doro PhoneEasy 337ip User guide

Admin Manual Doro PhoneEasy® 337ip

Contents

Getting started 1

Packing List �� 1 Connect Network and Power �� 1

Basic conguration and registration 2

Conguring via Web Page �� 2 Network Settings �� 2 Account Settings �� 3

Advanced Settings 4

Account �� 4

Basic settings �� 4 Codecs �� 4 Advanced �� 4

Network �� 7

WAN �� 7 LAN �� 7 Advanced �� 8

Phone �� 9

Preference �� 9 Feature��10 DSS Key ��10 Voice ��10 Ring ��11 Tones ��11 Dial Plan �� 12

Contact �� 13 Upgrade �� 14

Basic ��14 Advanced ��14

Security �� 15

Auto-provision 16

Obtain the server address ��16 The following are the details of each process: ��16

Download conguration les �� 18

Resolve and then apply the congurations ��19

Encrypting conguration les �� 21

Example: ��21 Other updates �� 22

Description of conguration parameters in CFG le �� 24

Provisioning �� 24

Account settings �� 26 Network Settings �� 33 Time Settings �� 35 Phone Settings �� 36 Security Settings �� 44

Sample les 45

Common le �� 45 Phone Specic le �� 46

Warranty and other information 52

Declaration of conformity �� 52 Guarantee �� 52

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Getting started

Packing List

The following are included in your package:

PhoneEasy 337ip AC Adapter

Wall mount bracket Handset Core Ethernet Cable

Connect Network and Power

There are two ways for network and power source connections� You can either connect the phone to the AC Power directly using the power adapter or to a PoE compliant

switch or hub. Your system administrator will advise you on which one to use.

Note:

1. If inline power is provided, do not install AC adapter. Make sure the Ethernet cable and switch/hub are PoE compliant.

2. The Internet Port can be also connected to Hub/Switch/IP PBX or other internet devices.

The phone can also share the network connection with other network devices such as

a PC� Connect the phone’s PC port and computer’s Network Port using an Ethernet

cable.

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Basic conguration and registration

If you are administrator, you need to do some simple conguration to make the phone work. If not, please contact your internet administrator or service provider for more

details�

Conguring via Web Page

Press and hold * on the phone to enter the status menu and nd out the IP address

of IP phone. Enter it (for example http://192.168.3.35) into the address bar of web browser. The default login name and password are both “admin”�

Note:

Please locate your PC in the same network segment of IP phone (192.168.3.X)

to access the web conguration page. Please consult your system administrator

for help.

Network Settings

Choose Network->Internet Port (WAN)�

Field Description

DHCP The device will acquire its IP address from the DHCP server

automatically�

Static IP Address

PPPoE User User Name for internet access. Provided by your ISP.

DHCP: By default the phone attempts to contact a DHCP Server in your network in order to obtain its valid network settings, e.g. IP address, sub mask, gateway, DNS server, etc.

IP Address IP address of your IP phone manually�

Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the IP phone.

Default

Gateway

Primary DNS Domain Name System (DNS) of the IP phone�

Secondary DNS Backup Domain Name System (DNS) of the IP phone�

Password Password for internet access. Provided by your ISP.

Set the gateway of the IP phone�

Note:

Using the wrong network parameters may result in inaccessibility of your phone and may also have an impact on your network performance. Please contact your network administrator.

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Account Settings

The phone attempts to register to the SIP server using the account/registrar data provided by the automatic or manual initialization.

Choose Account, you will nd the following parameters:

Field Description

Register Status Displays the register status of the phone

Line Active Choose on/off to enable/disable the account

Display Name Display name is shown as the Caller ID when making a

phone call� It is used for local user interface as well as SIP signalling�

Register Name Authentication ID

User Name Account for register, provided by ISP.

Password Password for the account

SIP Server & Port SIP Server address/port for registration

Enable Outbound Proxy Server

Outbound Proxy Server & Port

Backup Outbound Proxy Server & Port

NAT Traversal Disable/(Enable) STUN NAT Traversal

STUN Server & Port STUN Server address/port

Voice Mail Number to access voice mail service

Proxy Require A Special parameter just for Nortel server. If you login to

When you have nished the Network and Account setting conguration, the phone is ready to use unless there’s any specic parameters that needs to be adjusted.

Please see Advanced settings for more information�

Enable/disable outbound proxy function

Outbound Proxy Server address/port

Backup Outbound Proxy Server address/port

Nortel server, the value should be: com.nortelnetworks. rewall

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Advanced Settings

The following chapter describes the parameters on the Web UI

Account

Basic settings

See Basic conguration and registration as previously described.

Codecs

The phone can support the following codecs: G723_53, G723_63, G726-16, G72624, G726-32, G726-40, G722, G729, PCMU and PCMA.

On this section you can set which codecs that should be enabled and in what priority they should be used.

Advanced

Field Description

UDP Keep-alive

Message

UDP Keep-alive Interval This parameter species how often the phone will send

Login Expire This parameter species the time frequency that phone

Local SIP Port Local SIP port. The default value is 5060.

RPort The parameter allows you conguring the proxy to send

SIP Session Timer The time, in seconds, that the IP phone uses to send

Subscribe Period This parameter denes the period of the subscription.

DTMF Type There are there types of DTMF to choose: INBAND,

Denes whether to activate the UDP Keep-alive mechanism. The default is Enabled.

UDP keep-alive packet to the SIP server. Default is 30

seconds�

refreshes its registration. The default interval is 3600

seconds�

responses back to a particular address and port. The default is disabled.

periodic re-INVITE requests to keep a session alive. The proxy uses these re-INVITE requests to maintain the

status of the connected sessions�

The default value is 1800.

RFC2833 or SIP INFO�

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Field Description

How to INFO DTMF It denes the type of How to INFO DTMF of the account.

Disabled, DTMF-Relay, DTMF or Telephone-Event.

The default is Disabled.

DTMF Payload It denes the value of DTMF Payload of the account.

Integer from 96 to 255� And the default is 101�

100 reliable

retransmission

Enable Precondition It denes whether to active the Enable Precondition of

Subscribe Register It denes whether to active the Subscribe Register of the

Subscribe for MWI It denes whether to active the Subscribe for MWI of the

Caller ID Header It denes the type of Caller ID Header of the account.

Use Session Timer It denes whether to enable the Session Timer of the

Session Timer This document denes an extension to the Session

It denes whether to enable the 100 reliable

retransmission of account�

the account�

The default is Disabled.

account�

The default is Disabled.

account�

The default is Disabled.

