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I will be installing a TVS-50 voice mail card to a KX-TA624 phone system for a customer and while reading the install manual I noticed I need a RS232 DB-9 Pin to DB-9 pin connector. The problem is that I have a newer laptop without a RS232/Com 1 connection. I only have a RJ45 network connection, USB connection and a modem connection.
Is there a cable and software I can use to set this up? My laptop has Windows Vista.
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Tony
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Good Luck on the Vista, I can't speak to that dog, it's hit and miss. The cable you need is a USB to Serial cable available almost everywhere from Radio Shack to Walmart. I don't know if Panasonic recommends a specific manufacturer, but it really shouldn't matter who makes it as long as it's driver is Vista compatible.
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Tony,  I seriously doubt that you will get it to work with Vista as your OS. You are also going to need a null modem adapter in there somewhere. -------------------------- MrG
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I will try the USB to serial cable when I install the system. I know that Vista will run programs written in 98, 2k and XP. But what software do I use? I have found a program called Install_kxta. Is this the correct software for this system?
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Also, Where can I find a phone template to program?
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I have found that the cheaper usb to serial convertors don't work, make sure you spend a little more and get one which connects all pins, you will then need a 9-9pin null modem cable to connect to the tvs50, this will also need to be one with all pins connected. Programming the PBX can be done by phone, but finding a template will be a problem, they are like gold dust, the customer may have one knocking about with their user manuals/original documentation. Can't comment on the whole Vista side of things.
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What software/program is needed to program this system? I have the cable/adapter as described (which works beautifully with the Nortel systems I program), but not sure about software, etc. I have a client who needs some basic programming, and I'm a Nortel guy. Tried programming Panasonic before via sets, but I pulled most of the remaining hairs out of my head. Those that remained turned gray the next day...
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no software for 624 keypad only and dumb terminal emulation such as zoc is a good vt100 terminal program and most likley will run on vista and usb to db9 adapter and null modem adapter 9600,n,8,1 no flow control.
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Correction: The system I need to program is a KX-TA824. What cable & software?
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maint console for 824 & Standard usb cable
not sure 824 MC will run on vista though.
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