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Htek UC900 SIP Phone Auto
Provision User Guide
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Manage Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 1
2.1 Obtain configuration files ................................................................................................................ 3
2.2 Obtain phone information ............................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Manage configuration files ............................................................................................................. 3
2.4 How to edit cfg000x.xml file ............................................................................................................ 3
2.5 How to edit cfg$mac file ................................................................................................................. 3
2.6 How to edit cfgMAC.xml file ........................................................................................................... 6
3. Encrypt Configuration Files .................................................................................................................. 9
3.1 How to encrypt the XML configuration file ...................................................................................... 9
4. Customize Resource Files ................................................................................................ ................. 10
4.1 Customize ring tone ................................................................ ..................................................... 10
4.2 Customize LCD language ............................................................................................................ 10
4.3 Customize web language ............................................................................................................. 11
4.4 Customizing wallpaper ................................................................................................................. 12
4.5 Customizing screensaver ............................................................................................................. 13
4.6 Customizing weblogo ................................................................................................................... 13
5. Upgrade resource files ................................................................................................ ....................... 13
5.1 How to configure URL for hlpres.tar ............................................................................................. 14
5.2 How to configure URL for Language.tar ....................................................................................... 14
5.3 How to configure URL for exp_pres.tar ........................................................................................ 14
5.4 How to configure Path for ringx.bin .............................................................................................. 14
5.5 How to configure URL for Screensaver ........................................................................................ 14
5.6 How to configure URL for Wallpaper ............................................................................................ 14
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6 Upgrade Firmware .............................................................................................................................. 15
6.1 Configuring HTTP Server ............................................................................................................. 15
6.2 How to Configuring HTTP Server ................................................................................................. 15
7. Obtain Provisioning Server's Address ................................................................................................ 17
8. Update mode ..................................................................................................................................... 19
9. Download and Verify Configurations .................................................................................................. 21
9.1 Download configuration files ........................................................................................................ 21
9.2 Resolve and Update configurations .............................................................................................. 21
9.3 Verify configurations ..................................................................................................................... 21
10. Firmware and Configuration File Prefix and Postfix .......................................................................... 23
11. Firmware Server and Configuration File Server ................................ ................................................ 24
12. Manage Firmware and Download Configuration File ........................................................................ 24
13. Pre_Configuration and Configuration Redirection ............................................................................ 25
14. Automatic Provisioning Within LAN .................................................................................................. 26
15. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 27
16. Glossary .......................................................................................................................................... 29
17. How to Edit cfg000x.xml................................................................................................................... 30
18. Generate Configuration File with HLLiteTool and Upgrade the Configuration File via
HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/TFTP ....................................................................................................................... 34
18.1 Generate the configuration file for Htek IP Phones ................................................................ ..... 34
18.1.1 Select manual mode to generate CFG file ........................................................................... 34
18.1.2 Select File Input mode to generate CFG file ........................................................................ 36
18.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via HTTP/TPFP/FTP/HTTPS .................................................................... 40
19.Making Ringtone Notes ..................................................................................................................... 43
20.LCD and Web Language custom Guide ............................................................................................ 45
20.1.LCD Language custom guide ..................................................................................................... 45
20.2.Web Language custom guide ..................................................................................................... 46
21.LCD and Web GUI custom Guide ..................................................................................................... 48
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21.1 How to custom the wallpaper1-wallpaper6? ............................................................................... 49
21.2 How to custom the screensaver1- screensaver3? ...................................................................... 49
21.3 How to custom the weblogo? ..................................................................................................... 49
21.4 How to customthe eights meuns(.png)in the main menu? .......................................................... 49
21.5 How to customthe ...Icon.png? ................................................................................................... 49
21.6 How to custom the lcdlogo_color.png? ....................................................................................... 49
21.7 How to customthe lcdlogo_bw.png? ........................................................................................... 49
22.Firmware Upgrade ................................................................................................ ............................ 51
22.1. Upgrade through TFTP ............................................................................................................. 51
22.2. Upgrade through FTP ............................................................................................................... 53
22.3. Upgrade through HTTPS ........................................................................................................... 54
23.Parameter List .................................................................................................................................. 55
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Introduction
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1. Introduction
Please note: 9xx including all models:
UC601/UC901/UC902/UC903/UC913/UC923/UC924/UC926/
Htek IP Phone could be plugged directly into an IP network and be used without any manual
configuration.
This guide provides instructions on how to provision Htek IP Phone with the minimum settings. Htek
IP Phone supports FTP, TFTP, HTTP, and HTTPS for auto provisioning and are configured by default
to use the HTTP.
This guide is a basic guidance for provisioning on Htek IP phones, including the models: Htek
UC601/UC901/UC902/UC903/UC913/UC923/UC924/UC926
Note: The auto provision just applies to FW 1.0.3.70 or FW after 1.0.3.70. For the latest FW, please
download from our website www.Htek.com.
2. Manage Configuration
Htek IP Phone could be configured via Web Interface and via Configuration File that download
through TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS. All devices support a configuration file in proprietary binary
format. Products like UC9xx, Unicorn3xxx and Unicorn6xxx accept configuration files in XML
format in legacy proprietary binary format. The XML provisioning implementation also allows
generic XML configuration file on top of the MAC based configuration file.
When Htek IP Phone boots up or reboots, it will issue a request for these configuration files
named “factory000x.bin” --> “cfg000x.xml” -->” cfgMAC” --> “cfgMAC.xml “, in which “000x” is the
Device Code. Take UC924 for example, the configuration file name should be factory0012.xml.
You can refer to the <<Device Type and file list>>. This “MAC” is
the device Mac address, for example “cfg001fc10608ab”. The configuration file name should be
in lower case. The file “cfgMAC” is a proprietary binary format configuration file that must be
generated by Htek configuration tools.
Device type, Device code and file list:
Device Type
Device Code
Device file
UC601
0019
factory0019.bin/cfg0019
.xml
UC901
0018
factory0018.bin/cfg0018
.xml
UC902
0017
factory0017.bin/cfg0017
.xml
UC903
0016
factory0016.bin/cfg0016
.xml
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UC913
0015
factory0015.bin/cfg0015
.xml
UC923
0013
factory0013.bin/cfg0013
.xml
UC924
0012
factory0012.bin/cfg0012
.xml
UC926
0010
factory0010.bin/cfg0010
.xml
Process of Htek products are as follows:
factory000x.bin -----used for factory default configuration for ODM/OEM
cfg000x.xml ----- used for update the common configuration which doesn’t include the account
information.
cfg001fc1xxxxxx ---- this file is a private format for each device
cfg001fc1xxxxxx.xml------used for configuration for each device. xml format
Provisioning Flow Chart:
Picture 1: Provisioning Flow Chart
Note: The provisioning program will apply and reload the settings after downloading the new
configuration files. It means that a provision/re-direction server can redirect the device to a provision
server without reboot. It can also be used to send the XML encryption password.
If factory000x.bin file does not download successfully, the provision program will download the
cfg000x.xml file, or download the cfgMAC file. If the cfgMAC file does not download successfully,
the provision program will download the cfgMAC.xml file.
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2.1 Obtain configuration files
Before provisioning, first you need to obtain the configuration file. There are three CFG template files,
cfg000x.xml, cfg$mac and cfgMAC.xml. The cfg000x.xml is a common configuration file which
doesn’t include the account information. The “mac” only takes effect for specific phone. The file name
is the 12-digit mac address of phone. For example, if the phone's mac address is 001fc11a0012, the
cfg$mac file name must be cfg001fc11a0012; The cfgMAC.xml file name must be
cfg001fc11a0012.xml.
The phone will try to download these CFG files from the server during provisioning.
Note: The IP Phones that in FW 1.0.3.70 or FW after 1.0.3.70 would only recognize CFG files which
use UTF-8 or ANSI encoding.
2.2 Obtain phone information
Before provisioning, you need the phone information, like MAC address, SIP account of the
phone.
MAC Address: The unique 12-digit serial number of the phone. You can obtain it from the back
of the phone.
SIP Account Information: It may include SIP credentials, like user name, password and IP
address of the SIP server. Contact your system administrator for SIP account information.
2.3 Manage configuration files
Auto provision enables Htek IP Phone to update automatically via downloading configuration
files. Before provisioning, you may need to edit and customize your configuration file which is
composed of many configuration parameters. A configuration parameter is associated with
particular field in the web configuration page. A parameter consists of a Capital letter P and 2 to 5
digit numeric numbers. i.e., P2 is associated with “Admin Password” in the Advanced Page. For
detailed parameter list, please refer to <<parameter list>> in page 68.
2.4 How to edit cfg000x.xml file
You can customize configuration parameters by editing XML configuration file “cfg000x.xml”, and
different device would use different file name. you can refer to << How to Edit cfg000x.xml>> in page
40.
2.5 How to edit cfg$mac file
Cfg$mac file is a binary format configuration. It contains configuration parameters which apply to
all phone models.
The line beginning with “#” is considered to be the annotation, and easy to understand each P
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value.
The parameters commonly edited in the cfg$mac file are described as follows:
############################################################################
########
## Configuration template for UC924 firmware version 1.0.3.70
############################################################################
########
############################################################################
########
# Account Settings
############################################################################
########
#--------------------------------------# Account 1--basic setting
#---------------------------------------
# Account Active (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number: 0, 1
# Mandatory
P271 = {$line_active. line.1|1}
# Primary SIP Server(eg:sip.mycompany.com or IP address)
# String
P47 = {$server_host. line.1}
# Failover SIP Server (Optional, used when primary server no response)
# String
P967 =
# Second Failover Sip Server (Optional, used when Failover SIP Server no response)
P8851 =
# Prefer Primary SIP Server (Yes-will register to Primary SIP Server if Failover registration
expires)
# Prefer Primary SIP Server (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number: 0, 1
# Mandatory
P4567 = 0
# Outbound Proxy(proxy.myprovider.com, or IP address, if any)
# string
P48 =
# Backup Outbound Proxy (This is Usually Set as IP addr)
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P20047 =
# SIP Transport
# 0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P130 = 0
# NAT Traversal. 0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,but send keep alive
#Number: 0-2
# Mandatory
P52 = 2
# SIP User ID
P35 = {$username. line.1}
# Authenticate ID
P36 = {$username. line.1}
# Authenticate password
P34 = {$secret. line.1}
# Name
P3 = {$displayname. line.1}
# DNS Mode. 0 - A Record, 1 - SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV
# Number: 0-2
# Mandatory
P103 = 0
# User ID Is Phone Number.0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number:0, 1
P63 = 0
# SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number:0, 1
# Mandatory
P31 = 1
# Unregister On Reboot.0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number:0, 1
# Mandatory
P81 = 1
# Register Expiration (in minutes. default is1 hour, max 45 days)
P32 = 15
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# Outgoing Call Without Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number:0, 1
# Mandatory
P109 = 1
# Local SIP Port (default 5060)
P40 = 5060
# Use Random Port.0 - No, 1 - Yes
# Number:0, 1
# Mandatory
P78 = 0
# Voice Mail UserID (UserID for voice mail system)
P33 =
# RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P136 = 0
# RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P1100 = 1
We offer free Configuration File generator software in both Linux/Unix and Windows platform.
