NEC Student Services Administrator Guide
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NDA-30095 Revision 1Page 13 Student Services - Administrator Guide STATIONS DATABASE Deleting a Station The Delete command will remove a station from the Stations Database. Follow the steps to delete a station: Step 1: From the Stations Database screen (Figure 3-2), press Ta b to select the Delete command (at the bottom of the screen) and press Enter. The fol- lowing window will be displayed: Step 2: Type the number of the station to be deleted from the database, and press Enter. The example window (below) shows an entered station number (1010) to be deleted from the database. The window also displays the as- sociated station description. Step 3: Select Ok and press Enter to delete the station. From the example above, the following message will be displayed in the screen message bar: Station 1010 removed from the database - To delete more stations , select Clear, press Enter, and repeat this procedure from Step 2. Continue to Step 4 on the next page... D Di i`U dXU UhdU^cY_ `U dXU UhdU^cY_^ ^ _V dXU cdQdY_^ _V dXU cdQdY_^ d d_ TU\UdU dXU^ ` _ TU\UdU dXU^ `b bUcc ,5>D5B. Ucc ,5>D5B. C CU\USd ?[ Q^T `b U\USd ?[ Q^T `bU Ucc ,5>D5B. d_ TU cc ,5>D5B. d_ TU\ \UdU dXU cdQdY_^ UdU dXU cdQdY_^ @bUcc ,5C3. @bUcc ,5C3. 4U 4U\ \UdU 1 CdQdY_^ UdU 1 CdQdY_^ 3\ 3\U UQb Qb?[ ?[ _ _b b cU\USd 5hYd Q^ cU\USd 5hYd Q^T T `bUcc ,5>D5B. g `bUcc ,5>D5B. gX XU^ T_^U U^ T_^U 5h 5hY Yd d 4UcSbY`dY_^* 4UcSbY`dY_^* 5 5h hdU^cY_^* dU^cY_^* D Di i`U dXU UhdU^cY_ `U dXU UhdU^cY_^ ^ _V dXU cdQdY_^ _V dXU cdQdY_^ d d_ TU\UdU dXU^ ` _ TU\UdU dXU^ `b bUcc ,5>D5B. Ucc ,5>D5B. C CU\USd ?[ Q^T `b U\USd ?[ Q^T `bU Ucc ,5>D5B. d_ TU cc ,5>D5B. d_ TU\ \UdU dXU cdQdY_^ UdU dXU cdQdY_^ @bUcc ,5C3. @bUcc ,5C3. 4U 4U\ \UdU 1 CdQdY_^ UdU 1 CdQdY_^ 3\ 3\U UQb Qb?[ ?[ _ _b b cU\USd 5hYd Q^ cU\USd 5hYd Q^T T `bUcc ,5>D5B. g `bUcc ,5>D5B. gX XU^ T_^U U^ T_^U 5h 5hY Yd d 4UcSbY`dY_^* 4UcSbY`dY_^* 5 5h hdU^cY_^* dU^cY_^* 6bUT :_^Uc 6bUT :_^Uc ! ! ! !
Page 14NDA-30095 Revision 1 STATIONS DATABASE Student Services - Administrator Guide Deleting a Station (Cont) Step 4: When finished deleting stations, press Esc (or select Exit) to return to the Stations Database menu. Step 5: Whenever changes are made to one of the databases, it is recommended the changes be saved to disk before proceeding to another operation. See “Saving & Installing Database” on page 21. This completes the Deleting a Station procedure...
