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Prophet-H - Rate Table Programming Parameters
Note: Shaded areas (i.e. 005, 006, etc.) are programmed by
the distributor to meet customer requirements.
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Pricing Parameters (USED IN ALL
RATE TABLES)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description (See Setting Profit Controls page
3-39) |
001 |
1.00 |
Day
Multiplier, Weekday. |
002 |
0.63 |
Evening Multiplier, Weekday. |
003 |
0.52 |
Night
Multiplier, Weekday. |
004 |
1.00 |
Overtime Multiplier, Weekday. |
005 |
1.55 |
Surcharge, Weekday
(guest room extensions) see 025 & 036
also. |
006 |
0.50 |
First Flat Rate (guest
room extensions, type "F" in area code or exchange position of
this table to reference this flat rate). See Setting
Profit Controls page 3-39. |
007 |
0.01 |
Type
of Table (0.01 = interstate, 0.02 = intrastate, 0.03 =
international, 0.04 = local, 0.00 = calls will not be
accumulated as part of the audit record. |
008 |
0.00 |
Flat
Rate amount for all 7 digit dialed numbers to amount shown.
Applies to Rate Table 2 Only, charged to guest calls.
CAUTION: Unless ALL 7 digit numbers are local calls, set
this location to 0.00. Ensure 092 in Rate Table 1 is set
to 0.00. In V2.2 assigns a zero flat rate price to calls when
it is set to 0.01 |
009 |
0.20 |
Profit Multiplier
(guest room extensions, 0.20 = 20%) |
010 |
0.03 |
Tax Multiplier (all
extensions, 0.03 = 3%) |
011
(Ref) |
T5 |
International Reference (points to International table,
0.00 = no international rates). In this example
tables 1 through 5 should be programmed with profit
markups and surcharges (the international table is the last
table factory loaded). |
012
(Ref) |
1.12 |
First
three digits of rate table serial number |
013
(Ref) |
0.34 |
Last
two digits of rate table serial number (after the decimal
point). Serial number shown = 11234 |
014
(Ref) |
0.02 |
Month
of last rate table update (digits after the decimal
point) |
015
(Ref) |
0.95 |
Year
of last rate table update (digits after the decimal point).
Date of last update shown = 02/95 |
016 |
0.46 |
Flat Rate Cost
(Actual cost for admin. extensions) |
017 |
0.08 |
Day
pricing start time, Weekday |
018 |
0.17 |
Evening pricing start time, Weekday |
019 |
0.23 |
Night
pricing start time, Weekday |
020 |
0.00 |
Rate table Grace
Period. Calls below this value will not be reported.
Caution: 0.05 = 5/10 = 30 seconds (normally left at
0.00) |
021 |
1.00 |
Day
Multiplier, Weekend |
022 |
0.63 |
Evening Multiplier, Weekend |
023 |
0.52 |
Night
Multiplier, Weekend |
024 |
1.00 |
Overtime Multiplier, Weekend |
025 |
1.55 |
Surcharge, Weekend
(for Guest room extensions. See 005 &
036) |
026 |
0.00 |
Connect time - this
duration is subtracted from the length of the call to allow
for call setup time and must be less than or equal to the
value in position 020. Normally set to 0.00. |
027 |
0.08 |
Day
pricing start time, Weekend |
028 |
0.17 |
Evening pricing start time, Weekend |
029 |
0.23 |
Night
pricing start time, Weekend |
030 |
0.00 |
0.01 = multiply the
value in location 900 (rate table 1) and 976 (rate table 2
controls all 976 numbers) by 100 (i.e. 900 value of 0.15 =
$15.00 per minute). 0.00 = price as entered. |
032 |
0.00 |
0.01 = track unrated
calls (rate table 1 controls this feature for all tables). A
value of "NO$" in area code/exchange locations will be
automatically changed to a value of "RATE?" (viewed by using
<ctrl R> from within the rate table) and the message "NO
PRICE FOR FOLLOWING CALL. CALL FOR SERVICE DURING NORMAL
BUSINESS HOURS." will be printed as each new area code or
exchange is dialed (received as SMDR). 0.00 disables this
feature. |
036 |
0.00 |
Additional surcharge
(added to locations 005 & 025 when a surcharge greater
than $2.40 is needed) |
037 |
0.75 |
Second Flat Rate
(guest room extensions, type "S" in area code or exchange
position of this table to reference this flat rate). See
Setting Profit Controls page 3-39. |
098 |
0.00 |
Operator Assist Cost
(Actual cost of 0 plus calls for admin call pricing rate table
1 only). |
System Operational Parameters
& Control Flags (USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
031 |
0.00 |
0.01 enables fill
incomplete dialed numbers with "9" (for PBX's that do not
output enough digits especially when 10xxx or 10xxxx is used).