You can refer to << Generate Configuration Files with HLLiteTool >> in the page 45.
2.6 How to edit cfgMAC.xml file
General XML syntax consists of a list of name-value pairs. P-Value is the element and value of
the element represents the value for a particular configuration which P-Value represents
corresponding.
Method 1:
You need to download cfg.xml file from IP Phone
webpage(Management->Configuration->Download xml file) or download this cfgMAC.xml file
from website www.Htek.com, then change the file name to cfgMAC.xml (mac is IP Phone
address), and open the cfgMAC.xml, See the below screen shot:
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The parameters edited in the cfgMAC.xml file are described as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<hl_provision version="1">
<mac para="Mac">001fc11a0012</mac>
<config version="1">
<! --Account1/Basic-->
<P271 para="Account1.Active"></P271>
<P47 para="Account1.Sipserver"></P47>
<P967 para="Account1.FailoverSipserver"></P967>
<P8851 para="Account1.SecondFailoverSipserver"></P8851>
<P4567 para="Account1.PreferPrimaryServer"></P4567>
<P48 para="Account1.OutboundProxy"></P48>
<P130 para="Account1.SipTransport"></P130>
<P52 para="Account1.NatTraversal"></P52>
<P20000 para="Account1.Lable"></P20000>
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<P35 para="Account1.SipUserId"></P35>
<P36 para="Account1.AuthenticateID"></P36>
<P34 para="Account1.AuthenticatePassword"></P34>
<P3 para="Account1.DispalyName"></P3>
<P103 para="Account1.DnsMode"></P103>
<P63 para="Account1.UserIdIsPhoneNumber"></P63>
<P31 para="Account1.SipRegistration"></P31>
<P81 para="Account1.UnregisterOnReboot"></P81>
<P32 para="Account1.RegisterExpiration"></P32>
<P109 para="Account1.OutCallWithoutReg"></P109>
<P40 para="Account1.LocalSipPort"></P40>
<P78 para="Account1.UseRandomPort"></P78>
You can edit the value in <> </>field.
For example: The phone’s SIP Server is 192.168.0.100, you need to edit the <P47
para="Account1.Sipserver">192.168.0.100</P47>.
If you want to configure others, for example:
, you need to change it as
, only in this way you can change
the value.
Method 2:
Login phone webpage, configure each item you want (like, account information, programmable keys,
firmware upgrade path...). Management ->Configuration, download XML file, then change the name
to cfgMAC.xml.
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3. Encrypt Configuration Files
Htek Configuration Generator allows user to encrypt the generated configuration file with AES 128-bit
encryption. It allows user to choose not to encrypt the configuration file in Windows version, but it is
recommended to use encryption for security reason.
3.1 How to encrypt the XML configuration file
The XML configuration file could be encrypted in AES-128-CBC algorithm. The encryption password is
defined in P8631 (Management->Auto Provision->Set Common AES Key) of the configuration file.
The Password length is from 1-16, and password must be [ 0-9, A-F]
THE SHARED IV: 0B1E1D000F0B07091D1F04071F1E0407
The OpenSSL command-line to encrypt the file is as follows:
Openssl enc –e –aes-128-cbc –K <password> -iv 0B1E1D000F0B07091D1F04071F1E0407 –in cfg.xml
–out cfgxxxxxxxxxxxx.xml
When the XML configuration file is encrypted in this method, Phone would only be able to decrypt and
parse the file if user set the XML Config File Password in P8631 of binary configuration file or in the web
UI.
Detailed steps:
Step 1: Login webpage, click ManagementConfiguration, download cfg.xml file, then run, input”
Openssl enc –e –aes-128-cbc –K <password> -iv 0B1E1D000F0B07091D1F04071F1E0407 –in
cfg.xml –out Cfgxxxxxxxxxxxx.xml” (xxxxxxxxxxxx is the MAC address)
THE SHARED IV: 0B1E1D000F0B07091D1F04071F1E0407
Step 2: Put the Cfgxxxxxxxxxxxx.xml under upgrade server path
Step 3: You must set the AES Key: ManagementAuto Provision: AES Key:
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4. Customize Resource Files
Htek IP Phone allows to customize some resource files, like ring tone file, language package file and logo
files. For how to customize resource files, as follows:
4.1 Customize ring tone
Htek IP Phone has several factory-default ring tones (Ring1, Ring2, Ring3). You can customize Ring4,
Ring5, Ring6, Ring7 and Ring8 tone and upload them to the phone via auto provisioning.
You can change the ring tone configuration parameter to personalized ring tone:
For example: P8721 = 8
For more information on customizing ring tone file, please refer to <<Making Ringtone Notes>> in page
53.
4.2 Customize LCD language
Htek IP Phone supports multiple language, you can modify the language and add a new language to the
phone. The following table lists all available languages, associated language files and language template
file:
Available
language
Associated language files
Language template file
English
(Default, can't be customized)
LCD_English_Template.x
ml
French
1_Français(French).xml
German
2_Deutsch(German).xml
Spanish
3_Español(Spanish).xml
Portuguese
4_Português(Portuguese).xml
Russian
5_русский(Russian).xml
Italian
6_Italiano(Italian).xml
Polish
7_Polski(Polish).xml
Turkish
8_Türk(Turkish).xml
Serbian
9_Srpski(Serbian).xml
ChinesSimplified
10_简体中文(ChineseSimplified).xml
Slovenian
12_Slovenščina(Slovenian).xml
Persian
13_Persian(Farsi).xml
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Below picture shows a portion of LCD_English_Template.xml file:
English is the default language, you can change configuration parameter to other languages:
For more information on customizing an LCD language, please refer to <<LCD Language custom guide>>
in page 56.
4.3 Customize web language
Htek IP Phone supports multiple language, you can modify the language and add a new language to the
phone’s webpage. The following table lists all available languages, associated language files and
language template file:
Available
language
associated language files
language template file
English
(Default, can't be customized)
Web_English_Template.js
German
2_German.js
Portuguese
4_ Portuguese.js
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Italian
6_Italian.js
Polish
7_Polish).js
ChinesSimplified
10_ ChineseSimplified.js
Below picture shows a portion of Web_English_Template.xml file:
English is the default language,you can change configuration parameter to other languages:
For more information on customizing web language file, please refer to << Web Language custom guide>>
in page 58.
4.4 Customizing wallpaper
You can customize Htek UC923/UC924/UC926 IP phones' wallpaper.
Below table shows wallpaper's format and resolution for UC923/UC924/UC926 IP phones:
Phone model
photo
format
resolution
One file
size
Photo
number
UC923
.jpg
320*240
<=2M
3
UC924
.jpg
480*320
<=2M
4
UC926
.jpg
480*272
<=2M
6
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Wallpaper2 is default wallpaper, you can change configuration parameter to other wallpaper:
For more information on customizing wallpaper, please refer to <<LCDand Web GUI custom Guide >> in
page 60.
4.5 Customizing screensaver
You can customize Htek UC923/UC924/UC926 IP phones' screensaver.
Below table shows wallpaper's format and resolution for UC923/UC924/UC926 IP phones:
Phone model
photo
format
resolution
One file
size
Photo
number
UC923
.jpg
320*240
<=2M
3
UC924
.jpg
480*320
<=2M
4
UC926
.jpg
480*272
<=2M
6
Screensaver default is Off, you can change configuration parameter to activate the Screensaver :
For more information on customizing screensaver, please refer to <<LCDand Web GUI custom Guide >>
in page 61.
4.6 Customizing weblogo
You can customize Htek all phone models' weblogo on webpage.
For more information on customizing weblogo, please refer to << LCDand Web GUI custom Guide >> in
page 61.
5. Upgrade resource files
Htek IP phone supports upgrade resource files through URL (support HTTP(s) server). The files contain
hlpres.tar, Language.tar, ring4.bin, ring5.bin, ring6.bin, ring7.bin, ring8.bin, exp_pres.tar, Screensaver
and wallpaper. For how to configure these files URL as follow:
Phone model
photo format
resolution
File size
UC601/UC901/UC902/UC903/U
C913/UC923/UC924/UC926
.jpg
225*93
<=2M
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5.1 How to configure URL for hlpres.tar
You can change the hlpres server configuration parameter to locate the file:
P20176=http(s)://192.168.0.254/hlpres.tar
5.2 How to configure URL for Language.tar
You can change the Language server configuration parameter to locate the file:
P20175=http(s)://192.168.0.254/Language.tar
5.3 How to configure URL for exp_pres.tar
You can change the exp_pres server configuration parameter to locate the file:
P20177=http(s)://192.168.0.254/exp_pres.tar
5.4 How to configure Path for ringx.bin
You can change the Ring server configuration Path, and IP Phone will get the files: ring4.bin, ring5.bin,
ring6.bin, ring7.bin, ring8.bin automatically:
P20174=http(s)://192.168.0.254
5.5 How to configure URL for Screensaver
This parameter is only applicable to UC923, UC924,UC926
You can change the Screensaver server configuration to locate the file:
P20051=http(s)://192.168.0.254/Screensaver.png
Note: 1. screensaver file phone gets from server will cover the screensaver photo1
2. Only support format .png.
5.6 How to configure URL for Wallpaper
You can change the Wallpaper server configuration to locate the file:
P20052=http(s)://192.168.0.254/wallpaper.png
Note: 1. Wallpaper file phone gets from server will cover the wallpaper6
2. Only support format .png.
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6. Upgrade Firmware
Version number and support files list:
Note:
When the phone which version is 1.0.3.71 or older upgrade to 1.0.3.73, phone will upgrade img_9xx.bin
then automatically upgrade fw9xx.rom. fw9xx.rom is all-in-one firmware file. After upgrade to the 1.0.3.73
firmware, in the next time, phone will only need upgrade one file fw9xx.rom.
