1. Confidential1 Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd. Office Network Company Edition 1.3 4 th July, 2007 Chapter 9 Other Functions (2) KX-TDE100/200 System (Version 1.0) KX-TDE100/200 System (Version 1.0)

2. Confidential2 Chapter 9 Other Functions (2) 1. Enhanced Walking Extension 1. Enhanced Walking Extension 2. CTI Information 2. CTI Information 3. Multi-Site PC Programming Tool 3. Multi-Site PC Programming Tool 4. TDA -> TDE Conversion 4. TDA -> TDE Conversion

3. Confidential3 1. Enhanced Walking Extension (1/2) In addition to swapping the settings between extensions (Walking Extension), you can change the status of your extension to "Service-in" or "Service-out" (Enhanced Walking Extension). Service-in : An extension is in use (normal status). Service-out : Extension Dial Lock and Do Not Disturb (DND) are activated on an extension, and the extension user cannot make unauthorized outside calls nor receive calls. Click Here- 1 Click Here- 2

4. Confidential4 Ext 301 Ext 302 Ext 303 Ext 331 Ext 334 Employee ‘Hot-Desks’ Distributed Support Desk Ext 332 Ext 333 Ext 321 Ext 322 Ext 321 Ext 322 Remote Worker/Office Worker 1. Enhanced Walking Extension (2/2)

5. Confidential5 2. CTI Information (1/2) CTI Information with TDE100/200 1. The TDE100/200 does not have USB port for connection to a 3 rd Party CTI server. 2. PC Phone and PC Console are supported on TDE100/200. 3. SIP extension can only be monitored by through CTI (It is not possible to control). 4. TSP Version is v3.0 (To be released shortly). NO USB port for 3 rd party CTI server USB 3 rd Party CTI serverTypeAPI/Protocol First Party Call Control - TAPI 2.1 Third Party Call Control - ECMA CSTA Phase 3 - TAPI 2.1

6. Confidential6 2. CTI Information (2/2) TDE programming tool Menu Item 1-1- Physical Slot- IPCMPR-Card Property-Port Number The CTI connection uses the IP address of the IPCMPR card to accept incoming connections. Both the maintenance port number and the CTI port number are configurable (Programming)

7. Confidential7 3. Multi-Site PC Programming Tool (1/2) 1.You can make Multi-site programming shortcuts 2.Up to 4 PBX may be programmed at the same time 3.Download system data, edit it and then paste it to the other sites easily

8. Confidential8 3. Multi-Site PC Programming Tool (2/2) The current implementation of Multi-site Programming is a temporary version. Full Multi-site Programming will be supported in a future version of the TDE PCMC. RS232C, Modem, and T76USB connections are not available for this feature. IP Network

9. Confidential9 4. TDA -> TDE Conversion (1/3) Step.1 Save TDA100/200 System Data KX-TDA100/200 MPR-V3.xx PCMC For TDA100/200 System Data TDA System Data File Condition To use an existing TDA configuration you must first convert the DSys file to MPR v3.xx PCMC Tool For TDE100/200 Install WARNING! During DSys conversion certain portions of data will be erased. MPR_Conversion_Guide.pdf details all affected data in section 2.2. Step.2 Install TDE100/200 PCMC

10. Confidential10 4. TDA -> TDE Conversion (2/3) PC Programming For TDE100/200 TDA System Data File TDE System Data File Step.4 Remove the TDA100/200 MPR card and Install the TDE100/200 IPCMPR card DSP TDA MPR Card Remove Install TDE MPR Card 1.Power Off PBX 2.Remove TDA MPR card 3.Insert TDE SD card and fit DSP16/64 card onto TDE100/200 IPCMPR card 4.Install IPCMPR into TDA MPR slot 5.Power On 6.Initialize the PBX Step.3 Converting the TDA data file to a TDE100/200 data file using TDE100/200 PC Programming Tool Use PCMC menu option ‘Tool – System Data Convert’ to perform the conversion.

11. Confidential11 Step.5 Connect PC Programming KX-TDE100/200 IPCMPR Card PC Programming For TDE100/200 System Data Quick Setup 1.Connect to PBX on default IP address (192.168.0.101) using TDE PCMC or connect to PBX by RS232C 1.Quick setup starts 2.Load initial data for the required country 3.Skip ‘Quick Wizard’ prompts 4.Upload converted TDE data file 5.System reset 6.Program in same way as TDA100/200 TDE System Data File 4. TDA -> TDE Conversion (3/3)

12. Confidential12 Thank you very much ! Chapter 9 Other Functions (2)