0.00 disables this feature. |
033 |
0.00 |
Increased
administration table size for the Prophet-H10
only, this feature will increase the size of the
administration table to 1000 extensions. To program the
administration extensions, set Table 1 Location 033 to 0.02
and enter the extensions through the Prophet-H10 Main
Menu item ‘C’ (cross-reference). [Version
2.2] |
035 |
0.00 |
Minimum number of digits required in dialed number
field for record to be accepted (0.00 - 0.03 = 3 digits
minimum) |
039 |
0.05 |
Alarm delay after
printer deselect (0.00-1.28 = 0-128 seconds) |
089 |
0.00 |
Check before clearing
call records (prompts before clearing) |
092 |
0.00 |
One-Plus Dialing Flag. Must be set to
0.00. |
188 |
0.00 |
0.01 = Run Monthly
Report automatically on the first of the month. 0.00 = disable
automatic run of Monthly Report (See 095).
Ensure that the nightly audit report time is set to 00:01, not
23:59 so that the Monthly report starts one minute into the
new month avoiding calls made on the first day of the new
month. |
197 |
0.03 |
Number of hours before
the SMDR timeout alarm occurs. 0.01 = 1 hour. The message "NO
GUEST CALL REVENUE FOR xx HOURS. CALL FOR SERVICE".
mm/dd/yy hh:mm" is printed every hour along with a 10
second alarm (not active between midnight and 7AM). 0.00 =
off. |
Room Service/Revenue Center
Parameters (USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
040 |
0.06 |
1st
digit to dial of access code |
041 |
0.00 |
2nd
Digit of access code |
042 |
0.00 |
3rd
Digit of access code (access code shown = 600) |
043 |
0.04 |
Room
Number Length (Range: 1-4) |
044 |
0.00 |
Pass
room status/revenue center records to
PMS |
OCC Parameters (OCC's greater than
5 digits) (USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
050 |
0.00 |
Point
to last digit of 1st authorization code |
051 |
0.00 |
Value
of last digit of 1st authorization code (ASCII) |
052 |
0.00 |
Number
of digits to absorb before dialed number (OCC access + auth.
code) |
053 |
0.00 |
Point
to last digit of 2nd authorization code |
054 |
0.00 |
Value
of last digit of 2nd authorization code (ASCII) |
055 |
0.00 |
Number
of digits to absorb before dialed number (OCC access + auth.
code) |
059 |
0.00 |
0.01 =
Insert "1" in front of dialed number. Used if absortion
removes 1+ from area code calls. 0.00 =
disabled. |
PMS Parameters (USED IN RATE TABLE
1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
034 |
0.00 |
No. of
Digits in Duration Field (0.00 = 4 digits, 0.01 = 5
digits) |
045 |
0.00 |
Round
Up To Whole Minutes |
046 |
0.00 |
HOBIC
Style Sequence Number |
047 |
0.00 |
Left
Justify & Space Fill Room Number |
048 |
0.00 |
Put
Dashes In Dialed Number Field |
049 |
0.00 |
Number
of Digits in the Dollar Field (0.00 = 4, 0.01 =
3) |
060 |
0.01 |
PMS
Record Type (0.00 = Compressed, 0.01 = Expanded) |
061 |
0.01 |
PMS
Attention Character Used. 0.01 = Enabled. |
062 |
0.05 |
Attention Character. 0.05 = use ASCII value 005 =
ENQ.(a standard value) |
063 |
0.06 |
Acknowledgement: Attention Character Rec'd 0.06 = use
ASCII value 006 = ACK |
064 |
0.06 |
Acknowledgement: Character/Record Rec'd 0.06 = use
ASCII value 006 = ACK |
065 |
0.21 |
Non-Acknowledgment: Record Not Rec'd 0.21 = use ASCII
value 021 = NAK |
066 |
0.02 |
Start-of-Text character for PMS record 0.02 = use ASCII
value 002 = STX |
067 |
0.03 |
End-of-Text character for PMS record 0.03 = use ASCII
value 003 = ETX |
068 |
0.11 |
Time
delay for PMS response after output of record in seconds. 0.11
= 11 secs |
069 |
0.07 |
Time
delay between transmissions of attention character in seconds.