6.1 Configuring HTTP Server
Htek IP Phone supports using FTP, TFTP, HTTP and HTTPS protocols to obtain the address of provision
server. Default way is HTTP. For how to configure a HTTP server, as follows:
You can download a free HTTP server from http://httpd.apache.org/ or use Microsoft IIS web server. Then
setup HTTP server.
For more information on how to configure TFTP,FTP and HTTPS servers, please refer to Upgrade
through TFTP in page 63, Upgrade through FTP in page 66 and Upgrade through HTTPS in page 67.
6.2 How to Configuring HTTP Server
Login webpage, Management”-> “auto provision” ->” Firmware Upgrade”-> “Upgrade Mode” needs to be
set to HTTP. “Firmware Server Path” needs to be set to be a valid URL of a HTTP server, server name
can be in either FQDN or IP address format. Below are examples of some valid URLs.
e.g. firmware.mycompany.com:5688/Htek
e.g. www.mycompany.com:5688/fm/Htek
e.g. 218.2.83.110
Below are Instructions for FW upgrade via HTTP:
(1) You can download a free HTTP server from http://httpd.apache.org/ or use Microsoft IIS web server.
Then setup HTTP server.
(2) Unzip the firmware file and put the files under the root/fm directory of the HTTP server.
(3) Visiting “HTTP:\\192.168.0.254\fm\fw924.rom on localhost by browser” to verify the HTTP Server. If
visiting “HTTP: \\192.168.0.254\fm\fw924.rom on another computer is no prompt to download fw924.rom
file, please check the firewall (Suggest to close the firewall).
1.0.3.58-1.0.3.72
1.0.3.73 or later
boot_9xx.bin
img_9xx.bin
hlpres.tar
Language.tar
ring4.bin
ring5.bin
ring6.bin
ring7.bin
ring8.bin
fw9xx.rom
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(4) Change the setting of UC9xx (192.168.0.254 is HTTP server):
Click “SaveSet”.
(5) Restart the UC9xx, IP Phone will restart and automatically get firmware files from HTTP server.
NOTES:
(1) We recommend you to use Htek HTTP server, or you can also use your own TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS
server for upgrade and provisioning procedures.
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(2) You need to update the settings and restart the IP Phone after “Firmware Server Path” is set. If the
configured firmware server is found and a new code image is available, UC9xx IP Phone will attempt to
retrieve the new image files by downloading them into the UC9xx’s SDRAM. During this stage, the
phones LEDs will blink more frequent until the checking/downloading process is finished. Upon
verification of checksum, the new code image will be saved into the Flash. If TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS
fails for any reason (e.g. TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS server is not responding, there are no code image files
available for upgrade, or checksum test fails, etc.), the phone will stop the TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS
process and simply boot using the existing code image in the flash.
(3) Firmware upgrade takes 3 to 8 minutes over Internet, or just 1 minute on a LAN. We recommend you
to upgrade the FW in a controlled LAN environment.
7. Obtain Provisioning Server's Address
Htek IP Phone supports to obtain the provisioning server address in below 3 ways:
Plug and Play (PnP) Server
DHCP Options
Phone Flash
The priority of obtaining the provisioning server address: PNP Server (SIP PnP MCAST) --> DHCP Option
128 or 150 or 66 --> Configuration in Flash.
1) The PNP Server feature is enable default.
2) Setting of "DHCP Option 128 or 150 or 66":
Webpage --> Management --> Auto Provision --> Allow DHCP Option (128 or 150 or 66) To Override
Server: No/Yes
If you set “Yes”, the Phone will obtain the provisioning server address from the DHCP Option (128). For
examples:
DHCP option 128 is tftp://192.168.1.240/cfg, the phone will get the configuration file from
192.168.1.240/cfg through TFTP protocol.
If the default setting is:
DHCP option 66 is http://192.168.1.240/cfg, the phone will get the configuration file from
192.168.1.240/cfg through HTTP protocol.
Configuration in Flash.
If you set “No”, or don’t set DHCP option 128/66/150 in your DHCP server, the phone will obtain the
provisioning server address from the setting “Config Server Path”.
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For examples, when the setting is:
The phone will get the configuration file from 192.168.0.254/cfg through HTTP protocol.
Note: You can set the phone to automatically upgrade every certain time:
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For examples:
The phone will check the configuration file and the firmware every 10080 minutes (7 days). If there are the
new cfg files or the new firmware, the phone will upgrade automatically.
8. Update mode
Update mode sets the desired time frames for phone to perform the auto provisioning process.
Below is the introduction of the 3 updating modes in detail:
Power On
Repeatedly
SIP NOTIFY Message
Power On
Power On mode is set as default. The phone will perform auto provisioning process when it is power
on.
Repeatedly
The phone performs auto provisioning process at a regular interval. You can configure the interval for
the Repeatedly mode. The default interval is 10080 minutes.
To activate the Repeatedly mode via web user interface:
1.Click the Management->Auto Provision:
2.AUTO Upgrade set Yes：
3.Click the “SaveSet” button to saver the change.
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SIP NOTIFY Message
The phone will perform auto provisioning process when receiving a SIP NOTIFY message which
contains the header “Event: check-sync”. If the header of the SIP NOTIFY message contains an
additional string “reboot=true”, the phone will reboot immediately and then perform the auto
provisioning process. For this update mode, it requires the server supports.
Below picture shows the message flow:
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9. Download and Verify Configurations
9.1 Download configuration files
Once obtaining a provisioning server address in one of the ways introduced above, the phone will
connect to the provisioning server and download configuration files. During the auto provisioning
process, the phone will try to download the common configuration file cfg000x.xml firstly, and then try
to download the cfgMAC.xml file from the provisioning server.
9.2 Resolve and Update configurations
The phone will resolve the configuration files after downloading, then updates the configurations to
the phone flash. Generally, the phone will reboot to make the configurations effective after the auto
provisioning process is finished.
9.3 Verify configurations
You can verify the update via phone user interface after auto provisioning, or you can verify it via web
user interface
During the auto provisioning process, you can monitor the downloading requests and response
messages by a wireshark tool.
Some examples show as follows:
Example1: Htek UC924P IP Phone downloads configuration files from TFTP server.
Example2: Htek UC924P IP Phone downloads configuration files from FTP server .
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Example3: Htek UC924P IP Phone downloads configuration files from HTTP server .
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10. Firmware and Configuration File Prefix and Postfix
Htek IP Phone support Prefix and Postfix for both firmware and configuration files.
Parameter P232 and P233 are for Prefix and Postfix for Firmware, respectively. Parameter
P234 and P235 are for Prefix and Postfix for Configuration file, respectively.
Firmware Prefix and Postfix allows device to download the firmware name with the matching Prefix and
Postfix.
In addition, when Parameter P238 (Check New Firmware only when F/W pre/suffix changes) is set to 1,
the device will only issue the Firmware Upgrade request if there are changes in the firmware Prefix or
Postfix.
Below are the firmware BASIC NAMES that are related to UC924P:
If the firmware version is earlier than 1.0.3.73, the firmware BASIC NAMES as follows:
boot_924.bin
img_924.bin
ring4.bin
ring5.bin
ring6.bin
ring7.bin
ring8.bin
Language.tar
hlpres.tar
Service provider can use “hl_” as prefix, and “_1.0.3.70” as postfix, the above files will be changed to:
hl_boot_924.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_img_924.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ring4.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ ring5.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ ring6.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ ring7.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ ring8.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_ Language.tar _1.0.3.70
hl_ hlpres.tar _1.0.3.70
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If the firmware version is 1.0.3.73 or later than 1.0.3.73, the firmware BASIC NAME as follows:
fw924.rom
Service provider can use “hl_” as prefix, and “_1.0.3.73” as postfix, the above files will be changed to:
hl_ fw924.rom _1.0.3.73
In this way, all of the firmware with different version could be stored in one single directory, and they
could be differentiated by using prefix or postfix, i.e., all files with a postfix of “_1.0.3.73” belong to the
firmware version 1.0.3.73.
Same rule applies to configuration files, i.e., for configuration file named “cfg001fc1001708”, there could
be 3 versions: “hl_ cfg001fc1001708_cfg001”, “hl_ cfg001fc1001708_cfg002”, and “hl_
cfg001fc1001708_cfg003”. The BASIC NAME of the configuration file is “cfg001fc1001708”, but there
are 3 different versions, the one that will be accepted is the one with matching prefix and postfix specified
in the current configuration.
11. Firmware Server and Configuration File Server
Beside the Prefix and Postfix for firmware and configuration files, different server paths for firmware
upgrade or Configuration File Server can be specified in different FQDN, i.e.:
The parameters are P192 and P237 for Firmware and Config Server
12. Manage Firmware and Download Configuration File
When parameter P194 (Auto Upgrade) is set to 1, Service Provider can use P193 (Auto Check Interval) to
have the devices periodically check with either Firmware Server or Config Server, whenever they are
defined. This allows the device periodically check if there are any new changes need to be taken on a
scheduled time. By defining different intervals in P193 for different devices, Service Provider can
distribute the Firmware or Configuration File download schedule to reduce the Firmware or Provisioning
Server load at any given time.
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13. Pre_Configuration and Configuration Redirection
Please note: If your phone default setting is as below:
Currently Htek Phone does not support pre_configuration and configutration
Redirection, please refer to section 6 in page24.
For mass deployment, we provide TFTP/HTTP redirection service. By default, all Htek products point to
our provisioning system. When a unit is powered up, it will automatically contact our provisioning server.
Our provisioning server will redirect the unit to customer’s TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server. The unit will
reboot and send further provisioning request to ask for configuration file (or firmware file) from customer’s
TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server.
Below is the information that we need from service providers for TFTP/HTTP redirection:
1. MAC address range, this should be printed on the carton box
2. Your TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server IP address
3. Your company name and address
Here are the things that service providers should do:
1. Create configuration files for all the devices and put them on your TFTP/HTTP server
2. Download the latest official release from http://www.htek.com (support/firmware) and put them on
your TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server (same directory as above)
3. After we inform you that the devices have been entered into our central provisioning database,
please take out a few devices to test. Upon powering up, they should contact our provisioning server
fm.htek.com first, and then get redirected to your TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server and pull out the
configuration files and the firmware files. They will be upgraded to the latest firmware with your
configurations.
