logins.
2. The service provider needs to upload these files to the FTP server:
HardwareTag_ServiceType_Protocol_XXX.bin
This file contains the phone’s firmware binary
HardwareTag_ServiceType_Protocol_cfgXXX.dat
This file contains the phone’s configuration settings
HardwareTag_ServiceType_Protocol_mapXXX.txt
This file contains the phone’s digit map configuration
In the files above HardwareTag is phone’s hardware type, and is identical to the string in the second line of the LCD display. ServiceType corresponds with the “servicetype” field in the phone’s settings page. Protocol is the communications protocol which the IP phone uses. XXX is the version number of the files.
For example if you support the PA168S phone, the “servicetype” is “citron”, the firmware version is 1.35 and the phone settings and digit map version are both 1.32 then the files on your FTP server should be named as:
PA168S_citron_h323_135.bin
PA168S_citron_h323_cfg132.dat
PA168S_citron_h323_map132.txt
Important: The version number in the file name don’t include the sub version number. For example, if the version is 1.40.007, then in file name, you should write 140 only.
If the service provider doesn’t need to upgrade the digit map, it can be omitted from the FTP server. This will not affect the ability to upgrade phones over the network.
3.All the terminals in the system will do the upgrade if you use the upgrade method in item 2. But in fact, some customers want to upgrade a special terminal only. So this way could not fit for this request. We do some modification based on the way in item 2 to provide more way to do the FTP upgrade.
In phone settings, there is a parameter “upgrade type”, the possible value for this
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