1. Introduction

Please note: 8xx including all models:
UC802/ UC802T/ UC803/ UC803T/ UC804/ UC804T/ UC804G/ UC806/ UC806T/ UC806G/ UC840/ UC842/ UC860/ UC862
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 UC802/ UC802T/ UC803/ UC803T/ UC804/ UC804T/ UC804G/ UC806/ UC806T/ UC806G/ UC840/ UC842/ UC860/ UC862
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.

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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 UC8xx, 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 UC862 For example, the configuration file name should
be factory0000.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
UC802/UC802T	0007	factory0007.bin/cfg0007.xml
UC803/UC803T	0006	factory0006.bin/cfg0006.xml
UC804	0005	factory0005.bin/cfg0005.xml
UC804T	00051	factory00051.bin/cfg00051.xml
UC804G	00052	factory00052.bin/cfg00052.xml
UC806	0004	factory0004.bin/cfg0004.xml
UC806T	00041	factory00041.bin/cfg00041.xml
UC806G	00042	factory00042.bin/cfg00042.xml
UC840	0003	factory0003.bin/cfg0003.xml
UC842	0001	factory0001.bin/cfg0001.xml
UC860	0002	factory0002.bin/cfg0002.xml
UC862	0000	factory0000.bin/cfg0000.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:

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.

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 77.

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 39.

2.5 How to edit cfg$mac file

Cfg$mac file is a binary format configuration. It contains configuration parameters which apply to all phone models.
The line beginning with "#" is considered to be the annotation, and easy to understand each P value.
The parameters commonly edited in the cfg$mac file are described as follows:

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

## Configuration template for UC860 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 SipServer(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)

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

# Label(This name will be displayed on the device's LCD)

P20000=

# 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 1 hour, max 45 days)

P32 = 15

# 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 HPT >> in page 44.

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:
The parameters edited in the cfgMAC.xml file are described as follows:

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

<hl_provision version="1">

<P8775 para="Account1.ConnectMode">0</P8775>;

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 Management→Configuration, 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: Management→Auto 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 personalize ring tone:
For example: P8721 = 8
For more information on customizing ring tone file, please refer to <<Making Ringtone Notes>> in page 60.

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.xml
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
ChineseTraditional	11_繁体中文(ChineseTraditional).xml
Slovenian	13_Slovenščina(Slovenian).xml
Persian	14_Persian(Farsi).xml
Hebrew	15_עברית(Hebrew).xml
Slovak	16_Slovak.xml
Czech	17_Czech.xml
JapaneseSimplified	18_日本語(JapaneseSimplified).xml
Dutch	19_Nederlands(Dutch).xml

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 62.

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
French	1_French.js
German	2_German.js
Spanish	3_Spanish.js
Portuguese	4_Portuguese.js
Russian	5_Russian.js
Italian	6_Italian.js
Polish	7_Polish.js
Turkish	8_Turkish.js
ChineseSimplified	10_ChineseSimplified.js
ChineseTraditional	11_ChineseTraditional.js
Dutch	19_Dutch.js

Below picture shows a portion of Web_English_Template.js 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 64.

4.4 Customizing wallpaper

You can customize Htek UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862 IP phones' wallpaper.
Below table shows wallpaper's format and resolution for UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862 IP phones:

Phone model	Photo format	Resolution	One file size	Photo number
UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862	.jpg, .bmp	480*320	<=2M	6

Wallpaper2 is default wallpaper, you can change configuration parameter to other wallpaper:
For more information on customizing wallpaper, please refer to << LCD and Web GUI custom Guide >> in page 68.

4.5 Customizing screensaver

You can customize Htek UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862 IP phones' screensaver.
Below table shows screensaver's format and resolution for UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862 IP phones:

Phone model	Photo format	Resolution	One file size	Photo number
UC840/UC842/UC860/UC862	.jpg, .bmp	480*320	<=2M	3

Screensaver default is Off, you can change configuration parameter to activate the Screensaver :
For more information on customizing screensaver, please refer to << LCD and Web GUI custom Guide >> in page 68.

4.6 Customizing weblogo

You can customize Htek all phone models' weblogo on webpage.

Phone model	Photo format	Resolution	File size
UC802/UC802T/UC803/UC803T/ UC804/UC804T/UC804G/UC806/ UC806T/UC806G/UC840/UC842/ UC860/UC862	.jpg	225*93	<=2M

For more information on customizing weblogo, please refer to << LCD and Web GUI custom Guide >> in page 68.

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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:

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 UC840,UC842,UC860,UC862.
You can change the Screensaver server configuration to locate the file:
P20051=http(s)://192.168.0.254/Screensaver.jpg
Note: 1. Screensaver file phone gets from server will cover the screensaver photo1.
2. Only support format .jpg, .bmp.

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.jpg
Note: 1.Wallpaper file phone gets from server will cover the wallpaper6.
2. Only support format .jpg, .bmp.

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6. Upgrade Firmware

Version number and support files list:

1.0.3.58-1.0.3.72	1.0.3.73 or later
boot_8xx.bin img_8xx.bin hlpres.tar Language.tar ring4.bin ring5.bin ring6.bin ring7.bin ring8.bin	fw8xx.rom

Note:
When the phone which version is 1.0.3.71 or older upgrade to 1.0.3.73, phone will upgrade img_8xx.bin then automatically upgrade fw8xx.rom. fw8xx.rom is all-in-one firmware file. After upgrading to the 1.0.3.73 firmware, in the next time, phone will only need upgrade one file fw8xx.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 71, Upgrade through FTP in page 74 and Upgrade through HTTPS in page 75.

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, and server name can be in either FQDN or IP address format. Below are examples of some valid URLs.
e.g. firmware.mycompany.com:5688/Hanlong
e.g. www.mycompany.com:5688/fm/Hanlong
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/fw860.rom on localhost by browser" to verify the HTTP Server. If visiting "http://192.168.0.254/fm/fw860.rom on other computer is no prompt to download fw860.rom file, please check the firewall (Suggest to close the firewall).
(4) Change the setting of UC8xx(192.168.0.254 is HTTP server):
Click "SaveSet".
(5) Restart the UC8xx, 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
(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, UC8xx IP Phone will attempt to retrieve the new image files by downloading them into the UC8xx's SDRAM. During this stage, the phones LEDs will blink more frequently 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.

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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.

The PNP Server feature is enable default.
Webpage --> Management --> Auto Provision --> PnP Active: No/Yes
If you set "Yes", the Phone will obtain the provisioning server address from the PnP Server.
Setting of "DHCP Option 128 or 150 or 66":
If you set "PnP Active" to "No", login Webpage --> Management --> Auto Provision --> Allow DHCP Option (128 or 150 or 66) To Override Server: No/Yes
If you set "To Override Server" to "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 both "PnP Active" and "To Override Server" to "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".
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:
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.

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8. Update mode

Update mode sets the desired time for phone to perform the auto provisioning process.
Below introduces 3 update 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 save the change.
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 update 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 UC860 IP Phone downloads configuration files from TFTP server .
Example2: Htek UC860 IP Phone downloads configuration files from FTP server .
Example3: Htek UC860 IP Phone downloads configuration files from HTTP server.

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10. Firmware and Configuration File Prefix and Postfix

Htek IP Phone supports Prefix and Postfix for both firmware and configuration files.
Parameter P232 and P233 are for Prefix and Postfix for Firmware and 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 UC860:
If the firmware version is earlier than 1.0.3.73, the firmware BASIC NAMES as follows:

boot_860.bin
img_860.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_860.bin_1.0.3.70
hl_img_860.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

If the firmware version is 1.0.3.73 or later than 1.0.3.73, the firmware BASIC NAME as follows:

fw860.rom

Service provider can use "hl_" as prefix, and "_1.0.3.73" as postfix, the above files will be changed to:

hl_ fw860.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.

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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

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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 page 24 .
For mass deployment, We provides 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:

MAC address range, this should be printed on the carton box
Your TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS server IP address
Your company name and address

Here is what 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 www.htek.com/support/Document_And_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 https://rps.htek.com/index.php/fn/g 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.
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
UC802/UC802T ------> cfg0007
UC803/UC803T ------> cfg0006
UC804 ------> cfg0005
UC804T ------> cfg00051
UC804G ------> cfg00052
UC806 ------> cfg0004
UC806T ------> cfg00041
UC806G ------> cfg00042
UC840 ------> cfg0003
UC842 ------> cfg0001
UC860 ------> cfg0002
UC862 ------> cfg0000
For example , if you have a Htek device UC860 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 UC860 ,you should entitle it as cfg0002.xml
Step 2: Login webpage, find out Web Setting Path of memory key1. Function Keys-Memory Key-Key1
Step 3: Refer to 23. 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 cfg0002.xml as follow
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 include all parameters of this phone.
Step 5: Open the Xml file that you downloaded, you can find that the parameter has been changed.
Step 6: Change the xml file's name to cfg0002.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 Htek Provision Tool and Upgrade the Configuration File via HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/TFTP

Operating Environment

System	Windows 7 and later versions
Display	Minimum: 1280 X 800 pixels
Network	The computer running the software needs to be in the same network segment of the same area as the phone to be provisioned

Server:
HTTP Server: 192.168.0.106
HTTPS Server: 192.168.0.106
FTP Server: 192.168.0.106
TFTP Server: 192.168.0.106
Tool: HtekPT-1.1.1beta.exe

18.1 Generate the configuration file for Htek IP Phones

HPT can batch generate cfg files in a Keyword-replace manner.
In MAC mode, the first column must be "MAC" column, where only MAC addresses allowed in the form like "001fc1aabbcc" (lowercase).
"Keyword-replace" means to replace the item content (P value) by the exact keyword . To do this, the item to be replaced need to set its content (P value) to a unique string, such as "$$userId_1". If the CSV file contained a column whose head is just "$$userId_1", then all cfg files generated will substitute "$$userId_1" with the string in the cell of the column (specific row is determined by the MAC column).
Step 1. Prepare a CSV File (Sample path: \samples\MacModeSample.csv. Two rows at least needed. )
Define the Keyword you want to write into the CFG file. Such as:
MAC: MAC address of the phone
$$server.1: Primary SIP Server of Account 1
$$userId_1: SIP User ID of Account 1
$$authenId_1: Authenticate ID of Account 1
$$pw_1: Authenticate Password of Account 1
$$server.2: Primary SIP Server of Account 2
$$userId_2: SIP User ID of Account 2
$$authenId_2: Authenticate ID of Account 2
$$pw_2: Authenticate Password of Account 2
The corresponding item contents are shown as below:
Step 2. Edit Cfg File
1. Select Device: Click the drop-down box to select the device for visual editing. ( If there isn't your device or version in the drop-down box, you can choose a similar device or choose UC926. However, if so, the following edits may present a risk of conflict. )
2. Load the configuration file template: By default, the software automatically selects the default cfg file of the current device (Default cfg file of a device is in the device directory, named as "$devCfg.bin").
You can also click "Load a Template" button to load a bin format cfg file as template. After loading, loaded cfg file will automatically rewrite the information in the Phone Configuration page.
3. Switch to "Phone Configuration" page.
This page is divided to 3 areas. Left area shows the phone image, keys that can be set can be clicked. Middle area is the outline of all the configurable items. Right area shows details where you edit the exact configuration here.
Fill the right items with the right keywords.
4. In the process of editing, the software will automatically remember changes, so you can switch directly among the outline items. All the changes are kept temporally. You can click "Save" or "Save as" button to save these changes. Or let them alone.
Step 3. Load CSV File and Generate Cfg Files
1. Click "Load CSV File" to load CSV file. All the content will be shown on the table.
NOTE: For many CSV editor, opened file is exclusively occupied. You need to close this file first, then load it with HPT.
2. Modify csv file if need. You can add rows, edit content or save this table as another file.
3. Choose to encrypt the generate files or not.
4. If built-in HTTP server has started, you can check "Autofill Server Path" to autofill the cfg server path and firmware server path. If you want to learn about how to start built-in HTTP server, please refer to 18.2.1 Step 1.
5. Click "Batch" to generate cfg files and save them in the desired directory, or click "Batch to Built-in Server" to generate and store them in the built-in HTTP server file directory (\server\htdocs\cfg and \server\htdocs\fw).

18.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via HTTP/TPFP/FTP/HTTPS

18.2.1 Upgrade cfgMAC file via Htek Provision Tool

Step 1. Open servers
In general, to fully use all of the capabilities of Htek Provision Tool, you need to configure and start relevant servers first (Skip this step only when you just want to edit cfg files).
1. Switch pages to "Servers".
2. Select the right network interface, which can be accessed by other devices on the same network segment.
NOTE: For HTTP servers, you can choose build-in or external one. PNP server cannot be turned on until you have selected the external HTTP server or started built-in HTTP server.
3. 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.
4. While choosing external Server, you need to fill in a configuration file server address (Cfg Server Path), such as "http://192.168.0.106/cfg" (without "/" at the end). Make sure that this path is accessible.
5. 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. If you cannot start PNP server, please handle the problem according to the error message.
Step2. provision devices
1. If you want to provision the phone via PNP, just restart the phone now and it will be successfully provisioned.
2. If you want to provision directly, you can operate as follows:
Switch pages to "Devices Online".
On this page, you can search for devices on the same network segment within the LAN and provision them.
(1) Select the right network interface, which can be accessed by other devices on the same network segment.
(2) Select a Mac address filter or input one (Input filter format: 00-1f, 00-1f -, 00-1f - c, 00-1f - c1-11-22 - , etc.).
(3) Click "Discover Devices" to start search. When the desired content has been found, click this button to end search, or wait for it to end on its own.
The results of the search are presented as shown in the table above. The head can be used for the screening of device model and version number.
Click the most left num column, you can select a device, or you can select multiple devices by hold pressing left mouse key and dragging. Click the top left corner of the form to select all the devices of the current table. Left-click on the selected device, which will cancel the selection.
Right click, quick menu will pop up. There are three commands:

"Provision": This command ask phones to fetch cfg file from the HTTP server where you defined on Page "Servers".
"Upgrade": Same as "Provision" on current HPT version.
"Refresh" : Check if the phones selected are still online.

All the selected phones will execute the command.

18.2.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via configuring Htek IP Phone

Step 1: Login Htek IP device's webpage, Management→Auto Provision?
Via HTTP mode:
Via TFTP mode:
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:

Test result:

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19. Making Ringtone Notes

Prepare:
Tool: ringtool.exe
Ring file format: pcm
1. To make ring tone for UC8xx
1.1 Double click ringtool.exe
1.2 Select the Maximum 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.
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

You need to contact us about how to obtain the Language.tar file.
Unzip the Language.tar using 7-zip tool.
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.
For example custom Chinese Language
If your country's language is not exist 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)
→ Select the Language folder→ Compress Language.tar package using 7-zip tool and Cover the original→Delete 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.
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 that on the Web.
4. For example, custom Chinese Language
If your country's language is not exist 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)
→ Select the Language folder→ Compress Language.tar package using 7-zip tool and Cover the original→Delete 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 finish the Language.tar, you must send the Language.tar package to us, then we provide the firmware to you.

