Advanced Device Configuration

Topic

This article discusses advanced device configuration settings for Grandstream devices

Environment

  • Cytracom UCaaS

Description

Note: Use caution when changing P Values, because if not done correctly, the phone may not register.

Advanced configurations for Grandstream phones can be made for each device individually or on a Device Template. Changing these P Values can override the settings that are already present on the device.

Accessing P values

1. In the Cytracom Partner Portal, click Manage Customers.

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Figure 1: Partner Portal navigation (click to enlarge)

2. Find your customer in the list  and click the PBX icon.

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Figure 2: The Manage Customers list (click to enlarge)

3. On the Devices page, find the device in the list and click the Edit Device Template icon. 

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Figure 3: The Devices list (click to enlarge)

4. On the Device Template page, click the Show Advanced button. 

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Figure 4: The Devices Template page (click to enlarge)

5. Under Advanced Settings, click the Show Old View button.  

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Figure 5: The Advanced Settings page (click to enlarge)

6. Paste or type the P values into the dialog box. 

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Figure 6: P value entry (click to enlarge)

Finding P values

In Chrome, open the web interface of a given phone using the IP address of the device. Right-click and choose inspect on any field to see the P-Value and its setting. 

These settings can be put into a Device Template for all of the same models of phone, and then applied to those phones. It can also be added to devices on an individual basis.

For more information, see the video walkthrough at the end of this article.

Common P values

See list below for common Grandstream P Values.

Default Admin password

P2=ccomadmin

"ccomadmin" is the default password we use if the firmware requires a change

Each D2 has a default password that is kept on the back of each device. This can be changed with this P-Value if needed. 

Upgrade firmware

P238=0
P212=1
P192=fw.cytracom.com

Sets the phone to update, use the HTTP protocol and pull the latest firmware release supported by Cytracom (For HTTPS use P212=2)

Time and display

P143=0
P144=0
P64=<value>
P30=pool.ntp.org

For the value section enter the desired timezone using the following syntax: PST8PDT|MST7MDT|CST6CDT|EST5EDT

P2918=<1 On, 0 Off>

P2916=4
P2921=<value>

P2916=3
P2917=<value>

Screen Saver On or Off

 

Wallpaper: Color value is in Hex code: #000000

 

Wallpaper: HTTP server address link to a compatible JPG

Dial plan

P290={x+|x+*|*x+|*66x+*x+}

Latest Dial Plan supports Dynamic Caller ID

Server registration

P130=0
P2329=1
P47=register.cytracom.net
P40=5060

UDP Normal Port Configuration

P130=0
P2329=1
P47=register.cytracom.net:5062
P40=5062

UDP Secondary Port Configuration

P130=2
P2329=0
P47=register.cytracom.net
P40=5061

TLS Encryption using TCP

P130=1
P2329=0
P47=register.cytracom.net
P40=5060

TCP using normal port configuration

Ring tone

P104 = <value/selection number>

0 - System Ring Tone

1 - Custom Ring Tone 1

2 - Custom Ring Tone 2

3 - Custom Ring Tone 3

4 - Silent

5 - Default Ringtone

6 - Custom Ring Tone 4

7 - Custom Ring Tone 5

8 - Custom Ring Tone 6

9 - Custom Ring Tone 7

10 - Custom Ring Tone 8

11 - Custom Ring Tone 9

12 - Custom Ring 10

Distinctive ring tone

P1488=<value/extension>


P1489=<value/selection number>

Value is usually an extension format such as xxx to perform an internal vs external ringtone, you can even differentiate between multiple extension zones such as 1xx, 2xx, and 3xx

1 - High pitch classic with number announce
2 - Four tone Grandstream Classic
3 - Medium Pitch

Multi-cast paging

P1568=0
P1569=239.0.0.1:987
P1570=Main

 Listen

P323=13
P301=0
P302=Main
P303=239.0.0.1:987

 MPK 1

P1367=13
P1368=0
P1469=Main
P1470=239.0.0.1:987

 Line 3

Disable incoming call waiting tone

P186=1

-

Disable call waiting

P26063=2

-

Disable SIP URI schema being displayed

P2380=0
P2324=2
P26025=2
In some scenarios, the SIP information is displayed depending on the network. This will disable that or prevent the network from changing the SIP information.

OnHook dial barge

P8397=0 -

Rogue calls

P40=5078
P2306=1
P258=0

-

Disable active MPK

P6764=1

-

Log In/Out softkeys

P2987=10
P2988=0
P2989=Log In
P2990=*01<agent #>


P2991=10
P2992=0
P2993=Log Out
P2994=*00<agent #>

Adds a Log In key to the Softkeys on the screen of the phone. Agent # is the agent number that they are in Call Center.

 

 

Adds a Log out key to the Softkeys on the screen of the phone.

WIFI settings

P8403= SSID

P8404= Password

P8405= Security

WIFI will need to be enabled before these settings are pushed to the phones. (Contact our account management team for pricing and activation.)

SSID is case sensitive.

Security Type:
- None: 0
- WEP: 1
- WPA/WPA2 PSK: 4
- WPA/WPA2 EAP: 5
- AUTO: 8

Call history and notifications

P8393=0

P8348=History

 

Disable Missed call notification Banner

Disable the History Softkey(Removes the number counting blip)

 

Video walkthrough

Still have questions? Click here to learn how to contact Cytracom Technical Support.

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