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14. Automatic Provisioning Within LAN
Htek products support DHCP Option 66 or 128 or 150 for automatic provisioning within a Local Area
Network. The provisioning server URL is embedded inside standard option 66 or 128 or 150 of DHCP
responses.
Htek IP Phones send DHCP DISCOVER with the following information:
DHCP Server can be configured to send the following information in its DHCP OFFER. Please notice
that in this example, an HTTP://URL is provided in the Option 66 “TFTP Server Name” field or Option 128
“TFTP server IP address” or Option 150 “TFTP server address”. Device will then issue HTTP requests
instead of the traditional TFTP requests to the server. This design makes more flexible in device
provisioning.
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15. Troubleshooting
This part provides guidance to help you solve problems you might encounter when deploying phones.
If you require additional information or assistance with the deployment, please contact your system administrator.
Why does the phone fail to download configuration files?
Ensure that auto provisioning feature is configured properly.
Ensure that the provisioning server and network are reachable.
Ensure that authentication credentials configured on the phone are correct.
Ensure that configuration files exist on the provisioning server.
Why does the provisioning server return HTTP 404?
Ensure that the provisioning server is properly set up.
Ensure that the access URL is correct.
Ensure that the requested files exist on the provisioning server.
Why does the phone display "Network Down"?
Ensure that the Ethernet cable is plugged into the Internet port on the phone and the Ethernet cable is not loose.
Ensure that the switch or hub in your network is operational.
Ensure that the configurations of network are properly set in the configuration files.
Why is the permission denied when uploading files to the root directory of the FTP server?
Ensure that the complete path to the root directory of the FTP server is authorized.
Check security permissions on the root directory of the FTP server, if necessary, change the permissions.
Why doesn’t the phone obtain the IP address from the DHCP server?
Ensure that settings are correct on the DHCP server.
Ensure that the phone is configured to obtain the IP address from the DHCP server.
Why doesn’t the phone display the Language, only display English on LCD and Web?
Ensure that the name of the language is correct.
Ensure that the network is available and the root directory is right for downloading.
Ensure that the parameters are correctly set in the configuration files.
Ensure that the language’s Coding format is UTF-8.
Why doesn’t the phone display the wallpaper or ScreenSaver or the weblogo of webpage?
Ensure that the file format of the wallpaper, ScreenSaver and weblogo is *.jpg.
Ensure that the size of the wallpaper, ScreenSaver and weblogo file is not larger than that the phone supports, or
check the hlpres.tar is not larger than 2M
Ensure that the name of the wallpaper, ScreenSaver and weblogo are correct.
Ensure that the network is available and the root directory is right for downloading.
Ensure that the wallpaper, ScreenSaver and weblogo files in the hlpres.tar file.
Why doesn’t the phone update configurations?
Ensure that the configuration files are different from the last ones.
Ensure that the phone has downloaded the configuration files.
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Ensure that the parameters are correctly set in the configuration files.
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16. Glossary
MAC Address: A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces
for communications on the physical network segment.
DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network configuration protocol for hosts on Internet
Protocol (IP) networks. Computers that are connected to IP networks must be configured before they can
communicate with other hosts.
FTP: File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a standard network protocol used to transfer files from one host to another host
over a TCP -based network, such as the Internet. It is often used to upload web pages and other documents from a
private development machine to a public web-hosting server.
HTTP: The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application protocol for distributed, collaborative, hypermedia
information systems. HTTP is the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web.
HTTPS: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is a combination of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) with
SSL/TLS protocol. It provides encrypted communication and secure identification of a network web server.
TFTP: Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a simple protocol to transfer files. It has been implemented on top of the
User Datagram Protocol (UDP) using port number 69.
AES: Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a specification for the encryption of electronic data.
URL: A uniform resource locator or universal resource locator (URL) is a specific character string that constitutes a
reference to an Internet resource.
XML: Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in
a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable.
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17. How to Edit cfg000x.xml
When Htek device boots up or reboots, it will generate a request for a XML configuration file named
“cfg000x.xml”. It is a common configuration, all Htek device can get this configuration file. Then Htek
device will request for a binary format configuration file named”cfgMAC” and another XML configuration
file named “cfgMAC.xml”, in which “MAC” is the MAC address of the device. Configuration files cfgMAC
and cfgMAC.xml can only be obtained from Htek device which has mac address.
You can customize configuration parameters by editing XML configuration file “cfg000x.xml”, and different
device would use different file name.
Device Type file name
UC601 ------> cfg0019
UC901 ------> cfg0018
UC902 ------> cfg0017
UC903 ------> cfg0016
UC913 ------> cfg0015
UC923 ------> cfg0013
UC924 ------> cfg0012
UC926 ------> cfg0010
For example, if you have a Htek device UC926 and you want to configure its memory key 1 as BLF to
monitor extension 1002, you can realize this by following two methods.
1.Create a new XML file and add configuration parameters.
Step 1: Create a new XML file entitle it as cfg0000.xml. If your Htek device is UC924P, you should entitle it
as cfg0002.xml
Step 2: Login webpage, find out Web Setting Path of memory key1. Function Keys-Memory Key-Key1
Request
configuration file
Request
configuration file
Request configuration
file
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Step 3: Refer to << parameter list >>, you can get detailed description of this parameter.
According to description of parameter, we know parameter P42200 should be 3, parameter P42300
should be 1002 and parameter P42500 should be *20*.
Step 4: Edit cfg0000.xml as follow
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Step 5: Put this XML configuration file in your config server path.
Step 6: Restart phone to apply to the settings.
2.Edit relevant parameter in the template file(template.xml)
Step 1: Login webpage, enter Function Keys -> Memory Key
Step 2 : Configure options you want, for example
Step 3: click “saveset” button to save the configuration.
Step 4: Enter Management -> Configuration
Click “Download Xml File” button to download the configuration Xml file. This file includes all parameters
of this phone.
Step 5: Open the Xml file that you downloaded, you can find that the parameter has been changed.
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Step 6: Change the xml file’s name to cfg0000.xml.
Step 7: Put this XML configuration file in your config server path.
Step 8: Restart phone to apply to the settings.
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18. Generate Configuration File with HLLiteTool and
Upgrade the Configuration File via HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/TFTP
Test environment
Server：
HTTP Server:192.168.0.240
HTTPS Server:192.168.0.240
FTP Server:192.168.0.240
TFTP Server:192.168.0.240
Tool: HLCFGTool.exe
18.1 Generate the configuration file for Htek IP Phones
There are two modes to generate the configuration file
18.1.1 Select manual mode to generate CFG file
Generally, it is used to generate the general config file.
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Step 1: Select a template;
Step 2: Modify the value to you want, such as change the web log in password from admin to Dd123478
Step 3: Click the CFG Option Tag, Select the CFG file type;
Step 4: File sequential or listing MAC address, such as bellow:
According to the displayed number, will generate 272(270+2) CFG files. The MAC Address in the Listing
are designated as Mac address.
Step 4: Click the Brose button, select a Destination Path:
Step 5: Click the Go button, application start to generate CFG files.
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Step 6: CFG files Generation finished.
18.1.2 Select File Input mode to generate CFG file
In this way, it can be used to generate basic config, moreover, it also can be used to config account
information.
a. How to make .csv file
Step 1: Define the parameter you want to write into the CFG file. Such as:
Account 1: sip user id;
Authenticate ID;
Authenticate password;
Name
Account 2: sip user id;
Authenticate ID;
Authenticate password;
Name
Step 2: Find the Parameter Names according to parameter refer to parameter definition.
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Account 1: sip user id(P35);
Authenticate ID(P36);
Authenticate password(P34);
Name(P3)
Account 2: sip user id(P735);
Authenticate ID(P736);
Authenticate password(P734);
Name(P703)
Step 3: Define a set of variable to assign value to this parameter name, must use this format{$...}.
About the variable name, you can decide by yourself.
Such as:
P35: {$username. line.1};
P36: {$authenID.line.1};
P34: {$secret. line.1};
P3: {$displayname. line.1};
P735: {$username. line.2};
P736: {$authenID.line.2};
P734: {$secret. line.2};
P703: {$displayname. line.2};
Step 4: Edit the Excel file according to example as bellow.
Note: The first Column must be MAC.
b. How to generate CFG file
Step 1: Select a template;
Step2: Modify the value according to the .csv file which you will use, such as sample.csv
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You can select Save To a Template for feature use after editing finished.
Step 3: Click the CFG Option Tag, Select the CFG file type;
Step 4: Click the File Input Tag, Select the .csv file type, such as sample.csv.
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Step 5: Click the Brose button, select a Destination Path:
Step 6: Click the Go button, application start to generate CFG files.
Step 7: CFG files Generation finished.
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18.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via HTTP/TPFP/FTP/HTTPS
Step 1: Login Htek IP device’s webpage, ManagementAuto Provision：
Via HTTP mode:
Via TFTP mode:
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Via FTP mode:
Via HTTPS mode:
You can select the upgrade Mode what you want.
Step 7: Restart the Htek IP device.
e.g:You can see the request logs on the server:
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1. Test result:
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Making Ringtone Notes
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19.Making Ringtone Notes
Prepare:
Tool: Ringtool.exe
Ring file format: wav
1. To make ring tone for UC9xx
1.1 Double click Ringtool.exe
1.2 Select the Maximun Length and Output Filename:
For example, 16 seconds, ring 2.bin
1.3 Click Select to Input the desired ring tone file, and then click Generate Ringfile.
Then, you will get Ringfile Created.
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1.4 Now, you get the ring2.bin, also you can rename it as ring5.bin, or other the one you want to replace.
1.5 Upload the ring file by TFTP or HTTP, the ringtone is replaced successfully.
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20. LCD and Web Language Custom Guide
20.1.LCD Language custom guide
1. You need to contact us about how to obtain the Language.tar file.
2. Unzip the Language.tar using 7-zip tool.
3. Open the Language folder:
Note:
The file name must be " digital_" at the beginning, the format of the file name is the order of the on the
LCD.
4. For example, custom Chinese Language
If your country's language is not existing in the language folder, you can new a xml file with correct
naming format. [e.g. 13_xxx(xxx).xml]
If your country's language in the folder, you can custom directly your language.
