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[SOLVED] Enable/Disable Account on keypress - Ferdinand - 04-19-2017 10:01 AM

Hi!

Is it possible to enable or disable lines by pressing a key?

I would like to use our T46Gs like this:
Choose the right account with keypad left/right and press activate.

Problem is, our provider (german based sipgate) uses long and cryptic users and passwords, so hot desking is not an option on the phones.

Thanks for your help!


RE: Enable/Disable Account on keypress - Ferdinand - 04-20-2017 10:57 AM

ok, found a solution by myself.

i made an XML Browser, where i can change my accounts very quick and easy.


RE: Enable/Disable Account on keypress - TStaudte - 07-19-2017 09:17 AM

(04-20-2017 10:57 AM)Ferdinand Wrote:  ok, found a solution by myself.

i made an XML Browser, where i can change my accounts very quick and easy.

Dear Ferdinand,

would you mind to outline your solution in a bit more detail?

Thank you and best regards,
Thomas


RE: [SOLVED] Enable/Disable Account on keypress - rvv - 08-22-2022 03:55 PM

(07-19-2017 09:17 AM)TStaudte Wrote:  
(04-20-2017 10:57 AM)Ferdinand Wrote:  ok, found a solution by myself.

i made an XML Browser, where i can change my accounts very quick and easy.

Dear Ferdinand,

would you mind to outline your solution in a bit more detail?

Thank you and best regards,
Thomas

If it's relevant for anyone else, I recently ran into a similar problem:

It was necessary to deploy the device for several employees alternately sitting at the same table, so that only one account was active at a time and employees were able to switch accounts on their own with a minimum number of clicks.

In the end, I decided by using the XML Browser function, which should also be in your phone.

Initially, you need to deploy an HTTP server, where to upload pre-formed XML files. As the simplest file server, you can use HFS
An example of an XML file is attached (file.xml).[attachment=6222]

On the phone, configure one of the function buttons to access a specific file from the server.
Example in the picture (T33P).
[attachment=6227]

The link in the example is http://serv_addr/XMLPath/file.xml

As a result, after pressing the function key, the data from the file is written to the configuration of the first account, replacing the current ones.

For each seated employee, you can configure a separate button with a link to your own configuration.

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Enabling and disabling the account can be implemented through a text menu, inside which items are written.
In this case, you need to act in the same way as in the previous example, only use a link to a file with a text menu as a link.

Inside the menu file itself, you need to change the links to the files that produce the actions themselves.

In this example, I manage the second account:
Menu - EnDismenu.xml [attachment=6223]
Enable 2nd accounts - Enable2ndAcc.xml [attachment=6224]
Disable 2nd accounts - Disable2ndAcc.xml [attachment=6225]

Or assign links to files on and off to different function keys.