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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

21.1 How to custom the wallpaper1-wallpaper6?

Open hlpres folder→you can custom the wallpaper4.jpg-wallpaper6.jpg (dimension:480*320 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller→Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package

21.2 How to custom the screensaver1- screensaver3?

Open hlpres folder→you can custom the screensaver1.jpg-screensaver3.jpg (dimension:480*320 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package

21.3 How to custom the weblogo?

Open hlpres folder→you can custom the weblogo.jpg(dimension:225*93 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package

21.4 How to custom the eights menus(.png)in the main menu?

Open hlpres folder→you can custom the .png(dimension:65*65 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package

21.5 How to custom the ...Icon.png?

Open hlpres folder→you can custom the ...Icon.png (dimension:65*65 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tarpackage

21.6 How to custom the lcdlogo_color.png?

This logo is only applicable to UC840, UC842, UC860, UC862.
Open hlpres folder→you can custom the lcdlogo_color.png (dimension:400*42 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package.
Enter Menu→Display→Screensaver Time-out:1min;Scrrensaver Type: Time & Logo→Save, this logo displays correctly.

21.7 How to custom the lcdlogo_bw.png?

This logo is only applicable to UC802/T, UC803/T, UC804/T/G, UC806/T/G.
Open hlpres folder→you can custom the lcdlogo_bw.png (dimension:100*11 size: through Photoshop tools make the size smaller) →Select the hlpres folder→Compress hlpres.tar package.
Enter Menu→Display->Screensaver Time-out:1min;Scrrensaver Type:Time & Logo→Save, this logo display correctly.
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 finish 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: When the phone whose firmware version is 1.0.3.62 or earlier upgrades to 1.0.3.73, you must put the upgrade files(include fw8xx.rom/ fw9xx.rom and img_8xx.bin/ img_9xx.bin ) into the server path and the phone will upgrade img_8xx.bin/ img_9xx.bin then automatically upgrade fw8xx.rom/ fw9xx.rom.
After upgrading to the new firmware, in the next time, you will only need to put one file fw8xx.rom/ fw9xx.rom into the server path. Upgrade steps of later than 1.0.3.73 version and earlier than 1.0.3.73 version is the same.

22.1 Upgrade through HTTP

To upgrade via HTTP, the "Management"->"Auto Provision" ->"Firmware Upgrade" -> "Upgrade Mode" field needs to be set to HTTP, respectively. "Firmware Server Path" needs to be set to a valid URL of a HTTP server, server name can be in either FQDN or IP address format. Here are examples of some valid URL.
e.g. firmware.mycompany.com:5688/Hanlong
e.g. www.mycompany.com:5688/fm/Hanlong
e.g. 218.2.83.110
Instructions for firmware upgrade via HTTP:
(1) End users can choose to download the free HTTP server from http://httpd.apache.org/ or use Microsoft IIS web server. Then set up HTTP server.
(2) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the root/phone directory of the HTTP server.
(3) Visit "http://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom" on localhost by browser to verify the HTTP Server. If visiting "http://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom" on other computer is no prompt to download fw860.rom file, please check the firewall (Suggest close the firewall).
(4) Change the setting of the IP Phone (192.168.0.106 is HTTP server):
Click "SaveSet".
(5) Restart the IP Phone, and it will restart and auto-get firmware files from HTTP server.
NOTES:

Htek recommends end-user use the Htek HTTP server. For large companies, we recommend to maintain their own TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS server for upgrade and provisioning procedures.
Once a "Firmware Server Path" is set, user needs to update the settings and restart the IP Phone. If the configured firmware server is found and a new code image is available, the IP Phone will attempt to retrieve the new image files by downloading them into the IP Phone's SDRAM. During this stage, the IP Phone's LEDs will blink fastly until the checking/downloading process is completed. Upon verification of checksum, the new code image will then 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 IP Phone will stop the TFTP/HTTP/FTP/HTTPS process and simply boot using the existing code image in the flash.
Firmware upgrade may take as long as 3 to 8 minutes over Internet, or just 1 minutes if it is performed on a LAN. It is recommended to conduct firmware upgrade in a controlled LAN environment if possible.
Hanlong's latest firmware is available at www.htek.com/ →Support →Document & Firmware.
Oversea users are strongly recommended to download the binary files and upgrade firmware locally in a controlled LAN environment.

22.2 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 IP Phone should be in the same LAN segment.
(5) Set TFTP Root Directory to D:\FM.
TFTP SERVER → File → Configure

(6) Go to File -> Configure -> Security to change the TFTP server's default setting from "Receive Only" to "Transmit Only" for the firmware upgrade.
(7) Start the TFTP server, Configure the Firmware Server Path with the IP address (192.168.0.240 is TFTP server) in the IP Phone's web configuration page.
(8) Save the change and restart the IP Phone.
(9) You can test your TFTP server by other 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 fw860.rom f:/fw860.rom
If your TFTP server is OK, something like "Transfer successful: " will be printed in command windows.

22.3 Upgrade through FTP

(1) Setup a FTP Server(e.g. FileZilla Server).
(2) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the root/phone directory of the FTP Server.
(3) Configure the FTP Server.
(4) Visit ftp://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom on localhost by browser, enter username and password, and you will view upgrade file. If visiting ftp://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom on other computer is no prompt to download fw860.rom file, please check the firewall (Suggest close the firewall).
(5) Configure the Firmware Server Path in the IP Phone's web configuration page.( 192.168.0.106 is FTP server)
(6) Click the "SaveSet" and then click "Restart" in the webpage.