FROM or PAI�

The default is FROM�

account�

Initiation Protocol (SIP)� This extension allows for a periodic refresh of SIP sessions through a re-INVITE or

UPDATE request. The refresh allows both user agents and proxies to determine if the SIP session is still active.

Refresher It denes the type of Refresher of the account: Uac or

Uas� The default is Uac�

Use user=phone It denes whether to active Use user=phone of the

account�

The default is Disabled.

Voice Encryption(SRTP) It denes whether to enable the Voice Encryption (SRTP)

of the account�

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Field Description

ptime It denes the value of ptime of the account.

“ptime” gives the length of time in milliseconds represented by the media in a packet.

Disabled means the server will not negotiate with the

phone and the IP phone will accept the default ptime

value of the server.

10 stand for 10ms�

20 stand for 20ms�

And so on�

The default is 20ms�

BLFList URI It denes the value of BLFList URI of the account. No

default value.

Anonymous Call The phones you call will not be able to display your name

when you set this parameter as enabled.

Anonymous Call Rejection

The anonymous calls incoming will be rejected when you set this parameter as enabled.

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Network

WAN

Field Description

DHCP The device will acquire its IP address from the DHCP

server automatically.

Static IP Address

PPPoE User User Name for internet access. Provided by your ISP.

IP Address IP address of your IP phone manually�

Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the IP phone.

Default

Gateway

Primary DNS Domain Name System (DNS) of the IP phone�

Secondary DNS Backup Domain Name System (DNS) of the IP phone�

Password Password for internet access. Provided by your ISP.

Set the gateway of the IP phone�

LAN

Field Description

As Bridge The Bridge Item is to setup the SIP Phone

Bridge mode Enable/Disable. If you set the Bridge On, the two Fast Ethernet ports will be

transparent�

As Router (If you select the Router mode, the SIP phone will work as a router)

IP Address Congure the PC port IP address.

Subnet Mask Congure the PC port Subnet Mask.

Enable DHCP Server

If you set the DHCP server on, the device

connected to the PC port will get the IP address

automatically between the start IP address and the end IP address. But if you select the bridge mode, the DHCP server will be disabled.

Start IP Address

End IP Address Indicate the end of the DHCP IP range.

Indicate the start of the DHCP IP range.

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Advanced

Field Description

VLAN

(VLAN is a group of hosts with a common set of

requirements

that communicate as if they were attached to the Broadcast domain, regardless of their physical location�)

LAN Port Active Choose whether to enable/disable

the VLAN function of the LAN port�

VID VLAN is a feature on the IP

phone that allows for multiple logical Ethernet interfaces to send

outgoing RTP packets over a single physical Ethernet as described

in IEEE Std 802�3� On the IP

phone, you congure a VLAN ID

that associates with the physical Ethernet Port 0�

USRPRIORITY This parameter is based on the

Type of Service (ToS), Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) setting

for SIP (tos sip parameter), RTP (tos rtp parameter) and RTCP (tos rtcp parameter)� It is the mapping

between the DSCP value and the VLAN priority value for SIP, RTP,

and RTCP packets�

PC Port Active Choose whether to enable/disable

the VLAN function of the PC port�

VID Species the VLAN ID used to pass

packets to a PC via Port 1.

USRPRIORITY Sets the priority value used for

VLAN packets to a PC via Port 1.

Voice QoS Voice QoS It denes the value of Voice QoS. Integer from 0 to 63.

The default is 40

SIP QoS It denes the value of SIP QoS. Integer from 0 to 63.

The default is 40

Local RTP Port

SNMP Port It denes the Port of SNMP. Integer from 0 to 65535.

MaxRTPPort Denes the range of the port for voice transmission.

MinRTPPort Denes the range of the port for voice transmission.

The default is 0�

Trusted Address

It denes the Trusted Address of SNMP.

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Phone

Preference

Field Description

Language The IP phones can support different non-European

languages. You can have the Web UI display in a specic language as required. When you set the language to use,

all of the displayed page will display in that language� This

IP phones support the following languages on the Web UI:

Chinese-S, English, Turkish and Russian�

Time Zone Sets the Time Zone you expect to use the phone in� Time

Zone from -11 to +12� The default is +8�

Primary NTP Server Specied server which is used to synchronize the clocks of

the phone�

Secondary NTP Server The backup NTP Server. The IP phone will synchronize

with this server when the Primary NTP Server is unavailable.

Update Interval Sets the time frequency in seconds that the unit refreshes

the time automatically�

Daylight Saving Time The parameter used to active the daylight saving time.

StartTime When to start the daylight saving time.

EndTime When to end the daylight saving time.

Time Format Changes the time to 12 hour or 24 hour format�

Manual Time Enable or disable to set time manually.

Inter Digit Time Denes the length of time to call out automatically without

pressing the SEND key�

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Feature

Field Description

Forward Cancel Forward To disable the call forward function.

Always Forward to Forward all calls to the set number.

Busy Forward to When the extension is busy, it will forward

new incoming calls to the set number.

No Answer Forward toWhen the extension is not answered, it will

forward the new incoming call to the set

number after dened seconds.

Busy/No Answer Forward

Auto Answer Enable/disable the auto answer function. If

When the extension is busy or not answered,

it will forward the new incoming call to the set

number after dened seconds.

you set it as Enabled, all incoming calls will be answered automatically.

DSS Key

Conguration for the memory keys A/B/C.

Field Description

Name Enter the name as speed dial for the special memory key�

Ofce Number Enter the number as speed dial for the special memory key.

Voice

Field Description

Echo Cancellation

Echo canceller

VAD The purpose of voice activity detection (VAD) is to

Enabled/disable the function of removing the unwanted echo signals. This to get a higher quality of voice.

conserve network bandwidth by detecting periods of relative “silence” in the transmit data path and replacing that silence efciently with special packets

that indicate silence�

Enable/disable this function.

CNG Choose Enabled to open the Comfort Noise Generation

function�

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Field Description

JITTER BUFFER

Type It is a shared data area where voice packets can be

collected, stored, and sent to the voice processor.

Select the type of JITTER BUFFER, Adaptive or Fixed.

Min Delay Denes the value of Min Delay.

The default is 0�

Max Delay Denes the value of Max Delay.

The default is 300�

Normal Delay

Denes the value of Normal Delay. The default is 120�

Ring

Field Description

Internal Ringer Text When receiving a call, Distinctive Ring tone is an advanced

feature that enables the phone to play a specic ring tone that is dened in the SIP Invite message. The ring tone can be an internal ring tone stored in the phone ash or an external ring tone which you can download via a URL that is dened in the SIP Invite message. Since the SIP message is controlled by the server, the feature needs the server support.

