# Suite Services Programming

## Suite Extensions

1. Suites ( ) or Multi-device Suites form ( )

- Enter a pilot number for each suite you want to create, and then assign guest rooms extensions to them. The first extension programmed is automatically identified as the Primary Suite Extension.

- Assign a Call Delivery Type to each Suite Extension and enable Message Waiting notification if required.

2. Guest Rooms form

- Enter the suite pilot number for each guest room.

3. To allow guests to set and cancel wake-up calls, see Hotel/Motel Setting Automatic Wake-up Calls (single suites only).

## Linked Suites

- Associate a Linked Suite Pilot number with a collection of Member Suites through the Property Management System (PMS) by using Suite Messages. A Linked Suite may be formed, added to, deleted from, and removed using an available Linked Suite Pilot number. When a Linked Suite is formed, you can either enable or disable shared telephone services. You can check in or check out Member Suites independently, or while you program Linked Suites.

NOTES

- Although Linked Suites can be programmed in the Linked Suites form, it is recommended that you use PMS as it provides a comprehensible interface to Linked Suites information.

- The name and affiliation associated with a Linked Suite is added to the telephone directory through system administration (at the console) or using PMS. It is recommended that the name associated with a Linked Suite be programmed as the affiliation for each Member Suite using PMS.

- Use the Suites form to program a suite containing members that are licensed individually with IP User licenses. Use the Multi-device Suites form to program the suite itself with a Suite license (and allow the members to remain unlicensed).

Related Topics

- Suite Services

- Suite Services Conditions

- Suite Services Operation