I can think of two possible ways to make this work.
One is to find the IP400 firmware and configure the phone to use H.323. I have had no success with finding the firmware for this phone on the internet, and Polycom tech. support has been rather elusive, so if anyone could point me to the files I would be much abliged.
The second method is to upgrade the file system on the IP400 and see if it will run the SIP application. This would be prefferable, because this phone is intended to be a low cost proof of concept, and we will go to Sip phones once the concept has been proven to the right people. I imagine that this would involve replaceing a non-volatile memory chip inside the phone with an equivalent chip of higher capacity. The possibility of doing this depends heavily on the design of the phone (whether the memory size is hard coded into the OS, whether the memory is external to the processor, what type of processor is used, etc.)
There is also a possibility that I am barking up the wrong tree. If I am, I would appreciate it if someone could guide me to the right tree.
Thanks in advance.
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