Name
Default value
Description
KEEP_CURRENT_CA
1
Specifies whether the currently
active line on the phone screen is
still highlighted after the call on
the selected line is ended.
Valid values:
• 0 - Disable. When a call on the
selected line is ended, the
selection is moved from the
current Call Appearance to
session line with a higher
priority or to the first available
line if the phone becomes idle.
• 1 - Enable (default). When a
call on the selected line is
ended, the highlighted line is
not changed.
Server-initiated Update
With Server-initiated Update, you can get the notification from the SIP server if there are any
available new settings or the phone firmware. If the file server has the requested files for update,
the phone later applies new settings or, if available, updates the phone firmware.
By default, the Server-initiated Update feature is disabled. To enable this functionality, you must
set the ENABLE_OOD_RESET_NOTIFY parameter to 1 in the
46xxsettings.txt
file.
When the phone receives a
SIP NOTIFY
message about available updates, it checks the
J100Supgrade.txt
file and compares the firmware version it contains to the current firmware
version. If the file server has a new firmware version, the phone reboots and upgrades to that
version. If the firmware version stored on the file server and that of the phone match, the phone
downloads the
46xxsettings.txt
file to apply the new settings. In this case, it either logs out
the current user or, if required, reboots. If there are any active calls or other transmissions, the
phone will apply the new settings only when it becomes idle.
The date and time of the last update are displayed in the Status tab of the web interface.
You can get the notification from the SIP server by using either of the following:
• the Administration menu of the phone
• the Management tab in the web interface
Related links
Updating phone settings and firmware
on page 93
Management settings field descriptions
Feature configuration
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