XML Overview

Structure of an XML File

3.2.1General and Phone-Specific XML Files

Phones load the following two files during every XML upload:

the general XML file for system-wide configuration.

the device-specific XML file with settings that apply to specific phone models. A phone uses the file name and XML header to differentiate between files.

3.2.1.1File names

The MAC address of the phone is attached to the file name of the device-specific XML file. The first part of the name is generated using the type and version of the phone and suffixed with the attribute "_conf" (op410adv_conf). This procedure ensures that a unique name is generat- ed for every type of phone.

Example: op420adv_conf0001e321bb06.xml

The above example is a device-specific configuration file for an optiPoint 420 advance. The following table contains a list of default file names:

Model

System configuration

Device configuration

 

 

 

optiPoint 420 advance

op420adv_conf.xml

op420adv_confyyyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 420 default

op420std_conf.xml

op420std_confyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 420 economy plus

op420ecop_conf.xml

op420ecop_confyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 420 economy

op420eco_conf.xml

op420eco_confyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 410 advance

op410adv_conf.xml

op410adv_confyyyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 410 default

op410std_conf.xml

op410std_confyyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 410 economy plus

op410ecop_conf.xml

op410ecop_confyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 410 economy

op410eco_conf.xml

op410eco_confyyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

optiPoint 410 entry

op410entry_conf.xml

op410entry_confyyyyyyyyyy.xml

 

 

 

"yyyyyyyyyyyy" represents each phone’s MAC address.

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