Open the LCD_English_Template.xml with UltraEdit Translate English into Chinese (Can't leave out
any items, otherwise the upgrade failed) save as 10_简体中文(ChineseSimplified).xml in Language
folder (Coding format is UTF-8)
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Select the Language folder Compress Language.tar package using 7-zip tool and Cover the
originalDelete the Language folder
Note:
If you use UltraEdit, it can generate.xml.bak file after saved .so you need to delete.xml.bak file.
If you want to put your language on the front of other languages, you can also rename the file, for
example:
20.2.Web Language custom guide
1. You need to contact us about how to obtain the Language.tar file
2. Unzip the Language.tar using 7-zip tool.
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3. Open the Language folder:
Note:
The file name must be " digital_letter" at the beginning, the format of the file name is the order of the on
the Web.
4. For example custom Chinese Language
If your country's language is not existing in the language folder, you can new a xml file with correct
naming format. [e.g. 13_xxx.js]
If your country's language in the folder, you can custom directly your language reference
Web_English_Template.js.
Open the Web_English_Template.js with UltraEdit Translate English into Chinese (Can't leave out any
items, otherwise the upgrade failed) save as 10_ChineseSimplified.js in Language folder (Coding
format is UTF-8)
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Select the Language folder Compress Language.tar package using 7-zip tool and Cover the
originalDelete the Language folder
Note:
If you use UltraEdit, it can generate.xml.bak file after saved .so you need to delete.xml.bak file.
If you want to put your language on the front of other languages, you can also rename the file, for
example:
When you finished the Language.tar, you must send the Language.tar package to us, then we provide the
firmware to you.
21. LCD and Web GUI custom Guide
Unzip the hlpres.tar package (Need to contact us to obtain the hlpres.tar package)
You can replace some file in the hlpres to finish the customization of 1.1 to 1.7
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21.1 How to custom the wallpaper1-wallpaper6?
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the wallpaper4.jpg-wallpaper6.jpg (dimension:480*320 size: through
Photoshop tools make the size smallerSelect the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar package
21.2 How to custom the screensaver1- screensaver3?
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the screensaver1.jpg-screensaver3.jpg (dimension:480*320
size:through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar
package
21.3 How to custom the weblogo?
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the weblogo.jpg (dimension:225*93 size: through Photoshop tools
make the size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar package
21.4 How to customthe eights meuns(.png)in the main menu?
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the .png(dimension:65*65size: through Photoshop tools make the
size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar package
21.5 How to customthe ...Icon.png?
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the ...Icon.png (dimension:65*65size: through Photoshop tools
make the size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tarpackage
21.6 How to custom the lcdlogo_color.png?
This logo is only applicable to UC923, UC924,UC926.
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the lcdlogo_color.png (dimension:400*42size: through Photoshop
tools make the size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar package.
Enter MenuDisplayScreensaver Time-out:1min; Screensaver Type: Time & LogoSave, this logo
displays correctly.
21.7 How to customthe lcdlogo_bw.png?
This logo is only applicable to UC601, UC901, UC902, UC903,UC913
Open hlpres folderyou can custom the lcdlogo_bw.png (dimension:100*11 size: through Photoshop
tools make the size smaller) Select the hlpres folderCompress hlpres.tar package.
Enter MenuDisplay->Screensaver Time-out:1min; Scrrensaver Type:Time & LogoSave, this logo
display correctly.
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The lcdlogo_bw.png’s property must be the following standard:
Note:
The photo’s name and format must be the same as before;
The size of hlpres file is not more than 2M.
When you finished the hlpres.tar, you must send the hlpres.tar package to us, then we provide the
firmware to you.
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22. Firmware Upgrade
Please note: If the firmware version is 1.0.3.73 or later than 1.0.3.73, you must put the upgrade
files(include fw9xx.rom,img_9xx.bin ) into the server path. Later than 1.0.3.73 version upgrade steps and
earlier than 1.0.3.73 version is the same.
22.1. Upgrade through TFTP
1) We recommend that you can install a TFTP Server (e.g SolarWinds-TFTP-Server.exe)
2) Make a new directory, such as D:\FM
3) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the directory D:\FM
4) The PC running the TFTP server and the UC9xx products should be in the same LAN segment.
5) Set TFTP Root Directory to D:\FM
TFTP SERVER File Configure
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1) Go to File -> Configure -> Security to change the TFTP server's default setting from "Receive Only"
to "Transmit Only" for the firmware upgrade.
2) Start the TFTP server, Configure the Firmware Server Path with the IP address (192.168.0.240 is TFTP
server) in the UC9xx’s web configuration page.
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3) SaveSet the change and restart the IP Phone.
4) You can test your TFTP server by another PC which is in the same LAN segment.
For examples, in PC which IP address is 192.168.0.126, type command:
TFTP -i 192.168.0.240 GET fw924.rom f:/fw924.rom
If your TFTP server is OK, something like “Transfer successful: ” will be printed in command windows.
22.2. Upgrade through FTP
1) Setup a FTP Server (e.g FileZilia Server).
2) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the root/fm directory of the FTP Server.
3) Configure the FTP Server.
4) Visiting Ftp:\\192.168.0.240\fw924.rom on localhost by browser, enter username and password, you
will view upgrade file. If visiting Ftp:\\192.168.0.240\ fw924.rom on another computer is no prompt to
download fw924.rom file, please check the firewall (Suggest close the firewall).
5) Configure the Firmware Server Path in the IP Phone’s web configuration page. (192.168.0.240 is FTP
server)
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6) Click the SaveSet and then click Restart in the webpage.
22.3. Upgrade through HTTPS
1) Installing and configuring an Apache HTTPS Server in local computer.
2) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the root/fm directory of the
HTTPS Server.
3) Visiting “HTTPS:\\192.168.0.45\fm\fw926.rom on localhost by browser” to verify
the HTTPS Server. If visiting “HTTPS:\\192.168.0.45\fm\fw926.rom on another
computer is no prompt to download fw924.rom file, please check the firewall
(Suggest close the firewall).
4) Configure the Firmware Server Path in the IP Phone’s web configuration page.
(192.168.0.254 is HTTPS server)
5) Click the SaveSet and then click Restart in the webpage.
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23. Parameter List
Web Setting Path
Permitted
Values
Descriptions
Parameter
601
924
926
Account(1)->basic->
Account Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P271
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
Primary SIP Sserver
Primary
SIP
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
P47 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->F
ailover SIP Server
String
Failover SIP Server
(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P967
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
Second Failover SIP
Server
String
Second Failover Sip Server
(Optional, used when
Failover SIP Server no
response)
P8851
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
Prefer Primary SIP
Sserver
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P4567
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
Outbound Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P48 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
Backup Outbound
Proxy
Sting
Backup Outbound Proxy
(This is Usually Set as IP
addr)
P20047
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
SIP Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P130
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
NAT Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,
but send keep alive
P52 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->L
abel
String
The name showing on the L
CD of current device
P20000
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
SIP User ID
string
the user part of an SIP
address
P35 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
Authenticate ID
String
can be identical to or
different from SIP User ID
P36 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
purposely not displayed for
security protection
P34 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->
Name
String
The Local phone name
showing on the other phone
when calling
P3 √ √
√
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Account(1)->basic->
DNS Mode
Number:
0-2
DNS Mode (0 - A Record, 1
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
P103
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
User ID Is Phone
Number
Number:
0, 1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 - Yes
P63 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->
SIP Registration
Number:
0, 1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P31 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:
0, 1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P81 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration (in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P32 √ √
√
Account(1)->basic->
Outgoing Call
Without Registration
Number:
0, 1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P109
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port (default
5060)
P40 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:
0, 1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P78 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
String
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P33 √ √ √ Account(1)->basic->
RPort
Number:
0, 1
Enable/Disable RPort.0 No, 1 - Yes
P136
√ √ √
Account(1)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:
0, 1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1100
√ √ √
Account(1)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P57 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P58 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P59 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
Number:
Preferred Vocoder In listed
P60 √ √
√
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Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account(1)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P61 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P62 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P37 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
G723 Rate
Number:
0, 1
G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P49 √ √
√
Account(1)->Codec->
iLBC mode
Number:
0, 1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P394
√ √ √
Account(1)->Codec->
iLBC Payload Type
Number:
96 to 127
iLBC Payload Type(from 96
to 127, default is 97)
P390
√ √ √
Account(1)->Advance
d-> DTMF Payload
Type
Number ：
96-127
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 101
P79 √ √ √ Account (1)->
Advanced -> DTMF
Type
Number:
0, 1,2
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
2 – SIP INFO
P20166
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:
0, 1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
P74 √ √
√
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:
0, 1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
P191
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
Proxy Require
P197
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->Use NAT
IP
String
Used in SIP/SDP message
if specified
P101
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Number:
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 -
√ √
√
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Parameter List
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Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
0, 1
yes
Account (1)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number:
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced, 2
= Enabled and forced
P183
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:
0, 1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes
P50 √ √ √ Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:
0, 1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P291
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Type
Number:
0, 1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P133
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number:
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P132
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone (0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
P104
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number:
10 - 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P185
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P72 √ √ √ Account (1)->
Advanced -> Dial
Plan
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4200
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,do
not send SUBSCRIBE for
Message Waiting Indication,
1 - yes,send periodical
SUBBSCRIBE
for ,Message Waiting
indication
P99 √ √
√
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P65 √ √
√
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P129
√ √ √
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Parameter List
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Rejection
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P258
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P90 √ √
√
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer by
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer by
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P298
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Speaker on remote
disconnect
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes
P299
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P260
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P261
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P262
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P263
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Force
Timer
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P264
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P266
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS (When UAC
did not)
P267
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Force
INVITE
Number:
0, 1
Force INVITE (Always
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P265
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
Timing
P251
√ √ √
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Parameter List
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Account (1)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P252
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P198
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P8771
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20976
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20004
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20008
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P8791
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> 100
reliable
retransmissions
Number:
0, 1
Disable/Enable 100 reliable
retransmission.