By this eld, users can specify a name for the group to play the distinctive ring tone. For example, Family, Colleagues,

Friends and so on�

Internal Ringer File Select a preferred internal ring tone for the group�

Tones

Conguration of the call progress tones.

Field Description

Select country

Dial Dial tone, which played when you pick up the handset to make a

Choose the country you are in� In custom mode, you can write the

tones manually in this format: element = freq[+freq2]/duration[, freq[+freq2]/duration]. Set freq=0 for silence.

call. Enter the frequency and time period (in ms) as the following format: Frequency /Time Period (for example 425/8000).

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Field Description

Ring Back Ring back tone, which played when you are calling someone, but

the call is not yet answered. Enter the frequency and time period (in ms) as the following format: Frequency /Time Period (for example

425/1000,0/4000 )�

Busy Busy tone, which played when the called party is busy or the

account cannot dial out. Enter the frequency and time period (in ms) as the following format: Frequency /Time Period (for example

400/500,0/500)�

Congestion Congestion tone, which played when the network can not be

connected�

Call Waiting Call waiting tone, which played when someone calls while you are on

a call�

Dial Recall Recall tone, which played when the current call is to be recalled.

Record Record tone, which played when the current call is start to be

recorded�

Info Info tone, which played while receiving a specic message, for

example, the dialled number is not the in service area...

Stutter Stutter tone, which played when voicemail has been received.

Message Message tone, which played while receiving an incoming text

message�

Auto Answer Auto answer tone, which played while auto answering an incoming

call�

Dial Plan

Customisation of number plan

Field Description

Replace Rule

Prex The Prex of a number (or the whole number) you want to

replace. This eld can only be numbers.

Replace The number to replace the set prex. This can be

numbers or letters.

For example, If Prex is set to 123, Replace set to 25, if you dial number 123, the actual number dialled out will be 25. If you dial 1231, the actual number dialled out will be 251.

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Field Description

Dial-now Dial-now

Rule

Area Code Code To set the country/area code, then when you dial a

Min Length

Max Length

Block Out Block Out

Number

Dial-now enables you to dene the specic length of any number/letter in advance(for example xxx), next time

when users dial out the 123 whose length matches the Dial-now rule, the phone will dial out 123 in one second

without pressing Send button.

number, it will add the code to the head of the number,

and then dial out automatically�

To the min length of a valid area code.

To the max length of a valid area code.

The specic phone numbers can be forbidden to be called

out from your IP phone�

Contact

Field Description

Name Set the name for a contact�

Number Set the phone number of a contact.

Browse Browse the specic contact list le in XML format, and

then click Import button. The imported contact lists will be

shown in the Directory�

The format of the le when importing the contacts (phonebook) must be as follows:

<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8”?>

<group>

</group>

</contactData>

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Upgrade

Basic

Field Description

Reset to Factory Setting

Reboot System Now Use this button to reboot your IP phone.

Select and Upgrade Firmware

Use this button to reset your IP phone to the factory setting at once. Note: All congurations will be lost.

Click the Browse button to select the rmware le in your local computer, then Click Upgrade button to update the new rmware. Note: Please do not power off during the updating.

Advanced

Field Description

Custom Option To specify a wanted DHCP option number which is supposed to

contain the auto provisioning server address. Please see Auto-

provision for details�

Custom Option Type

URL URL of the auto provisioning server.

Account Account which may be used when the access to the URL requires

Password Password which may be used when access to the URL requires

Specied AES

Key

There are two custom types available: IP Address or String.

authentication�

Must match the encryption key with the key that the common CFG provisioning-le has been encrypted with.

Per-phone AES Key

Check New

Cong

Click here to

Autoprovision

Now

Export / Import

Cong

Must match the encryption key with the key that the Phone-

specic CFG provisioning-le has been encrypted with.

The period that your phone checks the new rmware from the server: Power on, Repeatedly, Weekly, Power on + Repeatedly, Power on + Weekly and Disabled.

Click this button to auto provision immediately.

To export the conguration les to backup the settings, and then

you can also import all the settings after a reset�

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Export System Log

There have two methods to restore the system log, to local or to the server. If you choose the Server option, you should set the server address rst. Then click the Export button to export the

system log�

Security

Field Description

User Type Select your type� If you log in as user, you can only change

your own password� If you login as an administrator, you can

modify both the user’s and admin’s passwords.

Old Password Enter the old Password�

New Password Enter the new password you want to change for logging in�

Conrm Password Re-enter the new password again�

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Auto-provision

The following will show you how to auto-provision the phone. The process of a successful auto-provision is:

Obtain a server address which store the conguration les.

1.

Download the conguration les from the server.

2.

Resolve and apply the congurations written in the conguration le.

3.

Do other updates, for example the rmware updating.

4.

Obtain the server address

When the phone boots up, it will go by the following process to try to obtain the provision server address:

DHCP custom option âDHCP option 66 â DHCP option 43 â Phone Flash

The following are the details of each process:

Detect DHCP custom option.

1.

Custom option must rst be set to the phone by web management:

Note:

A valid Custom Option is from 128 to 254� The Custom Option Type must be in accordance with the one dened in the DHCP server. If the phone fails to get any information from custom option, it will try to detect DHCP Option 66.

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Detect DHCP Option 66. The phone will check this option by default. If the

2.

phone fails to get any information from DHCP Option 66, it will try to detect DHCP Option 43.

Detect DHCP Option 43. The phone will check this option by default. If the

3.

phone fails to get any information from DHCP Option 43 and Check New Cong is not Disabled, it will go to detect the phone ash (pre-congured provisioning server).

Detect the phone ash.

4.

The value is what you can read from the web management of the phone:

Note:

This process depends on the setting of Check New Cong and if it is set to be Disabled, the phone won’t detect the FLASH.

The supported protocols of a URL are: HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/TFTP. Account and Password will be used to access to the URL if required. FTP server always has

this requirement. If the phone fails to get any information from phone ash, the

current round of obtaining server address will stop here.

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Download conguration les

There are 2 conguration les both of which are CFG formatted that the phone will try to download from the server. The les are called Common CFG le and Phonespecic CFG le. The Common CFG le will be activated for all the phones of the same model. However, a Phone-specic CFG le will only be activated for one specic phone which has a matching MAC address. A common CFG le has a xed name for each model while a Phone-specic CFG le is named after a MAC address of a specic phone (001d29002794.cfg).

