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In this '''[[OpenScape Desk Phone CP]] FAQ''' you will find answers to frequently asked questions on the [[OpenScape Desk Phone CP]] phone family, divided into various topics.
 
In this '''[[OpenScape Desk Phone CP]] FAQ''' you will find answers to frequently asked questions on the [[OpenScape Desk Phone CP]] phone family, divided into various topics.
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== General ==
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==== What documents are available for the OpenScape Desk Phone CP phones and where do I find them? ====
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: All OpenScape Desk Phone CP phones are shipped with a printed document in multiple languages providing brief instructions regarding installation and operation. All the others are here on this Wiki.
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==== What are the default passwords? ====
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: User Menu: no password
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: Admin Menu: 123456
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: Factory Reset: 124816
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==== How can I invoke a soft-Restart? ====
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: Press buttons [[Image:osk-1.gif]] [[Image:osk-4.gif]] [[Image:osk-7.gif]] simultaneously and enter the admin password.
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==== How can I invoke a factory reset? ====
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: Press buttons [[Image:osk-2.gif]] [[Image:osk-8.gif]] [[Image:osk-9.gif]] simultaneously and enter the factory reset password.
  
 
== Advanced Features ==
 
== Advanced Features ==
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Now workers are able to use a phone no matter at which desks they sit. This is ideal for organizations that have a high number of transient or temporary employees, and it works with the hoteling model.
 
Now workers are able to use a phone no matter at which desks they sit. This is ideal for organizations that have a high number of transient or temporary employees, and it works with the hoteling model.
  
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This YouTube video shows the above use case with a Plantronics Voyager Headset
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This [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRm85AKGb_Q | YouTube video] shows the above use case with a Plantronics Voyager Headset
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Together, the Plantronics Voyager Focus UC and the CP600 allow users to manage calls distraction-free with immersive HD audio while protecting privacy, and ensuring security.
 
Together, the Plantronics Voyager Focus UC and the CP600 allow users to manage calls distraction-free with immersive HD audio while protecting privacy, and ensuring security.
  
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:'''Local/WBM''': Administrator Settings -> Local Functions -> Name Update Sources
 
:'''Local/WBM''': Administrator Settings -> Local Functions -> Name Update Sources
 
:'''DLS''': IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Service Integrations --> Name Update Sources
 
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:[[ OpenScape_CP600_Feature_Example_Videos_ENG#Name_Update_for_existing_conversations_.28Signalling_-.3E_Signalling.29 | Name Update for existing conversations (Signalling -> Signalling) ]]
 
:[[ OpenScape_CP600_Feature_Example_Videos_ENG#Name_Update_for_existing_conversations_.28Signalling_-.3E_Signalling.29 | Name Update for existing conversations (Signalling -> Signalling) ]]
 
:[[ OpenScape_CP600_Feature_Example_Videos_ENG#Name_Update_for_existing_conversations_.28LDAP_-.3E_Signalling.29 | Name Update for existing conversations (LDAP -> Signalling) ]]
 
:[[ OpenScape_CP600_Feature_Example_Videos_ENG#Name_Update_for_existing_conversations_.28LDAP_-.3E_Signalling.29 | Name Update for existing conversations (LDAP -> Signalling) ]]
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: If you configure LDAP AND Signalling = Highest Priority is LDAP <br>
 
: If you configure LDAP AND Signalling = Highest Priority is LDAP <br>
 
: If you disable LDAP AND Signalling = No master source update <br>
 
: If you disable LDAP AND Signalling = No master source update <br>
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== Care and cleaning instructions ==
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:* Never spray liquids onto the telephone since any liquid penetrating the telephone can lead to malfunctions or destruction of the device.
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:* Clean the device (including the display) with a soft, slightly damp cloth, e.g. microfiber.
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:* Use either water or one of the following chemicals to moisten the cloth. These have been tested and proven to be harmless to the surfaces of the device:
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:** Methyl alcohol (70% methylated ethanol) or other alcohol-based surface disinfectants
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:** Isopropanol 70%
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:* Other substances have not been tested and cannot be recommended. In particular, e.g. solvents, bleaches or abrasives can damage the surface.
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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== Trace Guide ==
 
