Mitel 2700-1398-B1 Manual Do Utilizador

Mitel NuPoint Messenger Technical Documentation - Release 7.0

 

optional features.  For more information about any of them, contact your distributor. 

• BBL 

Pager 

• 

Hyatt Encore PMS Integration 

• PMS 

Integration 

• 

HIS PMS Integration 

• 

Hitachi PMS Integration 

• Hitachi 

DX 

• ITT 

The Programmable option allows you to customize the RS-232 message indicator software 
interface between the server and the PBX.  All codes are sent in ASCII.  Numbers, letters, and 
certain special characters (Table 5-3) are understood by the software. 

Configuring any of these interfaces consists of defining a serial port then making selections from 
the respective interface menu.  See "Message Waiting Indicators" in the task list for configuration 
procedures. 

Use the RS-232 Message Waiting Lights Worksheet (Figure 5-2) to organize the information you 
need  for configuring one of these interfaces.  If the interface is an optional feature, also contact 
your local distributor for additional directions. A blank worksheet is located in Volume 2 of this 
Manual. 

The RS-232 Message Waiting Lights Worksheet (Figure 5-2) organizes the information that is 
necessary for configuring the programmable interface.  You can use ASCII codes in any of the 
strings described in the following paragraphs. 

Table 5-3 lists the valid ASCII codes that can be used.  The following descriptions can help you to 
complete this worksheet. 

Initialization String 

This string is sent to the PBX to notify it that the server is ready to send message waiting indicator 
requests. 

Reply String 

After the initialization string is sent, the server waits for the PBX to return this reply string, before 
sending message indicators requests. 

Pre-DN On String 

This string is sent before the directory number (extension number) to instruct the PBX to turn the 
message waiting indicator on at that station. 

Pre-DN Off String 

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