NDA-30095 Revision 1Page 15 Student Services - Administrator Guide STATIONS DATABASE Modifying a Station The Modify command will change the information for a station in the Stations Database. Follow the steps to Modify a station: Step 1: From the Stations Database screen (Figure 3-2), press Ta b to select the Modify command (at the bottom of the screen) and press Enter. The fol- lowing window will be displayed: Step 2: Type the extension number of the station to be modified and press Enter. An example window for station 1008 is shown below: Note:The window shows the number and description for the existing station in the database. The window shows the modified information (if any) and the original information (before this modify operation). Step 3: Modify the extension description as desired, and press Enter. Continue to Step 4 on the next page... D_ 1 D_ 1T TT Q CdQdY_^ di T Q CdQdY_^ di` `U Y^ Q\\ VYU\Tc U Y^ Q\\ VYU\Tc D_ D_ =_TYVi Q cdQ =_TYVi Q cdQd dY_^ Y_^ ]_T ]_TY YVi dXU TUcYbUT Vi dXU TUcYbUT V VYU\Tc D_ cQfU S YU\Tc D_ cQfU SX XQ^WUc cU\USd ? Q^WUc cU\USd ?[ [ Q^T `bUcc Q^T `bUcc 1TT 1TT= =_TYVi 1 CdQdY_^ _TYVi 1 CdQdY_^ 3\UQb 3\UQb?[ ?[ ,5>D ,5>D5 5B. @bUcc ,5C3. B. @bUcc ,5C3. _b _b cU\USd 5hYd Q cU\USd 5hYd Q^ ^T `bUcc ,5>D5B. T `bUcc ,5>D5B. gXU^ gXU^ T_^U T_^U 5hYd 5hYd =_TYVYUT =_TYVYUT?bYWY^Q\ ?bYWY^Q\ 4UcSbY`dY_^* 4UcSbY`dY_^* 5hdU 5hdU^ ^cY_^* cY_^* D_ 1 D_ 1T TT Q CdQdY_^ di T Q CdQdY_^ di` `U Y^ Q\\ VYU\Tc U Y^ Q\\ VYU\Tc D_ D_ =_TYVi Q cdQ =_TYVi Q cdQd dY_^ Y_^ ]_T ]_TY YVi dXU TUcYbUT Vi dXU TUcYbUT V VYU\Tc D_ cQfU S YU\Tc D_ cQfU SX XQ^WUc cU\USd ? Q^WUc cU\USd ?[ [ Q^T `bUcc Q^T `bUcc 1TT 1TT= =_TYVi 1 CdQdY_^ _TYVi 1 CdQdY_^ 3\UQb 3\UQb?[ ?[ ,5>D ,5>D5 5B. @bUcc ,5C3. B. @bUcc ,5C3. _b _b cU\USd 5hYd Q cU\USd 5hYd Q^ ^T `bUcc ,5>D5B. T `bUcc ,5>D5B. gXU^ gXU^ T_^U T_^U 5hYd 5hYd =_TYVYUT =_TYVYUT?bYWY^Q\ ?bYWY^Q\ 4UcSbY`dY_^* 4UcSbY`dY_^* 5hdU 5hdU^ ^cY_^* cY_^* DUT C DUT C_ _bU\c bU\cDUT DUT C C_bU\c _bU\c ! ( ! ( ! ( ! (
Page 16NDA-30095 Revision 1 STATIONS DATABASE Student Services - Administrator Guide Modifying a Station (Cont) Step 4: Select Ok and press Enter to modify the station. From the example, the following message will be displayed in the screen message bar: Station 1008 has been modified - To modify more stations , select Clear, press Enter, and repeat this procedure from Step 2. Step 5: Whenever changes are made to one of the databases, it is recommended the changes be saved to disk before proceeding to another operation. See “Saving & Installing Database” on page 21. This completes the Modifying a Station procedure...
NDA-30095 Revision 1Page 17 Student Services - Administrator Guide STATIONS DATABASE Finding a Station The Find command can be used to locate a station in the database by extension or by description. Follow the steps to find a station in the Stations Database: Finding by ExtensionFollow the steps to Find a station by extension number. Step 1: From the Stations Database screen (Figure 3-2), press Ta b to select the Find command (at the bottom of the screen) and press Enter. The fol- lowing window will be displayed: Step 2: Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the Extension field and press Enter. The following window will be displayed: Step 3: Type the extension number of the station to find, select the Ok option and press Enter. The Stations Database screen will be displayed, with the found extension. (This is shown in Figure 3-3, of