0: Disable , 1: Enable
P8811
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Disable/Enable
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P8841
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P8845
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup Code
P4705
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
string
Group Call Pickup Code
P4706
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced -> Feature
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8633
√ √ √
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Key Sync
Account (1)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
- Enable
P20053
√ √ √
Account (1)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20157
√ √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Account
Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P401
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Primary
SIP Sserver
Primary
SIP
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
P747
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Failover
SIP Server
String
Failover SIP
Server(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P987
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Second
Failover SIP Server
String
Second Failover
SipServer(Optional, used
when Failover SIP Server
no response)
P8852
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Prefer
Primary SIP Sserver
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P4568
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Outboun
d Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P748
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Backup
Outbound Proxy
string
Backup Outbound
Proxy(This is Usually Set as
IP addr)
P20048
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->SIP
Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P830
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->NAT
Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 No,but send keep alive
P730
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Label
String
The name showing on the L
CD of current device
P20001
× √ √
Account
string
the user part of an SIP
P735
× √ √
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(2)->basic->SIP User
ID
address
Account
(2)->basic->Authentic
ate ID
String
can be identical to or
different from SIP User ID
P736
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
purposely not displayed for
securityprotection
P734
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Name
String
The Local phone name
showing on the other phone
when calling
P703
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->DNS
Mode
Number:
0-2
DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
P702
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->User ID
Is Phone Number
Number:
0, 1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 - Yes
P763
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->SIP
Registration
Number:
0, 1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P731
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:
0, 1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P752
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration(in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P732
× √ √
Account
(2)->basic->Out
Number:
0, 1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P813
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port(default
5060)
P740
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:
0, 1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P778
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
number
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P426
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
RPort
Number:
0, 1
Enable/Disable RPort.0 No, 1 - Yes
P137
× √ √
Account (2)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:
0, 1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1101
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P757
× √ √
Account
Number:
Preferred Vocoder In listed
P758
× √ √
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(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account
(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P759
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P760
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P761
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P762
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P737
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec-> G723
Rate
Number:
0, 1
G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P749
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec-> iLBC
mode
Number:
0, 1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P395
× √ √
Account
(2)->Codec-> iLBC
Payload Type
Number:
96 to 127
iLBC Payload Type(from 96
to 127, default is 97)
P391
× √ √
Account
(2)->Advanced->
DTMF Payload Type
Number:
96-128
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 97
P779
× √ √
Account (2)->
Number:
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
P20167
× √ √
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Advanced -> DTMF
Type
0, 1,2
2 – SIP INFO
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:
0, 1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
P774
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:
0, 1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
P751
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
Proxy Require
P792
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Use NAT IP
string
used in SIP/SDP message i
f specified
P866
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
Number:
0, 1
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 yes
P20647
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number:
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced,
2 = Enabled and forced
P443
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:
0, 1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes
P750
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:
0, 1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P460
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Number:
0, 1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P831
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number:
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P832
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone(0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
P423
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number
10 - 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P816
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P772
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Dial
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4201
× √ √
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Plan
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,
do not send SUBSCRIBE
for Message Waiting
Indication, 1 - yes, send
periodical SUBBSCRIBE
for, Message Waiting
indication
P709
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P421
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Rejection
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P446
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P458
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P425
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer By
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer by
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P438
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Speaker on remote
disconnect
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 – no, 1 – yes
P439
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P434
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P427
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P428
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P429
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Force
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
P430
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Timer
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
Account (2) ->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P432
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS (When UAC
did not)
P433
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Force
INVITE
Number:
0, 1
Force INVITE (Always
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P431
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
Timing
P811
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P812
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P767
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Eventlist BLF URL
String
Eventlist BLF URL
P444
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P8772
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20977
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20005
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20009
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P8792
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> 100
Number:
0, 1
100 reliable retransmission.
0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
P8812
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reliable
retransmission
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P8842
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P8846
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup Code
P4715
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
string
Group Call Pickup Code
P4716
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> Feature
Key Sync
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8634
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
- Enable
P20054
× √ √
Account (2)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20158
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Account
Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P501
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Primary
SIP Sserver
Primary
SIP
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
P502
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Failover
SIP Server
String
Failover SIP
Server(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P988
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Second
Failover SIP Server
String
Second Failover
SipServer(Optional, used
when Failover SIP Server
no response)
P8853
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Prefer
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P4569
× √ √
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Primary SIP Sserver
Account
(3)->basic->Outboun
d Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P503
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Backup
Outbound Proxy
string
Backup Outbound
Proxy(This is Usually Set as
IP addr)
P20049
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->SIP
Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P930
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->NAT
Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 No,but send keep alive
P514
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Label
String
The name showing on the L
CD of current device
P20002
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->SIP User
ID
string
the user part of an SIP
address
P504
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Authentic
ate ID
String
can be identical to or
different from SIP User ID
P505
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
purposely not displayed for
securityprotection
P506
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Name
String
The Local phone name
showing on the other phone
when calling
P507
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->DNS
Mode
Number:
0-2
DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
P508
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->User ID
Is Phone Number
Number:
0, 1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 - Yes
P509
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->SIP
Registration
Number:
0, 1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P510
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:
0, 1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P511
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration(in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P512
× √ √
Account
(3)->basic->Out
Number:
0, 1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P913
× √ √
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Account (3)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port(default
5060)
P513
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:
0, 1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P578
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
number
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P526
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
RPort
Number:
0, 1
Enable/Disable RPort.0 No, 1 - Yes
P138
× √ √
Account (3)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:
0, 1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1102
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P551
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P552
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P553
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P554
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P555
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 -
P556
× √ √
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G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account
(3)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P737
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec-> G723
Rate
Number:
0, 1
G723 Rate (0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P559
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec-> iLBC
mode
Number:
0, 1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P396
× √ √
Account
(3)->Codec-> iLBC
Payload Type
Number:
96 to 127
iLBC Payload Type (from 96
to 127, default is 97)
P392
× √ √
Account
(3)->Advanced->
DTMF Payload Type
Number:
96-127
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 97
P579
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> DTMF
Type
Number:
0, 1,2
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
2 – SIP INFO
P20168
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:
0, 1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
× √
√
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:
0, 1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
P1891
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Use
NAT IP
String
Use NAT IP (use in
SIP/SDP message if
specified)
P566
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
Proxy Require
P518
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
Number:
0, 1
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 yes
P20648
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced, 2
= Enabled and forced
P543
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:
0, 1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes
P550
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:
0, 1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P591
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->Jitter
Number:
0, 1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P1133
× √ √
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Buffer Type
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P1132
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone (0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
P523
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number
10 - 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P1885
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P1672
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Dial
Plan
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4202
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,
do not send SUBSCRIBE
for Message Waiting
Indication, 1 - yes, send
periodical SUBBSCRIBE
for, Message Waiting
indication
P515
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P521
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Rejection
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1846
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P567
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P525
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer By
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer by
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P538
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 – no, 1 – yes
P539
× √ √
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Speaker on remote
disconnect
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P534
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P527
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P528
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P529
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Force
Timer
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P530
× √ √
Account (3) ->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P532
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS (When UAC
did not)
P533
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Force
INVITE
Number:
0, 1
Force INVITE (Always
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P531
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
Timing
P1811
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P1812
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P524
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Eventlist
BLF URL
string
Eventlist BLF URL
P544
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P8773
× √ √
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Account (3)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20978
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
P20006
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20010
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P8793
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> 100
reliable
retransmissions
Number:
0, 1
100 reliable
retransmissions. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8813
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P8843
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P8847
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup Code
P4725
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
string
Group Call Pickup Code
P4726
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> Feature
Key Sync
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8635
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
- Enable
P20055
× √ √
Account (3)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20159
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Account
Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P601
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Account
(4)->basic->Primary
SIP Sserver
Primary
SIP
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
P602
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Failover
SIP Server
String
Failover SIP Server
(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P989
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Second
Failover SIP Server
String
Second Failover
SipServer(Optional, used
when Failover SIP Server
no response)
P8854
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Prefer
Primary SIP Sserver
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P4570
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Outboun
d Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P603
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Backup
Outbound Proxy
string
Backup Outbound Proxy
(This is Usually Set as IP
addr)
P20050
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->SIP
Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P1030
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->NAT
Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 No,but send keep alive
P614
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Label
String
The name showing on the L
CD of current device
P20002
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->SIP User
ID
string
the user part of an SIP
address
P604
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Authentic
ate ID
String
can be identical to or
different from SIP User ID
P605
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
purposely not displayed for
securityprotection
P606
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Name
String
The Local phone name
showing on the other phone
when calling
P607
× √ √
Account
Number:
DNS Mode (0 - A Record, 1
P608
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(4)->basic->DNS
Mode
0-2
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
Account
(4)->basic->User ID
Is Phone Number
Number:
0, 1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 - Yes
P609
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->SIP
Registration
Number:
0, 1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P610
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:
0, 1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P611
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration (in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P612
× √ √
Account
(4)->basic->Out
Number:
0, 1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P1013
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port (default
5060)
P613
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:
0, 1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P678
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
number
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P626
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
RPort
Number:
0, 1
Enable/Disable RPort.0 No, 1 - Yes
P139
× √ √
Account (4)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:
0, 1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1103
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P651
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P652
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P653
× √ √
Account
Number:
Preferred Vocoder In listed
P654
× √ √
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76
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P655
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P656
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P637
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec-> G723
Rate
Number:0,
1
G723 Rate (0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P659
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec-> iLBC
mode
Number:
0, 1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P397
× √ √
Account
(4)->Codec-> iLBC
Payload Type
Number:
96 to 127
iLBC Payload Type (from 96
to 127, default is 97)
P393
× √ √
Account
(4)->Advanced->
DTMF Payload Type
number
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 97
P679
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> DTMF
Type
Number:
0, 1,2
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
2 – SIP INFO
P20169
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:
0, 1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
× √
√
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:
0, 1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
× √ √ Account (4)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
Proxy Require
P618
× √ √
Account (4)->
String
Used in SIP/SDP message
P866
× √ √
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Parameter List
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Advanced -> Use
NAT IP
if specified
Account (4)->
Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
Number:
0, 1
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 yes
P20649
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced, 2
= Enabled and forced
P643
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:
0, 1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes
P695
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:
0, 1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P691
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->Jitter
Buffer Type
Number:
0, 1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P1233
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P1232
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone (0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
P623
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number
10 - 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P1886
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P1772
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Dial
Plan
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4203
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,do
not send SUBSCRIBE for
Message Waiting Indication,
1 - yes,send periodical
SUBBSCRIBE
for ,Message Waiting
indication
P615
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P621
× √ √
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78
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Rejection
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1946
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P667
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P625
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer By
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer By
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P638
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Speaker on remote
disconnect
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 – no, 1 – yes
P639
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P634
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P627
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P628
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P629
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Force
Timer
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P630
× √ √
Account (4) ->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P632
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS(When UAC
did not)
P633
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Force
INVITE
Number:
0, 1
Force INVITE (Always
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P631
× √ √
Account (4)->
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
P1911
× √ √
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Parameter List
79
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Timing
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P1912
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P624
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Eventlist BLF URL
String
Eventlist BLF URL
P644
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P8774
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20979
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
P20007
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20011
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P8794
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> 100
reliable
retransmissions
Number:
0, 1
100 reliable
retransmissions. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8814
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P8844
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P8848
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup Code
P4735
× √ √
Account (4)->
string
Group Call Pickup Code
P4736
× √ √
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Parameter List
80
Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
Account (4)->
Advanced -> Feature
Key Sync
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P8656
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
- Enable
P20056
× √ √
Account (4)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20160
× √ √
Account
(5)->basic->Account
Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P20360
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Primary
SIP Sserver
Primary
SIP
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
P20362
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Failover
SIP Server
String
Failover SIP Server
(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P20364
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Second
Failover SIP Server
String
Second Failover
SipServer(Optional, used
when Failover SIP Server
no response)
P20366
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Prefer
Primary SIP Sserver
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P20368
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Outboun
d Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P20370
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Backup
Outbound Proxy
Sting
Backup Outbound Proxy
(This is Usually Set as IP
addr)
P20372
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->SIP
Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P20374
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->NAT
Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,
but send keep alive
P20376
× × √
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Parameter List
81
Account
(5)->basic->Label
string
Label
P20378
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->SIP User
ID
string
Displayname.line.1
P1704
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Authentic
ate ID
String
Authenticate ID
P1705
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
Authenticate Password
P1706
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Name
String
Name
P1707
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->DNS
Mode
Number:
0-2
DNS Mode (0 - A Record, 1
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
P20380
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->User ID
Is Phone Number
Number:
0, 1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 – Yes. If you enable
this option. The SIP
message send by IP phone
will contain “user = phone”.
