Language

Import Language File

Browse and import a language file from your local machine by clicking BrowseImport.

Language file list

Specifies the language files to be installed on the phone.

Filenames can be full URL, relative pathname, or filename comma separated filenames ending with .xml. The default value is empty.

Phone Language

Specifies the language used in phone system.

Value format: complete language file name from 0 to 32 characters, for example: Korean.xml.

The default value is empty.

Feature Access

Call Forward

Specifies the status of the Call Forwarding feature.

The options are the following:

Number of Ring cycle before Call Forward

Specifies the number of ring cycles before the call is forwarded.

The valid value is an integer from 0 to 20. The default number of ring cycles is 1.

Do Not Disturb

Specifies the status of the Do Not Disturb feature.

The options are the following:

DND Priority over Call Forward (Unconditional, Busy)

Specifies the priority between the Do Not Disturb and Call Forward (Unconditional/Busy) features when both are activated by the user.

The options are the following:

Auto Answer Support

Specifies the status of the Auto Answer feature.

The options are the following:

Mute on Auto Answer

Specifies muting when the Auto Answer feature is enabled.

The options are the following:

Auto-answer during a call

Specifies whether to auto-answer calls during an active call.

The valid values are:

Hold Reminder Timer

Specifies the time in seconds after which the phone plays the hold reminder tone.

The valid value is an integer from 0 to 999. The default value is 0 seconds.

Conference continues on host hangup

Specifies whether a conference call continues after the host hangs up.

The options are the following:

Presence

Specifies the status of the Presence feature.

The options are the following:

Shortcut action Contact

Specifies the shortcut action performed by activating the Contact line during an active call.

The options are the following:

Shortcut action Autodial

Specifies the shortcut action performed by activating the Autodial line during an active call.

Using Autodial line keys as shortcuts is available only in the Avaya Aura® environment.

The options are the following:

Call Decline policy

Specifies whether the user can decline the incoming call. You can enable and disable the feature using the following options:

The options are the following:

Keep current CA

Specifies whether the current active line on the phone screen still highlights after the call on the selected line ends. The call can be on a primary call appearance, a bridged call appearance, or a shared call appearance.

The options are the following:

Scrolling mode

Specifies the scrolling mode on the Phone and Feature screens.

The options are the following:

Ignore line key

Specifies if the action of Softkey1 on the phone screen is performed or ignored when the user’s call appearance is on an active call and the user presses the line key associated with the active call.

The options are the following:

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this.

Feature target selection

Specifies if a user can select a destination number required by a feature using the target options.

The options are the following:

• Disable (Default): Disable the feature target selection. You must enter the destination number manually.
• Enable: Enable the feature target selection. The user can enter the destination number using dial, contacts, recents, and phone button. The user can also use the browser soft key, autodial, busy indicator and team line keys to select the destination number.

Team button LED profile

Specifies if the Team button icon and the LED state on the phone screen are in synchronize when the monitoring station views the status of monitored stations.

The options are the following:

• Default LED profile (Default): Disables the synchronization between the Team button icon and the LED state.
  • If the monitored station is idle, the Team button icon on the monitoring station is Green, and the LED state is Red.
  • If the monitored station is busy, the Team button icon on the monitoring station is Red, and the LED state is Green.
• Sync LED profile with icon: Enables the synchronization between the Team button icon and the LED state.
  • If the monitored station is idle, the Team button icon on the monitoring station and the LED state are Green.
  • If the monitored station is busy, the Team button icon on the monitoring station and the LED state are Red.

Busy Indicator LED profile

Specifies if the LED state and the Busy indicator icon on the phone screen synchronize when the monitoring station views the status of monitored stations.

The options are the following:

• Default LED profile (Default): Disables the synchronization between the Busy indicator icon and the LED state.
  • If the monitored station is idle, the Busy indicator icon on the monitoring station is Green, and the LED state is off.
  • If the monitored station is busy, the Busy indicator icon on the monitoring station is Red, and the LED state is Green.
• Sync LED profile with icon: Enables the synchronization between the Busy indicator icon and the LED state.
  • If the monitored station is idle, the Busy indicator icon on the monitoring station and the LED state are Green.
  • If the monitored station is busy, the Busy indicator icon on the monitoring station and the LED state are Red.

SAC feature icon

Use this option to define the icon for SAC feature.

The options are the following:

• DND style (Default): Enabling this option allows to use the SAC icon similar to the presence-state DnD icon.
• SAC style: Enabling this option allows to use an alternate SAC icon.

Busy Indicator Display mode

Specifies how the Busy Indicator line key label must be displayed for a user when there is a customized label.

The options are the following:

• Custom label and extension (Default): The Busy Indicator line key displays the customized label followed by the extension number.
• Custom label only: The Busy Indicator line key displays only the customized label.

