PMS TCP/IP Interface protocol USERS GUIDE

PMS TCP/IP Interface

Protocol
User Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART A. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................5

1. WHAT'S THE PMS TCP/IP INTERFACE...................................................................................................5
2. CONNECTION OF PMS TCP/IP INTERFACE............................................................................................5
3. PROTOCOL BETWEEN K/P AND PMS SYSTEM........................................................................................6
3.1Protocol Procedure..........................................................................................................................6
.....................................................................................................................................................6
.............................................................................................................................................................6
3.2Description of Protocol....................................................................................................................6
4. REAL MESSAGE CONTENT FORMAT.......................................................................................................7
4.1 Frame Structure.............................................................................................................................7
PART B. DETAILS OF PMS INTERFACE ..........................................................................................11
1. START PROCEDURE OF PMS INTERFACE..............................................................................................11
2. MESSAGE LIST......................................................................................................................................12
2.1PMS -> K/P Message List..............................................................................................................12
..........................................................................................................................................................12
MSGID.................................................................................................................................................12
Message Name.....................................................................................................................................12
Description..........................................................................................................................................12
0xD0.....................................................................................................................................................12
Dial Number Request...........................................................................................................................12
This Message request the SW port number corresponding TEL number and other information (ex:
room status, station or trunk, room type and etc) to K/P. ..................................................................12
0x01.....................................................................................................................................................12
Inquire of Room Status........................................................................................................................12
This message allows PMS to inquire of the room status. And then, PMS will get the current room
status through the PMS data stream. This command message will be used to know the current room
status after something was done on a certain room............................................................................12
0x02.....................................................................................................................................................12
Check-In...............................................................................................................................................12
PMS request the K/P of the guest Check In function by this 'Check In' message. The status of guest
room will be changed into occupied and the guest can use the room phone just after check in
procedure. If PMS sends the check in command to check-in the room, which is occupied already, the
K/P will return the error status to the PMS.........................................................................................12
0x03.....................................................................................................................................................12
Modification of Guest Information......................................................................................................12
K/P holds the guest information such as Guest Name, deposit value for phone credit and payment
methods, which are card or cash. Among these, information of guest name can be modified by this
PMS command easily...........................................................................................................................12
0x04.....................................................................................................................................................12
Inquiring of room phone using or not.................................................................................................12
PMS can inquire of the status of room phone, which is using or not. This message is useful to know
the status of room phone before the clerk check out the guest. Normally, the clerk will not check out
the room if someone is on the phone of his room because the call will be released just after checking

