I guess you have to have more than a guest password for the PPS software, which I don't. I was told that the personal call manager that is down loadable from the BCM would work, but it comes up with an address book location to open, but disappears after I try to open it.
I've tried loading the PPS 2.2 software on three different machines and everything loads fine until the Personal Call Manager tries to install. I get a message about a Jet file in use, and it doesn't install. Everything else works fine, and I can use the Windows dialer.exe connected to an MICS 7.0. I've tried the BCM Personal Call Manager with no luck. Any one know any tips on installing call manager?
Quote:
or should I bury it back in the box I dug it up from?
That depends what the heck you are trying to do hehe.
You mention CTA100 with BCM or MICS?
Are you trying to hook up a CTA100 to a BCM?
What is the customer asking for or want?
Just Personal Call Manager?
Sorry for asking but I just might learn something too.
A customer with an MICS 7.0 asked about a computer telephone interface ( he's been doing a lot of "research". He moved into a new building and he thought he would have a wireless voip system instead of cabling the building and moving the fully functioning MICS). Short story long, my boss pulled out a CTA 100 (from the box/warehouse of years of replaced hardware) and I wanted to test drive it on our MICS 7.0. I downloaded the PPS software as per SupportDude, and everything installed, CTE, Norstar TAPI, etc. except the personal call manager, which I believe is the GUI for the whole deal, but I got a message about a Jet file in use and it didn't install. I can make calls, answer and hold through the Windows dialer, but that's it. I think the personal call manager has more functions like transfer, address book, call log?. That's it.
Just a thought, maybe try installing on a laptop or a PC that is not on same network as those PC's.
Jet file in use.....sounds like a Microsoft program.
I managed to install it on my home PC. I think it was intended to autorun from a cd. I have it in a folder and I was clicking the setup file to run it. When the Jet file message came up again I closed the folder window and it installed. I usually don't pay attention to the close windows applications warning. Serves me.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.