The name of the Common CFG le for 337ip is:

y000000000006�cfg

There are 11 zeros between the letter y and the last number.

To have this name division on conguration les will help when doing same auto provision to mass phones. For example, assumed that you have 1000 pieces of 337ip and you want to update rmware for all phones, you only need to prepare one y000000000006.cfg in which it denes the rmware update request, and then put it onto the provisioning server.

Note:

In case that the phone is on a live call, it will keep on asking for the CFG les

with an interval of 30 seconds for up to 2 hours.

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Resolve and then apply the congurations

If the downloaded conguration les have been AES encrypted, the AES keys will be needed. The Specied AES Key is for decrypting the Common CFG and the Per- phone AES Key is for the Phone-specic CFG le.

The keys must be 16 bytes (characters) and the supported characters are: 0 ~ 9, A ~ Z, a ~ z and the following special characters: # $ % * + , - . : = ? @ [ ] ^ _ { } ~

In a CFG le, there are text dening the conguration. Here’s a description to the text. The following example is regarding the AES_KEY section.

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The following texts are system-dened that should not be changed manually, otherwise it could cause a failure to auto provision:

The section header [AES_KEY]

1.

The directory of the section path = /config/Setting/autop.cfg

2.

The parameters aes_key_16 and aes_key_16_mac

3.

You can only specify a valid value after the equal sign “=”. This is a section for

specifying the AES keys� aes_key_16 is used for the Common CFG-le and aes_ key_16_mac is used for the Phone-specic CFG le

[ AES_KEY ]

path = /cong/Setting/autop.cfg

aes_key_16 = 1234567890123456

aes_key_16_mac = 1234567890123456

The lines starting with # are comments, which will not affect the conguration, just used for help notes. For the detailed instruction of the parameters written in the CFG les, please refer to the Appendix A�

Note:

If the phone nds that the downloaded CFG les are identical with the last applied les, the auto provision will stop here. The phone knows it by comparing the MD5 value of the downloaded CFG les and the latest applied CFG les.

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Encrypting conguration les

To enhance security and protect account details if you are provisioning phones from a public server, you may AES encrypt your conguration les.

It’s very important that you encrypt the les with the same 16 byte key as you have in the phone, as described in previous section.

Filenames should still be the same regardless if encrypted or not.

Common CFG le for 337ip is y000000000006.cfg and the Phone-specic CFG le is named after a MAC address of a specic phone (001d29002794.cfg).

A simple command line AES-encryption S/W can be downloaded at:

http://www.doro.com/downloads/337ip/AES_Encryption_Tool.zip

For Windows, simply open a DOS (Command Window) and run as follows:

C:\>EncryptUtilityWindows.exe KeyFile E (or D) DstFile SrcFile

Keyle = should be a 16 character key

E = for Encrypt

D = for Decrypt

Example:

To encrypt

C:\>EncryptUtilityWindows.exe 1234567890123456 E f:\y000000000006.cfg.en f:\ y000000000006.cfg

To decrypt

C:\>EncryptUtilityWindows.exe 1234567890123456 D f:\y000000000006.cfg.de f:\ y000000000006.cfg.en

Note!

Please remeber to remove the “.en”-sufx from the le before placing it on the provisioning server. This is just to identify that it’s a n encrypted le.

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Other updates

It depends on the texts written in the CFG les to decide whether to make other

updates� A couple of samples follows:

1. Contacts update in the CFG les:

###############################################

[ ContactList ]

path = /tmp/download�cfg

server_address =

###############################################

An example of server_address: http://192.168.0.132/provision/contactData1.xml

Note that the name has to be contactData1.xml�

The format of the XML le is different from the le which you use in “remote phone book”. It’s the same as the “Local phone book”. You can export an existed local phone book to see what the format is exactly.

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2. This section is describing request for rmware update in the CFG les:

###############################################

[ rmware ]

path = /tmp/download�cfg

server_type =

server_ip =

server_port =

login_name =

login_pswd =

http_url =

rmware_name =

###############################################

An example:

[ rmware ]

path = /tmp/download�cfg

server_type = ftp

server_ip = 192.168.0.231

server_port = 21

login_name = upg

login_pswd = 1234

http_url = http://192.168.0.231/337ip/

rmware_name = 10.0.0.75.rom

The above section will make the phone access to ftp server 192.168.0.231, using port 21, user name “upg” and password “1234” to download the 10.0.0.75.rom. And if the server_type = http, it will go to http://192.168.0.231/337ip/ to download

the 10�0�0�75�rom�

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Description of conguration parameters in CFG le

Provisioning

Section Header and Path

[ autop_mode ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

[ cutom_option ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

mode 0,1,4,5,6,7

schedule_min 1 to 43200 It is available when mode is 4 or

schedule_dayofweek 0,1,2,3,4,

5,6 or a

combination

of these

numbers

schedule_time time as

19:45

schedule_time_end time as

19:45

cutom_option_code0 integer from

129 to 254

cutom_option_type0 0 or 1

It denes the value of Check

New Cong�

0:Disabled

1:Power on 4:Repeatedly

5:Weekly

6:Power on + Repeatedly

7:Power on + Weekly

The default is 0�

6. It stands for the interval time (by minutes) of checking new cong.

It is available when mode is 5 or 7.It denes the day of week

when there’s a need to check

new cong. If it is set to be 0123456, it means every day.

0:Sunday 1:Monday 2:Tuesday

3:Wednesday

4:Thursday 5:Friday 6:Saturday

It is available when mode is 5 or

7�It means the phone will check

new cong at a time between schedule_time and schedule_ time_end on a specied day every week.

It denes the Custom Option� No default value.

It denes the Custom Option

Type.

0 stands for IP Address� 1 stands for string� The default is 1�

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Section Header and Path

[ AES_KEY ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

[ autoprovision ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Values

aes_key_16 16-byte

string

aes_key_16_mac 16-byte

string

server_address HTTP/

HTTPS/

FTP/TFTP Address

user string

password string

Descriptions

It denes the AES Key which is used for decrypting the common

CFG le. Besides 0 ~ 9, A ~ Z, a ~ z, the valid characters

include the following special

ones: #$%*+,-.:=?@[]^_{}~ It denes the AES Key which

is used for decrypting the

phone-specic CFG le. The valid characters are the same as

aes_key_16.

It denes the URL which is supposed to be the auto provisioning server.

It denes the Account which may be used when the access to the URL requires authentication.

It denes the Password which may be used when access to the URL requires authentication.

