3cx AutoProvisioning Yealink T38G

[mdc]

Hello, I am trying to create a custom 3cx Provisioning Template for our T38G Phones. specifically I am trying to set the Line 4,5,6 buttons to be BLF Transfers to Shared Parks. With the built-in 3cx Template it makes all of those buttons account keys.

I have found the following lines of code in the 3cx template but when it auto provisions, it changes the lines to work from account 2 instead of account 1. Does anybody know how to fix this?

#Configure Linekey4 (for T38G only)
linekey.4.line = 1
linekey.4.value = SP0
linekey.4.pickup_value =
linekey.4.type = 16
linekey.4.xml_phonebook =
linekey.4.label = Hold1

#Configure Linekey5 (for T38G only)
linekey.5.line = 1
linekey.5.value = SP1
linekey.5.pickup_value =
linekey.5.type = 16
linekey.5.xml_phonebook =
linekey.5.label = Hold2

#Configure Linekey6 (for T38G only)
linekey.6.line = 1
linekey.6.value = SP2
linekey.6.pickup_value =
linekey.6.type = 16
linekey.6.xml_phonebook =
linekey.6.label = Hold3

 

[craigreilly]

Lines on t38 are 0 based.
0 line is really 1 on phone
1 line is really 2 on phone...

 

[jasit]

{IF model=Yealink T38}
#Configure Linekey1
linekey.2.line = 1
linekey.2.value = SP1
linekey.2.pickup_value =
linekey.2.type = 10
linekey.2.xml_phonebook =
linekey.2.label = Call Park

here is how I setup ours, the other thing I did is created dial rules to add fake extensions on the phones 100 = SP0 101 =SP1 so reception would page John line 101 and then on my yealink phone I dial 101. I originally setup all the phones with the Park button, but users as soon as they saw it flash thought the phone was for them and picked it up.

<DialRule>
<Data Prefix="100" Replace="SP0" LineID=""/>
<Data Prefix="101" Replace="SP1" LineID=""/>
<Data Prefix="102" Replace="SP2" LineID=""/>
<Data Prefix="103" Replace="SP3" LineID=""/>

</DialRule>

 

[craigreilly]

I like your dial rule better than the way others do it of using a system extension...and forwarding to SPx.
It has a bug where two external parties can be connected to each other.

Yours is definitely more elegant.

We have not had an issue using a blf for parks. Nobody sits and stares at their phone all day...