Message MetersRoom Status
    Message WaitingWake-up Calls
    STEP
    OPERATIONRESULT
    1Depress button associated with the
    feature to be audited.LED associated with the feature to be
    audited goes on.
    NOTE:
    Wait about 20 seconds for print-out, if printer is provided.
    initiate Audit Request
    2Enter *** 0.(a) ROOM NUMBER field displays “EEEO”.
    (b) Response code field displays one of the
    following:
    1. If the audit is initiated, “A”
    is displayed.
    2. If the audit function is denied, 
    “D”is displayed.
    3. If the request failed, 
    “F” is displayed.
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    							TL-130100-1001STEPOPERATIONRESULT
    3Enter *** 1.
    4(c) Printer will print the appropriate title
    and column heading followed by data.
    Abort Audit Request(a) ROOM NUMBER field displays 
    ‘IEEE1 ‘I.(b) Response code field displays one of the
    following:
    1. If the audit is stopped, “A” is
    displayed.
    2. If the abort audit function is denied,
    “D” is displayed.
    3. If the audit is not in progress, 
    “F” is
    displayed.
    Message Meter Audit with Memory ClearEnter 
    * * * 2.(a) ROOM NUMBER field displays “EEE2”.(b) Response code field displays one of the
    following:
    1. If the audit is stopped, “A” is
    displayed.
    2. If the abort audit function is denied,
    “D” is displayed.
    3. If the audit is not in progress, 
    “F” is
    displayed.
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    9.4.7Do Not Disturb, KEDU-ProvidedThis feature allows the blocking of all calls to a room when requested by the
    room occupant. Calls to the do-not-disturb station are routed to reorder
    tone (120 IPM), a recorded announcement, or the attendant.
    NOTE:An administrative station or the Attendant Console can activate or
    deactivate the do-not-disturb feature. The Attendant Console
    can also override this feature to reach the do-not-disturb party.
    Procedures are given in Sections: Do Not Disturb, 
    Station-Initiated, Do Not Disturb, Attendant Console-Initiated, and
    Override a Do-Not-Disturb Line.
    81875210 
    						
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