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Account settings

Section Header and Path

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

continue��

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

continue��

Parameters Permitted

Enable 0 or 1

Label string

DisplayName string

AuthName string

UserName string

password string

SIPServerHost Domain

SIPServerPort integer

UseOutboundProxy 0 or 1

OutboundHost Domain

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Values

name or IP Address

Descriptions

It denes the Line Active value of account1.

0 stands for off 1 stands for on The default is 0�

It denes the Label of account1�

No default value.

It denes the Display Name

of account1�

No default value. It denes the Register Name

of account1�

No default value. It denes the User Name of

account1�

No default value. It denes the Password of

registration for account1�

No default value. It denes the SIP Server of

account1�

No default value. It denes the Port of the SIP

Server of account1.

The default is 5060�

It denes the value of Enable Outbound Proxy Server

of account1� 0 stands for

Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the Outbound Proxy Server of account1�

No default value.

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Section Header and Path

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

continue��

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

OutboundPort integer

Transport 0,1 or 2 It denes the value of

BakOutboundHost Domain

name or IP Address

BakOutboundPort integer

proxy-require string

AnonymousCall 0 or 1 It denes the value of

RejectAnonymousCall 0 or 1 It denes the value of

Expire integer

SIPListenPort integer

It denes the Port of the Outbound Proxy Server of

account1� The default is 5060�

Transport of account1� 0 stands for UDP� 1 stands for TCP� 2 stands for TLS� The default is 0�

It denes the Backup

Outbound Proxy Server of account1�

No default value. It denes the Port of Backup

Outbound Proxy Server of

account1� The default is 5060�

It denes the value of Proxy Require of account1�

No default value.

Anonymous Call of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

Anonymous Call Rejection of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the value of Login

Expire of account1� The default is 3600�

It denes the value of Local

SIP Port of account1� The default is 5060�

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Section Header and Path

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

continue��

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

Enable 100Rel 0 or 1

precondition 0 or 1

SubsribeRegister 0 or 1 It denes the value of

SubsribeMWI 0 or 1 It denes the value of

CIDSource 0 or 1

EnableSessionTimer 0 or 1

SessionExpires integer from

1 to 999

It denes the value of 100

reliable retransmission of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the value of Enable

Precondition of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

Subscribe Register of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

Subscribe for MWI of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the value of Caller

ID Header of account1� 0 stands for FROM� 1 stands for PAI� The default is 0�

It denes the value of Use Session Timer of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the value of

Session Timer of account1�

No default value.

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Section Header and Path

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

continue��

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

SessionRefresher 0 or 1 It denes the value of

Refresher of account1� 0 stands for Uac� 1 stands for Uas� The default is 0�

EnableUserEqualPhone 0 or 1

srtp_encryption 0 or 1 It denes the value of

ptime 0, 10, 20,

30, 40, 50 or 60

ShareLine 0 or 1 It denes the value of

dialoginfo_callpickup 0 or 1 It denes the value of

It denes the value of Use

user=phone of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

Voice Encryption (SRTP) of account1� 0 stands for off� 1 stands for on� The default is 0�

It denes the value of ptime of account1�

0 stands for Disabled.

10 stands for 10ms� 20 stands for 20ms� And so on� The default is 0�

Shared Line of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

Dialog-Info Call Pickup of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

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Section Header and Path

[ DTMF ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ NAT ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

DTMFInbandTransfer 0,1 or 2

InfoType 0,1,2 or 3

DTMFPayload integer from

96 to 255

NATTraversal 0 or 1

STUNServer Domain

name or IP Address

STUNPort integer

EnableUDPUpdate 0 or 1

UDPUpdateTime integer It denes the value of

rport 0 or 1

It denes the value of DTMF Type of account1�

0 stands for INBAND� 1 stands for RFC2833� 2 stands for SIP INFO� The default is 1�

It denes the value of How

to INFO DTMF of account1�

0 stands for Disabled.

1 stands for DTMF-Relay� 2 stands for DTMF� 3 stands for Telephone-

Event. The default is Disabled.

It denes the value of DTMF

Payload of account1� The default is 101�

It denes the value of NAT

Traversal of account1�

0 stands for Disabled.

1 stands for STUN� The default is 0�

It denes the value of STUN Server of account1�

No default value. It denes the Port of STUN

Server of account1.

The default is 10000�

It denes the value of UDP

Keep-alive Message of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1�

UDP Keep-alive Interval of account1� The default is 30 (seconds)�

It denes the value of Rport of account1�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

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Section Header and Path

[ ADVANCED ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ blf ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ audio0 ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

default_t1 Float It denes the value of

SIP Session Timer T1 of account1� The default is 0�5�

default_t2 Float It denes the value of

SIP Session Timer T2 of account1� The default is 4�

default_t4 Float It denes the value of

SIP Session Timer T4 of account1� The default is 5�

SubscribePeriod integer It denes the value of

Subscribe Period of account1� The default is 1800 (seconds)�

BLFList_URI string It denes the value of

BLFList URI of account1�

No default value and not

used on 337ip�

enable 0 or 1 It denes the activity of a

specic codec. 0 means to disable the

codec�

1 means to enable the

codec�

PayloadType One of the

following: PCMU PCMA

G723_53 G723_63 G729 G722 G726-16 G726-24 G726-32 G726-40

priority integer from

0 to 10

rtpmap integer It denes the payload of the

It stands for a specic Codec

type�

It stands for the priority of a

specic enabled codec.

codec�

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Section Header and Path

[ audio1 ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ audio2 ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ audio3 ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

......[ audio9 ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount0�cfg

[ account ]

path =

/cong/voip/

sipAccount1�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

The parameters and the Permitted values are the same as[ audio0 ]. For each account there are totally 10 usable codecs and each one has a section in conguration les and so there are sections from [ audio0 ] to [ audio9 ] for each account.

For different models, there’re different numbers of Account. For each

Account, there are completely same parameters and they share same

permitted values and default values. The difference is just on the

path� For example, the path of

Account1 is path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg.While for Account2 is path = /cong/voip/sipAccount1.cfg,and other sections

alike�

337ip only has one account, so use only Account1 is path = /cong/ voip/sipAccount0.cfg

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Network Settings

Section Header and Path

[ WAN ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

[ DNS ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

[ PPPoE ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

Parameters Permitted

WANType 0,1 or 2

WANStaticIP IP Address

WANSubnetMask Network

WANDefaultGateway IP Address

PrimaryDNS IP Address

SecondaryDNS IP Address

PPPoEUser string

PPPoEPWD string

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Descriptions

Values

It denes the type of Internet

Port (WAN)�

0 stands for DHCP.