22.4 Upgrade through HTTPS

(1) Install and configure an Apache HTTPS Server in local computer.
(2) Unzip the firmware file and put all of them under the root/phone directory of the HTTPS Server.
(3) Visit "https://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom" on localhost by browser to verify the HTTPS Server. If visiting "https://192.168.0.106/phone/fw860.rom" on other computer is no prompt to download fw860.rom file, please check the firewall (Suggest close the firewall).
(4) Configure the Firmware Server Path in the IP Phone's web configuration page. (192.168.0.106 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
Profile(1)->basic->Primary SIP Sserver	Primary SIP Server(eg:sip.mycompany.com or IP address)	It configures the primary SIP server when the network is locallan, remotestun or SBC.	P47
Profile(1)->basic->Failover SIP Server	String	Failover SIP Server(Optional, used when primary server no response)	P967
Profile(1)->basic->Second Failover SIP Server	String	Second Failover SipServer(Optional, used when Failover SIP Server no response)	P8851
Profile(1)->basic->Prefer Primary SIP Sserver	Number: 0, 1	Prefer Primary SIP Server (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P4567
Profile(1)->basic->DHCP SIP Server	Number: 0, 1	DHCP SIP Server. 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P24065
Profile(1)->basic->Outbound Proxy	string	Outbound Proxy(proxy.myprovider.com, or IP address, if any)	P48
Profile(1)->basic->Backup Outbound Proxy	String	Backup Outbound Proxy(This is Usually Set as IP addr)	P20047
Profile(1)->basic->SIP Transport	Number: 0-2	0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS	P130
Profile(1)->basic->NAT Traversal	Number: 0-2	0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,but send keep alive	P52
Profile(1)->basic->DNS Mode	Number: 0-2	DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1 - SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)	P103
Profile(1)->basic->Call Message Format	Number: 0, 1, 2	Call Message Format. 0 - Regular,1 - User=Phone , 2 - Tel	P63
Profile(1)-> basic-> Transfer Release Trigger	Number: 0, 1, 2	Transfer Release Trigger. 0 – NOTIFY with 200 OK 1 – 2xx response of REFER 2 – BYE for the call	P24785
Profile(1)->basic->SIP Registration	Number: 0, 1	SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P31
Profile(1)->basic-> Unregister On Reboot	Number: 0, 1	Unregister On Reboot.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P81
Profile(1)->basic-> Register Expiration	number	Register Expiration(in minutes. default 1 hour, max 45 days)	P32
Profile(1)->basic-> Outgoing Call Without Registration	Number: 0, 1	Outgoing Call Without Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P109
Profile(1)->basic-> RPort	Number: 0, 1	Enable/Disable RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P136
Profile(1)->basic-> RFC 2543 Hold	Number: 0, 1	RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P1100
Profile(1)->basic-> ConnectMode	Number: 0, 1	ConnectMode.0 - VPN, 1 - Local	P8775
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocorders In listed order-> Choice1	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P57
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice2	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P58
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice3	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P59
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice4	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P60
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice5	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P61
Profile(1)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice6	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P62
Profile(1)->Codec-> PTimes(ms)	Number: 1,2,3,4,5,6	1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 – 40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60	P37
Profile(1)->Codec-> G723 Rate	Number: 0, 1	G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps encoding rate)	P49
Profile(1)->Codec-> iLBC mode	Number: 0, 1	iLBC mode.0 - 20ms mode,1 - 30ms mode	P394
Profile(1)->Codec-> iLBC Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	iLBC Payload Type(from 96 to 127, default is 97)	P390
Profile(1)->Codec-> OPUS Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	OPUS Payload Type (from 96 to 127, default is 120)	P402
Profile(1)->Advanced-> DTMF Payload Type	Number?96-127	DTMF Payload Type?default is 101	P79
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> DTMF Type	Number: 0, 1,2	0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio, 2 – SIP INFO	P20166
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Send Flash Event	Number: 0, 1	Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 - yes	P74
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Enable Call Features	Number: 0, 1	Enable Call Features.0 - no, 1 - yes	P191
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Proxy Require	string	Proxy Require	P197
Profile(1)-> Advanced ->Use NAT IP	String	Used in SIP/SDP message if specified	P101
Profile(1)-> Advanced ->ZRTP Encryption	Number: 0, 1	ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 - yes(If Yes is selected, the phone will start the ZRTP session with the peer endpoint (per RFC 6189))	P20646
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> SRTP Mode	Number: 0-2	SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled but not forced, 2 = Enabled and forced	P183
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> VAD Enable	Number: 0, 1	VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes	P50
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Symmetric RTP	Number: 0, 1	Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 - yes	P291
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Type	Number: 0, 1	Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1 - adaptive	P133
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Length	Number: 0-2	Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low, 1 - medium, 2 - high	P132
Profile(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
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Ring Timeout	Number: 10 - 300	Ring Timeout(10-300 seconds , default is 60 seconds)	P185
Profile(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
Profile(1)-> Advanced ->Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail	Number: 0, 1	Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail.0 - no, 1 - yes(Enables or disables the IP phone to subscribe the message waiting indicator to the voice mail number for account X)	P24759
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Send Anonymous	Number: 0, 1	Send Anonymous,0 – no,1 – yes	P65
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Anonymous Call Rejection	Number: 0, 1	Anonymous Call Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes	P129
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Check SIP User ID	Number: 0, 1,2	Check SIP User ID.0 – Don’t Check, 1 – Always Check, 2 - Automatic	P258
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Auto Answer	Number: 0, 1	Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes	P90
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info	Number: 0, 1	Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes	P298
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect	Number: 0, 1	Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes	P299
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Session Expiration	Number	Session Expiration(default is 180 seconds)	P260
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Min-SE	Number	Min-Session-Expiration(default and minimum is 90 seconds)	P261
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Subscribe Expires	Number	Subscribe Expires(default is 300 seconds)	P20970
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Caller Request Timer	Number	Caller Request Timer (Request for timer when making outbound calls) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P262
Profile(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
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Force Timer	Number: 0, 1	Force Timer (use timer even when remote party does not support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P264
Profile(1)-> Advanced ->UAC Specify Refresher	Number: 0-2	UAC Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 - omit(Recommended)	P266
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> UAS Specify Refresher	Number: 1, 2	UAS Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS(When UAC did not)	P267
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Force INVITE	Number: 0, 1	Force INVITE (Always refresh with INVITE instead of UPDATE ) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P265
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Special Feature	Number 100, 104, 106	100 - Standard, 104 - World Call, 106 - NETHID	P198
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Conference Type	Number: 0-1	Conference Type. 0 - Local, 1 – Enable. Enables or disables the BroadSoft SCA Barge-In feature	P20004
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Conference URI	string	Conference URI	P20008
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> SIP Server Type	Number: 0, 1	SIP Server Type. 0 - Default, 1 - BroadSoft	P8791
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> 100 reliable retransmission	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable 100 reliable retransmission. 0 : Disable , 1: Enable	P8811
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Early-Session	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable Early-Session. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8841
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> Refuse-Return-Code	Number: 0-2	Refuse-Return-Code. 0 -BUSY-486, 1 - NOT-FOUND-404, 2 - REFUSE-603	P8845
Profile(1)-> Advanced -> SIP Send Mac	Number: 0, 1	SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1 - Enable	P20053
Profile(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
Profile(2)->basic->Primary SIP Sserver	Primary SIP Server(eg:sip.mycompany.com or IP address)	It configures the primary SIP server when the network is locallan, remotestun or SBC.	P747
Profile(2)->basic->Failover SIP Server	String	Failover SIP Server(Optional, used when primary server no response)	P987
Profile(2)->basic->Second Failover SIP Server	String	Second Failover SipServer(Optional, used when Failover SIP Server no response)	P8852
Profile(2)->basic->Prefer Primary SIP Sserver	Number: 0, 1	Prefer Primary SIP Server (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P4568
Profile(2)->basic->Outbound Proxy	string	Outbound Proxy(proxy.myprovider.com, or IP address, if any)	P748
Profile(2)->basic->Backup Outbound Proxy	String	Backup Outbound Proxy(This is Usually Set as IP addr)	P20048
Profile(2)->basic->SIP Transport	Number: 0-2	0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS	P830
Profile(2)->basic->NAT Traversal	Number: 0-2	0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,but send keep alive	P730
Profile(2)->basic->DNS Mode	Number: 0-2	DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1 - SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)	P702
Profile(2)->basic->Call Message Format	Number: 0, 1, 2	Call Message Format. 0 - Regular,1 - User=Phone , 2 - Tel	P763
Profile(2)-> basic-> Transfer Release Trigger	Number: 0, 1, 2	Transfer Release Trigger. 0 – NOTIFY with 200 OK 1 – 2xx response of REFER 2 – BYE for the call	P24786
Profile(2)->basic->SIP Registration	Number: 0, 1	SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P731
Profile(2)->basic-> Unregister On Reboot	Number: 0, 1	Unregister On Reboot.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P752
Profile(2)->basic-> Register Expiration	number	Register Expiration(in minutes. default 1 hour, max 45 days)	P732
Profile(2)->basic-> Outgoing Call Without Registration	Number: 0, 1	Outgoing Call Without Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P813
Profile(2)->basic-> RPort	Number: 0, 1	Enable/Disable RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P137
Profile(2)->basic-> RFC 2543 Hold	Number: 0, 1	RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P1101
Profile(2)->basic-> ConnectMode	Number: 0, 1	ConnectMode.0 - VPN, 1 - Local	P8776
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocorders In listed order-> Choice1	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P757
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice2	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P758
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice3	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P759
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice4	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P760
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice5	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P761
Profile(2)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice6	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P762
Profile(2)->Codec-> PTimes(ms)	Number: 1,2,3,4,5,6	1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 – 40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60	P737
Profile(2)->Codec-> G723 Rate	Number: 0, 1	G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps encoding rate)	P749
Profile(2)->Codec-> iLBC mode	Number: 0, 1	iLBC mode.0 - 20ms mode,1 - 30ms mode	P395
Profile(2)->Codec-> iLBC Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	iLBC Payload Type(from 96 to 127, default is 97)	P391
Profile(2)->Codec-> OPUS Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	OPUS Payload Type (from 96 to 127, default is 120)	P403
Profile(2)->Advanced-> DTMF Payload Type	Number?96-127	DTMF Payload Type?default is 101	P779
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> DTMF Type	Number: 0, 1,2	0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio, 2 – SIP INFO	P20167
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Send Flash Event	Number: 0, 1	Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 - yes	P774
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Enable Call Features	Number: 0, 1	Enable Call Features.0 - no, 1 - yes	P751
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Proxy Require	string	Proxy Require	P792
Profile(2)-> Advanced ->Use NAT IP	String	Used in SIP/SDP message if specified	P866
Profile(2)-> Advanced ->ZRTP Encryption	Number: 0, 1	ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 - yes(If Yes is selected, the phone will start the ZRTP session with the peer endpoint (per RFC 6189))	P20647
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> SRTP Mode	Number: 0-2	SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled but not forced, 2 = Enabled and forced	P443
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> VAD Enable	Number: 0, 1	VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes	P750
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Symmetric RTP	Number: 0, 1	Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 - yes	P460
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Type	Number: 0, 1	Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1 - adaptive	P831
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Length	Number: 0-2	Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low, 1 - medium, 2 - high	P832
Profile(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
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Ring Timeout	Number: 10 - 300	Ring Timeout(10-300 seconds , default is 60 seconds)	P816
Profile(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
Profile(2)-> Advanced ->Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail	Number: 0, 1	Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail.0 - no, 1 - yes(Enables or disables the IP phone to subscribe the message waiting indicator to the voice mail number for account X)	P24761
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Send Anonymous	Number: 0, 1	Send Anonymous,0 – no,1 – yes	P421
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Anonymous Call Rejection	Number: 0, 1	Anonymous Call Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes	P446
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Check SIP User ID	Number: 0, 1,2	Check SIP User ID.0 – Don’t Check, 1 – Always Check, 2 - Automatic	P458
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Auto Answer	Number: 0, 1	Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes	P425
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info	Number: 0, 1	Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes	P438
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect	Number: 0, 1	Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes	P439
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Session Expiration	Number	Session Expiration(default is 180 seconds)	P434
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Min-SE	Number	Min-Session-Expiration(default and minimum is 90 seconds)	P427
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Subscribe Expires	Number	Subscribe Expires(default is 300 seconds)	P20971
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Caller Request Timer	Number	Caller Request Timer (Request for timer when making outbound calls) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P428
Profile(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
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Force Timer	Number: 0, 1	Force Timer (use timer even when remote party does not support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P430
Profile(2)-> Advanced ->UAC Specify Refresher	Number: 0-2	UAC Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 - omit(Recommended)	P432
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> UAS Specify Refresher	Number: 1, 2	UAS Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS(When UAC did not)	P433
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Force INVITE	Number: 0, 1	Force INVITE (Always refresh with INVITE instead of UPDATE ) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P431
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Special Feature	Number 100, 104, 106	100 - Standard, 104 - World Call, 106 - NETHID	P767
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Conference Type	Number: 0-1	Conference Type. 0 - Local, 1 – Enable. Enables or disables the BroadSoft SCA Barge-In feature	P20005
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Conference URI	string	Conference URI	P20009
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> SIP Server Type	Number: 0, 1	SIP Server Type. 0 - Default, 1 - BroadSoft	P8792
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> 100 reliable retransmission	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable 100 reliable retransmission. 0 : Disable , 1: Enable	P8812
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Early-Session	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable Early-Session. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8842
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> Refuse-Return-Code	Number: 0-2	Refuse-Return-Code. 0 -BUSY-486, 1 - NOT-FOUND-404, 2 - REFUSE-603	P8846
Profile(2)-> Advanced -> SIP Send Mac	Number: 0, 1	SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1 - Enable	P20054
Profile(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
Profile(3)->basic->Primary SIP Sserver	Primary SIP Server(eg:sip.mycompany.com or IP address)	It configures the primary SIP server when the network is locallan ?remotestun or SBC.	P502
Profile(3)->basic->Failover SIP Server	String	Failover SIP Server(Optional, used when primary server no response)	P988
Profile(3)->basic->Second Failover SIP Server	String	Second Failover SipServer(Optional, used when Failover SIP Server no response)	P8853
Profile(3)->basic->Prefer Primary SIP Sserver	Number: 0, 1	Prefer Primary SIP Server (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P4569
Profile(3)->basic->Outbound Proxy	string	Outbound Proxy(proxy.myprovider.com, or IP address, if any)	P503
Profile(3)->basic->Backup Outbound Proxy	String	Backup Outbound Proxy(This is Usually Set as IP addr)	P20049
Profile(3)->basic->SIP Transport	Number: 0-2	0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS	P930
Profile(3)->basic->NAT Traversal	Number: 0-2	0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,but send keep alive	P514
Profile(3)->basic->DNS Mode	Number: 0-2	DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1 - SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)	P508
Profile(3)->basic->Call Message Format	Number: 0, 1, 2	Call Message Format. 0 - Regular,1 - User=Phone , 2 - Tel	P509
Profile(3)-> basic-> Transfer Release Trigger	Number: 0, 1, 2	Transfer Release Trigger. 0 – NOTIFY with 200 OK 1 – 2xx response of REFER 2 – BYE for the call	P24787
Profile(3)->basic->SIP Registration	Number: 0, 1	SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P510
Profile(3)->basic-> Unregister On Reboot	Number: 0, 1	Unregister On Reboot.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P511
Profile(3)->basic-> Register Expiration	number	Register Expiration(in minutes. default 1 hour, max 45 days)	P512
Profile(3)->basic-> Outgoing Call Without Registration	Number: 0, 1	Outgoing Call Without Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P913
Profile(3)->basic-> RPort	Number: 0, 1	Enable/Disable RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P138
Profile(3)->basic-> RFC 2543 Hold	Number: 0, 1	RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P1102
Profile(3)->basic-> ConnectMode	Number: 0, 1	ConnectMode.0 - VPN, 1 - Local	P8777
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocorders In listed order-> Choice1	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P551
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice2	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P552
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice3	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P553
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice4	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P554
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice5	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P555
Profile(3)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice6	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P556
Profile(3)->Codec-> PTimes(ms)	Number: 1,2,3,4,5,6	1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 – 40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60	P537
Profile(3)->Codec-> G723 Rate	Number: 0, 1	G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps encoding rate)	P559
Profile(3)->Codec-> iLBC mode	Number: 0, 1	iLBC mode.0 - 20ms mode,1 - 30ms mode	P396
Profile(3)->Codec-> iLBC Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	iLBC Payload Type(from 96 to 127, default is 97)	P392
Profile(3)->Codec-> OPUS Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	OPUS Payload Type (from 96 to 127, default is 120)	P404
Profile(3)->Advanced-> DTMF Payload Type	Number?96-127	DTMF Payload Type?default is 101	P579
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> DTMF Type	Number: 0, 1,2	0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio, 2 – SIP INFO	P20168
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Send Flash Event	Number: 0, 1	Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 - yes	P775
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Enable Call Features	Number: 0, 1	Enable Call Features.0 - no, 1 - yes	P1891
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Proxy Require	string	Proxy Require	P518
Profile(3)-> Advanced ->Use NAT IP	String	Used in SIP/SDP message if specified	P566
Profile(3)-> Advanced ->ZRTP Encryption	Number: 0, 1	ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 - yes(If Yes is selected, the phone will start the ZRTP session with the peer endpoint (per RFC 6189))	P20648
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> SRTP Mode	Number: 0-2	SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled but not forced, 2 = Enabled and forced	P543
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> VAD Enable	Number: 0, 1	VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes	P550
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Symmetric RTP	Number: 0, 1	Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 - yes	P591
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Type	Number: 0, 1	Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1 - adaptive	P1133
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Length	Number: 0-2	Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low, 1 - medium, 2 - high	P1132
Profile(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
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Ring Timeout	Number: 10 - 300	Ring Timeout(10-300 seconds , default is 60 seconds)	P1885
Profile(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
Profile(3)-> Advanced ->Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail	Number: 0, 1	Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail.0 - no, 1 - yes(Enables or disables the IP phone to subscribe the message waiting indicator to the voice mail number for account X)	P24763
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Send Anonymous	Number: 0, 1	Send Anonymous,0 – no,1 – yes	P521
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Anonymous Call Rejection	Number: 0, 1	Anonymous Call Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes	P1846
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Check SIP User ID	Number: 0, 1,2	Check SIP User ID.0 – Don’t Check, 1 – Always Check, 2 - Automatic	P567
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Auto Answer	Number: 0, 1	Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes	P525
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info	Number: 0, 1	Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes	P538