P20382
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->SIP
Registration
Number:
0, 1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P20384
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:
0, 1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P20386
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration (in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P20388
× × √
Account
(5)->basic->Out
Outgoing Call
Without Registration
Number:
0, 1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P 1113
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port (default
5060)
P1713
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:
0, 1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P20390
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
number
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P1726
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
RPort
Number:
0, 1
RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P140
× × √
Account (5)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:
0, 1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1104
× × √
Account
Number:
Preferred Vocoder In listed
P20392
× × √
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Parameter List
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(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account
(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20394
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20396
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20398
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20400
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20402
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P20408
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec-> G723
Rate
Number:
0, 1
G723 Rate (0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P20410
× × √
Account
(5)->Codec-> iLBC
mode
Number:
0, 1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P20412
× × √
Account
Number:
iLBC Payload Type(from 96
P20414
× × √
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Parameter List
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(5)->Codec-> iLBC
Payload Type
96 to 127
to 127, default is 97)
Account
(5)->Advanced->
DTMF Payload Type
Number ：
96-127
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 97
P20416
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> DTMF
Type
Number:
0, 1,2
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
2 – SIP INFO
P20170
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:0,
1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
P20424
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:0,
1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
P20426
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
P20428
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Use NAT
IP
String
Used in SIP/SDP message
if specified
P20430
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
Number:
0, 1
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 yes
P20650
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced, 2
= Enabled and forced
P20432
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:
0, 1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 – yes.
If you enable this option.
When on a call, if the
phones find that you are not
speaking, it will send CNG
packet but not voice packet.
P20434
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:
0, 1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P20436
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Type
Number:
0, 1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P20438
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P20440
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone (0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 -
P1723
× × √
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Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number
10 - 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P20442
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P20444
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Dial
Plan
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4204/420
5
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,
do not send SUBSCRIBE
for Message Waiting
Indication, 1 - yes, send
periodical SUBBSCRIBE
for, Message Waiting
indication
P1715/181
5
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P1721/182
1
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Rejection
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P20446
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P1767
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1725
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer By
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer By
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1738
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Speaker on remote
disconnect
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1739
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P1734
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P1727
× × √
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Account (5)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P1728
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P1729
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Force
Timer
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P1730
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P1732
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS (When UAC
did not)
P1733
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Force
INVITE
Number:
0, 1
Force INVITE (Always
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P1731
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
Timing
P20448
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P20450
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P20452
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P20454
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20980
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
P20472
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20470
× × √
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Account (5)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P20456
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> 100
reliable
retransmissions
Number:
0, 1
100 reliable
retransmissions. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P20458
× × √
Account
(5)->Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P20460
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P20462
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup
Codexxxxxx
P20464
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
string
Group Call Pickup
Codexxxxxx
P20466
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> Feature
Key Sync
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 – Enable. It
defines whether to enable
Broad soft, DND&FWD
synchronization or not.0
stands for Disabled, 1
stands for Enabled.
P20468
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
– Enable. If you enable this
option. When the phone
sends INVITE message
which carry MAC head. And
MAC address of the phone
is in the MAC head.
P20474
× × √
Account (5)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20161
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Account
Active
Number:
0, 1
Account Active (In Use). 0 No, 1 - Yes
P20361
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Primary
Primary
SIP
It configures the primary
SIP server when the
P20363
× × √
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SIP Sserver
Server(eg:
sip.mycom
pany.com
or IP
address)
network is locallan 、
remotestun or SBC.
Account
(6)->basic->Failover
SIP Server
String
Failover SIP Server
(Optional, used when
primary server no response)
P20365
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Second
Failover SIP Server
String
Second Failover
SipServer(Optional, used
when Failover SIP Server
no response)
P20367
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Prefer
Primary SIP Sserver
Number:
0, 1
Prefer Primary SIP Server
(In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P20369
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Outboun
d Proxy
string
Outbound
Proxy(proxy.myprovider.co
m, or IP address, if any)
P20371
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Backup
Outbound Proxy
Sting
Backup Outbound Proxy
(This is Usually Set as IP
addr)
P20373
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->SIP
Transport
Number:
0-2
0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS
P20375
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->NAT
Traversal
Number:
0-2
0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,
but send keep alive
P20377
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Label
string
Label
P20379
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->SIP User
ID
string
Displayname.line.1
P1804
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Authentic
ate ID
String
Authenticate ID
P1805
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Authenticate
Password
String
Authenticate Password
P1806
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Name
String
Name
P1807
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->DNS
Mode
Number:
0-2
DNS Mode (0 - A Record, 1
- SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)
P20381
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->User ID
Number:0,
1
User ID Is Phone Number.0
- No, 1 – Yes. If you enable
P20383
× × √
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Is Phone Number
this option. The SIP
message send by IP phone
will contain “user = phone”.
Account
(6)->basic->SIP
Registration
Number:0,
1
SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 Yes
P20385
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Unregister On
Reboot
Number:0,
1
Unregister On Reboot.0 No, 1 - Yes
P20387
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Register Expiration
number
Register Expiration (in
minutes. default 1 hour,
max 45 days)
P20389
× × √
Account
(6)->basic->Out
Outgoing Call
Without Registration
Number:0,
1
Outgoing Call Without
Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P 1213
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Local SIP Port
number
Local SIP Port (default
5060)
P1813
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Use Random Port
Number:0,
1
Use Random Port.0 - No, 1
- Yes
P20391
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
Voice Mail UserID
number
Voice Mail UserID(UserID
for voice mail system)
P1826
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
RPort
Number:0,
1
RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes
P141
× × √
Account (6)->basic->
RFC 2543 Hold
Number:0,
1
RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 Yes
P1105
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 1.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20393
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 2.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20395
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 3.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20397
× × √
Account
Number:
Preferred Vocoder In listed
P20399
× × √
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(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
order. choice 4.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
Account
(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 5.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20401
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec->
Preferred Vocoder In
listed order
Number:
0, 2, 3, 4,
8, 9, 18,
20
Preferred Vocoder In listed
order. choice 6.
0 - PCMU, 2 - G.726-32, 3 GSM_FR,4 - G.723.1, 8 PCMA, 9 - G.722, 18 G.729A/B,20 - iLBC.
P20403
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec->
PTimes(ms)
Number:
1,2,3,4,5,6
1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 –
40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60
P20409
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec-> G723
Rate
Number:0,
1
G723 Rate (0 - 6.3kbps
encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps
encoding rate)
P20411
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec-> iLBC
mode
Number:0,
1
iLBC mode.0 - 20ms
mode,1 - 30ms mode
P20413
× × √
Account
(6)->Codec-> iLBC
Payload Type
Number:9
6 to 127
iLBC Payload Type (from 96
to 127, default is 97)
P20415
× × √
Account
(6)->Advanced->
DTMF Payload Type
Number ：
96-127
DTMF Payload Type，
default is 97
P20417
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> DTMF
Type
Number:0,
1,2
0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio,
2 – SIP INFO
P20171
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Send
Flash Event
Number:0,
1
Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 yes
P20425
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Enable
Call Features
Number:0,
1
Enable Call Features.0 - no,
1 - yes
P20427
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Proxy
Require
string
P20429
× × √
Account (6)->
String
Used in SIP/SDP message
P20431
× × √
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Advanced ->Use NAT
IP
if specified
Account (6)->
Advanced ->ZRTP
Encryption
Number:0,
1
ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 yes
P20651
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> SRTP
Mode
Number
0-2
SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1
= Enabled but not forced, 2
= Enabled and forced
P20433
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> VAD
Enable
Number:0,
1
VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 – yes.
If you enable this option.
When on a call, if the
phones find that you are not
speaking, it will send CNG
packet but not voice packet.