1 stands for PPPoE� 2 stands for Static IP Address� The default is 0�

It denes the IP Address when using static WAN settings. No default value.

Mask

It denes the Subnet Mask when using static WAN settings. No default value.

It denes the Default Gateway when using static WAN settings. No default value.

It denes the Primary DNS when using static WAN settings. No default value.

It denes the Secondary DNS when using static WAN settings. No default value.

It denes the User name when using PPPoE WAN settings. No default value.

It denes the Password when using PPPoE WAN settings. No default value.

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Section Header and Path

[ LAN ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

[ VLAN ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

[ QOS ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

LANTYPE 0 or 1

RouterIP IP Address

LANSubnetMask Network

Mask

EnableDHCP 0 or 1 It means whether to enable

DHCPStartIP IP Address It denes the IP Address range DHCPEndIP IP Address

ISVLAN 0 or 1

VID integer from

0 to 4094

USRPRIORITY integer from

0 to 7

PC_PORT_VLAN_

ENABLE

PC_PORT_VID integer from

PC_PORT_PRIORITY integer from

RTPTOS integer from

SIGNALTOS integer from

0 or 1

0 to 4094

0 to 7

0 to 63

It denes the type of PC Port

(LAN)� 0 stands for Rooter� 1 stands for Bridge� The default is 1�

It denes the IP Address when the LAN is set as Rooter� The default is 10�0�0�1

It denes the Subnet Mask when the LAN is set as Rooter� The default is 255�255�255�0�

DHCP server when the LAN is set

as Rooter�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1�

the DHCP rooter will allocate.

The default is from 10�0�0�10 to 10�0�0�100�

It denes the VLAN Active option of LAN Port�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0� It denes the VID of LAN Port�

The default is 0�

It denes the VLAN

USRPRIORITY of LAN Port� The default is 0�

It denes the VLAN Active option of PC Port�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0� It denes the VID of PC Port�

The default is 0�

It denes the VLAN

USRPRIORITY of PC Port� The default is 0�

It denes the value of Voice QoS� The default is 40

It denes the value of SIP QoS� The default is 40

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Section Header and Path

[ RTPPORT ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

[ SYSLOG ] path = /cong/

Network/ Network�cfg

Time Settings

Section Header and Path

[ Time ]

path =

/cong/

Setting/ Setting�cfg

Parameters Permitted

TimeZone Time Zone

TimeServer1 Domain

TimeServer2 Domain

Interval integer

SummerTime 0 or 1

StartTime MM/DD/HH

EndTime MM/DD/HH

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

MaxRTPPort integer from

0 to 65535

MinRTPPort integer from

0 to 65535

SyslogdIP IP Address It denes the server where the

It denes the MaxRTPPort of Local RTP Port�

The default is 11800�

It denes the MinRTPPort of Local RTP Port�

The default is 11780�

syslog is supposed to be exported

onto�

Descriptions

Values

from -11 to +12

name or IP Address

It denes the Time Zone you expect to use on the phone� The default is +8�

It denes the Primary NTP Server� The default is cn�pool�ntp�org�

It denes the Secondary NTP Server� The default is cn�pool�ntp�org�

It denes the Update Interval when using NTP Server.

The default is 1000(seconds)�

It denes the activity of Daylight Saving

Time�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the StartTime of Daylight Saving

Time� The default is 1/1/0

It denes the EndTime of Daylight Saving

Time� The default is 12/31/23

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Phone Settings

Section Header and Path

[ Lang ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ PhoneSetting ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo0 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

Parameters Permitted

WebLanguage Language

ActiveWebLanguage String Sets the phone GUI language.

Contrast 1,2 or 3

FlashHookTimer integer from

InterDigitTime integer

ProductName string

Text string

Ringer integer It denes the ringer for the rst

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Values

Name

0 to 800

Descriptions

It denes the Language used on the Webpage. The default is “English”. The

other Languages are: Turkish,

Czech, Russian, Chinese_S depending on the rmware

support�

Allowed strings are: English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish,

French, German, Italian,

Norwegian, Swedish, spanish� It denes the LCD Contrast�

The parameter depends on model types� SIP-T20 doesn’t support it� The default is 2�

It denes the Flash Hook Time� The default is 1 (ms)

It denes the Inter Digit Time� The default is 4 (seconds)�

It denes the Product Name which you can see via LCD

interface�

The default value for Yealink

models are SIP-T28, SIP-T26,

SIP-T22, SIP-T20 respectively. It denes the rst Internal

Ringer Text�

No default value.

Internal Ringer Text� The ringer

is dened by its order number.

The default is 1�

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Section Header and Path

[ AlertInfo1 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo2 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo3 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo4 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo5 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo6 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo7 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo8 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

[ AlertInfo9 ] path = /cong/

Setting/Setting� cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

They have same path and parameters as [ AlertInfo0 ] and share the same Permitted Values and default values.

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Section Header and Path

[ Forward ] path = /cong/

Features/ Forward�cfg

[ Features ] path = /cong/

Features/Phone� cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

Type 0,1,2 or 3

AlwaysForward Phone

number

BusyForward Phone

number

NoAnswerForward Phone

number

AfterRingTimes 5,10 or 15 It denes the time after which

BusyNoAnswerForward Phone

number

BusyNoAfterRingTimes 5,10 or 15 It denes the time after which

Call_Waiting 0 or 1

Hotlinenumber Phone

number

BusyToneDelay 0,3 or 5

It denes the type of Forward� 0 stands for Cancel Forward� 1 stands for Always Forward� 2 stands for Busy Forward� 3 stands for No Answer Forward� 4 stands for Busy/No Answer Forward� The default is 0�

It denes the number that the

phone will Always Forward to�

No default value. It denes the number that the

phone will Busy Forward to�

No default value. It denes the number that the

phone will No Answer Forward to�

No default value.

the call will be forwarded when

using No Answer Forward� The default is 10(seconds)�

It denes the number that the

phone will Busy/No Answer Forward to�

No default value.

the call will be forwarded when

using Busy/No Answer Forward� The default is 10(seconds)�

It denes the activity of Call

Waiting�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1�

It denes the Hotline number� No default value.

