OK, enough with the games. Do you live at the motel. If yes, then you can 'probably' hook your personal line into the system and direct it to an unused extension . Put a jack on that extension, plug in the cordless phone base, and away you go. It can even be arranged so that when you make an outgoing call from the cordless, it uses your personal line. I say probably because you must have 3 things before you start this. 1, You must have a spare c.o. port in the SX50. 2, You must have an extension to connect the cordless phone to. 3, You must have someone that knows how to do the wiring, cross-connects, and programming, i.e. a Mitel SX50 qualified technician. For our edification and education, do you suppose you could give the Mitel folks on the web site some idea of where in the "united states" you live.
And I hate to be an A--hole, but, a lot of folks here and around this great country have served proudly and many have given all, so please recognize their sacrifices and capitalize "United States".
All that said, if you do not live at the motel, you cannot have your personal home line hooked into the motel system. You could probably 'forward' your personal line to the motel, but there would be no way to know it was a personal call for you until the call was answered. That COULD cause problems that you should be able to imagine, so I'm no going there! Next question?
John C. (Not Garand)