P20435
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Symmetric RTP
Number:0,
1
Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 yes
P20437
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Type
Number:0,
1
Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1
- adaptive
P20439
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Jitter
Buffer Length
Number
0-2
Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low,
1 - medium, 2 - high
P20441
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Account
Ring Tone
Number
0,1,2,3,4,5
,6,7,8
Account Ring Tone (0 default, 1 - Ring1.bin, 2 Ring2.bin, 3 - Ring3.bin, 4 Ring4.bin, 5 - Ring5.bin, 6 Ring6.bin, 7 - Ring7.bin, 8 Ring8.bin)
P1723
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Ring
Timeout
Number10
- 300
Ring Timeout (10-300
seconds, default is 60
seconds)
P20443
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Use #
As Dial Key
Number:
0, 1
Use # As Dial Key.0 - no, 1 yes
P20445
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Dial
Plan
string
Dial plan (dial plan prefix
string)
P4205
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Subscribe for MWI
Number:
0, 1
Subscribe for MWI.0 - no,
do not send SUBSCRIBE
for Message Waiting
Indication, 1 - yes, send
periodical SUBBSCRIBE
for, Message Waiting
indication
P1815
× × √
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Account (6)->
Advanced -> Send
Anonymous
Number:
0, 1
Send Anonymous,0 – no,1
– yes
P1821
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Anonymous Call
Rejection
Number:
0, 1
Anonymous Call
Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes
P20447
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Check
SIP User ID
Number:
0, 1,2
Check SIP User ID.0 –
Don’t Check, 1 – Always
Check, 2 - Automatic
P1867
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Auto
Answer
Number:
0, 1
Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1825
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Allow
Auto Answer By
Call-Info
Number:
0, 1
Allow Auto Answer By
Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1838
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Turn off
Speaker on remote
disconnect
Number:
0, 1
Turn off Speaker on remote
disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes
P1839
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->Session
Expiration
Number
Session Expiration (default
is 180 seconds)
P1834
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Min-SE
Number
Min-Session-Expiration
(default and minimum is 90
seconds)
P1827
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Caller
Request Timer
Number
Caller Request Timer
(Request for timer when
making outbound calls) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P1828
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->Callee
Request Timer
Number:
0, 1
Callee Request Timer
(when caller supports timer
but did not request one) 0 No, 1 - Yes
P1829
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Force
Timer
Number:
0, 1
Force Timer (use timer even
when remote party does not
support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
P1830
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->UAC
Specify Refresher
Number:
0-2
UAC Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 omit(Recommended)
P1832
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> UAS
Specify Refresher
Number:
1, 2
UAS Specify Refresher. 1 UAC, 2 - UAS (When UAC
did not)
P1833
× × √
Account (6)->
Number:
Force INVITE (Always
P1831
× × √
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Advanced -> Force
INVITE
0, 1
refresh with INVITE instead
of UPDATE) 0 - No, 1 - Yes
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Minimum
Number
Minimum Hook Flash
Timing
P20449
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Hook
Flash Timing->
Maximum
Number
Maximum Hook Flash
Timing
P20451
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Special
Feature
Number
100, 104,
106
100 - Standard, 104 - World
Call, 106 - NETHID
P20453
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Share
Line
Number:
0-2
Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 Broadsoft, 2 - BLA
P20455
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> SCA
Barge-In
Number:
0-1
SCA Barge-In. 0 - Disable, 1
– Enable.
Enables or disables the
BroadSoft SCA Barge-In
feature
P20981
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Conference Type
Number:
0-1
Conference Type. 0 - Local,
1 – Enable.
P20473
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Conference URI
string
Conference URI
P20471
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> SIP
Server Type
Number:
0, 1
SIP Server Type. 0 Default, 1 - BroadSoft
P20457
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> 100
reliable
retransmissions
Number:
0, 1
100 reliable
retransmissions. 0 Disable, 1 - Enable
P20459
× × √
Account
(6)->Advanced ->
Early-Session
Number:
0, 1
Early-Session. 0 - Disable,
1 - Enable
P20461
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->
Refuse-Return-Code
Number:
0-2
Refuse-Return-Code. 0
-BUSY-486, 1 NOT-FOUND-404, 2 REFUSE-603
P20463
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->Direct
Call Pickup Code
string
Direct Call Pickup
Codexxxxxx
P20465
× × √
Account (6)->
string
Group Call Pickup
P20467
× × √
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Advanced ->Group
Call Pickup Code
Codexxxxxx
Account (6)->
Advanced -> Feature
Key Sync
Number:
0, 1
Feature Key Sync. 0 Disable, 1 – Enable. It
defines whether to enable
Broad soft, DND&FWD
synchronization or not.0
stands for Disabled, 1
stands for Enabled.
P20469
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced -> SIP
Send Mac
Number:
0, 1
SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1
– Enable. If you enable this
option. When the phone
sends INVITE message
which carry MAC head. And
MAC address of the phone
is in the MAC head.
P20475
× × √
Account (6)->
Advanced ->Caller
Display Source
Number:
0, 1,2,3,4
Caller Display Source.0 –
From Only, 1 – PAI-FROM,
2 – PAI-RPID-FROM, 3 –
RPID-PAI-FROM,4 –
RPID-FROM
P20162
× × √
Network->Basic->
WAN->DHCP/Static
IP Address/PPPoE
Number:
0-2
WAN. 0 - DHCP, 1 - Static
IP Address, 2 - PPPoE
P8 √ √
√
Network->Basic->
WAN->DHCP->DHC
P HostName
String
DHCP HostName, DHCP
option 12. Max length
allowed is 64 characters.
Default value is 0.
P146
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->DHCP ->DHCP
Domin
String
DHCP Domin
P147
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->DHCP -> DHCP
Vendor Class ID
String
DHCP Vendor Class ID,
DHCP option 60. Max
length allowed is 64
characters.
P148
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->DHCP -> DHCP
User Class
String
DHCP 43 vendor specific
information
P149
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address->IP Address
Number
IP address
P9/P10/P1
1/P12
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address-> Subnet
Number
Subnet Mask
P13/P14/P
15/P16
√ √ √
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Mask
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address-> Default
Gateway
Number
Default Gateway
P17/P18/P
19/P20
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address->Static DNS
Number:0,
1
Static DNS.0 – No, 1 - Yes
P20163
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address-> Primary
DNS
Number
Primary DNS
P21/P22/P
23/P24
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->Static IP
Address-> Secondary
DNS
Number
Secondary DNS
P25/P26/P
27/P28
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE-> PPPoE
account ID
String
PPPoE account ID
P82 √ √ √ Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE-> PPPoE
password
String
PPPoE password
P83 √ √
√
Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE-> PPPoE
Service Name
String
PPPoE Service Name
P269
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE->
Preferred DNS
Server
Number
Preferred DNS Server
P92/P93/P
94/P95
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE-> Reply
to ICMP
Number:0
,1
Reply to ICMP (0 - no, 1 –
yes)
P189
√ √ √
Network->Basic->WA
N->PPPoE-> WAN
Http Access
Number:0
,1
WAN Http Access (0 - no, 1
– yes)
P190
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port-> As Bridge/ as
Router/ Connect to
Expansion Module
Number:0-
2
PC Port (1 - As Bridge, 0 as Router, 2 - Connect to
Expansion Module)
P231
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port-> IP Address
String
IP Address of PC Port
P111
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port-> Subnet Mask
String
Subnet Mask of PC Port
P110
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port-> IP Lease Time
Number
IP Lease Time
P112
√ √ √
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Network->Basic->PC
Port-> DHCP Server
Number:0
,1
DHCP Server (0 - Disable, 1
- Enable)
P8639
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port-> DMZ IP
string
DMZ IP
P113
√ √ √
Port->Port
Map->WAN Port
Number
WAN Port
P150-P157
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port->Port Map->
LAN IP
string
LAN IP
P158-P165
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port->Port Map->
LAN Port
Numbrt
LAN Port
P166-P173
√ √ √
Network->Basic->PC
Port->Port Map->
Protocol
Number:0-
2
Protocol (0 - UDP, 1 TCP ,2 - TCP/UDP)
P174-P181
√ √ √
Network->Advanced>LLDP->active
Number:0
,1
Active (0 - Disable, 1 Enable)
P5438
√ √ √
Network->Advanced>LLDP-> Packed
Interval
number
Packed Interval
P5439
√ √ √
Network->Advanced>Qos Set-> Layer 3
QoS
Number:
0-63
Layer 3 QoS (Diff-Serv or
Precedence value)
P38 √ √
√
Network->Advanced>Qos Set-> Layer 2
QoS. 802.1Q/VLAN
Tag
Number:0-
4094
Layer 2 QoS. 802.1Q/VLAN
Tag (VLAN classification for
RTP)
P51 √ √
√
Network->Advanced>Qos Set-> Layer 2
QoS. 802.1p priority
value
Number:
0-7
Layer 2 QoS. 802.1p priority
value (0 - 7).
P87 √ √
√
Network->Advanced>Qos Set-> Data
VLAN Tag
Number
Data VLAN Tag (vaild only
when Bridge mode)
P229
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> NTP Server-> URL
or IP address
String
URL or IP address of NTP
Server
P30 √ √
√
Network->Advanced>VPN Active
Number
VPN Active (0 - no, 1 - yes)
P9269
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> DHCP VLAN Active
Number:0,
1
Active (0 - no, 1 - yes)
P8684
√ √ √
Network->Advanced>Web Server-> FTTP
Port
Number
HTTP Port
P901
√ √ √
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Network->Advanced> Web Server->
FTTPS Port
Number
HTTPS Port
P8724
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> Web Server->Type
Number:0-
3
Type (0 - Disable, 1 HTTP&HTTPS, 2 - HTTP
Only, 3 - HTTPS Only)
P8725
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> 802.1X-> 802.1X
Mode
Number:0,
1,2,3,4,5,6
,7
802.1X Mode (# 0 - Disable,
1 - EAP-MD5,2 – EAP-TLS,
3 EAP-PEAP/MSCHAPV2, 4
EAP-TTLS/EAP-MSCHAPV
2
, 5 - EAP-PEAP/GTC, 6 EAP-TTLS/EAP-GTC, 7 EAP-FAST)
P9266
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> 802.1X-> Identity
Number
Identity
P9267
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> 802.1X-> MD5
Password
string
MD5 Password
P9268
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> Local RTP Port->
Max Rtp Port
Number
Max Rtp Port (default is
5104)
P739
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> Local RTP Port->
Min Rtp Port
Number
Min Rtp Port (default is
5004)
P39 √ √
√
Network->Advanced> VQ RTCP Report->
RTCP Support
Number:0,
1
RTCP Support (0 – Disable,
1 - Enable)
If Enabled, the phone will
analyze RTP Info statistics,
then report to Collector if
needed
P20119
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> VQ RTCP Report->
Voice Quality Report
Collector
string
Voice Quality Report
Collector:
The SIP address of the
RTCP Collector, e.g.:
sip:[email protected]:8
765
P20120
√ √ √
Network->Advanced> VQ RTCP
Report->RTCP-XR
Report Format
string
RTCP-XR Report Format:
The Format of Reported
PUBLISH Info
P20121
√ √ √
Network->Advanced>Others-> STUN
String
STUN Server (url or ip:port)
P76 √ √
√
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