Auto Intercom Call Log Mode

Specifies whether the phone logs an incoming auto intercom call which is auto-answered and auto-muted as an answered call or a missed call. If there is no defined user action during this call, the phone logs this call as a missed call. You can specify if pressing the Mute button is the required user action for the phone to log as an answered call or pressing any key on the phone is sufficient. If the user does not press the required phone key, the phone logs the call as a missed call.

The valid values are the following:

• Mute key press is considered as User action (Default)
• Any key press is considered as User action

Parking Lot Display time

Specifies the number of seconds the phone displays the parking lot extension number after a user parks a call. The valid value is an integer from 3 to 60. The default value is 10 seconds.

Alerting on calls

Beacon indication mode

Specifies the behavior of the beacon LED. Applies to both primary and shared lines.

The valid values are:

Incoming call popup

Specifies the mode of the incoming call indication.

The valid values are:

LDAP lookup for Caller ID

Specifies if the phone displays the caller ID for incoming, outgoing, or both calls from the LDAP directory.

The valid values are the following:

The phone can display the additional information after you configure the LDAP server with the required settings and configure the valid values for LDAP Lookup Attributes and LDAP Display Name Attribute.

LDAP Lookup Attributes

Specifies the additional call information that the phone displays on the call screen. The value is a comma-separated string. The format is the following:[LDAP ATTRIBUTE 1]=[LABEL 1],[LDAP ATTRIBUTE 2]=[LABEL 2]

Select the option from the list under LDAP lookup for Caller ID to specify the LDAP Lookup Attributes parameter.

The default value is empty.

LDAP Display Name Attribute

Specifies the name of the LDAP attribute that the phone displays as the name in the additional call information, for example, dn.

Select the option from the list under LDAP lookup for Caller ID to specify the LDAP Display Name Attribute parameter.

The default value is empty.

Caller ID validation indication

Specifies whether the phone displays caller ID validation information.

Valid values are:

Caller ID validation indication on the CA line

Specifies whether the CA/BCA lines display caller ID validation information.

Valid values are:

Phone Menu Options

Settings

Specifies whether the Settings menu is displayed on the phone.

The options are the following:

Network Info Screen

Specifies whether the Network Information screen is displayed on the phone.

The options are the following:

SIP User Logout

Specifies whether the Logout feature is provided to the user.

The options are the following:

Show SSL Version

Specifies the version of the SSL certificate.

Network Configuration by User

Specifies whether the network configuration can be modified by the user.

The options are the following:

Restart from Login

Specifies if the phone displays the Restart soft key from the Login screen. When the user presses the Restart soft key the phone prompts to confirm restart, upon confirmation, the phone restarts.

The options are the following:

Call Log

Call Log Application

Specifies whether to enable or disable the Call Log application on the phone.

The options are the following:

Redial Softkey

Specifies whether the Redial soft key is available.

The options are the following:

Redial in Phone Menu

Specifies whether phone redials the last number or displays the list of recently dialed numbers.

The options are the following:

Redial Softkey Options

Specifies whether to show a list or one number on the Redial soft key.

The options are the following:

Summarized Call Logs

Specifies whether the phone displays the summarized calls on the Recents application.

The options are the following:

Log answered elsewhere calls

Specifies the local call log behavior when an incoming call to the phone is answered elsewhere by another user or device.

The options are the following:

The default value is as missed call.

Log Unseen Calls

Specifies whether the phone logs incoming calls that does not cause an alert on the phone as missed calls.

Valid values are:

Edit Dialing From Call Log

Specifies whether to enable or disable the Edit Dialing From Call Log on the phone.

When you enable the feature and user make a call, user can manually edit the number before dialing.

The options are the following:

Contacts

Contacts Application

Specifies whether to enable or disable the Contacts application on the phone.

The options are the following:

Contact Name Format

Specifies the format of the contact name to be displayed in the Contacts list.

The options are the following:

Contact Name display logic

Specifies how to match a dialed string on an incoming call with the users contacts.

The options are the following:

Block PPM contacts search

Specifies whether the administrators can block the ability to perform PPM search for users.

The options are the following:

AADS Contact URL

Specifies the URL path of the HTTPS server to find and access the contact management system from AADS. The valid value is a string of 0 to 255 ASCII characters without spaces. This field is empty by default.

Contacts Search Mode

Specifies the AADS contact search mode configured by the administrator.

When you configure the basic mode, the search requires basic parameters that is name of the contact, whereas the advanced search requires additional parameters such as the location or department of the contact.

When you configure Basic (Forced Admin) or Advanced (Forced Admin ) mode, the phone user cannot toggle between basic and advanced search modes from the phone user interface.