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out the room. So, before you check out the room, it would be better to check the status of room
phone...................................................................................................................................................12
0x05.....................................................................................................................................................12
Check-Out............................................................................................................................................12
PMS can request the check out command to K/P. This make K/P release the line if the room phone is
using and change the room status into 'Need Cleaning'. And the room phone which the room was
checked out will be no more used until that room is checked in again...............................................12
0x07.....................................................................................................................................................12
Inquiring of current deposit value of Phone Credit............................................................................12
OS SYSTEM has a feature of 'Phone Credit Limitation'. This feature will allow PMS to control the
limitation of the call costing by setting the deposits of phone credit when the guest checks in the
room. When the call cost reaches the limitation of the phone credit value OS SYSTEM will release
the call and the guest can no more use the room phone......................................................................12
0x08.....................................................................................................................................................12
Add deposit of Phone Credit................................................................................................................12
For the credit of phone bill, if the guest phone reaches the cost limit for the phone bill, this limit will
only be monitored if the room was flagged as a CASH for the phone bill during the checking
procedure. When the credit expiration warning threshold is reached the user will hear beeps in their
ear. This warning threshold is determined by the call costing feature and occurs one billing period
before the credit limit is reached the call will be drop. To add the credit, PMS sends the "Add Phone
Credit" command to OS SYSTEM........................................................................................................12
0x09.....................................................................................................................................................13
Inquire Current Wake-up time.............................................................................................................13
PMS can inquire the currently set wake up time of the guest room. Before the clerk changes the
wake up time he would like to know the currently set wake up time or after setting the wake up time
he want to know whether the time is set properly. This message will allow the desk clerk to give the
information of currently set wake up time...........................................................................................13
0x0A.....................................................................................................................................................13
Set/Clear Wake-up time.......................................................................................................................13
This message allows PMS to set the wake up time into OS SYSTEM by this message. there are two
wake up times per each room such as timer 1 and timer 2. And also PMS set the three kind of timer
mode, that is, none, daily, once...........................................................................................................13
0x0B.....................................................................................................................................................13
Change Room Status............................................................................................................................13
OS SYSTEM has the five kinds of room status which are available, occupied, need cleaning, need
maintenance and hold. This message allows PMS to change the currently set room status into other
status. For more detailed description, refer to Appendix....................................................................13
0x0C.....................................................................................................................................................13
Answer Available or not......................................................................................................................13
Some guest wants to answer the phone call from the guest of other room, but the others do not want
it. For this reason, PMS wants to set the status of room phone during check in procedure and PMS
has to send that of information to OS SYSTEM. If the flag is set to "Answer Available Room".
Anyone can make a phone call to this room. But if it is set to "Answer Deniable Room" all internal
calls will be blocked............................................................................................................................13
0x0D.....................................................................................................................................................13
Message Waiting..................................................................................................................................13
With the guest room phone which has message waiting indicator(lamp), OS SYSTEM can show the
status of left messages on MWI . Addition to this , this message allows PMS to send the information
to OS SYSTEM about the recall station which is recalled after guest lift up the handset and dial the
message alarm code in order to know what kind of messages are left on the front desk....................13
0x0E.....................................................................................................................................................13
Request Current Time..........................................................................................................................13
In order to adjust the system time between OS SYSTEM and PMS, PMS can request the current
system time of OS SYSTEM by this message. To set the system time of OS SYSTEM, you can set time
by manipulating OS SYSTEM's KeyMMC or PCMMC directly..........................................................13
0x0F.....................................................................................................................................................13

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Check the Staff Code............................................................................................................................13
OS SYSTEM has 4 digit of staff code which is used as a kind of passcode. This staff code should be
registered into OS SYSTEM by user key programming and will be compared with the code which is
entered by room phone, administrator or PMS. But this is not requisite item for the PMS operation.
By this message PMS can check the fact that OS SYSTEM has the staff code or not.........................13
0x10.....................................................................................................................................................13
Initialisze Room Status........................................................................................................................13
PMS system can initialize the room status into available and release the phone call intentionally if it
is being used. Especially when the room status of OS SYSTEM is different from that of PMS it will
be necessary to initialize the room status of OS SYSTEM intentionally. But, normally you don't need
to use it. This message allows PMS to make a room status into available and release the call if it is
being used............................................................................................................................................13
0x11.....................................................................................................................................................13
Request Link Connection.....................................................................................................................13
To communicate information between PMS and OS SYSTEM, the request of 'Link Connection On' by
PMS is sent to the OS SYSTEM before the any other messages. After OS SYSTEM receive this
message it will send the reply to indicate that connection is ok..........................................................13
0x12.....................................................................................................................................................14
Request Link Disconnection................................................................................................................14
To finish communicating with each other(PMS, OS SYSTEM), PMS will request of "Link Connection
Off". Just after OS SYSTEM receives this command from PMS, OS SYSTEM will quit communicating
with PMS and PMS also quit corresponding.......................................................................................14
0xE0.....................................................................................................................................................14
Keep Alive............................................................................................................................................14
To maintain the connection, PMS have to send keep alive message to OS System per 1 minute........14
............................................................................................................................................................14
............................................................................................................................................................14
2.2K/P -> PMS Message List..............................................................................................................14
PART C. DETAILED MESSAGE FORMAT.........................................................................................16

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Part A. Introduction
1. What's the PMS TCP/IP Interface.
Switch suppliers want to connect their PBX or K/P with existing PMS(Property
management system) through Internet.
Now, by using the SEC's PMS TCP/IP Interface Protocol, all information used in hotel can
be transmitted and received between switch and PMS.

2. Connection of PMS TCP/IP Interface

LAN
OS100/500/7200/7400

PMS TCP/IP Interface

Socket

PMS System

Connect the OS System LAN port to network.

Connect a PC which has existing PMS package to network.
Connect from PC to OS System using terminal program(IP:OS System IP, Port :
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3. Protocol between K/P and PMS system

3.1 Protocol Procedure

PMS System

Message (Note 1)

K/P System

(Note 1) Message Format

Length
2 Byte

Real Message Contents

N Byte

Length : The length of Real Message Contents Field.

