And start over, The call appearance lamp goes off, The display goes blank – Avaya GuestWorks User Manual
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GuestWorks and DEFINITY ECS Release 9
Hospitality Operations
555-231-742
Issue 1
November 2000
Hospitality Operations
46
Front Desk Operations
3. After hearing the second dial tone, enter the room number.
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A confirmation tone indicates that the restriction was activated. An
intercept tone indicates that the room number already has a
restriction assigned, or you dialed an improper digit. If the request
fails, press
RELEASE
or
CANCEL
, and start over.
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The call appearance lamp goes off.
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The display goes blank.
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The Position Available lamp goes on.
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The console returns to the normal operating mode.
Cancel Controlled Restriction for One Person
To deactivate a controlled restriction for one room, do the following:
1. Press the
start
button or an idle call appearance button.
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You hear dial tone.
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The call appearance lamp goes on.
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The Position Available lamp goes off.
2. Enter the User-Controlled Restriction deactivation feature access code
_____ followed by the digit that represents the current restriction:
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Press the
1
button for Outward/Toll Restriction.
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Press the
2
button for Total Restriction. Canceling Total Restriction
will remove all calling restrictions.
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Press the
3
button for Termination Restriction.
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Press the
4
button for Station-to-Station/Toll Restriction.
3. After hearing the second dial tone, enter the room number. You hear one of
the following:
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Confirmation tone if the restriction code was accepted.
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Intercept tone if you entered an improper restriction code number.
Press the
cancel
button, and start over again.
4. Press the
release
button.
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The call appearance lamp goes off.
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The display goes blank.
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The Position Available lamp goes on.
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The console returns to the normal operating mode.