0.07 = 7 secs. |
070 |
0.00 |
No
decimal point in duration field flag. 0.01 =
Enabled. |
071 |
0.01 |
Local
flag location. 0.01 = place "L" at end of record. |
072 |
0.00 |
Pass
wake up messages to PMS flag. 0.00 = disabled, 0.01 =
enabled. |
073 |
0.03 |
Number
of retries before rejection. 0.03 = 1 original plus 3 retries
(4 attempts). |
074 |
0.01 |
Suppress printer control characters. 0.01 = enabled,
0.00 = disabled. |
075 |
0.01 |
Output
a block check character at the end of record. 0.01 = enabled,
0.00 = disabled. |
076 |
0.00 |
0.01 =
Display dialed number digits for 0 plus calls. 0.00 =
disabled. |
077 |
0.01 |
Number
of spaces between fields. 0.01 = one space. |
078 |
0.01 |
Flag
international calls with an "F". 0.01 = enabled, 0.00 =
disabled. |
079 |
0.00 |
Fill
dialed no. field with spaces. 0.01 = enabled, 0.00 =
disabled. |
087 |
0.00 |
Transmit administrative calls to PMS. 0.01 = enabled,
0.00 = disabled. |
088 |
0.00 |
Drop
local administrative calls. 0.01 = enabled, 0.00 =
disabled. |
090 |
0.03 |
System
port parity control code (0 = S, 1 = M, 2 = E, 3 =
O) |
091 |
0.00 |
Size
of Call Record Input Buffer in pages (1 page » 3 calls). Keep this
number small to allow for call overflow to backup printer in
the event of PMS failure (approx 5 mins of call
activity). |
093 |
0.01 |
0.01 =
Suppress leading zeros in call pricing field. 0.00 disables
this feature. |
095 |
0.00 |
0.00 = Display Report Menu.
0.01 =
Run Daily Profit and Admin Call Report only (no menu option)
Monthly Report cannot be run manually (See 188).
Error in manual |
096 |
0.00 |
System
port - number of stop bits (0.00 = 1, 0.01 = 2) |
187 |
0.00 |
Pass
"S" flagged record (special) to PMS when access code indicated
is dialed. |
189 |
0.00 |
0.01 =
Do not post zero priced calls. 0.00 = Post zero priced
calls. |
198 |
0.10 |
Number
of minutes before PMS attention timeout. 0.10 = if no
acknowledgement (ACK) within 10 mins, switch to single attempt
then pass unacknowledged call to backup printer. 0.00 =
disabled, |
199 |
0.01 |
Number
of hours before PMS timeout alarm. 0.01 = If PMS fails to
respond within 1 hour, a two second alarm sounds followed by
the message "CALLS NOT POSTING TO GUEST FOLIOS. CALL FOR
SERVICE.". 0.00 = disabled, |
Diagnostic Mode (USED IN RATE
TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
080 |
0.00 |
0.01 = See-Thru Mode
and passes SMDR output to SYSTEM port. Readable data confirms
SMDR baud rate match. Normal processing is disabled. Resetting
the Prophet automatically sets this value to
0.00. |
081 |
0.00 |
0.01 = Accepted Call
Diagnostics. Call processing is normal. Resetting the Prophet
automatically sets this value to 0.00. Location 080 must equal
0.00. See Diagnostics format page
4-15. |
082 |
0.00 |
0.01 = Rejected Call
Diagnostics. Call processing is normal. Resetting the Prophet
automatically sets this value to 0.00. Location 080 must equal
0.00. See Diagnostics format page
4-15. |
083 |
0.00 |
0.01 = Dropped Call
Diagnostics. Call processing is normal. Resetting the Prophet