Real Message Contents: This is a real message content. This message
format will be described in Part A. 4 for details.

Example)
<Real Message Contents>
0x00 0x08 0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00

3.2 Description of Protocol

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K/P System

K/P System creats TCP socket then waits a connection from client(PMS
System). IP is set at MMC 830 and Port number is 5107

If K/P System receives a message, it sends a response message.

If K/P System cant receives Keep Alive message per 1 minute, it

disconnects a connection.
PMS System
PMS System can connect to K/P System using TCP socket. K/P System IP is
set at MMC 830 and Port number is 5107.
PMS System sends a message then receives a response message.
PMS System has to send Keep Alive message per 1 minute, othrewise K/P
System will disconnect a connection.

4. Real Message Content Format

In this Section, we will describe Real Message Contents Format except ENQ/ACK
protocol header.

4.1 Frame Structure

PMS K/ P
MSG

MSGI

Reserv

SEQ

Reserv

Reserv

TYPE

ed 1

No.

ed2

ed 3

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

SW PORT No.

Data

2 Byte

M Byte

MSG TYPE(0x03): Fixed Value(It means HOTEL or Bi-Directional PMS

Message)
MSGID: It may be different according to the requirement of PMS system. For
details, refer to the Part B.
Reserved 1: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.
SEQ No.: This is a Sequence number of the Message Frame. The message
contents are too much to send within one message frame. The message is
splited several message pieces. In this cases, the Sequence Number of the
first message piece is 0x01, the Sequence Number of the second message
pieces is 0x02 and the Sequence Number of the last message piece is
0x00. Because the message length for PMS interface is not long, the
Sequence Number of the message frame is 0x00.
Reserved 2: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.

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Reserved 3: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.
SW PORT No.: This is the SW port number corresponding the TEL number
which the PMS system want to change the status. The SW port number
corresponding the Tel number can get from the K/P by DIAL NUMBER
REQUEST Message(0xD0). This is the TEL number which the PMS system
want to change the status.
Data: This filed may be different according the MSGID.

K/P PMS
MSG

MSGI

Reserv

SEQ

Reserv

Reserv

TYPE

ed 1

No.

ed 2

ed 3

1 Byte

0xD0,

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

1 Byte

SW PORT No.

Data

2 Byte

M Byte

0xF0,
0xE0

MSG TYPE(0x03): Fixed Value(It means HOTEL or Bi-Directional PMS

Message)
MSGID: It may be different according to the requirement of PMS system. For
details, refer to the Part B.
Reserved 1: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.
SEQ No.: This is a Sequence number of the Message Frame. The message
contents are too much to send within one message frame. The message is
splited several message pieces. In this cases, the Sequence Number of the
first message piece is 0x01, the Sequence Number of the second message
pieces is 0x02 and the Sequence Number of the last message piece is
0x00. Because the message length for PMS interface is not long, the
Sequence Number of the message frame is 0x00.
Reserved 2: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.
Reserved 3: It is not used. Just set to value 0x00.
SW PORT No.: This is the SW port number corresponding the TEL number
which the PMS system want to change the status. The SW port number
corresponding the Tel number can get from the K/P by DIAL NUMBER
REQUEST Message(0xD0). This is the TEL number which the PMS system
want to change the status.
Data: This filed may be different according the MSGID. Except DIAL
NUMBER RESPONSE Message (0xD0) and KEEP ALIVE RESPONSE
message(0xE0), the Message from K/P to PMS is similar to the PMS string
output of PMS service type in MMC 804.
See Follow example data.
(i)

The data field structure of Dial Number Response message

Dial_Numer (4 Byte): ex: Extension 201 -> 0x02 0x00 0x01 0x0F
Trunk 701 -> 0x07 0x00 0x01 0x0F
Room Status (1 Byte): In case of Trunk -> 0xFF
In case of Station
0x00 (Available)
0x01 (Occupied)
0x02 (Need Clean)

