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Handset Configuration Steps Overview
To use Handset Configuration Over The Air, the following steps are necessary:
1. Make a plan defining:
l Needed Configuration Groups (Group ID must be unique) and Version number:
Max number of configuration groups allowed: 99
Accepted values for Group ID: 1 - 9999
Accepted values for Version number: 1 - 9999
l Which Handset Configuration settings each configuration group must contain.
Different settings can be e.g. noisy environment for one group, HAC for another group or
access to External Services for a third group etc.
l If settings are to be hidden to the user in the handset menu. A setting can be defined with a
certain value in the Handset Configuration XML file, and then defined as hidden in the hand-
set menu.
2. Create a Handset Configuration XML file by exporting existing handset configuration from a
handset, make the relevant changes, and then save it.
Tip:
It is advisable to start with one handset and configure it as desired - this can then
serve as a template for the rest of the users in the configuration group.
For more information, see "Creating a Handset Configuration XML File" on the next page.
3. Assign relevant Configuration Group (Group ID) to each user.
For more information, see "Assigning Configuration Groups (GroupIDs) to Users" on
page233.
4. Upload the Handset Configuration XML file.
For more information, see "Uploading or Updating the Handset Configuration XML File" on
page234.
5. Handset Configuration XML files can also be uploaded through provisioning. If so, create a
.ver file to upload/update handset configuration.
The .ver file contains information about available Handset Configuration XML files to be pro-
visioned into the Spectralink IP-DECT/Virtual IP-DECT Server, including information about
the version number.
For more information, see "Creating a .Ver File if Using Provisioning" on page238.
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