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But you could set a subnet you want to scan through "Subnet Mode".
3.3.1.1 Introduction to the function of scanning DSP information.
This function is to scan out the DSP version of the phone to distinguish which hardware platform the phone belongs to.
Example:
DSP column display information comparison:
Instructions:
Before using the DSP function, please click Discover Devices to scan the device. After scanning the device, click DSP ANALYING to obtain the device DSP information.
If the phone's username and password are modified under this network segment (that is, not the default admin:admin), please fill in the modified ones, and the scan analysis program will use the username and password entered by the user to try to obtain it after running.
Because the user name and password are incorrect or the device does not support the acquisition, the acquisition may fail. After scanning, NA will be displayed. Please carefully check whether the user name and password are entered incorrectly.
Note:
After each use of Discover Devices, the Dsp column will be refreshed, and you need to click DSP ANALYING to re-acquire. During the acquisition process, the button style will change to [DSP ANALYING...]. After the acquisition is successful and displayed, it will return to its original state.
This function is based on HTTP request. Before using it, please open the phone web page to set Network->Advanced→Web Server→Type and select the HTTP item, otherwise it will cause access failure and the DSP information cannot be obtained.
3.4 Device Manage
On this page, you can view the status of your phones and execute commands like provision, download configuration files, etc.
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- Select External Server and Cfg Server Path fill in the server path where the configuration is stored
4. Quick UseUse
4.1How to provision the phone through HTP?
NOTE: All operations shown below are proceed in "Mac Mode". "Pin Mode" is not supported right now.
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- To start build-in HTTP server, you need to fill in the port edit area with appropriate port, and then click "Start" to run. If the port is not available, it needs to be modified.
- While choosing external Server, you need to fill in a configuration file server address (
), such as "http://192.168.0.150:80/cfg" (without "/" at the end). Make sure that this path is accessible. - Start PNP server. For the Htek phones, fill "Listen to" box with "224.0.1.75" and fill "Port" box with "5060". Do Not Change These Two Parameters If You Do Not Know What These Mean.
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All the selected phones will execute the command.
Files Hierarchy
The files hierarchy of the software is shown in the figure (only the folder type is displayed).
The root directory of the software folder has "default", "ini", "log","models", "samples" and "server".
The "log" folder shows once you run this app. It stores log files.
The "default" folder contains the "$json" folder and the "$cfg.bin" file. When the "models" folder is empty, the software reads the files in that folder. Do not delete.
There is currently "$default.ini" configuration file in the "ini" folder, which holds the default configuration of the software. After the software is turned off for the first time, the "setting.ini" file will be generated in this folder. If the user does not modify the configuration, the file will be consistent with the "$default.ini" file, otherwise changes will be stored in this file. The "$default.ini" file cannot be deleted. Deleting "setting.ini" will restore the software to the default configuration.
The "models" folder contains information about different devices. By adding and subtracting and updating this folder, you can add or subtract or update device information. You can't rename the folder at will, which will cause the image to be invalid.
The samples folder currently has a CSV template for batch generation configuration files. This folder is not required.
The "server" folder contains the "htdocs" folder, which contains the "cfg" (for cfg files store) and "fw"(for firmware files store) folders. Built-in HTTP server need these folders.
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