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0x03 (Need Maintenance)
0x04 (Holding)
0x07 (Hold & Need Clean)
0x08 (Hold & Need Maintenance)
Phone Type (1 Byte): In case of Trunk -> 0xFF
In case of Station
0x00 (Normal Station)
0x01 (Smoking Room)
0x02 (Non Smoking Room)
0x03 (Meeting Room)
0x04 (Administrator)
0x05 (Fax Station)
Line Type (1 Byte): 0x00 (Station)
0x01 (Trunk)
0x02 (AOM)
(ii)

The data filed structure of other messages

Space (1 Byte): 0x20

Tel Number (4 Byte): ex 201 (0x32 0x30 0x31 0x20)
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Date (5 Byte): ex 08/28 (0x30 0x38 0x2F 0x32 0x38)
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Time (5 Byte): ex 10:29 (0x31 0x30 0x3A 0x32 0x39)
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Item Code (3 Byte): ex 90 (0x39 0x30 0x20)
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Description (18 Byte): ASCII Value
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Details (8 Byte): ASCII Value
Space (1 Byte): 0x20
Cost(6 Byte): ex 000.10 (0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)
Example)
7224
7224

06/11
06/11

17:50
17:50

93
95

Check In
Occupied

1111

000.00
000.00

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Part B. Details of PMS interface

1. Start Procedure of PMS interface
Because the K/P system only understand the SW port instead of TEL number, the PMS
system must get the SW port number corresponding TEL number first.
If the PMS system send the DIAL NUMBER REQUEST message (0xD0), the K/P will
send the information of the S/W port number, TEL number and etc as follows.
PMS

K/ P

Dial Number Request Message

(0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0000)

Dial Number Response Message (0xD0)

1st Frame (0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0000
0x02 0x00 0x01 0x0F )
2nd Frame (0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0001
0x02 0x00 0x02 0x0F )
3rd Frame (0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0002
0x02 0x00 0x03 0x0F )
.
.
.
M th Frame (0x03 0xD0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0017
0x07 0x00 0x08 0x0F )
Last Frame (0x03 0x0D 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0017
0xEF)
* 0xEF: It means Last Message Frame.

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2. Message List
2.1 PMS -> K/P Message List
MSG
ID
0xD
0

Message Name

Description

Dial Number
Request

0x01

Inquire of
Room Status

0x02

Check-In

0x03

Modification of
Guest
Information

0x04

Inquiring of
room phone
using or not

0x05

Check-Out

0x07

Inquiring of
current deposit
value of Phone
Credit

0x08

Add deposit of
Phone Credit

This Message request the SW port number corresponding

TEL number and other information (ex: room status,
station or trunk, room type and etc) to K/P.
This message allows PMS to inquire of the room status.
And then, PMS will get the current room status through
the PMS data stream. This command message will be
used to know the current room status after something was
done on a certain room.
PMS request the K/P of the guest Check In function by
this 'Check In' message. The status of guest room will be
changed into occupied and the guest can use the room
phone just after check in procedure. If PMS sends the
check in command to check-in the room, which is
occupied already, the K/P will return the error status to the
PMS.
K/P holds the guest information such as Guest Name,
deposit value for phone credit and payment methods,
which are card or cash. Among these, information of guest
name can be modified by this PMS command easily
PMS can inquire of the status of room phone, which is
using or not. This message is useful to know the status of
room phone before the clerk check out the guest.
Normally, the clerk will not check out the room if someone
is on the phone of his room because the call will be
released just after checking out the room. So, before you
check out the room, it would be better to check the status
of room phone.
PMS can request the check out command to K/P. This
make K/P release the line if the room phone is using and
change the room status into 'Need Cleaning'. And the
room phone which the room was checked out will be no
more used until that room is checked in again.
OS SYSTEM has a feature of 'Phone Credit Limitation'.
This feature will allow PMS to control the limitation of the
call costing by setting the deposits of phone credit when
the guest checks in the room. When the call cost reaches
the limitation of the phone credit value OS SYSTEM will
release the call and the guest can no more use the room
phone.
For the credit of phone bill, if the guest phone reaches the
cost limit for the phone bill, this limit will only be monitored
if the room was flagged as a CASH for the phone bill
during the checking procedure. When the credit expiration
warning threshold is reached the user will hear beeps in
their ear. This warning threshold is determined by the call
costing feature and occurs one billing period before the
credit limit is reached the call will be drop. To add the
credit, PMS sends the "Add Phone Credit" command to