automatically sets this value to 0.00. Location 080 must equal
0.00. See Diagnostics format page
4-15. |
084 |
0.00 |
0.01 = Rejected Room
Status/Revenue Center Call Diagnostics. Call processing is
normal. Resetting the Prophet automatically sets this value to
0.00. Location 080 must equal 0.00. |
PBX Operational Parameters (USED IN
RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
085 |
0.00 |
2-Line
SMDR record (MARK II format). 0.00 = single line format
(default) |
094 |
0.00 |
Call
Record Duration Type(0.00 = duration, 0.01 =
start/end) |
097 |
0.00 |
SMDR
Time Out (clear buffer after each call). 0.00 = do not clear
buffer (default) |
100 |
|
Value
of Start Character in Input Record (ASC II) |
101 |
|
Value
of Terminating Character in Input Record (ASC II) |
102 |
|
Length
of Minimum Call Record |
103 |
|
Pointer: To Location of Call Record Test
Character |
104 |
|
Value
of Call Record Test Character (ASCII) |
105 |
|
Pointer: To Call Duration - Hours/Tens (if
any) |
106 |
|
Pointer: To Call Duration - Minutes/Hundreds (if
any) |
107 |
|
Pointer: To Call Duration - Minutes/Tens |
108 |
*** |
Pointer: To Call Duration - Minutes/Tenths (if
any) |
109 |
*** |
Pointer: To Call Duration - Seconds/Tens (if
any) |
110 |
|
Pointer: To Start Time of Call |
111 |
|
Pointer: To Beginning of Access Digits
Field |
112 |
|
Pointer: To End of Access Digits Field |
113 |
|
Pointer: To Beginning of Dialed Number
Field |
114 |
|
Pointer: To End of Dialed Number Field |
115 |
|
Pointer: To Time of Call Type |
116 |
|
Pointer: To Duration - Thousands of
Minutes |
117 |
|
Pointer: To Beginning of Station Number
Field |
118 |
|
Pointer: To End of Station Number Field |
119 |
|
Value
of Start Character for Pass-Through Message (ASC
II) |
120 |
|
Pointer: To Duration Start Time - Hours/Tens
|
121 |
|
Pointer: To Duration Start Time - Minutes/Tens
|
122 |
|
Pointer: To Duration Start Time - Seconds/Tens (if
any) |
123 |
|
Pointer: To Duration Start Time - Minutes/Tenths (if
any) |
124 |
|
Pointer: To Duration End Time - Hours/Tens
|
125 |
|
Pointer: To Duration End Time - Minutes/Tens
|
126 |
|
Pointer: To Duration End Time - Seconds/Tens (if
any) |
127 |
|
Pointer: To Duration End Time - Minutes/Tenths (if
any) |
128 |
|
Pointer: To Duration Start Time Type |
129 |
|
Pointer: To Duration End Time Type |
132 |
|
Value
for 2nd call record test character (ASCII) |
133 |
|
Pointer: To test character of call record to
reject |
134 |
|
Value
of test character of call record to
reject |
Dialed Number
Translation (USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
056 |
0.00 |
V2.2 and above.
This feature is useful in applications where the 1+ is
stripped from the dialed number received by the Prophet-H.
Location 056 , when not set to 0.00, specifies the maximum
number of digits for a home area code call (Table 2). Calls
with digits in excess of the value of 056 will start pricing
in Table 1. Typical settings for non-1+ dialing would be 0.07,
0.08 & 0.09. Both 1+ and non-1+ will be processed.