an example search for exten- sion 1006.) Continue to step 4 on the next page... EcU dXU E@ Q^T EcU dXU E@ Q^T 4 4?G> 1bb_g [Uic ?G> 1bb_g [Uic d d_ cU\USd dXU _ cU\USd dXU VYU\T di`U ecU VYU\T di`U ecUT T d_ VY^T Q cdQd d_ VY^T Q cdQdY Y_^ Q^T `bUcc _^ Q^T `bUcc 6 6Y Y^T 1 CdQdY_^ ^T 1 CdQdY_^ ,5>D ,5>D5 5B. _b `bUcc ,5 B. _b `bUcc ,5C C3. d_ SQ^SU\ 3. d_ SQ^SU\ 4Uc 4UcS SbY`dY_^ bY`dY_^ 5hd 5hdU U^cY_^ ^cY_^ 3Q^ 3Q^S SU\ U\ Di`U dXU Di`U dXU UhdU^cY_^ _ UhdU^cY_^ _V V dXU cdQdY_^ d_ dXU cdQdY_^ d_ V VY^T dXU^ Y^T dXU^ cU\U cU\US Sd ?; Q^T `bUcc d ?; Q^T `bUcc , ,5>D5B. @bUcc ,5 5>D5B. @bUcc ,5C C3. _b 3. _b 6Y^T 1 6Y^T 1 CdQdY_^ 2i 5h CdQdY_^ 2i 5hd dU^cY_^ U^cY_^ cU\U cU\US Sd 3Q^SU\ Q^T `b d 3Q^SU\ Q^T `bU Ucc ,5>D5B. d_ SQ cc ,5>D5B. d_ SQ^ ^SU\ SU\ 5hdU 5hdU^ ^cY_^* cY_^* 3\UQ 3\UQb b ?[ ?[3Q^SU 3Q^SU\ \
Page 18NDA-30095 Revision 1 STATIONS DATABASE Student Services - Administrator Guide Finding a Station (Cont) Finding by Extension (Cont)The example Find a Station result screen of a find for extension 1006. Figure 3-3 Find Station by Extension Screen Step 4: At this point, any of the Stations Database commands of Add, Delete, Modify, Find, Save, and Print can be performed. >53 CdeTU^d CUbfYSUc 1T]Y^YcdbQd_b =Qi =Qi ! ! !)) #*!%*#% !)) #*!%*#% @ @= = CdQdY_^c 4QdQ CdQdY_^c 4QdQR RQcU QcU 5hdU^cY_^ ! ! ! ! # ! $ ! % ! ! ( ! # # ! # CQ] CY]c 6bUT C]YdX =YSXQU\
NDA-30095 Revision 1Page 19 Student Services - Administrator Guide STATIONS DATABASE Finding a Station (Cont) Finding by DescriptionFollow the steps to Find a station by description. Step 1: From the Stations Database screen (Figure 3-2), press Ta b to select the Find command (at the bottom of the screen) and press Enter. The fol- lowing window will be displayed: Step 2: Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the Description field and press Enter. The following window will be displayed: Step 3: Type the description of the station to find, select the Ok option and press Enter. The Stations Database screen will be displayed, with the found station description. (This is shown in Figure 3-4, of an example search for description Sam Sims.) Note:The description must be exact as it is in the database. A “wildcard” char- acter (*) can be used and the Find will locate the first occurrence of the most complete match. EXAMPLE: A find for Sam Sims... Sam * or Sam S* or Sam Si*, etc. could be typed as a find parameter. EcU dXU E@ Q^T EcU dXU E@ Q^T 4 4?G> 1bb_g [Uic ?G> 1bb_g [Uic d d_ cU\USd dXU _ cU\USd dXU VYU\T di`U ecU VYU\T di`U ecUT T d_ VY^T Q cdQd d_ VY^T Q cdQdY Y_^ Q^T `bUcc _^ Q^T `bUcc 6 6Y Y^T 1 CdQdY_^ ^T 1 CdQdY_^ ,5>D ,5>D5 5B. _b `bUcc ,5 B. _b `bUcc ,5C C3. d_ SQ^SU\ 3. d_ SQ^SU\ 4Uc 4UcS SbY`dY_^ bY`dY_^ 5hd 5hdU U^cY_^ ^cY_^ 3Q^ 3Q^S SU\ U\ Di`U dXU Di`U dXU TUcSbY`dY_^ TUcSbY`dY_^ _V _V dXU cdQdY_^ d dXU cdQdY_^ d_ _ VY^T dXU^ VY^T dXU^ cU\U cU\US Sd ?; Q^T `bUcc d ?; Q^T `bUcc , ,5>D5B. @bUcc ,5 5>D5B. @bUcc ,5C C3. _b 3. _b 6Y^T 1 6Y^T 1 CdQdY_^ 2i 4U CdQdY_^ 2i 4Uc cSbY`dY_^ SbY`dY_^ cU\U cU\US Sd 3Q^SU\ Q^T `b d 3Q^SU\ Q^T `bU Ucc ,5>D5B. d_ SQ cc ,5>D5B. d_ SQ^ ^SU\ SU\ 4UcS 4UcSb bY`dY_^* Y`dY_^* 3\UQ 3\UQb b ?[ ?[3Q^SU 3Q^SU\ \
Page 20NDA-30095 Revision 1 STATIONS DATABASE Student Services - Administrator Guide Finding a Station (Cont) Finding by Description (Cont)The example Find a Station result screen of a find for description Sam Sims. Figure 3-4 Find Station by Description Screen Step 4: At this point, any of the Stations Database commands of Add, Delete, Modify, Find, Save, and Print can be performed. >53 CdeTU^d CUbfYSUc 1T]Y^YcdbQd_b =Qi =Qi ! ! !)) #*!%*#% !)) #*!%*#% @ @= = CdQdY_^c 4QdQ CdQdY_^c 4QdQR RQcU QcU 5hdU^cY_^ ! ! # ! $ ! % ! ! ( ! # # ! # 6bUT C]YdX =YSXQU\