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0x09

Inquire Current
Wake-up time

0x0
A

Set/Clear
Wake-up time

0x0
B

Change Room
Status

0x0
C

Answer
Available or
not

0x0
D

Message
Waiting

0x0E

Request
Current Time

0x0F

Check the Staff

Code

0x10

Initialisze
Room Status

0x11

Request Link
Connection

OS SYSTEM.
PMS can inquire the currently set wake up time of the
guest room. Before the clerk changes the wake up time he
would like to know the currently set wake up time or after
setting the wake up time he want to know whether the
time is set properly. This message will allow the desk clerk
to give the information of currently set wake up time.
This message allows PMS to set the wake up time into OS
SYSTEM by this message. there are two wake up times
per each room such as timer 1 and timer 2. And also PMS
set the three kind of timer mode, that is, none, daily, once.
OS SYSTEM has the five kinds of room status which are
available, occupied, need cleaning, need maintenance
and hold. This message allows PMS to change the
currently set room status into other status. For more
detailed description, refer to Appendix.
Some guest wants to answer the phone call from the
guest of other room, but the others do not want it. For this
reason, PMS wants to set the status of room phone during
check in procedure and PMS has to send that of
information to OS SYSTEM. If the flag is set to "Answer
Available Room". Anyone can make a phone call to this
room. But if it is set to "Answer Deniable Room" all
internal calls will be blocked
With the guest room phone which has message waiting
indicator(lamp), OS SYSTEM can show the status of left
messages on MWI . Addition to this , this message allows
PMS to send the information to OS SYSTEM about the
recall station which is recalled after guest lift up the
handset and dial the message alarm code in order to
know what kind of messages are left on the front desk.
In order to adjust the system time between OS SYSTEM
and PMS, PMS can request the current system time of OS
SYSTEM by this message. To set the system time of OS
SYSTEM, you can set time by manipulating OS
SYSTEM's KeyMMC or PCMMC directly.
OS SYSTEM has 4 digit of staff code which is used as a
kind of passcode. This staff code should be registered into
OS SYSTEM by user key programming and will be
compared with the code which is entered by room phone,
administrator or PMS. But this is not requisite item for the
PMS operation. By this message PMS can check the fact
that OS SYSTEM has the staff code or not.
PMS system can initialize the room status into available
and release the phone call intentionally if it is being used.
Especially when the room status of OS SYSTEM is
different from that of PMS it will be necessary to initialize
the room status of OS SYSTEM intentionally. But,
normally you don't need to use it. This message allows
PMS to make a room status into available and release the
call if it is being used.
To communicate information between PMS and OS
SYSTEM, the request of 'Link Connection On' by PMS is
sent to the OS SYSTEM before the any other messages.
After OS SYSTEM receive this message it will send the
reply to indicate that connection is ok.

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0x12

Request Link
Disconnection

0xE0

Keep Alive

To finish communicating with each other(PMS, OS

SYSTEM), PMS will request of "Link Connection Off". Just
after OS SYSTEM receives this command from PMS, OS
SYSTEM will quit communicating with PMS and PMS also
quit corresponding.
To maintain the connection, PMS have to send keep alive
message to OS System per 1 minute.

2.2 K/P -> PMS Message List

The message from K/P to PMS has three kinds of MSGID (0xD0, 0xE0, 0xF0) and each
message has different message structure.
In case of MSGID 0xF0, the ITEM CODE of data filed have means like as follows.
MSGID
0xD0
0xE0
0xF0

Item
Code
-

Description

Usage

00
01
02 - 87
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97

Not used
Phone deposit
Not used
W/UP SET
W/UP ANS
W/UP N/ANS
W/UP CANCL
Check In
Check Out
Occupied
Available
Clean Room

