Doro IP880 DECT, Owner'S Manual

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Creating Configuration Files
You must create a configuration file for each phone. The phone interfaces with the
configuration server through a text-based configuration file for downloading.
Note!
When creating or editing configuration files, use a standard text editor like Notepad. XML editors,
Microsoft Word, and other types of editors may leave hidden extended characters that may cause problems.
The location from which configuration files can be downloaded is preset. This URL can be
changed through configuration, but resetting the gateway to factory defaults will also revert
this value back to the preset location.
The configuration files must be placed in a subfolder named /Config and the complete
path name from the root of the transport server (HTTP or TFTP root) to the phone must
conform to the format <ROOT-/Config/:
<NETWORK_HTTP_SERVER-/Config/<MAC_ADDRESS-.cfg
Naming Configuration Files
The name of the configuration file for each gateway must contain the MAC address,
followed by the .cfg.
Examples:
001d29000a11.cfg
Syntax
The configuration file has one configuration parameter per text line. Each parameter is
defined by a name and a value:
%<parameter_name>% : <value>
The <parameter_name> is a text string without spaces. The <value> can be a null-
terminated string, a decimal or hex-value, or an array of hex/dec values.
The phone will replace the parameters represented in the configuration file. This means
that a subset of the parameters can be included in the configuration file. If some of the
parameters are unknown to the phone they will be disregarded.
Configuration File template
Copy the following template into the /Config subfolder you have created. Edit as necessary.
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