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect	Number: 0, 1	Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes	P539
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Session Expiration	Number	Session Expiration(default is 180 seconds)	P534
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Min-SE	Number	Min-Session-Expiration(default and minimum is 90 seconds)	P527
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Subscribe Expires	Number	Subscribe Expires(default is 300 seconds)	P20972
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Caller Request Timer	Number	Caller Request Timer (Request for timer when making outbound calls) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P528
Profile(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
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Force Timer	Number: 0, 1	Force Timer (use timer even when remote party does not support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P530
Profile(3)-> Advanced ->UAC Specify Refresher	Number: 0-2	UAC Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 - omit(Recommended)	P532
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> UAS Specify Refresher	Number: 1, 2	UAS Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS(When UAC did not)	P533
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Force INVITE	Number: 0, 1	Force INVITE (Always refresh with INVITE instead of UPDATE ) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P531
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Special Feature	Number 100, 104, 106	100 - Standard, 104 - World Call, 106 - NETHID	P524
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Conference Type	Number: 0-1	Conference Type. 0 - Local, 1 – Enable. Enables or disables the BroadSoft SCA Barge-In feature	P20006
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Conference URI	string	Conference URI	P20010
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> SIP Server Type	Number: 0, 1	SIP Server Type. 0 - Default, 1 - BroadSoft	P8793
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> 100 reliable retransmission	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable 100 reliable retransmission. 0 : Disable , 1: Enable	P8813
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Early-Session	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable Early-Session. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8843
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> Refuse-Return-Code	Number: 0-2	Refuse-Return-Code. 0 -BUSY-486, 1 - NOT-FOUND-404, 2 - REFUSE-603	P8847
Profile(3)-> Advanced -> SIP Send Mac	Number: 0, 1	SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1 - Enable	P20055
Profile(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
Profile(4)->basic->Primary SIP Sserver	Primary SIP Server(eg:sip.mycompany.com or IP address)	It configures the primary SIP server when the network is locallan ?remotestun or SBC.	P602
Profile(4)->basic->Failover SIP Server	String	Failover SIP Server(Optional, used when primary server no response)	P989
Profile(4)->basic->Second Failover SIP Server	String	Second Failover SipServer(Optional, used when Failover SIP Server no response)	P8854
Profile(4)->basic->Prefer Primary SIP Sserver	Number: 0, 1	Prefer Primary SIP Server (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P4570
Profile(4)->basic->Outbound Proxy	string	Outbound Proxy(proxy.myprovider.com, or IP address, if any)	P603
Profile(4)->basic->Backup Outbound Proxy	String	Backup Outbound Proxy(This is Usually Set as IP addr)	P20050
Profile(4)->basic->SIP Transport	Number: 0-2	0 - UDP, 1 - TCP, 2 - TLS	P1030
Profile(4)->basic->NAT Traversal	Number: 0-2	0 - No, 1 - STUN 2 - No,but send keep alive	P614
Profile(4)->basic->DNS Mode	Number: 0-2	DNS Mode ( 0 - A Record, 1 - SRV, 2 - NAPTR/SRV)	P608
Profile(4)->basic->Call Message Format	Number: 0, 1, 2	Call Message Format. 0 - Regular,1 - User=Phone , 2 - Tel	P609
Profile(4)-> basic-> Transfer Release Trigger	Number: 0, 1, 2	Transfer Release Trigger. 0 – NOTIFY with 200 OK 1 – 2xx response of REFER 2 – BYE for the call	P24788
Profile(4)->basic->SIP Registration	Number: 0, 1	SIP Registration. 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P610
Profile(4)->basic-> Unregister On Reboot	Number: 0, 1	Unregister On Reboot.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P611
Profile(4)->basic-> Register Expiration	number	Register Expiration(in minutes. default 1 hour, max 45 days)	P612
Profile(4)->basic-> Outgoing Call Without Registration	Number: 0, 1	Outgoing Call Without Registration.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P1013
Profile(4)->basic-> RPort	Number: 0, 1	Enable/Disable RPort.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P139
Profile(4)->basic-> RFC 2543 Hold	Number: 0, 1	RFC 2543 Hold.0 - No, 1 - Yes	P1103
Profile(4)->basic-> ConnectMode	Number: 0, 1	ConnectMode.0 - VPN, 1 - Local	P8778
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocorders In listed order-> Choice1	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P651
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice2	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P652
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice3	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P653
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice4	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P654
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice5	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P655
Profile(4)->Codec-> Preferred Vocoder In listed order-> Choice6	Number: 0, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 18, 20, 120, 255	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, 120 - OPUS, 255 - None.	P656
Profile(4)->Codec-> PTimes(ms)	Number: 1,2,3,4,5,6	1 – 10, 2 – 20, 3 – 30, 4 – 40, 5 – 50, 6 - 60	P637
Profile(4)->Codec-> G723 Rate	Number: 0, 1	G723 Rate(0 - 6.3kbps encoding rate, 1 - 5.3kbps encoding rate)	P659
Profile(4)->Codec-> iLBC mode	Number: 0, 1	iLBC mode.0 - 20ms mode,1 - 30ms mode	P397
Profile(4)->Codec-> iLBC Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	iLBC Payload Type(from 96 to 127, default is 97)	P393
Profile(4)->Codec-> OPUS Payload Type	Number: 96 to 127	OPUS Payload Type (from 96 to 127, default is 120)	P405
Profile(4)->Advanced-> DTMF Payload Type	Number?96-127	DTMF Payload Type?default is 101	P679
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> DTMF Type	Number: 0, 1,2	0 – RFC2833, 1 – IN Audio, 2 – SIP INFO	P20169
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Send Flash Event	Number: 0, 1	Send Flash Event.0 - no, 1 - yes	P776
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Enable Call Features	Number: 0, 1	Enable Call Features.0 - no, 1 - yes	P1991
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Proxy Require	string	Proxy Require	P618
Profile(4)-> Advanced ->Use NAT IP	String	Used in SIP/SDP message if specified	P666
Profile(4)-> Advanced ->ZRTP Encryption	Number: 0, 1	ZRTP Encryption.0 - no, 1 - yes(If Yes is selected, the phone will start the ZRTP session with the peer endpoint (per RFC 6189))	P20649
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> SRTP Mode	Number: 0-2	SRTP Mode 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled but not forced, 2 = Enabled and forced	P643
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> VAD Enable	Number: 0, 1	VAD Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes	P695
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Symmetric RTP	Number: 0, 1	Symmetric RTP.0 - no, 1 - yes	P691
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Type	Number: 0, 1	Jitter Buffer Type.0 - fixed, 1 - adaptive	P1233
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Jitter Buffer Length	Number: 0-2	Jitter Buffer Length.0 - low, 1 - medium, 2 - high	P1232
Profile(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
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Ring Timeout	Number: 10 - 300	Ring Timeout(10-300 seconds , default is 60 seconds)	P1886
Profile(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
Profile(4)-> Advanced ->Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail	Number: 0, 1	Subscribe MWI To Voice Mail.0 - no, 1 - yes(Enables or disables the IP phone to subscribe the message waiting indicator to the voice mail number for account X)	P24765
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Send Anonymous	Number: 0, 1	Send Anonymous,0 – no,1 – yes	P621
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Anonymous Call Rejection	Number: 0, 1	Anonymous Call Rejection.0 - no, 1 - yes	P1946
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Check SIP User ID	Number: 0, 1,2	Check SIP User ID.0 – Don’t Check, 1 – Always Check, 2 - Automatic	P667
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Auto Answer	Number: 0, 1	Auto Answer.0 - no, 1 - yes	P625
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info	Number: 0, 1	Allow Auto Answer By Call-Info.0 - no, 1 - yes	P638
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect	Number: 0, 1	Turn off Speaker on remote disconnect.0 - no, 1 - yes	P639
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Session Expiration	Number	Session Expiration(default is 180 seconds)	P634
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Min-SE	Number	Min-Session-Expiration(default and minimum is 90 seconds)	P627
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Subscribe Expires	Number	Subscribe Expires(default is 300 seconds)	P20973
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Caller Request Timer	Number	Caller Request Timer (Request for timer when making outbound calls) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P628
Profile(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
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Force Timer	Number: 0, 1	Force Timer (use timer even when remote party does not support) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P630
Profile(4)-> Advanced ->UAC Specify Refresher	Number: 0-2	UAC Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS, 0 - omit(Recommended)	P632
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> UAS Specify Refresher	Number: 1, 2	UAS Specify Refresher. 1 - UAC, 2 - UAS(When UAC did not)	P633
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Force INVITE	Number: 0, 1	Force INVITE (Always refresh with INVITE instead of UPDATE ) 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P631
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Special Feature	Number 100, 104, 106	100 - Standard, 104 - World Call, 106 - NETHID	P624
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Conference Type	Number: 0-1	Conference Type. 0 - Local, 1 – Enable. Enables or disables the BroadSoft SCA Barge-In feature	P20007
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Conference URI	string	Conference URI	P20011
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> SIP Server Type	Number: 0, 1	SIP Server Type. 0 - Default, 1 - BroadSoft	P8794
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> 100 reliable retransmission	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable 100 reliable retransmission. 0 : Disable , 1: Enable	P8814
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Early-Session	Number: 0, 1	Disable/Enable Early-Session. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8844
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> Refuse-Return-Code	Number: 0-2	Refuse-Return-Code. 0 -BUSY-486, 1 - NOT-FOUND-404, 2 - REFUSE-603	P8848
Profile(4)-> Advanced -> SIP Send Mac	Number: 0, 1	SIP Send Mac.0 - Disable,1 - Enable	P20056
Profile(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(1)->Basic->Account Active	Number: 0, 1	Account Active (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P271
Account(1)->Basic-> Profile	Number: 0, 1,2,3,4,5	Profile. 0 - Profile1, 1 - Profile2, 2 - Profile3, 3 - Profile4	P24082
Account(1)->Basic->Label	String	The name showing on the LCD 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 securityprotection	P34
Account(1)->Basic-> Name	String	The Local phone name showing on the other phone when calling	P3
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->Dial Plan	String	Dial plan (dial plan prefix string)	P4200
Account(1)-> Basic->Eventlist BLF URL	String	Eventlist BLF URL	P134
Account(1)-> Basic -> Share Line	Number: 0-2	Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 - Broadsoft, 2 - BLA	P8771
Account(1)-> Basic -> 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)-> Basic ->Direct Call Pickup Code	string	Direct Call Pickup Code	P4705
Account(1)-> Basic ->Group Call Pickup Code	string	Group Call Pickup Code	P4706
Account(1)-> Basic -> Feature Key Sync	Number: 0, 1	Feature Key Sync. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8633
Account(2)->Basic->Account Active	Number: 0, 1	Account Active (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P401
Account(2)->Basic-> Profile	Number: 0, 1,2,3,4,5	Profile. 0 - Profile1, 1 - Profile2, 2 - Profile3, 3 - Profile4	P24083
Account(2)->Basic->Label	String	The name showing on the LCD of current device	P20001
Account(2)->Basic->SIP User ID	string	the user part of an SIP address	P735
Account(2)->Basic->Authenticate 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-> 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	String	Voice Mail UserID(UserID for voice mail system)	P426
Account(2)-> Basic->Dial Plan	String	Dial plan (dial plan prefix string)	P4201
Account(2)-> Basic->Eventlist BLF URL	String	Eventlist BLF URL	P444
Account(2)-> Basic -> Share Line	Number: 0-2	Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 - Broadsoft, 2 - BLA	P8772
Account(2)-> Basic -> 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)-> Basic ->Direct Call Pickup Code	string	Direct Call Pickup Code	P4715
Account(2)-> Basic ->Group Call Pickup Code	string	Group Call Pickup Code	P4716
Account(2)-> Basic -> Feature Key Sync	Number: 0, 1	Feature Key Sync. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8634
Account(3)->Basic->Account Active	Number: 0, 1	Account Active (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P501
Account(3)->Basic-> Profile	Number: 0, 1,2,3,4,5	Profile. 0 - Profile1, 1 - Profile2, 2 - Profile3, 3 - Profile4	P24084
Account(3)->Basic->Label	String	The name showing on the LCD of current device	P20002
Account(3)->Basic->SIP User ID	string	the user part of an SIP address	P504
Account(3)->Basic->Authenticate 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-> 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	String	Voice Mail UserID(UserID for voice mail system)	P526
Account(3)-> Basic->Dial Plan	String	Dial plan (dial plan prefix string)	P4202
Account(3)-> Basic->Eventlist BLF URL	String	Eventlist BLF URL	P544
Account(3)-> Basic -> Share Line	Number: 0-2	Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 - Broadsoft, 2 - BLA	P8773
Account(3)-> Basic -> 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)-> Basic ->Direct Call Pickup Code	string	Direct Call Pickup Code	P4725
Account(3)-> Basic ->Group Call Pickup Code	string	Group Call Pickup Code	P4726
Account(3)-> Basic -> Feature Key Sync	Number: 0, 1	Feature Key Sync. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8635
Account(4)->Basic->Account Active	Number: 0, 1	Account Active (In Use). 0 - No, 1 - Yes	P601
Account(4)->Basic-> Profile	Number: 0, 1,2,3,4,5	Profile. 0 - Profile1, 1 - Profile2, 2 - Profile3, 3 - Profile4	P24085
Account(4)->Basic->Label	String	The name showing on the LCD of current device	P20003
Account(4)->Basic->SIP User ID	string	the user part of an SIP address	P604
Account(4)->Basic->Authenticate 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(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	String	Voice Mail UserID(UserID for voice mail system)	P626
Account(4)-> Basic->Dial Plan	String	Dial plan (dial plan prefix string)	P4203
Account(4)-> Basic->Eventlist BLF URL	String	Eventlist BLF URL	P644
Account(4)-> Basic -> Share Line	Number: 0-2	Share Line. 0 - Disable, 1 - Broadsoft, 2 - BLA	P8774
Account(4)-> Basic -> 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)-> Basic ->Direct Call Pickup Code	string	Direct Call Pickup Code	P4735
Account(4)-> Basic ->Group Call Pickup Code	string	Group Call Pickup Code	P4736
Account(4)-> Basic -> Feature Key Sync	Number: 0, 1	Feature Key Sync. 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable	P8656
Network->Basic-> Internet Port-> IP Mode(IPv4/IPv6)	Number: 0, 1,2	IP Mode(IPv4/IPv6). 0 - IPv4,1-IPv6,2-IPv4&IPv6	P20181
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->DHCP/ Static IP Address/ PPPoE	Number: 0-2	IPv4 Setting. 0 - DHCP, 1 - Static IP Address, 2 - PPPoE	P8
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->DHCP->DHCP HostName	String	DHCP HostName, DHCP option 12. Max length allowed is 64 characters. Default value is 0.	P146
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->DHCP ->DHCP Domin	String	DHCP Domin	P147
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->DHCP -> DHCP Vendor Class ID	String	DHCP Vendor Class ID, DHCP option 60. Max length allowed is 64 characters.	P148
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->DHCP -> DHCP User Class	String	DHCP 43 vendor specific information	P149
Network->Basic-> IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address->IP Address	Number	IP address	P9/P10/P11/P12
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address-> Subnet Mask	Number	Subnet Mask	P13/P14/P15/P16
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address-> Default Gateway	Number	Default Gateway	P17/P18/P19/P20
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address->Static DNS	Number:0,1	Static DNS.0 – No, 1 - Yes	P20163
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address-> Primary DNS	Number	Primary DNS	P21/P22/P23/P24
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->Static IP Address-> Secondary DNS	Number	Secondary DNS	P25/P26/P27/P28
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->PPPoE-> PPPoE account ID	String	PPPoE account ID	P82
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->PPPoE-> PPPoE password	String	PPPoE password	P83
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->PPPoE-> PPPoE Service Name	String	PPPoE Service Name	P269
Network->Basic->IPv4 Setting->PPPoE-> Preferred DNS Server	Number	Preferred DNS Server	P92/P93/P94/P95
Network->Basic-> IPv6 Setting->DHCP/ Static IP Address	Number: 0-1	IPv6 Setting. 0 - DHCP, 1 - Static IP Address	P20182
Network->Basic-> IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address->IP Address	Number	IP address	P20183
Network->Basic-> IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address->IPv6 Prefix(0~128)	Number	IPv6 Prefix(0~128)the default is 64	P20186
Network->Basic->IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address-> Default Gateway	Number	Default Gateway	P20187
Network->Basic->IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address->IPv6 Static DNS	Number:0,1	Static DNS.0 – No, 1 - Yes	P20188
Network->Basic->IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address-> Primary DNS	Number	Primary DNS	P20189
Network->Basic->IPv6 Setting->Static IP Address-> Secondary DNS	Number	Secondary DNS	P20190
Network->PC Port-> 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->PC Port-> PC Port-> IP Address	String	IP Address of PC Port	P111
Network->PC Port-> PC Port->Subnet Mask	String	Subnet Mask of PC Port	P110
Network->PC Port-> PC Port-> IP Lease Time	Number	IP Lease Time	P112
Network->PC Port-> PCPort->DHCP Server	Number:0 ,1	DHCP Server(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)	P8639
Network->PC Port-> PC Port->DMZ IP	string	DMZ IP	P113
Network->PC Port-> PC Port->Port Map-> WAN Port	Number	WAN Port	P150-P157
Network->PC Port-> PC Port->Port Map-> LAN IP	string	LAN IP	P158-P165
Network->PC Port-> PC Port->Port Map-> LAN Port	Numbrt	LAN Port	P166-P173
Network->PC Port-> 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 (default is 120 15~3600s)	P5439
Network->Advanced->CDP->active	Number:0 ,1	Active(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)	P23133
Network->Advanced->CDP-> Packed Interval	number	Packed Interval (default is 60 1~3600s)	P23134
Network->Advanced->VLAN->WAN Port->Active	Number:0 ,1	Active(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)	P24053
Network->Advanced->VLAN->WAN Port->VID	Number	VID	P51
Network->Advanced->VLAN->WAN Port->Priority	Number	Priority	P87
Network->Advanced->VLAN->PC Port->Active	Number:0 ,1	Active(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)	P24054
Network->Advanced->VLAN->PC Port->VID	Number	VID	P229
Network->Advanced->VLAN->DHCP VLAN->Active	Number:0 ,1	Active(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)	P8684
Network->Advanced->VLAN->Voice Qos	Number: 0-63	Voice QoS (Diff-Serv or Precedence value)	P23130
Network->Advanced->VLAN->SIP Qos	Number: 0-63	SIP QoS (Diff-Serv or Precedence value)	P23129
Network->Advanced->VPN Active	Number	VPN Active (0 - no, 1 - yes)	P8629
Network->Advanced->Web Server-> HTTP Port	Number	HTTP Port	P901
Network->Advanced-> Web Server-> HTTPS 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-MSCHAPV2, 5 - EAP-PEAP/GTC, 6 - EAP-TTLS/EAP-GTC, 7 - EAP-FAST)	P8626
Network->Advanced-> 802.1X-> Identity	Number	Identity	P8627
Network->Advanced-> 802.1X-> MD5 Password	string	MD5 Password	P8628
Network->Advanced-> Local RTP Port-> Max Rtp Port	Number	Max Rtp Port(default is 12200)	P739
Network->Advanced-> Local RTP Port-> Min Rtp Port	Number	Min Rtp Port(default is 12100)	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:account@sample.com:8765	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 Server	String	STUN Server (url or ip:port)	P76
Network->Advanced->Others-> Keep-ative Interval	Number	Keep-ative Interval(seconds default:20)	P84
Network->Advanced->Others>Reply To ICMP	Number:0 ,1	Reply To ICMP(0 - no, 1 – yes)	P189
Network->Advanced->Others>WAN Http Access	Number:0 ,1	WAN Http Access (0 - no, 1 – yes)	P190
Network->Advanced-> Port Link -> WAN Port link speed	Number:0,1,2,3,4,5	Port link speed. 0 - auto negotiate, 1 - 10M half duplex, 2 - 10M full duplex, 3 - 100M half duplex, 4 - 100M full duplex, 5 - 1000M full duplex	P20993
Network->Advanced-> Port Link -> PC Port Active	Number:0,1	PC Port Active.0 - auto negotiate, 1 - Disable	P20991
Function Keys-> Line Key->MultiPage Mode	Number:0,1	MultiPage Mode.0 - Disable, 1 – Enable	P20640
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P41200
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20600
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1-> Value	string	Value	P41300
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1->Label	String	Label	P41400
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P41500
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 1-> Extension	String	Extension	P41600
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P41201
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20601
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2-> Value	string	Value	P41301
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2-> Label	String	Label	P41401
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P41501
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 2-> Extension	String	Extension	P41601
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P41202
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20602
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3-> Value	string	Value	P41302
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3-> Label	String	Label	P41402
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P41502
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 3-> Extension	String	Extension	P41602
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P41203
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20603
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4-> Value	string	Value	P41303
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4-> Label	String	Label	P41403
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P41503
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 4-> Extension	String	Extension	P41603
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20200
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20604
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5-> Value	string	Value	P20201
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5-> Label	String	Label	P20202
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20203
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 5->Extension	String	Extension	P20204
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 6->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20205
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 6->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20605
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 6-> Value	string	Value	P20206
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 6-> Label	String	Label	P20207
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 6-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20208
Function Keys->Line Key-> Line key 6->Extension	String	Extension	P20209
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20210
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20606
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7-> Value	string	Value	P20211
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7-> Label	String	Label	P20212
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20213
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 7->Extension	String	Extension	P20214
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20215
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20607
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8-> Value	string	Value	P20216