98

Fix Room

99
100101
102

Hold
xxxxxxxxxxx

103

ChkIn Modified

104

Phone Idle

105

Phone Busy

106
107

Reserved
W/UP Time

108

ANS Available

109
110

DND
MW set

Get SW port number and corresponding

TEL number information and etc
A response of Keep Alive message
It will be used in Hotel Plus
the code used for pre pay room deposit
It will be used in Hotel Plus
A wake up call was set
A wake up call was answered
A wake up call was not answered
A Wake up call cancelled
A guest has checked into a room
A guest has checked out of a room
A room has been flagged as OCCUPIED
A room has been flagged as AVAILABLE
A room has been flagged as NEEDS
CLEANING
A room has been flagged as NEEDS
MAINTENANCE
A room has been flagged as HOLD
the code used for call costing of a room
phone
the code used for call costing of a Fax
Phone
the code used for indicating Information was
changed
the code used for indicating that room
phone is idle
the code used for indicating that room
phone is busy
reserved for the future
the code used for answer of requesting
current wake up time
A room has been flagged as Answer
Available
A room has been flagged as Do not disturb
A room has been flagged as message wait
set

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MSGID

Item
Code
111

Description

Usage

MW cleared

112

Time&Date

113

Avail Staffcode

114

N/Avail staffcode

115
116
117

Room Initialized
Error Status
Connection OK

118

PH Deposit View

A room has been flagged as message wait

cancel
the code used for Answer of Current time &
date
the code used for answer of available staff
code
the code used for answer of not availabel
staff code
the code used for answer of room initializing
the code used for answer of error status
the code used for answer of request of
connection
the code used for answer of viewing current
deposit

119

Reserved

120
121
122
123

Occupied status
Available status
Need cleaning
status
Need fixing status

124

Hold status

Currently, the room is set to occupied status

Currently, the room is set to available status
Currently, the room is set to Need cleaning
status
Currently, the room is set to Need fixing
status
Currently, the room is set to Hold status

[K/P->PMS sample message]

For a convenience, following message header did not described and following message
are
described for ASCII format.
Omitted Message Header:
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224

06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12

02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25

0x03 0xF0 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00

00
01
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
98
99
TEL
FAX
103
104
105
106

RM Deposit
PH Deposit
W/UP SET
W/UP ANS
W/UP N/ANS
W/UP CANCL
Check In
Check Out
Available
Occupied
Fix Room
Hold
12345678
12356789
CheckIn Modified
Phone is Idle
Phone is Busy
-Reserved

1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
00:00:05
00:00:05
1111

000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00

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7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224
7224

06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12
06/12

02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25
02:25

107
108
109
110

HH:mm(0),HH:mm(0)
Answer Available
Answer Block
Msg Wait Set

000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00

111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118

Msg Wait Cleared

Current Time
Right Staff Code
Wrong Staff Code
RM was initialized
Error
Connected
PH Deposit View

7224

06/12

02:25

119

-Reserved

000.00

7224

06/12

02:25

120

Occupied

000.00

7224

06/12

02:25

121

Available

000.00

7224

06/12

02:25

122

Need Cleaning

000.00

7224

06/12

02:25

123

Need Fixing

000.00

7224

06/12

02:25

124

Held Room

000.00

1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
01
1111

Part C. Detailed Message Format

A.0 Dial Number Request
PMS K/P (Dial Number Request)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0xD0

0x00000000

0x0000

K/P PMS (Dial Number Response)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xD0

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Dial Number
Room status

Ex) 201 (0x02 0x00 0x01 0x0F)

Trunk: 0xFF
Station: 0x00 (Available)

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0x01 (Occupied)
0x02 (Need Clean)
0x03 (Need Maintenance)
0x04 (Holding)
0x07 (Hold & Need Clean)
0x08 (Hold & Need Maintenance)
Trunk: 0xFF
Station: 0x00 (Normal Station)
0x01 (Smoking Room)
Phone Type

0x02 (Non Smoking Room)

0x03 (Meeting Room)

0x04 (Administrator)
0x05 (Fax Station)
Line Type
Reserved

0x00 (Station)

0x01 (Trunk)
0x02 (AOM)
-

A.1 Inquire of a room status

PMS K/P (Inquire)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x01

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

K/P PMS (Answer the room status)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII (3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

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D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII (08/28 30 38 2f 32 38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII (ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

(120...124 is ASCII Value)

120: Current Room status is Occupied
D8- Item Code

121: Current Room status is Available

122: Current Room status is Need Cleaning

123: Current Room status is Need Fixing

D9- space

124: Current Room status is Held Room

0x20

D10-description

Blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

Blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)

A.2 Check In
PMS K/P (Request)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x02

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

D1-Phone deposit

4 byte

D2-Pay method

00-cash, 01-card

D3-Name

ASCII(11 characters)

