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CTI on KX-TD500

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CTI on KX-TD500

CTI on KX-TD500

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I need to use CTI on KX-TD500 can any one help me any details about it ???

RE: CTI on KX-TD500

What do you need to do with it??  I've set it up a few times and its pretty easy.  All I've ever done is run a normal programming cable from the system to one PC thats connected to the LAN.  This PC is normally a dedicated PC for use as a CTI server.  Install the Panasonic TSP driver on that PC and then you should be right.  To test, I usually use a program called phone.exe that you can download from julmar.com for free.  

After that a server version of the CTI software has to be installed onto the CTI server, and then every other PC that uses the software will get a client version that connects to the CTI server for information.

Hope it helps a bit....

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