It denes BusyToneDelay, the

Delay of Busy Tone which is played when the other party hangs up� The default is 0(seconds)�

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Section Header and Path

[ PoundSend ] path = /cong/

Features/Phone� cfg

[ AutoAnswer ] path = /cong/

Features/Phone� cfg

[ Emergency ] path = /cong/

Features/Phone� cfg

[ Prole ] path = /cong/ vpm.cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

Enable 0,1 or 2

Enable 0 or 1 It denes the activity status of

Num Phone

numbers

separated

by commas

VAD 0 or 1 It denes the activity status of

CNG 0 or 1 It denes the activity status of

ECHO 0 or 1 It denes the activity status of

SIDE_TONE -3 or -

32768

It denes the Key As Send� 0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for # key. 2 stands for * key.

The default is 1�

Auto Answer�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

It denes the Emergency numbers separated by commas. For example, it can be specied

as:911,999,110,120

No default value.

VAD�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 0�

CNG�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1�

Echo canceller�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1�

It is an invisible setting which can only be congured via auto provision.

-32768 stands for Disable Side

tone�

-3 stands for Enable Side tone.

The default is -3�

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Section Header and Path

[ Jitter ] path = /cong/ vpm.cfg

[ Message ] path = /cong/

Features/ Message�cfg

[ Country ] path = /cong/ voip/tone.ini

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

Adaptive 0 or 1 It denes the Type of Jitter

Buffer� 0 stands for Fixed�

1 stands for Adaptive.

The default is 1�

Min integer

Max integer

Nominal integer

VoiceNumber0 string

Country string It denes the country name that

It denes the value of Min Delay�

The default is 0�

It denes the value of Max Delay�

The default is 300�

It denes the value of Normal Delay�

The default is 120�

It denes Voice Mail number of

account1�

No default value.

relates to its own tone rules�

The valid values can be seen from the webpage, like : Australia, Austria, Brazil, Belgium, China, Czech,

Denmark, Finland, France,

Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, India, Italy,

Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal,

Spain, Switzerland, Sweden,

Russia and United States�

It can be specied as Custom

in which case the tone rules

can be customized.

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Section Header and Path

[ Tone Param ] path = /cong/ voip/tone.ini

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

dial string

ring string

busy string

congestion string It denes the tone of

callwaiting string

dialrecall string

record string

info string

stutter string

message string

autoanswer string

It denes the tone of Dial which will be active when the Country is chosen to be “Custom”.

The format of the string is like 100/200/300 which means it

will be a tone of 100Hz with 200ms duration, followed by a

300ms pause and then repeat� 0 stands for silence�

No default value. It denes the tone of Ring

Back� The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Busy�

The format is the same as dial�

No default value.

Congestion� The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Call

Waiting� The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Dial

Recall� The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Record�

The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Info�

The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Stutter�

The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Message�

The format is the same as dial�

No default value. It denes the tone of Auto

Answer� The format is the same as dial�

No default value.

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Section Header and Path

[ Default ] path = /cong/ voip/tone.ini

Parameters Permitted

Values

dial 0 or 1

ring 0 or 1

busy 0 or 1

Descriptions

Enable/Disable the tone of Dial when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

The default is 1 and for all following�

Enable/Disable the tone of Ring Back when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Enable/Disable the tone of Busy

when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

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Section Header and Path

[ Default ] path = /cong/ voip/tone.ini

[ AreaCode ] path = /cong/

DialRule/ areacode�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Descriptions

Values

congestion 0 or 1 Enable/Disable the tone of

Congestion when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

callwaiting 0 or 1

dialrecall 0 or 1

record 0 or 1 Enable/Disable the tone of

info 0 or 1

stutter 0 or 1 Enable/Disable the tone of

message 0 or 1 Enable/Disable the tone of

autoanswer 0 or 1

Code integer

minlen integer

maxlen integer

Enable/Disable the tone of Call

Waiting when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Enable/Disable the tone of Dial

Recall when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Record when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Enable/Disable the tone of Info

when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Stutter when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Message when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

Enable/Disable the tone of Auto

Answer when in Custom mode�

0 stands for Disabled. 1 stands for Enabled.

It denes the Code of Area

Code�

No default value. It denes the Min Length of

Area Code�

No default value. It denes the Max Length of

Area Code�

No default value.

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Section Header and Path

[ BlockOut ] path = /cong/

DialRule/ BlockOut�cfg

Parameters Permitted

Values

1 number or

string

2 number or

string

3 number or

string

4 number or

string

5 number or

string

6 number or

string

7 number or

string

8 number or

string

9 number or

string

10 number or

string

Descriptions

It denes a number which will be blocked when dialing it. Besides a specic number,

it support some special characters:

“.” stands for an arbitrary number or string with arbitrary

length�

“x” stands for one arbitrary number or string.

They share the same Permitted Value and rules as 1�

Security Settings

Section Header and Path

[ AdminPassword ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

[ UserPassword ] path = /cong/

Setting/autop�cfg

Parameters Permitted

password string It denes the new password for

Values

Descriptions

admin�

user�

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Sample les

Following is examples of two conguration les.

One for the common CFG le that has a xed name for each model and one Phone-specic CFG le is named after a MAC address of a specic phone (001d29002794.cfg).

Common le

y000000000006�cfg

[ autop_mode ]

path = /cong/Setting/autop.cfg

mode = schedule_min = schedule_time = schedule_time_end = schedule_dayofweek =

[ cutom_option ]

path = /cong/Setting/autop.cfg

cutom_option_code0 = cutom_option_type0 = 1

[ Time ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

TimeZone = +1 TimeServer1 = europe.pool.ntp.org TimeServer2 = pool.ntp.org Interval = 3600 #Set daylight saving time.SummerTime 0 means disable,1 means enable SummerTime = 1 StartTime = 3/31/02 EndTime = 10/31/02 TimeFormat = 1

[ autoprovision ]

path = /cong/Setting/autop.cfg

server_address = user = password =

[ AES_KEY ]

path = /cong/Setting/autop.cfg

aes_key_16 = aes_key_16_mac =

[ rmware ]

path = /tmp/download.cfg server_type = http server_ip = server_port = login_name = login_pswd = http_url = http://192.168.1.1/337ip/upgrade/

rmware_name = 10.0.0.76.rom

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Phone Specic le

001d29002794�cfg

[ account ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

Enable = 1 Label = 1234 DisplayName = 1234 AuthName = 1234 UserName = 1234 password = 1234 SIPServerHost = sip.ippbx.com SIPServerPort = 5060 UseOutboundProxy = 0 OutboundHost = OutboundPort = 5060 Transport = 0 BakOutboundHost = BakOutboundPort = 5060 proxy-require = AnonymousCall = 0 RejectAnonymousCall = 0 Expire = 3600 SIPListenPort = 5060 Enable 100Rel = 0 precondition = 0 SubsribeRegister = 0 SubsribeMWI = 0 CIDSource = 0 EnableSessionTimer = 0 SessionExpires = SessionRefresher = 0 EnableUserEqualPhone = 0 srtp_encryption = 0 ptime = 0 ShareLine = dialoginfo_callpickup =