11

D4-staff code

4 nibbles

K/P PMS (Answer 1-Checked In)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

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D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 33 33 35 37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 30382f3238)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item Code

Ascii 93 : checked in

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x 31 0x31 0x 31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)

A.3 Modify Check In Information

PMS K/P (Request)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x03

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

D1-Name

ASCII(11 characters)

11

D2-staff code

4 nibbles

K/P PMS (Answer -Check In Modified)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 33 33 35 37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 30382f3238)

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D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 103 : checked in Modified

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

D13-space

0x20
staff code:
(ex) 1111
0x20 0x20)
0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)

D12-details

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

8
2
6

A.4 Inquire of Room phone Using or Not

PMS K/P (Request)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x04

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Room Phone status)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 104 : Room Phone is Idle

D9- space

ASCII 105 : Room Phone is Busy

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

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D11-space

0x20

D12-details

ASCII Blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)

A.5 Check Out Request

PMS K/P (Request-Check Out)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x05

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Data

2 nibbles(staff code)

K/P PMS (1st Answer -Return Checked out)

(2nd Answer-Return Need Cleaning)
Value

Item

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

(1st) ASCII 94 : Room was checked Out

D9- space

(2nd) ASCII 97 : Room is need cleaning

0x20

D10-description

ASCII

18

D11-space
D12-details

0x20

3
8

(1st)staff code:
(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

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(same as request staff code)
(2nd) blank display
D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x31 0x30)

A.6 Inquire Current Phone Credit

PMS K/P (Inquire Current Credit)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x07

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Current Credit)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 118 : Current Phone Credit View

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

ASCII Blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20
Credit Value(111.11-0x31 0x31 0x31 0x2E 0x31
0x31)

D14-Cost

A.7 Add Current Deposit

PMS K/P (Add Credit)

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Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x08

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Data 1

Added Value

Data 2

4 nibbles(staff code)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Current Credit)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 01 : Phone Credit

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

D13-space
D14-Cost

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)
- same as request staff code
0x20
Added Value(ex. 000.10-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E
0x30 0x30)

2
6

A.8 Inquire Current Wake Up time

PMS K/P (Inquire Current WakeUp Time)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID

0x09

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Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Current wakeup Time)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 107 : Current WakeUp Time

D9- space

0x20

ASCII VALUE
HH:mm(0),HH:mm(0)
D10-description

10:30(1),11:20(1)

18

mode : 0 None
1 Today

D11-space

2 Daily
0x20

D12-details

blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.9 Set/Clear Wake Up Time

PMS K/P (Set/Clear Wake Up Time)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3

0x0A

0x00000000

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SW PORT No

0x???? (Variable)

Data1-HH

2 nibbles(13 hour 0x13)

Data2-mm

2 nibbles(12 min 0x12)

Data3-mode

1 byte (0x00:none 0x01:today, 0x02:daily)

Data4-reserved

reserved(0x00)

Data5-HH

2 nibbles

Data6-mm

2 nibbles

Data7-mode

1 byte(0:none 1:today, 2:daily)

Data8-reserved

reserved(0x00)

Data9-staff code

Input staff code(4 nibbles)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Current wakeup Time)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 89 : wakeup set or

ASCII 92 : wakeup cancel

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII VALUE

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

staff code

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

8
2
6

A.10 Change Room Status

PMS K/P (Change Room Status)
Item
MSG TYPE

Value
0x03

Size(Byte)
1

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MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x0B

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

0x01: make room Occupied status

0x02: setting as a Need cleaning status
Data1 - room

0x03: setting as a Need Maintenance

status

0x04: make the room hold status

0x05: resetting Need cleaning status

Data 2-staff code

0x06: resetting Need Maintenance status

Input staff code : 4 nibble

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Current Room status)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

ASCII 95 : Occupied
ASCII 96 : Available
D8- Item

ASCII 97 : Clean Room

ASCII 98 : Fix Room

D9- space

ASCII 99 : Hold
0x20

D10-description

ASCII VALUE

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(staff code same as input)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

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A.11 Call Restriction (Room to Room answer)
PMS K/P (Room To Room Status)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x0C

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Data - mode

0x00 : Answer available

0x01 : Answer Block

K/P PMS (Answer -Return DND status)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 108 : Answer available

