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button diagram for various phone types? - cadillackid - 02-01-2015 10:14 PM does there exist anywhere a diagram that shows by phone type the Key types and numbers for the phones? ie linekey vs programmablekey vs memorykey and where the numbering starts. I tried building a phone with its web interface and then exporting the config, yet in the XML files it called the keys memorykeys so I put them into a MAC.cfg and they dont work correctly, so it turns out i had to put it into a linekey.X in my MAC.cfg, I want to be able to tell which type of phone uses what for what place on the device for our automatic configurator the buttons go... ultimately if I could export a MAC.cfg would be the best, but I dont believe thats possible. when I extract a config.bin I find the XML files and not a MAC.cfg file. im guessing somewhere exists a diagram of each phone and the button types. and numbers. -Christopher RE: button diagram for various phone types? - James_Yealink - 02-02-2015 09:17 AM Hi Christopher, Please download latest autoprovision guide: http://www.yealink.com/Upload/UCOne/20141231/manual/Yealink_SIP-T2_Series_T4_Series_IP_Phones_Auto_Provisioning_Guide_V73_40.pdf Then search these key words, you can see all key type and numbers. programablekey.x.type memorykey.x.type linekey.x.type Is this what you want? Regards, James RE: button diagram for various phone types? - cadillackid - 02-02-2015 11:06 PM I found the words, I want to be able to equate them to physical locations on the phones themselves. we are building a GUI for our customers to edit their own phones.. in the GUI, they click a button location on the phone picture and we then generate a new config file for the phone and push down the button changes to the phones. so when a location is clicked I need to be able to know that im generating config for say "linekey 1" etc.. so I need to be able to equate which are line, softkey, programmable key, memorykey etc physically on the phone by phone model. I was looking for a diagram that points out which type is which on the phone and which is number 1,2,3 etc. the provisioning guide has been a huge help in generating the templates we use for various phone options. -Christopher RE: button diagram for various phone types? - CWR - 02-03-2015 01:51 AM Which T4x are you dealing with? On the Yealinks the buttons at the top on the side of the screens - they are all LineKey's. (on T46,T48 #10 could be on page 1 if <10 assignments or if you have more - it bumps to page 2.) Count them top to bottom in the first column, then top to bottom in the second column. On the T2x, T3x - 1 column top to bottom. The T4'x are 2 columns. Code: linekey.1.line = 1 The buttons at bottom of the screen are Custom SoftKey's and are provisioned via an XML for each one: [/code] Code: ####################################################################################### The T26,T28,T38 have Memory Keys which are the 10 keys on the right side. Code: memorykey.1.line = %%Line%% RE: button diagram for various phone types? - cadillackid - 02-03-2015 06:34 AM this is perfect.. my BIGGEST issue was that the firmware seems have the key spelling wrong.. this works Code: programablekey.2.type = 27 This doesnt!! Code: programmablekey.2.type = 27 the spelling was incorrect in one document.. but I found some place that mentioned this.. but this is why I couldnt change my softkeys.... |