Tenant Groups - Comdial DX-80 Installation & Maintenance Manual

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Press [ ] to advance to the next system clock item that requires changes.
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Press [ ] and input data as required.
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Follow this convention for each of the database items for the system clock.
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Press button to exit System Time programming and return to the previous menu level.
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Continue making other programming changes or exit the programming mode.
Programming via PC-DBA
Note: PC-DBA is a DOS-based programming utility.
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Enter PC-DBA by typing "DX-80" at the DOS prompt in the PC-DBA working directory, then press Enter.
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Press any key at the program title page (as requested) to enter the Main Menu.
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Select PC-DBA from the Main Menu.
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Select "Programming" from the PC-DBA Menu. The Database Programming menu is now displayed.
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Use the cursor positioning arrows to highlight "System Application" and then press Enter.
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Use the cursor arrows to highlight "Category 1," and then press Enter.
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Use the cursor arrows to highlight the database item "Hour Mode."
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Press Enter. Each time that enter is pressed the value of this database item is updated.
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When all changes are made press the ESC (escape) key to exit this database-programming screen. You will
see the prompt: "Exit This Feature"; press "Y" for yes.
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You will then be prompted to "Save Current Setting?"
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Press "N" to abort changes and leave all data unchanged.
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Press "Y" to save changes.
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If you press "Y" (yes), you will then be prompted "File Exists, Override?"
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Press "N" to abort changes and leave all data unchanged.
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Press "Y" (yes) to continue with the save operation.
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Press ESC (escape) again to return to the Database Programming menu.
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Continue making other programming changes or exit PC-DBA programming.
Note: Changes made via PC-DBA are NOT updated to the DX-80 system memory until a "SEND" function has
been performed. Please refer to the Programming Guide section of this manual to learn more about this
procedure.

Tenant Groups

Tenant Groups allow for separation of system resources such that the DX-80 system can operate as though two or
three separate systems are deployed at one site.
Tenant Group Assignments can facilitate complete isolation of extension functions. When extensions are assigned to
their respective Tenant Group, calling characteristics between these groups can be customized to prohibit calling
from one group to another. Often, full tenanting separations are not required (or desired) to allow isolated functionality
of system resources (see CO Line Assignment, CO Line Ring Assignment, CO Line Receive Assignment for ideas on
how to isolate system resources without invoking full isolated tenant operations).
Tenant Grouping allows for independent allocation of resource directory numbers. Designated directory numbers for
all system resources interact only with the resources allocated to the specific tenant group. An example of this
separation is Attendant designations. Attendant extensions are designated for each tenant group and act
independently for the assigned tenant group. The designated Attendant Directory Number (usually "0") is used
regardless of tenant group assignment. When a tenant group 2 extension dials the Attendant Directory Number, the
attendant designated extension for the same tenant group (2) is called.
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