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8-> Label	String	Label	P20217
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20218
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 8->Extension	String	Extension	P20219
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20220
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20608
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9-> Value	string	Value	P20221
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9-> Label	String	Label	P20222
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20223
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 9->Extension	String	Extension	P20224
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20225
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20609
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10-> Value	string	Value	P20226
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10-> Label	String	Label	P20227
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P20228
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 10->Extension	String	Extension	P20229
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20230
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20610
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11-> Value	string	Value	P20231
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11-> Label	String	Label	P20232
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4, 4 – Account 5, 5 – Account 6, 6 – Account 7, 7 – Account 8, 8 – Account 9, 9 – Account 10, 10 – Account 11, 11 – Account 12, 12 – Account 13, 13 – Account 14, 14 – Account 15, 15 – Account 16	P20233
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 11->Extension	String	Extension	P20234
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 12->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P20235
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 12->Mode	Number: 0-3	Mode.0 – Deafult, 1 – Lock, 2 - Float	P20611
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 12-> Value	string	Value	P20236
Function Keys->Line Key-> Line key 12-> Label	String	Label	P20237
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 12-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4, 4 – Account 5, 5 – Account 6, 6 – Account 7, 7 – Account 8, 8 – Account 9, 9 – Account 10, 10 – Account 11, 11 – Account 12, 12 – Account 13, 13 – Account 14, 14 – Account 15, 15 – Account 16	P20238
Function Keys-> Line Key-> Line key 12->Extension	String	Extension	P20239
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 1->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42200
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 1-> Value	string	Value	P42300
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 1-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42400
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 1-> Extension	String	Extension	P42500
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 2->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42201
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 2-> Value	string	Value	P42301
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 2-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42401
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 2-> Extension	String	Extension	P42501
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 3->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42202
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 3-> Value	string	Value	P42302
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 3-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42402
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 3-> Extension	String	Extension	P42502
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 4->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42203
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 4-> Value	string	Value	P42303
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 4-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42403
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 4-> Extension	String	Extension	P42503
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 5->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42204
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 5-> Value	string	Value	P42304
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 5-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42404
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 5-> Extension	String	Extension	P42504
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 6->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42205
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 6-> Value	string	Value	P42305
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 6-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42405
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 6-> Extension	String	Extension	P42505
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 7->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42206
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 7-> Value	string	Value	P42306
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 7-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42406
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 7-> Extension	String	Extension	P42506
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 8->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42207
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 8-> Value	string	Value	P42307
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 8-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42407
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 8-> Extension	String	Extension	P42507
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 9->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42208
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 9-> Value	string	Value	P42308
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 9-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42408
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 9-> Extension	String	Extension	P42508
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 10->Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P42209
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 10-> Value	string	Value	P42309
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 10-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P42409
Function Keys-> Memory Key -> Memory key 10-> Extension	String	Extension	P42509
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey1->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52,54,55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 - Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 54 - Next Linekey Page, 55 - Pre Linekey Page )	P43200
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey1-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43300
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey1-> Value	String	Value	P43400
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey2->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52,54,55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 - Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 54 - Next Linekey Page, 55 - Pre Linekey Page )	P43201
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey2-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43301
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey2-> Value	String	Value	P43401
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey3->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52,54,55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 - Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 54 - Next Linekey Page, 55 - Pre Linekey Page )	P43202
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey3-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43302
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey3-> Value	String	Value	P43402
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey4->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52,54,55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 - Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 54 - Next Linekey Page, 55 - Pre Linekey Page)	P43203
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey4-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4,4 - Account 5, 5 - Account 6, 6 - Account7, 7 - Account8, 8 - Account 9,9 - Account10, 10 - Account11,11-Account12, 12 -Account13, 13 - Account 14, 14 - Account 15, 15 - Account16	P43303
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> softkey4-> Value	String	Value	P43403
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Up->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46, 55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 55 - Pre Linekey Page)	P43204
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Up -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43304
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Up -> Value	String	Value	P43404
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Down->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,54	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 54 - Next Linekey Page )	P43205
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Down -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43305
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Down -> Value	String	Value	P43405
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Left->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,55	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 55 - Pre Linekey Page)	P43206
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Left -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43306
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Left -> Value	String	Value	P43406
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Right->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,54	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log, 54 - Next Linekey Page )	P43207
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Right -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43307
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Right -> Value	String	Value	P43407
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Ok->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43208
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Ok -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43308
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Ok -> Value	String	Value	P43408
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Cancel->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43209
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Cancel -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43309
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Cancel -> Value	String	Value	P43409
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> MUTE->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43212
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> MUTE -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43312
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> MUTE -> Value	String	Value	P43412
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> CONF->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43210
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> CONF-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43310
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> CONF-> Value	String	Value	P43410
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> TRAN->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43213
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> TRAN-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43313
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> TRAN-> Value	String	Value	P43413
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> HOLD->Type	Number:0,2,6,7,9,12,13,14,16,18,21,22,23,24,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,52	Type( 0 - N/A, 2 - Speed Dial, 6 - Direct Pickup,7 - Group Pickup, 9 - Intercom, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group,14 - XML Browser, 16 - Network Directories, 18 - Forward, 21 – DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 - SMS,36 - History, 37 - Directory, 38 - Menu, 39 - NewSMS, 40 - Status, 41 - Switch Account Up, 42 - Switch Account Down, 43 - Local Phone Book, 44 -Network Group, 45 - XML Phone Book, 46 - NetWork Call Log)	P43211
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> HOLD -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43311
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> HOLD -> Value	String	Value	P43411
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Speaker->Type	Number:0,1	0 - N/A, 1 - Speaker	P43214
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Speaker-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43314
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Speaker-> Value	String	Value	P43414
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> Headset->Type	Number:0,1	0 - N/A, 1 - Headset	P43215
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Headset-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43315
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Headset-> Value	String	Value	P43416
Function Keys-> Programmable key-> VM->Type	Number:0,1	0 - N/A, 1 - VM	P43216
Function Keys-> Programmable key->VM-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43316
Function Keys-> Programmable key->VM-> Value	String	Value	P43417
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Up-> Type	Number:0,1	0 - N/A, 1 -Volume Up	P43218
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Up-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43318
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Up-> Value	String	Value	P43419
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Down-> Type	Number:0,1	0- N/A, 1 -Volume Down	P43219
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Down-> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P43319
Function Keys-> Programmable key->Volume Down-> Value	String	Value	P43420
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 ->page1 -> key 1 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60000
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 1 -> Value	string	Value	P60001
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 1 -> Label	string	Label	P60002
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 1 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60003
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 1-> Extension	String	Extension	P60004
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 2 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60005
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 2 -> Value	string	Value	P60006
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 2 -> Label	string	Label	P60007
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 2 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60008
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 2-> Extension	String	Extension	P60009
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 3 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60010
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 3 -> Value	string	Value	P60011
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 3 -> Label	string	Label	P60012
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 3 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60013
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 3-> Extension	String	Extension	P60014
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 4 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60015
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 4 -> Value	string	Value	P60016
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 4 -> Label	string	Label	P60017
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 4 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60018
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 4-> Extension	String	Extension	P60019
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 5 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60020
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 5 ->-> Value	string	Value	P60021
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 5 -> Label	string	Label	P60022
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 5 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60023
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 5-> Extension	String	Extension	P60024
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 6 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60025
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 6 -> Value	string	Value	P60026
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 6 -> Label	string	Label	P60027
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 6 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60028
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 6-> Extension	String	Extension	P60029
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 7 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60030
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 7 -> Value	string	Value	P60031
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 7 -> Label	string	Label	P60032
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 7 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60033
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 7-> Extension	String	Extension	P60034
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 ->key 8 ->-> Label	string	Label	P60037
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 8 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60038
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 8-> Extension	String	Extension	P60039
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 9 -> Label	string	Label	P60042
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 9 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60043
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 9-> Extension	String	Extension	P60044
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 10 -> Label	string	Label	P60047
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 10 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60048
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 10-> Extension	String	Extension	P60049
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 11 -> Label	string	Label	P60052
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 11 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60053
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 11-> Extension	String	Extension	P60054
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 12-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60055
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 12 -> Label	string	Label	P60057
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 12 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60058
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 12-> Extension	String	Extension	P60059
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 13-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60060
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 13 -> Value	string	Value	P60061
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 13 -> Label	string	Label	P60062
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 13 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60063
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 13-> Extension	String	Extension	P60064
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 14-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60065
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 14 -> Label	string	Label	P60067
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 14 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60068
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 14-> Extension	String	Extension	P60069
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 15-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60070
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 15 -> Value	string	Value	P60071
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 15 -> Label	string	Label	P60072
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 15 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60073
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 15-> Extension	String	Extension	P60074
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 16-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60075
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 16 -> Label	string	Label	P60077
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 16 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60078
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 16-> Extension	String	Extension	P60079
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 17-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60080
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 17 -> Label	string	Label	P60082
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 17 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60083
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 17-> Extension	String	Extension	P60084
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 18-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60085
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 18 -> Value	string	Value	P60086
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 18 -> Label	string	Label	P60087
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 18 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60088
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 18-> Extension	String	Extension	P60089
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 19-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60090
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 19 -> Value	string	Value	P60091
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 19 -> Label	string	Label	P60092
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 19 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60093
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 19-> Extension	String	Extension	P60094
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 20-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60095
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 20 -> Value	string	Value	P60096
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 20 -> Label	string	Label	P60097
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 20 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60098
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page1 ->key 20-> Extension	String	Extension	P60099
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 ->page2 -> key 1 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60100
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Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 1 -> Label	string	Label	P60102
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 1 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60103
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 1-> Extension	String	Extension	P60104
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 2 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60105
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 2 -> Value	string	Value	P60106
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 2 -> Label	string	Label	P60107
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 2 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60108
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 2-> Extension	String	Extension	P60109
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 3 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60110
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 3 -> Value	string	Value	P60111
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 3 -> Label	string	Label	P60112
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 3 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60113
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 3-> Extension	String	Extension	P60114
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 4 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60115
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 4 -> Value	string	Value	P60116
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 4 -> Label	string	Label	P60117
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 4 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60118
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 4-> Extension	String	Extension	P60119
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 5 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60120
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 5 ->-> Value	string	Value	P60121
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 5 -> Label	string	Label	P60122
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 5 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60123
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 5-> Extension	String	Extension	P60124
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 6 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60125
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 6 -> Value	string	Value	P60126
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 6 -> Label	string	Label	P60127
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 6 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60128
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 6-> Extension	String	Extension	P60129
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 7 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60130