== Trace Guide ==
  
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[[File:Service Info_How_to_trace_CP-HFA_V1.2.pdf]]
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CP HFA
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[[File:Service Info_How_to_trace_CP-HFA.pdf]] - Updated for V1 R3 and later!
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CP SIP
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[[File:ServiceInfo_how_to_trace_CP-SIP.pdf]]
  
 
== Error Codes ==
 
== Error Codes ==
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| style="text-align:left" | Exchange failure
 
| style="text-align:left" | Exchange failure
 
| style="text-align:left" | Invalid configuration
 
| style="text-align:left" | Invalid configuration
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| style="text-align:left" | CI (Not yet available)
 
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| style="text-align:left" | Circuit Logon failure (Not yet available)
 
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| style="text-align:left" | Invalid Circuit configuration (Not yet available)
 
 
| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
 
| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
 
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
 
| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
 
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=== OpenScape Desk Phone CP SIP ===
 
=== OpenScape Desk Phone CP SIP ===
 
==== SIP configuration errors ====
 
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| style="text-align:left" | Wrong configuration or wrong time information
 
| style="text-align:left" | Wrong configuration or wrong time information
 
| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
 
| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Limited service
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==== Cloud deployment failure ====
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| style="text-align:left" | AU
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Aborted by user
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Deployment error
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| style="text-align:left" | RS
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: lookup failed
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Deployment error
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| style="text-align:left" | RN
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: no reply
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Deployment error
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| style="text-align:left" | RR
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: refused
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Deployment error
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| style="text-align:left" | RU
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: unauthorised
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| style="text-align:left" style="background:yellow" | Deployment error
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| style="text-align:left" | RO
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: invalid cert.
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| style="text-align:left" | RV
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Redirect server: revoked cert.
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | DN
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Deployment server: no reply
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| style="text-align:left" | DR
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| style="text-align:left" | Cloud deployment failure
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| style="text-align:left" | Deployment server: refused
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In this OpenScape Desk Phone CP FAQ you will find answers to frequently asked questions on the OpenScape Desk Phone CP phone family, divided into various topics.

General

What documents are available for the OpenScape Desk Phone CP phones and where do I find them?

All OpenScape Desk Phone CP phones are shipped with a printed document in multiple languages providing brief instructions regarding installation and operation. All the others are here on this Wiki.

What are the default passwords?

User Menu: no password
Admin Menu: 123456
Factory Reset: 124816

How can I invoke a soft-Restart?

Press buttons osk-1.gif osk-4.gif osk-7.gif simultaneously and enter the admin password.

How can I invoke a factory reset?

Press buttons osk-2.gif osk-8.gif osk-9.gif simultaneously and enter the factory reset password.

Advanced Features

Bluetooth

With the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 phone is Bluetooth available and allows use of Bluetooth headsets. More interesting features are supported using Bluetooth: Proximity Monitoring and Eddystone Beacons.

Audio Scenario, for Bluetooth Headset connection

The so called “classical” Bluetooth Specification 2.1 provides connectivity for a wide range of audio devices, including headsets and hands-free units. Support for high-definition audio devices is new in the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600.

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Proximity Detection

The OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 phone supports in addition to the "classical" Bluetooth Specification also the new Bluetooth Specification 4.1
One of the new prominent feature is the Bluetooth Proximity Profile (PXP). The Proximity Profile defines the behavior of the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 when a Bluetooth 4.1 device moves away or come closer together. For example, when workers approach their desks, the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 phone detects proximity of their Bluetooth 4.1 supported headsets or mobile devices and automatically logs them in into the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600. Access to the phone and personal data can be protected in a comfortable and intuitive manner - smart and simple.
Now workers are able to use a phone no matter at which desks they sit. This is ideal for organizations that have a high number of transient or temporary employees, and it works with the hoteling model.

This | YouTube video shows the above use case with a Plantronics Voyager Headset

Together, the Plantronics Voyager Focus UC and the CP600 allow users to manage calls distraction-free with immersive HD audio while protecting privacy, and ensuring security.

Eddystone Beacon

Eddystone Beacon is a technology provided by Google and is supported in the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600.
The Eddystone Beacon is part of the Physical Web initiative, which is about better connecting the real with the virtual world. The basic idea is to fully replicate the real world in the Internet. The challenge is to make all this information accessible in the moment where those are needed.

