TDA 600 Extension Plan problem - PBX Info :: Your Free PBX, PABX and Telephone Information Resource

phull_iqbal · 11-22-2006, 11:12 PM

hi to every one
I am going to install Panasonic KXTDA 600 PBAX with the Expansion shelf KXTDA 620 in hotel.
IN this i have 14 floors and each floor having 14 rooms means 196 total rooms.All Extension are analog.
Cusstomer wants the Extension number should be same as the room number.eg Room NO 101 Extn 101.
If i use 3 digit Extn number then i can configure only up to 9 th floor.
At 10 th floor what should ber the Extesion number.
So tried the 4 digit Extension plan, SO for Room No 101 Exten 1101.Now here my problem starts at floor number 11th,bcoz i have already given the Extn no1101 at first floor.
I hope so i have explained the problem properly and suggestion regarding this issue will really apperciated.
Thanks in Advance

***JulianW*** · 11-23-2006, 05:55 AM

I suppose it will depend on how they have numbered their rooms? Some hotels here would number their rooms 1 - 196, others number them with the floor number followed by a straight run of 1 - 14 on each floor.

Which scheme does your hotel follow?

phull_iqbal · 11-25-2006, 11:04 PM

Hi
In hotel they are using the plan number in this way
1st floor 101-114
2nd floor 201-214
3rd floor 301-314
4th floor 401-414
5th floor 501-514
6th floor 601-614
so on

10 th floor 1001-1014
Thanks in advnce

rivet · 11-27-2006, 01:26 PM

just use 2 numbering plans 3 digit and 4 digit

peter doyle

***AbuSuhail*** · 11-27-2006, 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rivet

just use 2 numbering plans 3 digit and 4 digit

peter doyle

Does TDA600 support this feature??

***sncsnc*** · 11-27-2006, 08:00 PM

how about 4 digit plan change operator call code and make room one 0101?

phull_iqbal · 12-01-2006, 12:36 AM

Dear SNCSNC
We can make the code for operator is 0.But as it is mention above if i make 3 digit and 4 digits Extension numbering plan,how system will understand the difference between Extension number 101 and 1101?
I thinks this feature is not available in Panasonic
Any suggestion in this matter will be really appericiated
thanks in advance

Badger · 12-02-2006, 10:02 AM

You cannot have a number plan like this:-

1st floor 101-114
2nd floor 201-214
3rd floor 301-314
4th floor 401-414
5th floor 501-514
6th floor 601-614
so on

10 th floor 1001-1014

101 would conflict with 1001, etc.

In my opinion the best solution would be a 4 digit numberin plan like this:-

1st floor - 1101 to 1114
2nd floor - 1201 to 1214
3rd floor - 1301 to 1314
etc
10th floor - 2001 to 2114
11th floor - 2101 to 2114
12th floor - 2201 to 2214
etc

I know this isn't exactly what you want but it's a good compromise

Badger

***AbuSuhail*** · 12-03-2006, 01:00 PM

Iqbal
The best solution could be the one proposed by sncsnc , provided that you have to assign a digit other than 0 ZERO to call the operator , and it is very common in Panasonic to use 9 for operator, and your room numbering will be from "0101-0114 ,0201-0214,.....,1401-1414".Here the first 2 digits will be the floor number, and the other 2 digits will be the room number.

phull_iqbal · 12-03-2006, 11:20 PM

Dear All
Thanks a lot for your cooperation. I think it will solve the problem.Once again thanks

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