I've used only Technidol on it. Technidol is similar to
POTA, a developer made from sulfite and phenidone. Tech Pan
requires a very low contast developer for pictorial
purposes. Diafine and Rodinal are not extra low contrast
developers although Rodinal can be diluted to the point
where it will yield low contrast.
  The special agitation method recommended by Kodak is
mainly due to the very thin emulsion of Technical Pan. It
can't store much developer so the developer in it tends to
become exhausted quickly. The cocktail shaker agitation
insures getting the developer reaction products away from
the surface and fresh developer to the surface. Technidol
also appears to have a wetting agent in it. Kodak had a lot
of trouble from uneven development when Technical Pan was
first put on the market, the formulation of Technidol was
developed to reduce those problems.