Beacons are becoming increasingly popular to meet these requirements but can be difficult to manage and maintain, as they require periodic maintenance like changing batteries or updating firmware. Integrating Beacon technology into the desk phones and so with integration into the Enterprise network can increase the number of Beacons without having to deploy standalone ones or to care about batteries.

Those Beacons have become popular in tracking customers, devices, or workers, and enable companies to push information to users automatically. To realize those functionalities, the new Eddystone Beacon support two basic use cases:

1) The OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 transmit Eddystone-URL frames
The OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 provide access to Location Based Services to mobile user. That Location Based Services are services which are relevant at a specific place, for instance pushing advertising and special rates/deal of the day in a shop; providing menu/lunch cards to the workers or simply send access to instruction to the phone.

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2) The OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 receives Eddystone frames
Consider an enterprise that uses Bluetooth-enabled mobile devices (e.g. hospital with expensive/to be shared mobile heart rate monitor with attached Bluetooth 4.1 sender). This enterprise could use the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 phones to span a wireless network to track those devices, creating an application to show the exact location of each device to find them fast and simply. The same could be done with humans when they carry Bluetooth 4.1. sender. We used for instance at last CEBIT fair the OpenScape Desk Phone CP 600 on the exhibition both to locate the booth duties.

There are many other use cases for this, ranging from Internet of Things (IoT) applications to security.

Remarks to realization:
Bluetooth devices which would use this service (e.g. smartphones) don´t need a classical Bluetooth pairing. Each Smartphone equipped with Bluetooth 4.1 Low Energy and a newer version of the Chrome browser is able to read and display those URLs.

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See also for Eddystone Beacon and Physical Web

  • Information

Talk with Scott Jenson about the Physical Web
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8zkLGwzP_4
Background info on what the concept of "Physical Web" is about
https://google.github.io/physical-web/
More information to the concept of Eddystone
https://github.com/google/eddystone
Physical Web information from BKON
https://bkon.com/the-physical-web/

  • Configuration

Configuration of Chrome/ Android for the Physical Web
https://www.phy.net/blog/physical-web-arrived-chrome-android/
Configuration of Chrome / iOs for the Physical Web
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxPcPXSE_O0

Near Field Communication (NFC)

NFC support makes the process of pairing a smartphone to the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 simple, requiring just a single tap - no manual pairing via menus and entering a PIN. The OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 supports that Secure Simple Pairing with smartphones, but not headsets, as these usually carry a NFC tag.

Remarks to realization:
The NFC tag in the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 is read-only and contains the MAC address of the OpenScape Desk Phone CP600 and the built-in Bluetooth chip. With an additional implementation / service this technology can also be used to automatically login mobile users on OpenScape Desk Phone CP600. An Android application just needs to read the data from the NFC tag and send this together with the user’s E.164 number to the Management Server. This is all the Management Server needs to know to send the user’s personal data to the visited OpenScape Desk Phone CP600. That use cases can be realized with support of the UNIFY Professional Service.

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Circuit Integration

Circuit, the UNIFY team communication and collaboration tool is now also integrated into the desk phones OpenScape Desk Phone CP400 and OpenScape Desk Phone CP600. The large screen of the desk phones makes it possible to display the conversation information from the Circuit application. This lets workers view and monitor Circuit conversations on their desk phones instead of having to check the mobile app or desktop computer screen. If the user presses the display button next to the conversation at his OpenScape CP Phone, the conversation contact is been called. If workers aren't using Circuit, they will see the standard lists (e.g. missed call list).

Remarks to realization:
The OpenScape Desk Phone CP acts as an IP phone, connected to the OpenScape Voice System. There's neither a Web RTC nor a dedicated Circuit client running on the desk phone. But, a specific "Circuit connector" / Application Interface is being used to exchange information between Circuit and the OpenScape Desk CP Phone, which are Conversation list, contact details, etc. The user has just to enter his Circuit account and password in the user menu of the CP Phone. If the user start to make a call via the Button next to the Circuit conversation, this is treaded as a standard audio call via the OpenScape Voice system and no Advanced Telephony Connector (ATC)/Universal Telephony Connector (UTC) is needed. The phone just grabs the phone number from the Circuit contact details. This is the same when dialing into a group conversation. Using ATC/UTC to enhance this functionality and pull calls from PC/Chrome browser is planned for the future and will be released separately.

