Hitachi HCX5000I - Manual (Page 36)

C HAPTER 1: A BOUT Y OUR S ELEC S ET 500A O PTIONAL P ROGRAMMABLE K EYS
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Record (<REC>) Records a conversation (requires a recorder).
Reminder alarm (<RAL>)
or
Wakeup alarm (<WAL>)
Indicates when a station has not answered a
wakeup/reminder call. (When a wakeup/reminder
call is not answered, the system automatically retries
the call five minutes later. If the second attempt is
unsuccessful, the system waits another five minutes
and retries the call again. The <RAL> or <WAL>
key lights only after the third unsuccessful attempt).
The reminder and wakeup alarms are actually the same key. However, the term
reminder applies in COMMerce (business) environments and wakeup applies to
WelCOMM (hotel/motel) systems.
Room-to-room blocking
<RRB>
Blocks calls between guest rooms. (WelCOMM
systems only)
Saved number redial
(<SNR>) Saves a specific number to be redialed later.
Trunk group answer
(<TGN0>-<TGN9>) Allows you to answer calls over a specific trunk
group. When a call over a specific trunk group comes
to your phone, both the <ANS> key and the
appropriate <TGN> key ring. You can answer using
either key.
VIP wakeup (<VIP>) The <VIP> key flashes, alerting you to place a VIP
wake-up for a special guest in the hotel. Press the
<DISPLAY> key plus the <VIP> key to display the
name of the first guest in the VIP wakeup queue and
also how many wakeups are in the queue. Press the
<VIP> key to call the VIP guest’s room and leave a
personalized wakeup message.
VMS alarm (<VMS-A>) Lights if the voice message system goes out. The
VMS is optional external equipment.
Voice announce
(<ANNO>) Initiates a voice-announced call.
Zone paging (<ZPG>) Accesses zone paging equipment.
Zone paging with park
(<ZPG/P>) Accesses zone paging equipment to park a call.
Table 1-3 Optional programmable keys (continued)
Key Name Purpose