At 06:30 AM 6/21/2004, Michael wrote:
I've got the Panasonic dealer who is going to set it up and install it; that's not a problem, but in the meantime I wanted to have a play with it and set up some basic stuff, and also have the ability to change things later without having to pay a maintenance guy every time I want to change a setting.
As quoted below, you asked where you could get the programming software from and if anyone could assist.
The US TDA and TAW systems are unlike any Panasonic systems we've seen before. When I deliver my first ones, I wonder exactly what I'm going to do with the software and programming instructions. Most of my customers will not want or need a manual and/or software. Some may insist on a user password and access and I have no problem with that after I change the installer access password.
Today would have been the day I started TDA class, except for a small medical emergency. Maybe next month :-)
I don't expect Ford to endorse me ripping my car to bits, but I'd like to be able to change the radio channel or swap the light bulbs without taking it back to the dealership :-)
Carl, it's all very interesting about the dealership 'cartel' not wanting anyone else to sell the stuff ad-hoc, but seeing as I have the system now, I'd like to pay with it... :-)
I did a rather vague response for a reason and it was pretty fun :-)
#1 Michael you asked this group for the software for the TDA.
If I had it and sent it to you how would it work? We don't have no steenking call barring here.
Would the US software even talk to your box?
#2 I have no clue what the UK TDA dealer requirements are. And I wonder if you bought a UK box or a US box.
n.b. who's Kelly ?
Kelly is Kelly Green. He works for Panasonic and they do monitor this group.
Carl Navarro
CN> Because I didn't pay this person for the training and CN> the software.
CN> What we have here is a failure to communicate.
CN> Someone sold you a TDA system without support, the exact thing that CN> Panasonic made clear was not supposed to happen. CN> Please keep us posted as to what Pana does when you try to warranty the CN> system, because according to the TDA dealer agreement, the end user data CN> becomes part of the sale.
CN> If Panasonic wants to show that it's serious about this, it should pull CN> the TDA dealer's dealership and refer you to a TDA dealer within 6 hours CN> of you. Or you should be left with a $4K paperweight.
JE>> Hello all,
JE>> No, I haven't been on KXTA training. I think I'll be able to JE>> configure and run our system without special training...but if they JE>> make a system impossible to use without paying them for training, JE>> I've got US$4000 of equipment on the wall which isn't doing much :-)
JE>> Can it not be obtained otherwise ?
JE>> Best regards, JE>> Michael.
JE>> -- Original Message --
JE>>> Michael
JE>>> Have you done the KXTDA training?
JE>>> If so then you would have been given the software
JE>>> Jody
JE>>> -----Original Message----- JE>>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] JE>>> Behalf JE>> Of JE>>> Michael JE>>> Sent: 20 June 2004 17:59 JE>>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] JE>>> Subject: KX-T: TDA100 Initial Setup
JE>>> Hello everyone,
JE>>> I've installed the TDA100 hardware and now the manual tells me to JE>>> install and use the programming software...but it's not supplied on
JE>>> the CDs as far as I can see. Where do I get it from ? Can anyone JE>>> assist ?
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