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Administration

Canonical Settings

coming soon

is required for the following functions:
Conversation , Intuitive search function , Real time LDAP , Permanent LDAP Lookup ,

LDAP

Accessing the LDAP server is available on OpenScape Desk Phone CP 20X/400/600

What is the purpose of a LDAP template?

See also: LDAP on OpenScape Desk Phone

A LDAP template has to be downloaded to the phone via local phone menu or WBM, because it contains necessary information about the search attributes and the location of all user data inside the directory.


is required for the following functions:
Intuitive search function , Real time LDAP , Permanent LDAP Lookup ,
Where do I get the template from?
It is a plain txt file and must fit your directory environment. The configuration for a Microsoft Active Directory would look like this:
OpenStage LDAP TEMPLATE (v.1)
SEARCHBASE="OU=Users,DC=microsoft,DC=com"
ATTRIB01="sn"
ATTRIB02="givenName"
ATTRIB03="telephoneNumber"
ATTRIB04="otherTelephone"
ATTRIB05="mobile"
ATTRIB06="homePhone"
ATTRIB07="company"
ATTRIB08="department"
ATTRIB09="l"
ATTRIB10="title"
ATTRIB11="mail"
ATTRIB12="picture"
EOF
Configuration at the phone.
The LDAP template can also be configured without file upload via the WBM (Admin --> Local functions --> LDAP Template) or the DLS IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Service Integrations -> LDAP Attributes


Besides the template, add the following information in the admin menu of the CP Phone IP: Admin --> Local functions --> Directory Settings
  • LDAP server address
  • LDAP server port
  • LDAP authentication (if Simple, add authentication information below)
  • (optional) Permanent LDAP Enabled
  • (optional) Avatar server

Circuit

In order to use the Circuit function, a Circuit Server with the corresponding user name and PW must be configured from Admin or User.


Local: User Settings -> Configuration-> Circuit
WBM: User Settings -> Configuration-> Circuit
DLS: IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Service Integrations -> Circuit


is required for the following functions:
Circuit Mode

Exchange

In order to use the Exchange function, a Exchange Server with the corresponding user name and PW must be configured from Admin or User.


Local: User Settings -> Configuration-> Microsoft® Exchange
WBM: User Settings -> Configuration-> Microsoft® Exchange
DLS: IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Service Integrations -> Exchange


is required for the following functions:
Exchange

Landing Screen

The Landing Screen can be configured by the user or admin using the following methods:


Local: User Settings -> Phone -> Idle Screen
WBM: User Settings -> Phone -> Idle Screen
DLS: IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Miscellaneous -> Display / Phone Settings


is required for the following functions:
Landing Screen

Idle Screen

The Idle Screen can be configured by the user or admin using the following methods:


Local: User Settings -> Phone -> Idle Screen
WBM: User Settings -> Phone -> Idle Screen
DLS: IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Miscellaneous -> Display / Phone Settings


is required for the following functions:
Idle Screen

Call Recording

The Call Recording can be configured by the admin using the following methods:


Local/WBM: Administrator Settings -> System -> Features --> Configuration --> Call Recording
DLS: IP Devices -> Features -> Feature Settings 2


is required for the following functions:
Call Recording

Master Source

Master Source can be configured by the admin using the following methods:


Local/WBM: Administrator Settings -> Local Functions -> Name Update Sources
DLS: IP Devices -> IP Phone Configuration -> Service Integrations --> Name Update Sources


is required for the following functions:
Name Update for existing conversations (Signalling -> Signalling)
Name Update for existing conversations (LDAP -> Signalling)


Additional Informations:
Min DLS Version: V7 R3.63.0 (HI-DLS7R3.502.00)
If you configure LDAP AND Signalling = Highest Priority is LDAP
If you disable LDAP AND Signalling = No master source update


Care and cleaning instructions


  • Never spray liquids onto the telephone since any liquid penetrating the telephone can lead to malfunctions or destruction of the device.
  • Clean the device (including the display) with a soft, slightly damp cloth, e.g. microfiber.
  • Use either water or one of the following chemicals to moisten the cloth. These have been tested and proven to be harmless to the surfaces of the device:
    • Methyl alcohol (70% methylated ethanol) or other alcohol-based surface disinfectants
    • Isopropanol 70%
  • Other substances have not been tested and cannot be recommended. In particular, e.g. solvents, bleaches or abrasives can damage the surface.


