Room Status

A technical room status can be set.

Operationcode: RST

RST

Direction

IF Partner → SIHOT

Message

This is a room status that was entered in the PBX:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<SIHOT-Document>
    <TN>4767</TN>
    <OC>RST</OC>
    <HN>4711</HN>
    <PH>1118</PH>
    <STAT>5</STAT>
    <OPID>625</OPID>
    <BD>2005-01-26T13:20:00</BD>
    <SRC>PBX</SRC>
</SIHOT-Document>

Attributes Message

Attribute	Denotation	Type
OC	Action Type: RST = Room Status	String
PH	Phone extension where the room status was entered	uns. Int
STAT	The actual status can be in the range of 0 to 99	uns. Int
OPID	ID of the Operator	String
BD	Business date, when the message was originally cerated by the interface.	String
SRC	Origin of the room status message	String

Notes:

It is also possible to use the <RN> tag but this is only to be used if the room status was entered in a device that uses room numbers instead of phone extensions like a Pay-TV system. Technical statuses will be added up until the status 99 is received. So the user will see that e.g. the light bulb and the sink are broken.

Response

The answer could look like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<SIHOT-Document>
    <TN>4767</TN>
    <OC>ACK</OC>
    <RC>0</RC>
</SIHOT-Document>

Attributes Response

See for more information

Example

This is a room status that was entered in the Pay-TV system. Since there is no <BD> tag transmitted, we use the current date and time.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<SIHOT-Document>
    <TN>4768</TN>
    <OC>RST</OC>
    <HN>4711</HN>
    <RN>118</RN>
    <STAT>5</STAT>
    <OPID>625</OPID>
    <SRC>PTV</SRC>
</SIHOT-Document>

The answer could look like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<SIHOT-Document>
    <TN>4768</TN>
    <OC>ACK</OC>
    <RC>0</RC>
</SIHOT-Document>