To get the the dialplan working change:

<dialTemplate></dialTemplate>

to:

<dialTemplate>dialplan.xml</dialTemplate>

and place a dialplan.xml file in your tftp directory.

Simple dialplan.xml file:

<DIALTEMPLATE>
    <TEMPLATE MATCH="*" Timeout="15"/>
</DIALTEMPLATE>


also to activate the 7914 add:

<addOnModules>
<addOnModule idx="1">
<loadInformation>S00105000100</loadInformation>
</addOnModule>
<!-- Uncomment if you have second 7914
<addOnModule idx="2">
<loadInformation>S00105000100</loadInformation>
</addOnModule>
-->
</addOnModules>

just after the <loadInformation> tag.  You will need to load the S00105000100 file to
your tftp directory.

The things I cannot figure out are:

1. How to set the secret for proxy registration.
2. How to define speeddials.

Thanks,
/can



If I recall when we first got the CCM5 development SIP loads, I got the
same result, but it was funny that * showed the phone as not registered.
It may well be the fact that I have not downloaded the released version.
It may be more non-CCM friendly.

I'll play with it again next week if I can borrow a 70 away from the
developers for a while.

The only thing I do not like about the 41/61/70/71 (all the java phones)
is they only allow one password for all the separate lines/proxies in
SIP mode.  I may play with the config to see if it will allow more.

-Greg

BTW:  If you do get it to play nice, please post the xml file for us :)

On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 13:56 -0600, Aaron Daniel wrote:
> Awesome, that works, 'cept now the dialplan doesn't work lol.  I've 
> programmed the voicemail button in, but anything I try to dial doesn't 
> make it past the first digit.
> 
> Aaron
> 


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