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 7 -> Value	string	Value	P60131
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 7 -> Label	string	Label	P60132
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 7 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60133
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 7-> Extension	String	Extension	P60134
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 8 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60135
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 8 -> Value	string	Value	P60136
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 ->page2 -> key 8 -> Label	string	Label	P60137
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 8 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60138
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 8-> Extension	String	Extension	P60139
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 9 -> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60140
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 9 -> Value	string	Value	P60141
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 9 -> Label	string	Label	P60142
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 9 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60143
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 9-> Extension	String	Extension	P60144
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 10-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60145
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 10 -> Value	string	Value	P60146
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 10 -> Label	string	Label	P60147
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 10 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60148
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 10-> Extension	String	Extension	P60149
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 11-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60150
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 11 -> Value	string	Value	P60151
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 11 -> Label	string	Label	P60152
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 11 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60153
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 11-> Extension	String	Extension	P60154
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 12-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60155
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 12 -> Value	string	Value	P60156
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 12 -> Label	string	Label	P60157
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 12 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60158
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 12-> Extension	String	Extension	P60159
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 13-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60160
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 13 -> Value	string	Value	P60161
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 13 -> Label	string	Label	P60162
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 13 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60163
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 13-> Extension	String	Extension	P60164
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 14-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60165
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 14 -> Value	string	Value	P60166
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 14 -> Label	string	Label	P60167
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 14 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60168
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 14-> Extension	String	Extension	P60169
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 15-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60170
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 15 -> Value	string	Value	P60171
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 15 -> Label	string	Label	P60172
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 15 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60173
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 15-> Extension	String	Extension	P60174
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 16-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60175
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 16 -> Value	string	Value	P60176
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 16 -> Label	string	Label	P60177
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 16 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60178
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 16-> Extension	String	Extension	P60179
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 17-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60180
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 17 -> Value	string	Value	P60181
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 17 -> Label	string	Label	P60182
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 17 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60183
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 17-> Extension	String	Extension	P60184
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 18-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60185
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 18 -> Value	string	Value	P60186
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 18 -> Label	string	Label	P60187
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 18 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60188
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 18-> Extension	String	Extension	P60189
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 19-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60190
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 19 -> Value	string	Value	P60191
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 19 -> Label	string	Label	P60192
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 19 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60193
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 19-> Extension	String	Extension	P60194
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 20-> Type	Number: 0-53	Key Type(0 -N/A, 1 - Line, 2 - Speeddial, 3 - BLF, 4 - BLF List, 5 - Voicemail, 6 - Direct Pickup, 7 - Group Pickup, 8 - Call Park, 9 - Intercom, 10 - DTMF, 11 - Frefix, 12 - Local Group, 13 - XML Group, 14 - XML Browser, 15 - LDAP, 16 - Network Directories, 17 - Conference, 18 - Forward, 19 - Transfer, 20 – Hold, 21 - DND, 22 - Redial, 23 - Call Return, 24 – SMS, 25 - Record, 26 - URL Record, 27 – Paging, 28 - Group Listening, 29 - Public Hold, 30 - Private Hold, 32 - Hot Desking, 33 - ACD, 34 - Zero Touch, 35 – URL, 44 - Network Group, 47 - MultiCast Paging, 51 - Group Call Park, 52 - CallPark Retrieve, 53 - Pull Call)	P60195
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 20 -> Value	string	Value	P60196
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 20 -> Label	string	Label	P60197
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 20 -> Account	Number:0,1,2,3,255	255 - Auto, 0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4	P60198
Function Keys->EXP KEY -> Expansion1 -> page2 ->key 20-> Extension	String	Extension	P60199
You can connect up to six UC40, Parameters P60000 – P60199 is the detail of Expansion 1(the first UC40) . You can configure other UC40 refer to Expansion1. Expansion1 P60000 – P60199 Expansion2 P61000 – P61199 Expansion3 P62000 – P62199 Expansion4 P63000 – P63199 Expansion5 P64000 – P64199 Expansion6 P65000 – P65199
Setting->Preference-> Web Language	Number:0-10	Web Language(0 -English,1 -French,2 -German,3 -Spanish,4 -Portuguese,5 -Russian,6 -Italian, 7-Polish,8-Turkish, 10 - ChineseSimplified, 11 - ChineseTraditional, 19 - Dutch		P2525
Setting->Preference->LCD Language	Number:0-16	Web Language(0 -English,1 -French,2 -German,3 -Spanish,4 -Portuguese,5 -Russian,6 -Italian, 7-Polish,8-Turkish, 9-Serbian,10--ChineseSimplified, 11–ChineseTraditional,13 - Slovenian, 14 - Farsi, 15 - Hebrew, 16 - Slovak, 17 - Czech, 18 - JapaneseSimplified, 19 - Dutch)		P8621
Setting->Preference->LCD Font Size	Number:0,1	LCD Font Size.0 - Normal,1 - Large		P24771
Setting->Preference-> Keypad DTMF Tone	Number:0,1	Keypad DTMF Tone(0 - on, 1 - off)		P1300
Setting->Preference-> Handfree AGC	Number:0,1	Handfree AGC.0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P5
Setting->Preference-> Volume Amplification-> HandSet Send Volume	Number:0-6	HandSet Send Volume (0 - 0dB default, 1 - +6dB, 2 - +4dB, 3 - +2dB, 4 - -2dB, 5 - -4dB, 6 - -6dB)		P20083
Setting->Preference-> Volume Amplification-> HeadSet Send Volume	Number:0-6	HeadSet Send Volume (0 - 0dB default, 1 - +6dB, 2 - +4dB, 3 - +2dB, 4 - -2dB, 5 - -4dB, 6 - -6dB)		P20084
Setting->Preference-> Volume Amplification-> HandFree Send Volume	Number:0-6	HandFree Send Volume (0 - 0dB default, 1 - +6dB, 2 - +4dB, 3 - +2dB, 4 - -2dB, 5 - -4dB, 6 - -6dB)		P249
Setting->Preference-> Backlight Time	Number	In seconds, 0 means never backlight is 0 second		P8683
Setting->Preference-> Screen Time Out	Number:0-5	Screen Time Out(0 - Off, 1 - 1min, 2 - 2min, 3 - 5min, 4 - 10min, 5 - 30min)		P8940
Setting->Preference-> Expansion screensaver time	Number:0-6	Expansion screensaver time. 1 – 1 min, 2 – 5 min, 3 – 10 min, 4 – 20 min, 5 – 30 min, 6 – 60 min		P40004
Setting->Preference-> Text Logo	String	it will work when screensaver type is time & logo or logo only, and ';' represents the newline		P8951
Setting->Preference-> ScreenSaver Type	Number:0-4	ScreenSaver Type(0 - time & logo, 1 - photo switch,2 - ScreenSaver Photo1,3 -ScreenSaver Photo2,4 -ScreenSaver Photo3)		P8950
Setting->Preference-> Ring Tones	Number:0-8	Ring Tones # 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		P8721
Setting->Preference-> Ring Volume	Number	Ring Volume(Between 0 and 14)		P8503
Setting->Preference-> NO Key Entry Time-out	Number	NO Key Entry Timeout(in seconds, 0 means never timeout, default is 0 seconds)		P85
Setting->Preference-> Dial-now Time-out	Number	Dial-now Time-out (seconds)(in seconds, Interval for DialNow, default is 0 seconds)		P1085
Setting->Preference-> LED Status Setting -> Power Status	Number:0,1	LED Status.Power Status(0 - no, 1 – yes)		P3734
Setting->Preference-> LED Status Setting -> Ringing Status	Number:0,1	LED Status.Ringing Status(0 - no, 1 – yes)		P3735
Setting->Preference-> LED Status Setting ->MissCalls Status	Number:0,1	LED Status. MissCalls Status.0 - no, 1 - yes		P3736
Setting->Preference-> LED Status Setting -> Voice Message Status		Voice Message Status. 0 – no, 1 - yes		P20082
Setting->Preference-> Incoming Call Show Mode	Number:0,1	Incoming Call Show Mode(0 - Peer Name & Peer Number,1 - Peer Name & Peer Number & Self Name)		P8672
Setting->Preference-> Watch Dog Enable	Number:0,2	Watch Dog Enable(0 - Off,1 - On)		P8680
Setting->Preference-> Customer Set User Agent	String	Information of User Agent		P40000
Setting->Preference-> Display Mode	Number:0,1	Display Mode(0 - Icon Mode,1 - Text Mode)		P2532
Setting->Preference-> Wallpaper	Number:0-5	Wallpaper(0 -Wallpaper 1,1 -Wallpaper 2,2 -Wallpaper 3,3 -Wallpaper 4,4 -Wallpaper 5,5 -Wallpaper 6)		P8660
Setting->Preference->Dial First Digit	Number:0,1	Dial First Digit(0 - Screensaver Wakes up,1 -Screensaver Wakes up and Dial)		P20018
Setting->Preference->Refresh Caller Id Via Contact	Number:0,1	Refresh Caller Id Via Contact(0 - Disable,1 - Enable)		P20017
Setting->Preference-> HeadSet Priority	Number:0,1	HeadSet Priority(0 - Disable,1 - Enable)		P20019
Setting->Preference-> Ringer Device For HeadSet	Number:0,1,2	Ringer Device For HeadSet(0 - Use Speaker,1 - Use HeadSet), 2 – Speaker & Headset		P20020
Setting->Preference-> Redial Mode	Number:0,1	Redial Mode(0 - Direct Mode,1 - Select Mode)		P20073
Setting->Preference-> Intercom Barge	Number:0,1	Intercom Barge (If the option is enable, When there is an active call and then incoming an intercom call, Old call will be Hold and Answer new call directly).0 - off, 1 - on		P20074
Setting->Preference-> Show Missed Calls	Number:0,1	Show Missed Calls. 0 – yes, 1 - no		P20075
Setting->Preference-> Suppress DTMF Display	Number:0,1	Suppress DTMF Display(1 - on, 0 - off)		P20116
Setting->Preference-> Suppress DTMF Display Delay	Number:0,1	Suppress DTMF Display Delay(1 - on, 0 - off)		P20117
Setting->Preference->Voice Mail Tone	Number:0,1	Voice Mail Tone(1 - off, 0 - on)		P20118
Setting->Preference->Busy Tone Timer (0~5s)	Number: 0~5s	Busy Tone Timer (0~5s)		P56203
Setting->Preference->Auto Logout Time (1 ~ 5000 min)	Number: 1 ~ 5000 min	Auto Logout Time (1 ~ 5000 min)		P23126
Setting->Preference->Reboot in Talking	Number:0,1	Reboot in Talking(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P23131
Setting->Preference->Zero Touch Type	Number:0,1	Zero Touch Type.0 – normal, 1 - EHS		P20934
Setting->Preference->Three Way Call Release Type	Number:0,1	Three Way Call Release Type.0 – Hung Up, 1 - Transfer		P20935
Setting->Preference->Detect IP Conflict	Number:0,1	Detect IP Conflict. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20943
Setting->Preference->SpeedDial Detect Digitmap	Number:0,1	SpeedDial Detect Digitmap. 0 – Disable, 1 – Enable If set to Enable, Speed Dial / BLF will match to the digit map		P20982
Setting->Preference->Check-Syn With Authenticate	Number:0-20	Check-Syn With Authenticate. O – Disable, 1 – Enable If set to Enable, the SIP NOTIFY Event Check_sync will be authenticated		P20983
LCD:Menu ->setting->Basic Setting-> Gray Level		LCD Gray Level. 0 – 1, 1 – 2, 2 – 3, 3 – 4 ,4 – 5, 5 – 6, 6 – 7 ,7 – 8, 8- 9 , 9 – 10, 10 – 11, 11 – 12, 12 – 13, 13 – 14, 14 – 15,15 – 16, 16 – 17 ,17 – 18 , 18 – 19 ,19 - 20		P20994
Setting->Preference->Play Hold Tone	Number:0,1	Play Hold Tone 0 - Off, 1 - On		P23204
Setting->Preference->Play Hold Tone Delay	Number	Play Hold Tone Delay		P23205
Setting->Preference->Logo LED	Number:0-2	Logo LED(only UC924, UC926 support this feature) 0 - Tie To Backlight, 1 - Always On, 2 - Always Off		P23263
Setting->Preference->Enable Auto Favorite	Number:0,1	Enable Auto Favorite(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P23138
Setting->Preference->EXP Backlight Level	Number:0-9	EXP Backlight Level(0 - 0,1 - 1, 2 - 2, 3 - 3, 4 - 4, 5 - 5, 6 - 6, 7 - 7, 8 - 8, 9 -9)		P23140
Setting->Preference->Label Scroll	Number:0,1	Label Scroll(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P23253
Setting->Preference->Use # As Dial Key	Number:0,1	Use # As Dial Key(0 - No, 1 - Yes)		P72
Setting->Preference->Send # as %23	Number:0,1	Send # as %23( 0 - No, 1 - Yes)		P772
Setting->Preference->Check-sync reboot	Number:0,1	Check-sync reboot(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P24741
Setting->Preference->Directory Search Time Out	Number:0-4	Directory Search Time Out(0 - 1s, 1 - 2s, 2 - 3s, 3 - 4s, 4 - 5s)		P24757
Setting->Preference->Directory Search Mode	Number:0,1	Directory Search Mode(0 - Prefix Mode, 1 - Fuzzy Mode)		P24758
Setting->Preference->Sip Error Prompt	Number:0,1	Sip Error Prompt(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P24793
Setting->Preference->History Smart Dial	String	History Smart Dial		P24794
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Always	Number:0,1	Always Forward(1 - on, 0 - off)		P53100
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Always -> Target	String	Target(Target number for transfer)		P53101
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Always -> On Code	String	On Code		P53102
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Always -> Off Code	String	Off Code		P53103
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Busy	Number:0,1	Busy Always Forward(1 - on, 0 - off)		P53110
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Busy -> Target	String	Target(Target number for transfer)		P53111
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Busy -> On Code	String	On Code		P53112
Setting->Feature->Forward-> Busy -> Off Code	String	Off Code		P53113
Setting->Feature->Forward-> No Answer	Number:0,1	No Answer(1 - on, 0 - off)		P53120
Setting->Feature->Forward-> No Answer -> After Ring Time	Number	After Ring Time(seconds)(Waiting time before Forward-on-No-Answer (if enabled); range: 6-120 seconds, default=60 sec.)		P53124
Setting->Feature->Forward-> No Answer -> Target	String	Target(Target number for transfer)		P53121
Setting->Feature->Forward-> No Answer -> On Code	String	On Code		P53122
Setting->Feature->Forward-> No Answer -> Off Code	String	Off Code		P53123
Setting->Feature->Do Not Disturb-> DND Work Type	Number:0-2	DND Work Type(0 - Local, 1 - Server, 2 - Mixed)		P1301
Setting->Feature->Do Not Disturb-> DND Sync Mode	Number:0?1	DND Sync Mode(0 - XSL, 1 - FAC)		P24016
Setting->Feature->Do Not Disturb-> DND On Code	String	DND On Code(The feature code to enable DND,the phone will send the feature code directly to open DND)		P53200
Setting->Feature->Do Not Disturb-> DND Off Code	String	DND Off Code(The feature code to disable DND,the phone will send the feature code directly to close DND)		P53201
Setting->Feature->Do Not Disturb-> AuthorizedNumbers	Number	AuthorizedNumbers(comma separated)		P53202
Setting->Feature->HotLine-> Hotline Number	String	Hotline Number		P4210
Setting->Feature->HotLine-> Hotline Time-out	Number	Hotline Time-out (seconds) (0~180s)		P8638
Setting->Feature-> Transfer Settings-> Blind Transfer On Hook	Number:0,1	Blind Transfer On Hook(0 - off, 1 - on)		P3201
Setting->Feature-> Transfer Settings-> Semi-Attended Transfer	Number:0,1	Semi-Attended Transfer(0 - off, 1 - on)		P3202
Setting->Feature-> Transfer Settings-> Attended Transfer On Hook	Number:0,1	Attended Transfer On Hook(0 - off, 1 - on)		P3204
Setting->Feature-> Transfer Settings-> Transfer Mode via DSSkey	Number:0,1,2	Transfer Mode via DSSkey(0 - Attended Transfer, 1 - Blind Transfer, 2 - New Call)		P3205
Setting->Feature-> Transfer Settings-> Hold Transfer On Hook	Number:0,1	Hold Transfer On Hook(1 - On,0 - Off)		P3207
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup->Call Pickup Mode	Number:0,1	Call Pickup Mode(0 - XSI, 1 - FAC)		P24018
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Direct Call Pickup	Number:0,1	Direct Call Pickup(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P4701
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Direct Call Pickup	String	Direct Call Pickup		P4745
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Group Call Pickup	Number:0,1	Group Call Pickup(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P4702
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Group Call Pickup Code	String	Group Call Pickup Code		P4746
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Visual Alert for BLF Pickup	Number:0,1	Visual Alert for BLF Pickup(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P4703
Setting->Feature->Call Pickup-> Audio Alert for BLF Pickup	Number:0,1	Audio Alert for BLF Pickup(0 - Disable, 1 - Enable)		P4704
Setting->Feature->Call Park-> Call Park Mode	Number:0,1	Call Park Mode( 0 - XSI, 1 - FAC)		P24017
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Show Direct Call Park	Number:0,1	Show Direct Call Park		P24021
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Direct Call Park Code	String	Direct Call Park Code		P24019
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Show Group Call Park	Number:0,1	Show Group Call Park		P24022
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Group Call Park Code	String	Group Call Park Code		P24020
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Park Retrieve Code	String	Park Retrieve Code		P24025
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Visual Alert For Parked Call	Number:0,1	Visual Alert For Parked Call		P24023
Setting->Feature->Call Park->Audio Alert For Parked Call	Number:0,1	Audio Alert For Parked Call		P24024
Setting->Feature-> Phone Lock->Keypad Lock	Number:0-4	Keypad Lock(0 - Disabled, 1 - All Keys, 2 - Menu Key 3 - Function Keys, 4 - Answer All Only)		P8630
Setting->Feature-> Phone Lock-> Phone Unlock Pin	Sring	Phone Unlock Pin		P5730
Setting->Feature-> Phone Lock-> Auto Lock Time-Out	Number	Auto Lock Time-Out (15~3600s, default is 15s)		P5731
Setting->Feature-> Phone Lock-> Emergency	String	Emergency		P5732
Setting->Feature-> Call Waiting-> Call Waiting	Number:0,1	Call Waiting(1 - On, 0 - Off)		P8849
Setting->Feature-> Call Waiting-> Call Waiting Tone	Number:0,1	Call Waiting Tone(1 - On, 0 - Off)		P8850
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 1	String	Alert Ring Text 1		P1399
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 1	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 1(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P1402
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 2	String	Alert Ring Text 2		P1400
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 2	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 2(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P1403
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 3	String	Alert Ring Text 3		P1401
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 3	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 3(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P1404
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 4	String	Alert Ring Text 4		P20059
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 4	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 4(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20066
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 5	String	Alert Ring Text 5		P20060
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 5	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 5(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20067
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 6	String	Alert Ring Text 6		P20061
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 6	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 6(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20068
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 7	String	Alert Ring Text 7		P20062
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 7	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 7(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20069
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 8	String	Alert Ring Text 8		P20063
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 8	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 8(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20070
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 9	String	Alert Ring Text 9		P20064
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 9	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 9(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20071
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring Text 10	String	Alert Ring Text 10		P20065
Setting->Feature-> Alert Ring-> Alert Ring File 10	Number:0-8	Alert Ring File 10(0 - Default, 1 - Ring 1.bin, 2 - Ring 2.bin, 3 - Ring 3.bin, 4 - Ring 4.bin, 5 - Ring 5.bin, 6 - Ring 6.bin, 7 - Ring 7.bin, 8 - Ring 8.bin,)		P20072
Setting->Feature-> Auto Redial-> Auto Redial	Number:0,1	Auto Redial. 0 – Off, 1 - On		P56204
Setting->Feature-> Auto Redial->Auto Redial Interval (1~300s)	Number: 1~300s	Auto Redial Interval (1~300s)		P56205
Setting->Feature-> Auto Redial->Auto Redial Times (1~300)	Number: 1~300	Auto Redial Times (1~300)		P56206
Setting->Feature-> Auto Redial->Callback-> Callback Code	string	Callback Code		P20984
Setting->Feature-> Remote Control->Action URI allow IP List	String	Action URI allow IP List		P23206
Setting->Feature-> Remote Control->Push xml Server IP	String	Push xml Server IP		P24011
Setting->Feature-> Remote Control->SIP Notify	Number 0,1	SIP Notify(0 - Off, 1 - On)		P24012
Setting->Feature-> Call Completion-> Enable Call Completion	Number 0,1	Enable Call Completion (0 - Off, 1 - On)		P24748
Setting->Feature-> Sip URL Call->Resolve Url Domain	Number 0,1	Resolve Url Domain.0 - Off, 1 - On		P24796
Setting->BLF Settings-> BLF Selected Type	Number: 0,1	BLF Selected Type. 0 – Default, 1 - Custom		P20085
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 1->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20086
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 1-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= terminated		P20096
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 1->BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20106
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 2->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20087
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 2-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= early		P20097
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 2->BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20107
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 3->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20088
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 3-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= confirmed		P20098
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 3>BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20108
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 4->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20089
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 4-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= confirmed		P20099
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 4>BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20109
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 5->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20090
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 5-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= confirmed		P20100
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 5>BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20110