example: Set 056 = 0.09 then all calls, 10 digits or more,
will go to Table 1 for initial processing. Default for 056 =
0.00 when digit count not required. |
140 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number check string: 1st digit (ASCII) |
141 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number check string: 2nd digit (ASCII) |
142 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number check string: 3rd digit (ASCII) |
143 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number check string: 4th digit (ASCII) |
144 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number check string: 5th digit (ASCII) |
145 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number exchange string: 1st digit (0=end) |
146 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number exchange string: 2nd digit (0=end) |
147 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number exchange string: 3rd digit (0=end) |
148 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number exchange string: 4th digit (0=end) |
149 |
0.00 |
First
dialed number exchange string: 5th digit (0=end) |
150 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number check string: 1st digit (ASCII) |
151 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number check string: 2nd digit (ASCII) |
152 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number check string: 3rd digit (ASCII) |
153 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number check string: 4th digit (ASCII) |
154 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number check string: 5th digit (ASCII) |
155 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number exchange string: 1st digit (0=end) |
156 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number exchange string: 2nd digit (0=end) |
157 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number exchange string: 3rd digit (0=end) |
158 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number exchange string: 4th digit (0=end) |
159 |
0.00 |
Second
dialed number exchange string: 5th digit (0=end) |
160 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number check string: 1st digit (ASCII) |
161 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number check string: 2nd digit (ASCII) |
162 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number check string: 3rd digit (ASCII) |
163 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number check string: 4th digit (ASCII) |
164 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number check string: 5th digit (ASCII) |
165 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number exchange string: 1st digit (0=end) |
166 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number exchange string: 2nd digit (0=end) |
167 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number exchange string: 3rd digit (0=end) |
168 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number exchange string: 4th digit (0=end) |
169 |
0.00 |
Third
dialed number exchange string: 5th digit (0=end) |
170 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number check string: 1st digit (ASCII) |
171 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number check string: 2nd digit (ASCII) |
172 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number check string: 3rd digit (ASCII) |
173 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number check string: 4th digit (ASCII) |
174 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number check string: 5th digit (ASCII) |
175 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number exchange string: 1st digit (0=end) |
176 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number exchange string: 2nd digit (0=end) |
177 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number exchange string: 3rd digit (0=end) |
178 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number exchange string: 4th digit (0=end) |
179 |
0.00 |
Fourth
dialed number exchange string: 5th digit
(0=end) |
Pass Wake Up & Special Messages
(USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
130 |
|
Pointer: To 1st Message Test Character |
131 |
|
Value
of Message Test Character (ASCII) |
180 |
0.00 |
Pointer: To 2nd message test character |
181 |
0.00 |
Value
of message test character (ASCII) |
182 |
0.00 |
Pointer: To 3rd message test character |
183 |
0.00 |
Value
of message test character (ASCII) |
184 |
0.00 |
Pointer: To check character |
185 |
0.00 |
Value
of check character (ASCII) |
186 |
0.00 |
Value
of exchange character (ASCII) |
Telephone Command Reporting
(USED IN RATE TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
190 |
0.02 |
Telephone access code: 1st numeric value
(0.00-0.09) |
191 |
0.00 |
Telephone access code: 2nd numeric value
(0.00-0.09) |
192 |
0.00 |
Telephone access code: 3rd numeric value (0.00-0.09)
(access code shown = 200) |
193 |
0.00 |
Value
of 1st character for reporting extension (ASCII). See Apx K
for ASCII values |
194 |
0.00 |
Value
of 2nd character for reporting extension (ASCII) . See Apx
K for ASCII values |
195 |
0.00 |
Value
of 3rd character for reporting extension (ASCII) . See Apx
K for ASCII values |
196 |
0.00 |
Value
of 4th character for reporting extension (ASCII) . See Apx
K for ASCII values (authorized admin extension
example =
1700=(0.49+0.55+0.48+0.48) |
Unused Locations (USED IN RATE
TABLE 1 ONLY)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
000 |
0.00 |
Unused. |
038 |
0.00 |
Unused. |
056 |
0.00 |
Unused. (Below V2.2) |
057-058 |
0.00 |
Unused. (Except in V1.0.8 & V1.0.9, 058 must equal
0.01) |
135-139 |
0.00 |
Unused. |
086 |
0.00 |
Unused. (Except in V1.0.8 & V1.0.9, 058 must equal
0.01) |
099 |
0.00 |
Unused. |
Common Area Code and Exchange
Modifications (RATE TABLE SPECIFIC AS NOTED)
Location |
Typical
Value |
Description |
411 |
FLAT |
Use in rate table 2
only. Type F to point at the value in 006 or S to point to the
value in 037. |
555 |
FLAT |
Use in ALL rate
tables. Type F to point at the value in 006 or S to point to
the value in 037. |
611 |
FLAT |
Use in Rate table 2
only. Type F to point at the value in 006 or S to point to the
value in 037. |
800 &
888 |
DROP |
Use in Rate table 1
only. Type D to Drop these calls with no charge. |
900 |
*** |
Use in Rate table 1
only. Type the per min rate to charge. See location 030
in System Parameters to multiply this value by
100. |
911 |
NO$ |
Use in Rate table 2
only. Type N to flag this call with a NOT INITIALIZED
message. |
950 |
DROP |
Use in Rate table 2
only (OCC access). Type D to Drop these calls with no
charge. |
976 |
*** |
Use in Rate tables
2-J. Type the per min rate to charge. See location 030
in System Parameters to multiply this value by
100. | | |
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