See also

Blog from BeaconZone to the OpenScape Desk Phone CP
https://www.beaconzone.co.uk/blog/ip-telephone-with-eddystone/

Trace Guide

CP HFA File:Service Info How to trace CP-HFA.pdf - Updated for V1 R3 and later!

CP SIP File:ServiceInfo how to trace CP-SIP.pdf

Error Codes

OpenScape Desk Phone CP Generic

Please note that the errors are ordered from most severe to less.

Network Errors

Error code Error Condition Error Cause Severity
LP Unable to use LAN connection Physical connection error No Telephony possible
LX Unable to use LAN connection 802.1x errors No Telephony possible
L1 Unable register HFA connection No IP address - Manual config mode No Telephony possible
L2 Unable register HFA connection No default route - Manual config mode No Telephony possible
L3 Unable register HFA connection No network mask - Manual config mode No Telephony possible
LI Unable to use LAN connection Network Configuration Error

- General IP error - Manual config mode

No Telephony possible
D0 Unable to contact DHCP Network configuration error - DHCP failure No Telephony possible
TT Unable to establish a TLS connection No SNTP server No Telephony possible

OpenScape Desk Phone CP HFA

HFA configuration errors

Error code Error Condition Error Cause Severity
H4 Unable register HFA connection No gateway IP address No Telephony possible
H5 Unable register HFA connection No subscriber number No Telephony possible
RA Unable to establish a TLS connection Certificate error No Telephony possible

Communication errors

Error code Error Condition Error Cause Severity
HA Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to Maintenance busy No Telephony possible
Hb Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to invalid LIN No Telephony possible
Hc Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to mobile terminal blocked No Telephony possible
Hd Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to incompatible security profile No Telephony possible
He Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to TCP usage while TLS is required No Telephony possible
HE Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to client not registered here No Telephony possible
Hf Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to PBX version not sufficient No Telephony possible
HI Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to duplicate logon No Telephony possible
HJ Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to already logged on No Telephony possible
HK Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to PIN not present No Telephony possible
HL Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to password not present No Telephony possible
HM Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to password not correct No Telephony possible
HN Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to invalid license No Telephony possible
HQ Unable register HFA connection Logoff due to Normal Logoff No Telephony possible
HS Unable register HFA connection Logoff due to Client logged off No Telephony possible
HT Unable register HFA connection Logoff due to Forced client logoff No Telephony possible
HW Unable register HFA connection Logoff due to Mobile User logged off No Telephony possible
HX Unable register HFA connection Logoff due to Switchback to central system No Telephony possible
HY Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to No bearer channel No Telephony possible
HZ Unable register HFA connection Logon: Rejected due to New logon requested from server No Telephony possible
H0 Unable register HFA connection General error No Telephony possible
UC1 UC server not accessible Invalid UC server access configuration Limited service
UC2 UC Logon rejected/not available No access to UC service Limited service
EX Exchange failure Invalid configuration Limited service
NT NTP server failure Wrong configuration or wrong time information Limited service

OpenScape Desk Phone CP SIP

SIP configuration errors

Error code Error Condition Error Cause Severity
RS2 Unable register No server address configured No Telephony possible
RG2 Unable register No registrar address configured No Telephony possible
RN2 Unable to register No number configured No Telephony possible
RI2 Unable to register No phone IP address set No Telephony possible
RA2 Unable to register Authentication failed No Telephony possible
RF2 Unable to register Server connection failed No Telephony possible
WS5 Limited keyset support Waiting for subscribe Limited keyset
B8 Survivability Backup route active Limited service
NT NTP server failure Wrong configuration or wrong time information Limited service

Cloud deployment failure

Error code Error Condition Error Cause Severity
AU Cloud deployment failure Aborted by user Deployment error
RS Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: lookup failed Deployment error
RN Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: no reply Deployment error
RR Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: refused Deployment error
RU Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: unauthorised Deployment error
RO Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: invalid cert. Deployment error
RV Cloud deployment failure Redirect server: revoked cert. Deployment error
DS Cloud deployment failure Deployment server: lookup failed Deployment error
DN Cloud deployment failure Deployment server: no reply Deployment error
DR Cloud deployment failure Deployment server: refused Deployment error
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