License for MATWorx Studio 3.61 SP4 1

[DReuther]

I am looking for a license for MATWorx 3.61 SP4. I have the software and a license diskette. However, the software was not removed from the the previous system and is thus unusable.

Already checked with NEC, but they do not provide this license any more.

Thank you.

 

[grh959]

Why do you need 3.61 SP4? Newer MatWorx32 will work just as well for you except for the lack of call forwarding GUI. Is this for an IVS2, an IPS or an older IVS?

 

[grh959]

BTW - Matworx IPS is much more stable than 3.61 even though SP4 was the best release of the 3.61 series. It will be much easier to get MAtworx IPS than trying to find license diskette.

 

[DReuther]

I would be happy with any MatWorx, as long as it works with our NEAX2000 IVS phone system. I asked for 3.61 SP4 because I have the installation CD and the license diskette.

Which newer MatWorx versions are compatible with the NEAX2000 IVS?

Thank you.

 

[grh959]

Unfortunately none of the Matworx IPS software will work for you. Are you using command line interface for programming or GUI?

If you need CLI then you can use this as an alternative:

http://www.2000stuff.com/CheatSheats/Cheat Sheets.htm

Click on basic stuff icon

Select MOC via Hyperterminal /Procomm

 

[grh959]

BTW - you can contact me at phoneczar at cox.net

 

[DReuther]

I was hoping to use the GUI features of MatWorx. Mostly to document our system configuration.

I am able to connect to the system through HyperTerminal for some basic commands.

Thanks.

 

[grh959]

I installed systems at several schools many years ago. Around the time 3.61sp4 was used. Let me look and see if I can find license floppy that has not been used.

 

[grh959]

No luck on the license key, sorry.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Repost your question here....

http://www.pbxinfo.com/neax-2000-ivs-2-ips/

They have a PM system there and we can converse out of view.

 

[grh959]

GOOD NEWS! I was going through some old paperwork and have a license key for you!

contact me phoneczar at cox dot net