Yealink T26 BLF keys

[mixid]

So I feel like I'm missing something here. I'm playing around with 3cx & a bunch of Yealink T26's. Now I've figured out how to setup the BLF keys on individual phones (really took my way longer than it should have). Now I'm trying to figure out how to setup the provisioning file to make those changes global. Now for instance I'm trying to make BLF1 Public Hold 0. How do I modify this to make that work? I think I've got 80% of it figured out, but figure it best to post here, and save some trial & error.

[memory1]
path=/config/vpPhone/vpPhone.ini
{IF blf1}
Line = %%Line%%
type = %%type%%
Value = %%blf1%%
DKtype = %%DKtype%%
PickupValue = %%PickupValue%%
{ELSE}
type=NA
{ENDIF}

Also trying to figure out if there is a way to pull the configureation file from the phone I have set how I want at the moment to just paste into the provision file, but don't think that's a feature the software has. Would love to be told I'm wrong however.

 

[craigreilly]

on my Aastra phone -
the Line = 0 for Global
the Type = BLF
the Value = SP0 (for SharedPark0) up to SP9

One button does Park and Pickup.
Hope this helps you a bit. My Yealinks are in transit.

 

[mixid]

Yeah, that's what I had assumed was the right way to do things. Doesn't seem to work however. I get the following error when I go to reprovision any phone. "0" can be changed out for "BLF", and "SP0" since they pop the error too. Oddly "Public Hold" seems to not pop that error diolague however. Below is also the modified BLF1 snipet as I have it in case someone can point out the error of my ways.

"An exception occurred PhoneStatus Error: Unkown variable '%%0%%' in template."

[ memory1 ]
path = /config/vpPhone/vpPhone.ini
{IF blf1}
Line = %%0%%
type = %%BLF%%
Value = %%blf1%%
DKtype = %%Public Hold%%
PickupValue = %%SP0%%
{ELSE}
type=NA
{ENDIF}

 

[craigreilly]

Ok - on my Aastra phones, in the phone interface, when I select a BLF, My line options start with "global", then go thru #'s. So maybe that will work for you ?

Maybe you can log into your Yealink Web Interface and see your Key Options.

I also just found this online - can't see it completely - but gives a clue:

 

[mixid]

Yeah that doesn't seem to have any bearing on my situation. I've been through the phone's interface, and the 3cx's, and haven't found much info. Hopefully someone who's setup Yealinks and gone through this might have more information.

 

[craigreilly]

Here is what I have on my T38 - maybe similar for your T2x...

memory1.Line = 1
memory1.type = 1
memory1.Value = SP1
memory1.DKtype = 10

memory2.Line = 1
memory2.type = 1
memory2.Value = SP2
memory2.DKtype = 10

memory3.Line = 1
memory3.type = 1
memory3.Value = SP3
memory3.DKtype = 10

memory4.Line = 1
memory4.type = 1
memory4.Value = SP4
memory4.DKtype = 10

memory5.Line = 1
memory5.type = 1
memory5.Value = SP5
memory5.DKtype = 10


I was also able to do an export of my current config from the phone web-setup, phone tab, configuration option, export. It is mostly readable and pretty helpful.