NDA-30095 Revision 1Page 21 Student Services - Administrator Guide STATIONS DATABASE Saving & Installing Database Changes made to the Stations Database using the Add, Delete or Modify commands are first changed to UAP memory. It is recommended, when a series of changes are made that the changes are saved. The Save command saves any current changes in UAP memory to the UAP hard disk. This prevents an error made in a later change operation from affecting any previous changes. For example: When adding stations, add all the needed stations. Before proceeding to any other operation (such as deleting or modifying a station); save these add changes. Then, if an error is encountered in a later modify operation, a cancel or clear to start over will not affect the changes made in the previous Add operation. The databases will not become recognized by the system, until the databases have been installed in the system. Unlike the save command following each database change, the Install Databases command only needs to be performed when all changes to any (and all) of the Student Services database are completed. Save DatabaseFollow the steps below to save the database. Step 1: From the Stations database screen (Figure 3-2), press Ta b to select the Save command, and press Enter. The following window will be dis- played: Step 2: Select Ye s and press Enter to save all changes. The following will be dis- played in the screen message bar: The changes made to the Stations Database have been saved Step 3: If finished with the Stations Database, press Esc or select Exit to return to the Student Services Main Menu. Continue to Install Database on the next page... 4_ i_e gQ^d d_ 4_ i_e gQ^d d_ c cQfU dXU SXQ^WUc QfU dXU SXQ^WUc ]QTU d_ dXU Cd ]QTU d_ dXU CdQ QdY_^c 4QdQRQcU/ dY_^c 4QdQRQcU/ CQfU CdQdY_^c CQfU CdQdY_^c 4QdQRQcU 4QdQRQcU > >_ _ IUc IUc
Page 22NDA-30095 Revision 1 STATIONS DATABASE Student Services - Administrator Guide Install DatabaseThe Install Database function installs the Student Services Working Database to the PBX. The working database then becomes the installed database that the PBX will operate from. Until the working database is installed, the PBX will not be able to implement any changes made to station parameters in Student Services. Note: This step only needs to be performed if no other changes to any of the databases will be made at this time. Otherwise complete any other changes and then per- form a Install Databases procedure. Follow the step below to install the database. Step 1: From the Student Services Main Menu, select the Install Databases function, and press Enter. The following message appears in the screen message bar: The Working Database has been installed - If no changes have been made to the working database , the following window will be displayed: This completes the Save and Install Databases procedures... DXU G_b[Y^W DXU G_b[Y^W 4 4QdQRQcU XQc ^_d QdQRQcU XQc ^_d R RUU^ ]_TYVYUT cY UU^ ]_TYVYUT cY^ ^SU dXU SU dXU \Qcd Y^cdQ\\QdY_^ \Qcd Y^cdQ\\QdY_^ I I_ _e ]Qi Y^cdQ\\ Yd e ]Qi Y^cdQ\\ Yd QWQY^ QWQY^ _b SQ^SU\ _b SQ^SU\ G_b[Y^W 4QdQ G_b[Y^W 4QdQR RQcU E^SXQ^WUT QcU E^SXQ^WUT 3Q^SU\ 3Q^SU\ 9^cdQ\\ 1WQY 9^cdQ\\ 1WQY^ ^