Wondering which PhoneSuite hotel phone system is right for your property? Use this chart to determine which PhoneSuite model best meets your needs.
Requirement | PS64 | PS112e |
| I want to offer my guests voice mail |  | |
| I want to give my guests the option to either set their own wake up call or have the front desk do it. | | |
| When things get busy at the front desk, or at night, I’d like an auto attendant to answer. | | |
| I need call accounting with credit limit and auto shut off. | | |
| My Property Management System (PMS) needs “costed-call” data from the telephone system for posting to guest folios. | | |
| The franchise requires answer detection for billing accuracy. | | |
| My property is serviced by a T1 trunk line. | | |
| My PMS system can connect to the telephone system and check guests in and out. | | |
| I have more than sixty rooms. | | |
| My franchise requires two lines per room. If the first is in use, the second will ring. | | |
| My administrative users need to answer calls ringing on other extensions and have access to single-button features like Hold, Do Not Disturb, Transfer, and Redial. | | |
| My franchise requires an auto attendant option that will transfer callers to a toll-free registration number. | | |
| I want my staff to be able to use the PhoneSuite Touch Screen Console. | | |
| We want to minimize guest complaints and increase call billing accuracy with answer detection | | |
| My property is serviced by a T1 trunk line. Should be “a T1 or PRI trunk line | | |
Compare the features of the PhoneSuite 64 and the PhoneSuite 112e
Feature | PS64 | PS112e |
| Answer detection | No | Yes |
| Automatic Route Selection table entries | 32 | 250 |
| Maximum number of consoles | 1 | 2 |
| Touch Screen Console | No | Yes |
| Extension cloning (2 lines per room) | No | Yes |
| Maximum number of extensions | 64 | 495 |
| Number of extension digits | 2 or 3 | 3 or 4 |
| PMS control interface (serial port) | No | Yes |
| Hunt groups, number/size | 32/8 | 16/14 |
| Power consumption, per cabinet | 35 Watts | 55 Watts |
| Serial ports | 1 | 2 |
| System speed dials | 10 | 10 |
| T1 trunk with DID/DNIS support | No | Yes |
| Maximum trunks per trunk group | 16 | 32 |
| Maximum analog (FXO) trunk ports | 16 | 48 |
| Voice mail ports | 2 | 4 |
| Feature phone supported | No | 16 |
Both models provide these standard features
| Message lamp control | If all trunks are busy a 911 call will take priority and interrupt a call in progress to obtain access |
| Music on hold port | Paging support |
| All programming non-volatile | Parallel printer port |
| Call credit limits with automatic shut off and alarm (optional) | Per-room call restrictions: long-distance, local, room-to-room |
| Call accounting with 1000 or 2500 record call storage (optional) | PMS interface via DTMF to extension port |
| Call accounting PMS interface (optional) | Remote programming and configuration by technician |
| Call pickup groups | Restrict transfer of inbound toll-free calls to guest rooms |
| Defined actions on check-in and check-out affecting voice mail and wake settings | Room status codes |
| 3-way conference calls | Sub-attendant extensions |
| Console co-ring extensions for internal calls | Trunk answer from any station (TAFAS) |
| Separate night mode console co-ring extensions list for internal calls | Console co-ring extension list for incoming outside calls |
| Do not disturb setting for extension | Wake-up call with voice greeting |
| Either guest or console may set wake-up calls | Call detail records (CDR/SMDR) via serial port |