[ DTMF ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

DTMFInbandTransfer = 2 InfoType = 3 DTMFPayload = 101

[ NAT ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

NATTraversal = 1 STUNServer = stun01.sipphone.com STUNPort = 3478 EnableUDPUpdate = 1 UDPUpdateTime = 30 rport = 1

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[ ADVANCED ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

default_t1 = 0.5 default_t2 = 4 default_t4 = 5

[blf]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

SubscribePeriod = 1800 BLFList_URI =

[ audio0 ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

enable = 1 PayloadType = PCMA priority = 0 rtpmap =

[ audio1 ]

path = /cong/voip/sipAccount0.cfg

enable = 1 PayloadType = G729 priority = 1 rtpmap =

[ WAN ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

#WANType:0:DHCP,1:PPPoE,2:StaticIP WANType = 0 WANStaticIP = WANSubnetMask = WANDefaultGateway =

[ DNS ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

PrimaryDNS = SecondaryDNS =

[ PPPoE ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

PPPoEUser = PPPoEPWD =

[ LAN ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

#LANTYPE:0:Router, 1:Bridge LANTYPE = 1 RouterIP = 10.0.0.1 LANSubnetMask = 255.255.255.0 EnableDHCP = 1 DHCPStartIP = 10.0.0.10 DHCPEndIP = 10.0.0.100

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[ VLAN ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

#ISVLAN,VID and USRPRIORITY are used for VLAN on LAN port #PC_PORT_VLAN_ENABLE,PC_PORT_VID and PC_PORT_PRIORITY are used for PC port ISVLAN = 0 VID = 0 USRPRIORITY = 0 PC_PORT_VLAN_ENABLE = 0 PC_PORT_VID = 0 PC_PORT_PRIORITY = 0

[ QOS ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

SIGNALTOS = 40 RTPTOS = 40

[ RTPPORT ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

MaxRTPPort = 11800 MinRTPPort = 11780

[ SYSLOG ]

path = /cong/Network/Network.cfg

#specify the server for syslog storage SyslogdIP =

[ Lang ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

#WebLanguage is the setting of language on web management WebLanguage =

[ PhoneSetting ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

InterDigitTime = 4 FlashHookTimer = 1 ProductName =

[ AlertInfo0 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

Text = Ringer =

[ AlertInfo1 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

Text = Ringer =

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[ Forward ]

path = /cong/Features/Forward.cfg

Type = 0 AlwaysForward = BusyForward = NoAnswerForward = AfterRingTimes = 10 Active = 0 BusyNoAnswerForward = BusyNoAfterRingTimes = 10

[ Features ]

path = /cong/Features/Phone.cfg

Call_Waiting = 1 Hotlinenumber = BusyToneDelay =

[ PoundSend ]

path = /cong/Features/Phone.cfg

#Set # key or * key as send. #:1 and *:2 Enable = 1

[ AutoAnswer ]

path = /cong/Features/Phone.cfg

Enable = 0

[ Emergency ]

path = /cong/Features/Phone.cfg

Num =

[ Prole ] path = /cong/vpm.cfg

VAD = 0 CNG = 1 ECHO = 1 SIDE_TONE = -3

[ Jitter ]

path = /cong/vpm.cfg

Adaptive = 1 Min = 0 Max = 300 Nominal = 120

[ Message ]

path = /cong/Features/Message.cfg

#Set voicemail number for each account VoiceNumber0 = VoiceNumber1 = VoiceNumber2 = VoiceNumber3 = VoiceNumber4 = VoiceNumber5 =

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[ Country ]

path = /cong/voip/tone.ini

#The tones are dened by countries.If Country = Custom,the customized values

will be used. Country = France

[ Tone Param ]

path = /cong/voip/tone.ini

dial = ring = busy = congestion = callwaiting = dialrecall = record = info = stutter = message = autoanswer =

[ Default ]

path = /cong/voip/tone.ini

dial = 1 ring = 1 busy = 1 congestion = 1 callwaiting = 1 dialrecall = 1 record = 1 info = 1 stutter = 1 message = 1 autoanswer = 1

[ AreaCode ]

path = /cong/DialRule/areacode.cfg

code = minlen = maxlen =

[ BlockOut ]

path = /cong/DialRule/BlockOut.cfg

#Set Block Out number. 1 = 2 = 3 = 4 = 5 = 6 = 7 = 8 = 9 = 10 =

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[ RemotePhoneBook0 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

URL = Name =

[ RemotePhoneBook1 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

URL = Name =

[ RemotePhoneBook2 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

URL = Name =

[ RemotePhoneBook3 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

URL = Name =

[ RemotePhoneBook4 ]

path = /cong/Setting/Setting.cfg

URL = Name =

[ Webserver Type ]

path = /cong/Advanced/Advanced.cfg

WebType =

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Warranty and other information

Declaration of conformity

Doro hereby declares that the product Doro PhoneEasy 337ip conform to the essential requirements and other regulations contained in the directives 1999/5/EC (R&TTE), 2002/95/EC (ROHS). A copy of the manufacturer’s declaration is available

at www�doro�com/dofc

Guarantee

If you experience any problems please contact the place of purchase. Proof of purchase is required for any service or support needed during the guarantee period. This guarantee will not apply to a fault caused by an accident or a similar incident or damage, liquid ingress, negligence, abnormal usage, non-maintenance or any

other circumstances on the user’s part� Furthermore, this guarantee will not apply to

any fault caused by a thunderstorm or any other voltage uctuations.As a matter of precaution, we recommend disconnecting the device during a thunderstorm.

Notice:

This document is subjected to change without notice. The latest electronic version of this user manual is available to download from the following location: http://www.doro.com.

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doro PhoneEasy 337ip User guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Getting started

Packing List

Connect Network and Power

Network Settings

Account Settings

Advanced Settings

Account

Basic settings

Codecs

Advanced

Network

Advanced

Phone

Preference

Feature

DSS Key

Voice

Ring

Tones

Dial Plan

Contact

Upgrade

Basic

Advanced

Security

Auto-provision

Obtain the server address

The following are the details of each process:

Example:

Other updates

Provisioning

Account settings

Network Settings

Time Settings

Phone Settings

Security Settings

Warranty and other information

Declaration of conformity

Guarantee