D9- space

ASCII 109 : Answer Block

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

ASCII Blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII(000.00--0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.12 Message Waiting

PMS K/P (Set/Cancel Message Waiting)
Item
MSG TYPE

Value
0x03

Size(Byte)
1

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MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x0D

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

0x00 : Set Message Waiting

Data1 - Type

0x01 : Cancel Message Waiting

0xff

Data2 - reserved
Data3- Recall stn
Data4- staff code

4 digits (3351: 0x33 0x51)

if none, return error status
4 nibbles staff code

1
1
2
2

K/P PMS (Answer -Return Message Wait status)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 110 : Message Wait Set

D9- space

ASCII 111 : Message Wait Cleared

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.13 Inquire Current Time

PMS K/P (Inquire Current Time of k/p)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

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MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x0E

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return current Time)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 112 : Current Time & Date

D9- space

(D4 & D6 indicate current Time&Date)

0x20

D10-description

ASCII Blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

ASCII Blank(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.14 Checking Staff Code

PMS K/P (Checking the Staffcode)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x0F

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

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4 nibbles(staff code)

Data

(1111 : 0x11 0x11)

K/P PMS (Answer -Return result of checking the staff Code )
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

ASCII 113 : Right Staff code

D8- Item

ASCII 114 : Wrong Staff Code

D9- space

(referred to staff code in details item)

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.15 PMS data of call costing

K/P PMS (Result of Call Cost)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

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D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII TEL : For Room Phone or

D9- space

ASCII FAX : For Fax Phone

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

Call duration (00:00:05)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

Value(000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.16 Room Reset (0x10)

PMS K/P (Request Room Resetting)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x10

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Data

4 nibbles(staff code)

K/P PMS (Answer the result of Resetting)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

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ASCII 115 : Room was initialized( It means that
D8- Item

all status of the room was cleared and initialized.

And the result of the room status after this item

D9- space

'15'will be sent to PMS.)

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank (0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

Staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20

0x20 0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.17 PMS data for error status

K/P PMS (Error status Indication)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 116 : ERROR STATUS

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII blank(0x20)

18

D11-space

0x20

D13-space

ASCII (ex: ASCII 10message i.d for this error,

such as 0x10 for the room reset message)
0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

D12-details

8
2
6

A.18 PMS data for result of Alarm Call

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K/P PMS (Result of Alarm Call)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xF0

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex, 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 90 : Wake Up Answer

D9- space

ASCII 91 : Wake Up No Answer

0x20

D10-description

ASCII VALUE

18

D11-space

0x20

D12-details

ASCII BLANK(0x20)

D13-space

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.19 Request PMS Connection On

PMS K/P (Request PMS Connection On)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x11

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

Data1-staff code

4 nibbles

K/P PMS (Answer the result of Connection)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID

0xF0

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Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0x00000000

0x0000

D1- space

0x20

D2- Tel No.

ASCII(ex: 3357 0x33 0x33 0x35 0x37)

D3- space

0x20

D4- date

ASCII(ex: 08/28 0x30 0x38 0x2f 0x32 0x38)

D5- space

0x20

D6- Time

ASCII(ex: 10:29)

D7- space

0x20

D8- Item

ASCII 117 : Connection Ok

D9- space

0x20

D10-description

ASCII VALUE

18

D11-space

0x20

staff code:
D12-details

(ex) 1111

(0x31 0x31 0x31 0x31 0x20 0x20

0x20 0x20)

D13-space

(same as input staff code)

0x20

D14-Cost

ASCII (000.00-0x30 0x30 0x30 0x2E 0x30 0x30)

A.20 Request PMS Connection Off

PMS K/P (Request PMS Connection Off)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No

0x12

0x00000000

0x???? (Variable)

A.21 Keep Alive message per 1 minute

PMS K/P (Dial Number Request)
Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No.
Reserved 2
Reserved 3

0xE0

0x00000000

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SW PORT No

0x0000

K/P PMS (Dial Number Response)

Item

Value

Size(Byte)

MSG TYPE

0x03

MSGID
Reserved 1
SEQ No
Reserved 2
Reserved 3
SW PORT No.

0xE0

0x00000000

0x0000 (Variable)

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