Solved Custom logo for Yealink T48G

[MarkTTU]

I'm new to the 3CX world and the Yealink world as well (coming from Cudatel and Polycom 335). I've dug around enough in the templates to find there are logo files being loaded to the phones, but I'm at a loss on how I'd change it to my custom logo.

Where on the server would I put the logo file?
What size does the logo need to be?

After seeing this:

wallpaper_upload.url = %%PROVLINKLOCAL%%/logo/yealinkt48.png
screensaver.upload_url= %%PROVLINKLOCAL%%/logo/yealinkt48.png

I thought I'd be able to find the logos and do my own digging from there, but I can't find those PNGs on my server to save my life.

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

 

[narkumas]

Size is 800x480.

 

[narkumas]

On my Server I find it here:
C:\ProgramData\3CX\Instance1\Data\Http\Interface\provisioning\...\logo

Just use the windows search-feature...

and make C:\programdata VISIBLE

 

[MarkTTU]

On my Server I find it here:
C:\ProgramData\3CX\Instance1\Data\Http\Interface\provisioning\...\logo

I can't find anything similar to that; no http folder at all. Are you on v15?

 

[craigreilly]

I can confirm, on 3cx Server, that is the folder I use.

 

[MarkTTU]

What version of 3CX?

 

[YiannisH_3CX]

Its the same on pretty much all versions. Make sure that you follow the path correctly. It's in Program Data under Instance1

 

[MarkTTU]

Sorry guys, id-10-t error. Kept reading program data as program files... guess that's what I get for being up too late trying to do too many things at the same time. All is well now and I really appreciate the assistance!

 

[Milton Schreiber]

How would I go about changing the logo files on a Debian Linux install on the Google Cloud? Can I just replace yealinkt48.png with my own logo file and rename it to yealinkt48.png without changing the proviosioning template?

 

[YiannisH_3CX]

Hello @Milton Schreiber

In theory it should work although i haven't tested it. Just make sure that you keep the original in case something goes wrong and your image is the correct format and dimensions.