This makes is possible to send complex sequences of keypresses and actions in a single operation to multiple phones in one operation. Note: All URI commands, both those implemented directly by PhoneView above as well as supported directly by the phone in the table below can be combined into a single macro command. In order to do that you can use the Dial: URI, the number can include any dilatable characters including the '+' for globalised numbers i.e. Note: Although you can dial numbers using the keypad or a sequence of keys (as per the tables below), the simplest way is to dial the number in one instruction. Using CTI call control stop the monitoring session (typically initiated using the 'Cmd:StartMonitor' command above) This requires an active call on the selected phone the command is send too and the device/line receiving the audio ' SEP001BD4C661B6/ 10037' in this example must have the 'Monitoring CSS' set to a calling search space that includes the partition the selected phone active line exists in Using CTI call control start a 'silent monitor' session from the selected phone to the specified device 'SEP001BD4C661B6' on line '10037'. Using CTI call control hang-up the current call Using CTI call control un-hold the call, ignored if no call or not held Using CTI call control place the call on hold, ignored if no call or already on hold Using CTI call control answer the current call, ignored if phone is not ringing Using CTI call control make the phone dial the specified number
PHONEVIEW ITL DELETE FAILING UPDATE
This enabled the IP Address to be updated without having to perform a Group > Update which can take a number of minutes on larger systems because of the API throttling in CUCM This uses CTI to obtain the current IP Address of the selected phone(s), this is useful if if phone has been rebooted/upgraded and screenshots/queries fail because PhoneView has the old IP Address. The last parameter '1234' is an optional callback number, if specified the text message includes a 'Dial' soft key that calls that number This sends a text message to the phone screen, replace the 'Title', 'Body', 'Prompt' as required, only the Title & Body are mandatory, the rest can be omitted i.e. Take a screenshot of the phone, same as clicking the 'Phone Screenshot' button on the toolbar Wait for 2000ms (2 Sec), the value can be changes to accommodate a different wait duration Wait for 1 second, this is typically used as part of a macro to insert a delay between actions/keypresses Note: This macro includes a 5 second pause to allow the settings lock state to change, so you can use another macro immediately after this one knowing the change has taken effect Toggle the lock on the settings pages (only applies to 79xx models, command will no do nothing on other models). Updates TFTP Server 2 (requires Alt TFTP to be enabled already) Updates TFTP Server 1 (requires Alt TFTP to be enabled already) 79xx range) require a separate sequence for CTL files, hence the need for a separate command for deleting CTL files consistently across all models.Įnables Alt TFTP and sets TFTP Server 1 to the specified IP Address, it will also clear the ITL file if the model prompts for confirmation This command is model independent, PhoneView automatically sends the appropriate key sequence based on the model of the phone.Īs Cmd:ITLDelete above but deleted the CTL file, this may be the same sequence as ITL delete for some phone models, however the older (i.e. 78xx, 88xx, 99xxĪ built-in macro command that deletes the ITL file (or resets security settings depending on the model) automatically. This in only available in newer phone models i.e. Gets the current ITL Signature from the phones web page, saved in "ITL Signature" column. Gets the current ITL status from the phones web page, saved in "ITL Status" column Performs a Hard reset on the device (Not a factory reset) Login the userid specified in the DataView 'User' column (no PIN required)
Note: To send a URI command to one or more phones in PhoneView simply select or enter the URI into the 'Command Bar' (just under the tool bar) and click Send, this will send the provided command(s) to selected phone(s). PhoneView has its own URIs which allow user to send commands to the phone using different protocols and techniques. The commands that can be sent are called URI's (Universal Resource Indicators), a number of URI commands map to buttons on the phone, different phone models have different buttons and therefore different URI's. PhoneView provides the ability to send any type of command to multiple IP Phones, not just the buttons on the built-in keypad etc.
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