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 6->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20091
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 6-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= confirmed		P20101
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 6>BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20111
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 7->Current Call Status	Number: 0-6	Current Call Status .0 – Idle, 1 – Incoming call, 2 – Dialing, 3 – Talking, 4 – Hold, 5 – Parked, 6 – Off line		P20092
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 7-> BLF Status Text	string	BLF Status Text= unknown		P20102
Setting->BLF Settings->Index 7>BLF Led Mode	Number: 0-10	BLF Led Mode. 0 – Led Off, 1 – Solid Red, 2 – Solid Green, 3 – Flashing Red 1s, 4 – Flashing Red 0.5s, 5 – Flashing Red 0.2s, 6 – Flashing Red 0.1s, 7 – Flashing Green 1s, 8 – Flashing Green 0.5s, 9 – Flashing Green 0.2s, 10 – Flashing Green 0.1s		P20112
Setting->Date&Time->DHCP Option 100	Number:0,1	DHCP Option 100 (DHCP Option 100 is the highest priority,higher than DHCP Time and Time Zone) 0 - No, 1 - Yes		P24064
Setting->Date&Time-> DHCP Time	Number:0,1	DHCP Time(0 - no, 1 - yes)		P143
Setting->Date&Time-> Time Zone	Number	Time Zone #105 - -11 Samoa, 1 - -10 United States-Hawaii-Aleutian # 2 - -10 United States-Alaska-Aleutian, 3 - -9 United States-Alaska Time # 4 - -8 Canada(Vancouver,Whitehorse), 5 - -8 Mexico(Tijuana,Mexicali) # 6 - -8 United States-Pacific Time, 7 - -7 Canada(Edmonton,Calgary) # 8 - -7 Mexico(Mazatlan,Chihuahua), 9 - -7 United States-Mountain Time # 10 - -7 United States-MST no DST, 11 - -6 Canada-Manitoba(Winnipeg) # 12 - -6 Chile(Easter Islands), 13 - -6 Mexico(Mexico City,Acapulco) # 14 - -6 United States-Central Time, 15 - -5 Bahamas(Nassau) # 16 - -5 Canada(Montreal,Ottawa,Quebec), 17 - -5 Cuba(Havana) # 18 - -5 United States-Eastern Time, 19 - -4:30 Venezuela(Caracas) # 20 - -4 Canada(Halifax,Saint John), 21 - -4 Chile(Santiago) # 22 - -4 Paraguay(Asuncion), 23 - -4 United Kingdom-Bermuda(Bermuda) # 24 - -4 United Kingdom(Falkland Islands), 25 - -4 Trinidad & Tobago # 26 - -3:30 Canada-New Foundland(St.Johns), 27 - -3 Denmark-Greenland(Nuuk) # 28 - -3 Argentina(Buenos Aires), 29 - -3 Brazil(no DST) # 30 - -3 Brazil(DST), 31 - -2 Brazil(no DST), 32 - -1 Portugal(Azores) # 33 - 0 GMT, 34 - 0 Greenland, 35 - 0 Denmark-Faroe Islands(Torshaven) # 36 - 0 Ireland(Dublin), 37 - 0 Portugal(Lisboa,Porto,Funchal) # 38 - 0 Spain-Canary Islands(Las Palmas), 39 - 0 United Kingdom(London) # 40 - 0 Morocco, 41 - +1 Albania(Tirane),42 - +1 Austria(Vienna) # 43 - +1 Belgium(Brussels), 44 - +1 Caicos, 45 - +1 Chatam # 46 - +1 Croatia(Zagreb), 47 - +1 Czech Republic(Prague) # 48 - +1 Denmark(Kopenhaven), 49 - +1 France(Paris), 50 - +1 Germany(Berlin) # 51 - +1 Hungary(Budapest), 52 - +1 Italy(Rome), 53 - +1 Luxembourg(Luxembourg) # 54 - +1 Makedonia(Skopje), 55 - +1 Netherlands(Amsterdam), 56 - +1 Poland(Warsaw),Serbia(Belgrade) # 57 - +2 Estonia(Tallinn), 58 - +2 Finland(Helsinki), 59 - +2 Gaza Strip(Gaza) # 106 - +2 Greece(Athens), 61 - +2 Israel(Tel Aviv), 62 - +2 Jordan(Amman) # 63 - +2 Latvia(Riga), 64 - +2 Lebanon(Beirut), 65 - +2 Moldova(Kishinev) # 66 - +2 Russia(Kaliningrad), 67 - +2 Romania(Bucharest), 68 - +2 Syria(Damascus) # 69 - +2 Turkey(Ankara), 70 - +2 Ukraine(Kyiv,Odessa), 71 - +3 East Africa Time # 72 - +3 Iraq(Baghdad), 73 - +3 Russia(Moscow), 74 - +3:30 Iran(Teheran) # 75 - +4 Armenia(Yerevan), 76 - +4 Azerbaijan(Baku), 77 - +4 Georgia(Tbilisi) # 78 - +4 Kazakstan(Aqtau), 79 - +4 Russia(Samara), 80 - +5 Kazakstan(Aqtobe) # 81 - +5 Kyrgyzstan(Bishkek), 82 - +5 Pakistan(Islamabad), 83 - +5 Russia(Chelyabinsk) # 84 - +5:30 India(Calcutta), 85 - +6 Kazakstan(Astana,Almaty), 86 - +6 Russia(Novosibirsk,Omsk) # 87 - +7 Russia(Krasnoyarsk), 88 - +7 Thailand(Bangkok), 89 - +8 China(Beijing) # 90 - +8 Singapore(Singapore), 91 - +8 Australia(Perth), 92 - +9 Korea(Seoul) # 93 - +9 Japan(Tokyo), 94 - +9:30 Australia(Adelaide), 95 - +9:30 Australia(Darwin) # 96 - +10 Australia(Sydney,Melbourne,Canberra), 97 - +10 Australia(Brisbane) # 98 - +10 Australia(Hobart), 99 - +10 Russia(Vladivostok), 100 - +10:30 Australia(Lord Howe Islands) # 101 - +11 New Caledonia(Noumea), 102 - +12 New Zeland(Wellington,Auckland) # 103 - +12:45 New Zeland(Chatham Islands), 104 - +13 Tonga(Nukualofa)		P64
Setting->Date&Time-> NTP Server is Covered with DHCP	Number:0,1	NTP Server is Covered with DHCP(0- no, 1-yes)		P144
Setting->Date&Time->NTP Server	String	URL or IP address of NTP Server		P30
Setting->Date&Time->Backup NTP Server	String	URL or IP address of Backup NTP Server		P8622
Setting->Date&Time-> Daylight Saving Time	Number:0,1,2	Daylight Saving Time(0 - disable, 1 –enable, 2-auto)		P75
Setting->Date&Time-> Time Format	Number:0,1	Time Format.0 – 24hour 1 – 12hour		P8624
Setting->Date&Time-> Date Display Format	Number: 0,1,2	Date Display Format 0-- Year - Month - Day 1-- Month - Day - Year 2-- Day - Month - Year		P102
Setting-> Tones-> Select Country	Number:0-28	Select Country(0 - Custom, 1 - Australia, 2 - Austria, 3 - Brazil, 4 - Belgium, 5 - China, 6 - Chile,7 - Czech,8 - Denmark, 9 - Finland,10 - France, 11 - Germany, 12 - Great Britain, 13 - Greece, 14 - Hungary, 15 - Lithuania, 16 - India,17 - Italy, 18 - Japan, 19 - Mexico,20 - New Zealand, 21 - Netherlands, 22 - Norway, 23 - Portugal,24 - Spain,25 - Switzerland, 26 - Sweden, 27 - Russia, 28 - United States)		P20058
Setting-> Tones-> Dial Tone	String	Dial Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4000
Setting-> Tones-> Ringback Tone	String	Ringback Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4001
Setting-> Tones-> Busy Tone	String	Busy Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4002
Setting-> Tones-> Reorder Tone	String	Reorder Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4003
Setting-> Tones-> Confirmation Tone	String	Confirmation Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4004
Setting-> Tones-> Call Waiting Tone	String	Call Waiting Tone Syntax: f1=freq@vol, f2=freq@vol, c=on1/off1?on2/off2?on3/off3 freq: FREQUENCY in Hz on1/off1?on2/off2 :cadence in Millisecond		P4005
Setting-> SMS->Account	Number:0-3	SMS(Account.0 - Account 1, 1 - Account 2, 2 - Account 3, 3 - Account 4)		P58100
Setting-> Action URL-> Setup Completed	String	Setup Completed(This message will be sent out when the phone is start-up completed, available for use.)		P3701
Setting-> Action URL-> log On	String	log On(This message will be sent out when an account is successfully registered.)		P3702
Setting-> Action URL-> log Off	String	log Off(This message will be sent out when an account is logged off.)		P3703
Setting-> Action URL-> Register Failed	String	Register Failed(This message will be sent out when an account is registered failed.)		P3704
Setting-> Action URL-> Offhook	String	Offhook(This message will be sent out when the phone is off hook.)		P3705
Setting-> Action URL-> Onfhook	String	Onfhook(This message will be sent out when the phone is on hook.)		P3706
Setting-> Action URL-> Incoming Call	String	Incoming Call(This message will be sent out when there is an incoming call.)		P3707
Setting-> Action URL-> Outgoing Call	String	Outgoing Call(This message will be sent out when there is an outgoing call.)		P3708
Setting-> Action URL-> Call Established	String	Call Established(This message will be sent out when a call is established.)		P3709
Setting-> Action URL-> Call Terminated	String	Call Terminated(This message will be sent out when a call is terminated.)		P3710
Setting-> Action URL-> Open DND	String	Open DND(This message will be sent out when DND is enabled.)		P3711
Setting-> Action URL-> Close DND	String	Close DND(This message will be sent out when DND is disabled.)		P3712
Setting-> Action URL-> Open Always Forward	String	Open Always Forward(This message will be sent out when always-forward is enabled.)		P3713
Setting-> Action URL-> Close Always Forward	String	Close Always Forward(This message will be sent out when always-forward is disabled.)		P3714
Setting-> Action URL-> Open Busy Forward	String	Open Busy Forward(This message will be sent out when busy-forward is enabled.)		P3715
Setting-> Action URL-> Close Busy Forward	String	Close Busy Forward(This message will be sent out when busy-forward is disabled.)		P3716
Setting-> Action URL-> Open No Busy Forward	String	Open No Busy Forward(This message will be sent out when no-answer-forward is enabled.)		P3717
Setting-> Action URL-> Close No Busy Forward	String	Close No Busy Forward(This message will be sent out when no-answer-forward is disable.)		P3718
Setting-> Action URL-> Transfer Call	String	Transfer Call(This message will be sent out when transferring a call(including all kinds of transfer).)		P3719
Setting-> Action URL-> Blind Trandfer call	String	Blind Trandfer call(This message will be sent out when doing blind-transfer.)		P3720
Setting-> Action URL-> Attended Transfer Call	String	Attended Transfer Call(This message will be sent out when doing attended and semi-attended transfer.)		P3721
Setting-> Action URL-> Hold	String	Hold(This message will be sent out when holding a call.)		P3722
Setting-> Action URL-> Unhold	String	Unhold(This message will be sent out when unholding the call.)		P3723
Setting-> Action URL-> Mute	String	Mute(This message will be sent out when muting a call.)		P3724
Setting-> Action URL-> Unmute	String	Unmute(This message will be sent out when unmuting a call.)		P3725
Setting-> Action URL-> Missed Call	String	Missed Call(This message will be sent out when there is a new missed call even if missed call logs is disabled.)		P3726
Setting-> Action URL-> Idle ToBusy	String	Idle ToBusy( call logs is disabled.)		P3727
Setting-> Action URL-> Busy To Idel	String	Busy To Idel( Busy to IdleBusy to Idle)		P3728
Setting-> Action URL-> Forward Incoming Call	String	Forward Incoming Call( Forward Incoming Call)		P3729
Setting-> Action URL-> Reject Incoming Call	String	Reject Incoming Call( Reject Incoming Call)		P3730
Setting-> Action URL-> Answer New Incoming Call	String	Answer New Incoming Call(Answer New Incoming Call)		P3731
Setting-> Action URL-> TransferFinished	String	TransferFinished(Transfer Finished)		P3732
Setting-> Action URL-> Transfe Failed	String	Transfe Failed(Transfer Failed)		P3733
Setting->Softkey Layout->Custom Softkey	Number:0-1	Custom Softkey(0 - Disable,1 - Enable)		P8751
Setting->TR069-> TR069 Enable	Number:0,1	TR069 Enable. 0 – No, 1 - Yes		P8100
Setting->TR069-> ACS URL	string	ACS URL		P8101
Setting->TR069-> ACS Username	string	ACS Username		P8102
Setting->TR069-> ACS Password	string	ACS Password		P8103
Setting->TR069-> Enable Periodic Inform	Number:0,1	Enable Periodic Inform.0 – No, 1 - Yes		P8104
Setting->TR069-> Periodic Inform Interval(seconds)	string	Periodic Inform Interval(seconds)		P8105
Setting->TR069-> Connection Request Username	string	Connection Request Username		P8106
Setting->TR069-> Connection Request Password	string	Connection Request Password		P8107
Setting->SIP-> SIP Session Timer T1(0.5~10s)	Number	SIP Session Timer T1(0.5~10s)		P23112
Setting->SIP-> SIP Session Timer T2(2~40s)	Number	SIP Session Timer T1 T2(2~40s)		P23113
Setting->SIP-> SIP Session Timer T4(2.5~60s)	Number	SIP Session Timer T1 T4(2.5~60s)		P23114
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 1-> Phone Book URL	String	Phone Book URL		P4401
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 1-> Name	String	Name		P3316
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 2-> Phone Book URL	String	Phone Book URL		P4402
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 2-> Name	String	Name		P3312
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 3-> Phone Book URL	String	Phone Book URL		P4404
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 3-> Name	String	Name		P3313
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 4-> Phone Book URL	String	Phone Book URL		P4404
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 4-> Name	String	Name		P3314
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 5-> Phone Book URL	String	Phone Book URL		P4405
Directory-> Remote PhoneBook->index 5-> Name	String	Name		P3315
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Name Filter	String	LDAP name filter, device will go and search the contacts on the server if the input are characters.		P5430
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Number Filter	String	LDAP digit filter, device will go and search the contacts on the server if the input are digits.		P5431
Directory->LDAP->Server Address	String	LDAP server address, the value can be IP or Domain name.		P5432
Directory->LDAP-> Port	Number	LDAP server port		P5433
Directory->LDAP->Base	Sring	searching root directory of the server		P5434
Directory->LDAP->User Name	String	user name for loging in the server		P5435
Directory->LDAP->Password	String	password for loging out the server		P5436
Directory->LDAP->Max.Hits	Number	the maximum query results		P5437
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Display Name	String	the type of display name of the searching result		P5440
Directory->LDAP-> Search Delay	Number	the time to display the searching result after inputting search information		P5442
Directory->LDAP-> Protocol	Number	protocol version (0 – version2, 1 – version3)		P5441
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Lookup For Incoming Call	Number:0,1	Whether to search diaplay name for incoming call using LDAP (0 – off, 1 - on)		P5443
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Sorting Results	Number:0,1	Whether to sort the results(0 – off, 1 - on)		P5444
Directory->LDAP-> LDAP Synchronize Time(0~9999mins)	number	LDAP Synchronize Time(0~9999mins) in minutes,0 means never Synchronize,default is 0		P20990
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information-> Allow SIP Authentication for XSI	Number:0,1	Allow SIP Authentication for XSI.0 – Disable, 1 – Enable Configures the authentication mechanism for eXtended Services Interface (XSI) platform access		P20944
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information-> Host Server	Number:0,1	Host Server. Configures the IP address or domain name of the eXtended Services Interface (XSI) Platform server for account X		P20945
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information-> Port	Number	Port =80. Configures the port number of the XSI platform server for account X		P20946
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information-> XSI Server Type	Number	XSI Server Type.0 – HTTP, 1 - HTTPS Configures the access protocol of the XSI platform server for account X		P20947
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information->User ID	string	User ID Configures the user name for XSI authentication for account X		P20948
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information->Password	string	Password Configures the password for XSI authentication for account X		P20949
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information->UC User Name	string	UC User Name Configures the user name for UC authentication		P20950
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> XSI Information->UC Password	string	UC Password Configures the password for UC authentication.		P20951
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Group	Number:0,1	Group. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20953
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Group Name	string	Display name. Enables or disables the IP phone to display the group directory and configures the display name on the LCD screen for the group directory.		P20960
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Enterprise	Number:0,1	Enterprise. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20955
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory-> Enterprise name	string	Display name. Enables or disables the IP phone to display the enterprise directory and configures the display name on the LCD screen for the enterprise directory.		P20962
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Group Common	Number:0,1	Group Common. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20954
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Group Common name	string	Display name. Enables or disables the IP phone to display the group common directory and configures the display name on the LCD screen for the group common directory.		P20961
Directory->NetworkDirectory-> Network Directory->Enterprise Common	Number:0,1	Enterprise Common. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20956
Directory->Network Directory-> Network Directory-> Enterprise Common name	string	Display name. Enables or disables the IP phone to display the enterprise common directory and configures the display name on the LCD screen for the enterprise common directory.		P20963
Directory->Network Directory-> Network Directory->Personal	Number:0,1	Personal. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable		P20957
Directory->Network Directory-> Network Directory-> Personal name	string	Personal name. Enables or disables the IP phone to display the personal directory and configures the display name on the LCD screen for the personal directory.		P20964
Directory-> Network Directory-> Custom Directories-> Enable Custom Directories	Number:0,1	Enable Custom Directories. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable Enables or disables the custom directories feature		P20958
Directory->Network Directory->Call Log->Network Call Log	Number:0,1	Enable Custom Directory. 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable Enables or disables the BroadSoft call log feature		P20959
Directory->MultiCast Paging-> Paging Barge	Number:0-10	Paging Barge(0 - Disable,1 - 1,2 - 2,3 - 3,4 - 4,5 - 5,6 - 6,7 - 7,8 - 8,9 - 9,10 - 10)		P20041
Directory-> MultiCast Paging-> Paging Priority Active	Number:0,1	Paging Priority Active(Disable,1 - Enable)		P20042
Directory->MultiCast Paging->Multicast Codec	Number	Multicast Codec. 0 – PCMU, 18 – G.729A/B, 8 – PCMA, 9 – G.722(wide band)		P20164
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 1-> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20021
Directory->MultiCast Paging-> IP Address 1-> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20022
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 2> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20023
Directory->MultiCast Paging-> IP Address 2> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20024
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 3> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20025
Directory->MultiCast Paging-> IP Address 3> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20026
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 4> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20027
Directory->MultiCast Paging-> IP Address 4> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20028
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 5> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20029
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 5> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20030
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 6> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20031
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 6> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20032
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 7> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20033
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 7> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20034
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 8> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20035
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 8> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20036
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 9> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20037
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 9 Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20038
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 10> Listening Address	String	Listening Address		P20039
Directory->MultiCast Paging->IP Address 10> Lable	Stirng	Lable		P20040
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->PnP Active	Number:0,1	PnP Active. 0 – No, 1 – Yes Enable/disable the phone sending requests to the server to obtain the URL for downloading firmware updates		P20165
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> Urgrate Mode	Number:0-3	Urgrate Mode(0 - TFTP, 1 - HTTP, 2 - FTP, 3 - HTTPS)		P212
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Firmware Server Path	String	Firmware Server Path		P192
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> Config Server Path	String	Config Server Path		P237
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> Allow DHCP Option	Number	Allow DHCP Option		P1145
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> To Oerride Server	Number:0,1	To Oerride Server(0 – no, 1 – yes)		P145
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> HTTP / FTP / HTTPS UserName	String	HTTP/FTP/HTTPS UserName		P1360
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->HTTP /FTP / HTTPS Password	String	HTTP/FTP/HTTPS Password		P1361
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Firmware/Config File Prefix	String	Firmware/Config File Prefix		P232
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Firmware/Config File Postfix	String	Firmware/Config File Postfix		P233
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->AUTO Upgrade	Number:0,1	AUTO Upgrade(0 - no, 1 - yes)		P194
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> check for upgrade every ? Minutes	Number	check for upgrade every ? Minutes		P193
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Upgrade Check Mode	Number:0-2	Upgrade Check Mode 0 - Always Check For New Firmware 1 - check new firmware only when F/W pre/suffix changes 2 - Always Skip The Firmware Check		P238
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade-> Authenticate Cfg File	Number:0,1	Authenticate Cfg File(0 - no, 1 - yes)		P240
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Set Common AES Key	String	Common AES Key		P8631
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Ring Server Path	String	Ring Server Path		P20174
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Language Server URL	String	Language Server URL		P20175
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->hlpres Server URL	String	hlpres Server URL		P20176
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->exp_res Server URL	String	exp_res Server URL		P20177
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->VPN Server URL	String	VPN Server URL		P20178
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Trusted CA Server URL	String	Trusted CA Server URL		P20179
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Server CA Server URL	String	Server CA Server URL		P20180
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Screensaver Server URL	String	Screensaver Server URL		P20051
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Wallpaper Server URL	String	Wallpaper Server URL		P20052
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->8021x CA cert URL	String	8021x CA cert URL		P20987
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->8021x DEV cert URL	String	8021x DEV cert URL		P20988
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Softkey Layout URL	String	Softkey Layout URL		P20995
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Zero Active	Number:0,1	Zero Active.0 – No, 1 - Yes		P20933
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Wait Time(1~100s)	Number	Wait Time(1~100s)		P20932
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Self as Server	Number:0,1	Self as Server(0 - No,1- Yes)		P40001
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Firmware Upgrade->Exp Upgrade Server	String	Exp Upgrade Server		P40002
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Phonebook XML Download->Phonebook XML Server Path	String	Phonebook XML Server Path		P331
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Phonebook XML Download->Phonebook Download Interval	Number:0-720	Phonebook Download Interval(the interval time should be 0-720 days)		P332
Managenment->Auto Provision-> Phonebook XML Download->Remove Manually-edited Entries On Download	Number:0,1	Remove Manually-edited Entries On Download.0 - no, 1 - yes		P333
Managenment-Auto Provision->Phonebook XML Download -> Phonebook XML Download Enable	Number:0-4	Phonebook XML Download Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes,HTTP, 2 - yes,TFTP, 3 - yes,FTP, 4 - yes,HTTPs		P330
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Service Enable	Number:0,1	SNMP Service Enable.0 - no, 1 - yes		P8150
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Get Community	String	SNMP Get Community		P8151
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Set Community	String	SNMP Set Community		P8152
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Manager IP 1	String	SNMP Manager IP 1		P8153
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Manager IP 2	String	SNMP Manager IP 2		P8154
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Manager IP 3	String	SNMP Manager IP 3		P8155
Managenment->Auto Provision-> SNMP Service -> SNMP Manager IP 4	String	SNMP Manager IP 4		P8156
Managenment->Configuration->System log->syslog server	String	syslog server		P207
Managenment->Configuration->System log->Syslog Level	Number:0-4	Syslog Level.0 – NONE, 1 – DEBUG,2 – INFO, 3 – WARNING, 4 - ERROR		P208
Managenment->Trusted CA->Trusted Certificates	Number:0-2	Trusted Certificates.0 –Default Certificates, 1 –Custom Certificates, 2 –All Certificates		P20156
Managenment->Server CA->Device Certificates	Number:0-1	Device Certificates.0 –Default Certificates, 1 –Custom Certificates		P20155

