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Communication between the DV2000/DV4 and the PBX for the purpose of passing hospitality-related information is typically supported using a dedicated link (that is, a link separate from the one used for handling voice calls and inband signalling).  Information passed to the PBX for a given room extension may include changing the name, changing the phone's class of service, and changing its DND status; in some cases, it may include actual check in, check out and room move commands as received from the PMS.  In turn, the PBX may send maid status codes to the VMS (which can be passed on to the PMS).

 

However, not all PBX systems provide such a link.  The DV2000/DV4 supports a PBX hospitality link for the following systems:

 

PBX

Connector

Link Type

Protocol(s) Used

Log File Prefix

Features Supported

Aeonix

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Aeonix

TCP server

Aeonix-supported subset of Oracle Opera FIAS

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Room Move

Name Change

Language Change

Maid Status

Controlled Restriction

DND

Alcatel OmniPCX Enterprise

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Alcatel OXE 5-digit or Alcatel OXE 8-digit

TCP client

AHL (edition 3)

ACMSRVR

5- or 8-digit extension fields

Check In

Check Out

Name Change

Language Change

Maid Status

Controlled Restriction

DND

VIP

Alcatel OmniPCX Office

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Alcatel OXO

TCP client

OHL (version R2.3.8, edition 2.1)

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Name Change

Language Change

Maid Status

Controlled Restriction

DND

Avaya ACM

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Avaya ACM

TCP server

Avaya GuestWorks PMSI (ASCII mode only)

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Room Move

Name Change

Maid Status

MWI

Controlled Restriction

Avaya IP Office

IP Office

TCP client

 

IP Office Config. Service, TAPI (for DND)

IPOFFICE

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

Cisco CUCM

Cisco

TCP client

Cisco AXL interface

CISCO

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

HTTP Name Service

HTTP Name Service

TCP client

HTTP, HTTPS

HTTPPOST

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

IPitomy

HTTP Name Service

TCP client

HTTP, HTTPS

HTTPPOST

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

MWI

Metaswitch

Metaswitch

TCP client

Proprietary Metaswitch protocol

METASWITCH

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

Mitel 3300

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Mitel

Serial,

TCP client

Mitel SX-2000 Light PMSI

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Name Change

Maid Status

MWI

Station Restriction

NEC 3C (Univerge)

Univerge 3C

TCP client

NEC SOAP interface

HOSTEL

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

NEC SV8100 / SV9100

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: NEC KTS-i (5-digit)

Serial,

TCP client

NEC KTS-i (5-digit)

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Name Change

Maid Status

MWI

Station Restriction

DND

NEC SV9300 / SV9500

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: NEC NEAX 60

Serial

NEC NEAX Model 60

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Room Move

Name Change

Maid Status

MWI

Station Restriction

Nortel / CS1000

PMS Pass-through

 

Select PBX: Nortel

Serial,

RLogin client

Nortel PMSI

 

Note:  The Nortel's RLogin interface does not support ACK/NAK nor the use of the enquiry byte.

ACMSRVR

Check In

Check Out

Name Change

Maid Status

Station Restriction

DND

VIP

Panasonic KXTDE / NSXXX

N/A

TAPI

Panasonic TAPI

IPOSRVR

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

ShoreTel

ShoreTel

TCP client

ShoreTel hospitality interface

SHORETEL

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

Siemens OpenScape

SIEMENS

TCP client

SIEMENS SOAP interface

SIEMENS

Name change

Set user rights group (phone COS)

DND

Vodavi

N/A

Inband

Vodavi inband codes

LINEn (n = line #)

Station restriction

 

Note: When Link Type is specified as TCP server, it means that the VMS is acting as the server (that is, it opens the port and listens for a connection from the PBX); likewise, TCP client means the VMS acts as a client, initiating the connection to the PBX.

If more than one link type listed, it means the VMS can be configured to use either type of connection.