HD Phones - Revision history

Drew Harrell at 15:07, 6 February 2014

2014-02-06T15:07:38Z

Drew Harrell: /* Manually Programming Keys */

2013-06-26T17:34:02Z

Manually Programming Keys

Drew Harrell: /* Manually Programming Keys */

2013-06-26T17:33:12Z

Manually Programming Keys

Drew Harrell at 17:30, 26 June 2013

2013-06-26T17:30:05Z

Paul Falanga: /* HD Phone WATTS (current draw expressed in WATTS) */

2012-12-10T15:56:04Z

HD Phone WATTS (current draw expressed in WATTS)

Mike Lunn at 19:10, 20 September 2012

2012-09-20T19:10:28Z

Drew Harrell: /* HD Phone WATS (current draw expressed in WATS) */

2012-09-17T13:53:07Z

HD Phone WATS (current draw expressed in WATS)

Drew Harrell: /* Remote Phones */

2012-09-17T13:52:28Z

Remote Phones

Mike Lunn: /* Remote Phones */

2012-09-12T21:49:04Z

Remote Phones

Drew Harrell at 21:32, 10 September 2012

2012-09-10T21:32:58Z

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 For any [[PBXPlus_Manual:_Feature_Codes|feature codes]] program the feature code as a speed dial like park button above and set Account to Account 1.
-<br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}} {{:HD Phone Ring Tone}}
+<br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}}
 == A Note on Changing the Global Template ==

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 #Manually Program keys as per the users desire.
 ==== Manually Programming Keys ====
 *Park
 :speed dial ##700# Account 1
 *Park 701-720
 :BLF park orbit # Account 1
-For any feature codes program the feature code as a speed dial like park button above and set Account to Account 1.
+For any [[PBXPlus_Manual:_Feature_Codes|feature codes]] program the feature code as a speed dial like park button above and set Account to Account 1.
 <br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}} {{:HD Phone Ring Tone}}

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	==== Manually Programming Keys ====		==== Manually Programming Keys ====
		+	*Park
		+	:speed dial ##700# Account 1
		+
		+	*Park 701-720
		+	:BLF park orbit # Account 1
		+
		+	For any feature codes program the feature code as a speed dial like park button above and set Account to Account 1.

	<br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}} {{:HD Phone Ring Tone}}		<br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}} {{:HD Phone Ring Tone}}

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 #Manually Program keys as per the users desire.
-{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}}
+<br/>{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}} {{:HD Phone Ring Tone}}
 == A Note on Changing the Global Template ==

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−	== HD Phone ~~WATS~~ (current draw expressed in ~~WATS~~) ==	+	== HD Phone WATTS (current draw expressed in WATTS) ==

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

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 |}
-{{:HD_Phones_Remotes_Configuration}}
+{{:HD_Phones_Remote_Configuration}}
 {{:HD_Phone_FAQ}}

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 #Click the blue Advanced link
 #Change the Location from LAN to WAN, Save and Apply Changes
-#Navigate to PBX Setup=>SIP (Optional setting for remote programming)
+#Navigate to PBX Setup=>Phone Global (Optional setting for remote programming)
 #Ensure that Phone Download Enabled and Phone Auth Enabled are set to Yes (Optional setting for remote programming)
 #Navigate to the Phone Settings for the Extension

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	Note that omitting a node from a configuration file will result in the default values for settings defined therein being used. If you change these values through the phone and they are not present in the global template, then they should not be changed by downloading a configuration file. However, you cannot delete a setting that is being set specifically by the server as it will simply replace it. (These settings should be obvious like, sip user, proxy, and other settings on the phone configuration page).		Note that omitting a node from a configuration file will result in the default values for settings defined therein being used. If you change these values through the phone and they are not present in the global template, then they should not be changed by downloading a configuration file. However, you cannot delete a setting that is being set specifically by the server as it will simply replace it. (These settings should be obvious like, sip user, proxy, and other settings on the phone configuration page).

−	~~== Static IP vs DHCP ==~~

−	IPitomy supports configuring phones using DHCP and this is the best option for almost every network. If you would like to statically set IP addresses, we recommend that you use DHCP reservations to do this. In the vast majority of routers and DHCP servers there is an ability to assign a static IP address to a MAC address. While this process of assigning may be tedious, it is no less so than going to each individual phone and manually configuring the IP address (Static IP). In the end it eliminates any difficult modifications that you will need to make to configuration files and is just a way easier method to use for accomplishing the same task.
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−	If having this information, the phone still must be manually set to static IP addresses then you will need to understand the following information. You have several options for performing this configuration:
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−	~~=== Configure then Disable Configuration Updates ===~~
−
−	~~#Automatically Configure the phones using DHCP~~
−	~~#Go to phone's web page (root/root to log in) Navigate to Phone Maintenance->Auto Provision and uncheck the box that says Auto Download Config File.~~
−	~~#set the IP address to the desired static address~~
−	#The phone should keep it's original configuration and any changes made to phone configuration will now have to be done through the phone web interface. The exception to this is that you can change the phone keys in this configuration, just do NOT press Save and Configure. Press Save then Apply changes. The phone will update the keys at night when it downloads it's key configuration.
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−	~~=== Change Configuration File Template ===~~
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−	The second option is more difficult to initially configure but is easier because you can still change phone settings. You should only do this if you are familiar with XML as you can break the configuration files by making changes here that lead to invalid XML.
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−	~~#Go to PBXSetup->Phone Global~~
−	~~#Under "HD Phone Configuration Template" click "Reset Template to Default"~~
−	~~#Now click Edit Template. Under Networks - delete the entire Node called "network"~~
−	~~#Now phones should keep whatever you manually set them to.~~
−	#Note with this method that when you upgrade the PBX software you should be aware that we may make changes to the default template and you may have to reset the template and remake the changes in order to support additional functionality that is added in future releases.
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−	The final option here is to just manually configure the phone. This works but if you call tech support with an issue they will probably have you default and reconfigure the phone through the PBX as we change a number of options when we provision the phones to the PBX.

	=== Global Template ===		=== Global Template ===