BusinessPhone Communication Platform 6.0
Commands > Commands 8000...8999

## 8034
Guest instrument key E

Depending on type of telephone hotel guests may use a varying number of keys as dial-by-name keys.

Dialog 4220 Lite |  | has 7 dial-by-name keys. |
Dialog 4222 Office |  | has 7 dial-by-name keys. |
DIALOG 3211 |  | has 7 dial-by-name keys. (former DIALOG 3201) |
DIALOG 3212 |  | has 7 dial-by-name keys. (former DIALOG 3202) |
DIALOG 3210 |  | has 3 dial-by-name keys. (system release 9 or later) |
DIALOG 2601 |  | has 7 dial-by-name keys. |

The keys are designated A-G in the figures below but are labelled differently on the telephones.

#### Dialog 4220 Lite

#### Dialog 4222 Office

#### Dialog 3211 (3201) and Dialog 3212 (3202)

#### DIALOG 3210: Only keys A, E and F

#### Dialog 2601

By programming appropriate call numbers for these keys, guests can call various facilities, by a single key pushing, e.g.

- outgoing calls
- reception
- PABX-operator
- service quarter

This command is used to determine to which number calls shall be made when a dial-by-name-key is pressed.

The key function is deactivated by writing over the number with the space character.

The number is common for all guest extensions with Dialog 4220 Lite, Dialog 4222 Office, Dialog 32x1, Dialog 32x2, Dialog 3210 or Dialog 2601 telephones.

Minimum required authority level from telephone: 1

Accessible via BMS: Yes

Revision: D © Ericsson Enterprise 2004