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UC800 Series IP Phones Provisioning

1. Introduction

2. Manage Configuration

2.1 Obtain configuration files

2.2 Obtain phone information

2.3 Manage configuration files

2.4 How to edit cfg000x.xml file

2.5 How to edit cfg$mac file

2.6 How to edit cfgMAC.xml file

3. Encrypt Configuration Files

3.1 How to encrypt the XML configuration file

4. Customize Resource Files

4.1 Customize ring tone

4.2 Customize LCD language

4.3 Customize web language

4.4 Customizing wallpaper

4.5 Customizing screensaver

4.6 Customizing weblogo

5. Upgrade resource files

5.1 How to configure URL for hlpres.tar

5.2 How to configure URL for Language.tar

5.3 How to configure URL for exp_pres.tar

5.4 How to configure Path for ringx.bin

5.5 How to configure URL for Screensaver

5.6 How to configure URL for Wallpaper

6. Upgrade Firmware

6.1 Configuring HTTP Server

6.2 How to Configuring HTTP Server

7. Obtain Provisioning Server's Address

8. Update mode

9. Download and Verify Configurations

9.1 Download configuration files

9.2 Resolve and Update configurations

9.3 Verify configurations

10. Firmware and Configuration File Prefix and Postfix

11. Firmware Server and Configuration File Server

12. Manage Firmware and Download Configuration File

13. Pre_Configuration and Configuration Redirection

14. Automatic Provisioning Within LAN

15. Troubleshooting

16. Glossary

17. How to Edit cfg000x.xml

18. Generate Configuration File with Htek Provision Tool and Upgrade the Configuration File via HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/TFTP

18.1 Generate the configuration file for Htek IP Phones

18.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via HTTP/TPFP/FTP/HTTPS

18.2.1 Upgrade cfgMAC file via Htek Provision Tool

18.2.2 Upgrade cfgMAC file via configuring Htek IP Phone

19. Making Ringtone Notes

20. LCD and Web Language custom Guide

20.1 LCD Language custom guide

20.2 Web Language custom guide

21. LCD and Web GUI custom Guide

21.1 How to custom the wallpaper1-wallpaper6?

21.2 How to custom the screensaver1- screensaver3?

21.3 How to custom the weblogo?

21.4 How to custom the eights menus(.png)in the main menu?

21.5 How to custom the ...Icon.png?

21.6 How to custom the lcdlogo_color.png?

21.7 How to custom the lcdlogo_bw.png?

22. Firmware Upgrade

22.1 Upgrade through HTTP

22.2 Upgrade through TFTP

22.3 Upgrade through FTP

22.4 Upgrade through HTTPS

23. Parameter List