Autoprovisionar la agenda SPA841 y 941
Se puede?
La documentación dice que sÃ, pero no dice ni el cómo , ni en los ejemplos de xml viene la variable :)
Alguien ha conseguido hacerlo con el 841... que lleva más tiempo en el mercado...?
Bueno según email de Sipura... No se puede
The documentation is incorrect, the personal directory can't be provisioned.
You can only enter info into the directory via the phone itself or via a web page.
Here's info on the web page option.
You can add to the directory by doing this:
http://IP address of the 941/pdir.htm
n=name;p=phone number;r=ringtone-id
example:
http://192.168.2.154/pdir.htm (open this webpage and you can see 100 blank places to input names)
In #1, I put in
n=David;p=14085551234;r=1
This will then show up in the phone when pressing the softkey for dir, as 'David 14085551234'
DirEntry – A script that describes a directory entry
Syntax: n=name;p=phone;r=ring-tone-id
name is the name of the entry
phone is the phone number or URL of the entry
ring-tone-id is the ID of the ring tone (1–10) that should be played when the entry is called.
La documentación dice que sÃ, pero no dice ni el cómo , ni en los ejemplos de xml viene la variable :)
Alguien ha conseguido hacerlo con el 841... que lleva más tiempo en el mercado...?
Bueno según email de Sipura... No se puede
The documentation is incorrect, the personal directory can't be provisioned.
You can only enter info into the directory via the phone itself or via a web page.
Here's info on the web page option.
You can add to the directory by doing this:
http://IP address of the 941/pdir.htm
n=name;p=phone number;r=ringtone-id
example:
http://192.168.2.154/pdir.htm (open this webpage and you can see 100 blank places to input names)
In #1, I put in
n=David;p=14085551234;r=1
This will then show up in the phone when pressing the softkey for dir, as 'David 14085551234'
DirEntry – A script that describes a directory entry
Syntax: n=name;p=phone;r=ring-tone-id
name is the name of the entry
phone is the phone number or URL of the entry
ring-tone-id is the ID of the ring tone (1–10) that should be played when the entry is called.