Valid values:

LDAP contacts

Enable LDAP Search

Specifies whether the LDAP Directory feature is enabled on the phone. If LDAP Directory is enabled, users can select it as a contact search source. When LDAP is enabled, other contact search sources become disabled.

The options are the following:

User Name

Specifies an LDAP client user name. The default value is empty.

User Password

Specifies an LDAP client password. The default value is empty.

Server Address

Specifies the IP address or a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the LDAP directory server. The valid value is an IPv4 or IPv6 address in the dotted decimal format or a FQDN.

Server Port

Specifies the port number for the LDAP directory server. Valid values are positive integers from 1 to 65535. The default value is 389.

Search Base

Specifies LDAP search base parameters. Valid value is a string of parameter settings, separated by commas. For example, dc=global,dc=avaya,dc=com. The default value is empty.

Protocol

Specifies whether to use TLS or TCP protocol for LDAP.

The options are the following:

Authentication

Specifies the kind of authentication that is used if the value of the DIRUSERNAME parameter is not null.

Value operation:

Search Attributes

Specifies which LDAP attributes to use in contact search. Valid value is a string of LDAP server search attributes, separated by commas. The default value is cn,sn,telephoneNumber

Display Attributes

Specifies the LDAP attributes the phone returns in a search and the way the phone displays search attributes. Valid value is a string of LDAP search attribute names with corresponding field names, separated with commas.

For example, sn=Last Name,job title=Job,cn=Common Name,o=Office,c=Country. The default value is empty.

Name Attributes

Specifies a primary subset of Search Attributes the phone displays for each match in a search list.

Valid value is a string of LDAP server search attributes, separated by commas. The default value is cn.

Number Attributes

Specifies LDAP fields that contain a callable number. The first number in the sequence becomes the primary number. The valid value is a string of LDAP search attributes which contain a callable number, separated by commas.

For example, telephoneNumber,mobile,DoD SIP URI. The attributes may vary from one LDAP server to another.

Custom directory label

Specifies a custom label to be used for the LDAP directory in the Contacts application. Default label is "LDAP Directory" if this value is not specified.

The valid value is a string. Default value is null.

LDAP to local contact field mapping

Specifies a mapping of LDAP fields to local contact fields. The entire contact mapping is considered invalid if there is no valid rule for either first name or last name or there is no a valid rule for at least one contact number.

The valid value is a string.

The default value is fn=firstName,ln=lastName,cn=nickname,telephoneNumber=work

Filter contacts without numbers

Specifies whether the filter contacts without numbers is enabled on the phone. If filter contacts without numbers is enabled, users can filter contacts without numbers

The options are the following:

Emergency Call

Emergency Numbers

Specifies the emergency contact number.

Emergency Softkey

Specifies whether the Emerg soft key is displayed after the phone is registered.

The options are the following:

Softkey Emergency Number

Specifies the number(s) which is dialed when the Emerg soft key is pressed.

The valid value is up to 30 dialable characters. The default value is empty.

Value format: digits from 0 to 9, *, #.

Enable switch-info Location

Specifies the inclusion of the X-switch-info Header in SIP REGISTER messages. The X-switch-info Header contains the MAC address and port information of the switch, obtained from the LLDP frame. You must define locations and sub-locations under the network switch. The server uses this information to identify the phone’s location based on the location configuration for emergency calls.

The options are the following:

Speaker

Specifies if the phone automatically switches to the speaker transducer when the user activates an emergency call when pressing the Emerg soft key or dialing the emergency number.

The setting only applies to Avaya Aura® environments.

The options are the following:

Emergency Softkey when logged out

Specifies whether the Emerg soft key is displayed when the phone is not registered.

The options are the following:

Phone Lock

Enable Phone Lock

Specifies whether the phone displays a soft key and a feature button for the user to lock the phone manually.

The options are the following:

Phone Lock Idle Time

Specifies the idle time in minutes after which the phone is locked.

The valid value is an integer from 0 to 10,080. The default value is 0 minutes.

Count of PIN/password attempts

Specifies the number of failed attempts that you can permit to unlock the phone. After the user exceeds the permitted limit, the user is blocked from attempting again for a specified time.

The numeric value ranges between 0–20.

If you set the value to 0, the user will not be blocked for the failed attempts to unlock the phone.

Phone PIN/password lock time

Specifies the period when the user will be blocked from attempting to unlock the phone.

The numeric value ranges between 5–1440 minutes.

The default value is 5 minutes.

Phone Lock PIN

Specifies the PIN that you can set to unlock the phone.

The PIN must be only digits with the value ranging from 4–20 characters.

The default value is null.

Block Incoming Calls

Specifies whether the phone displays an incoming call while the phone is locked.

The options are the following:

• Disabled (Default)
• Enabled

Adjust Alerting Volume

Specifies whether the user can adjust the ringer volume when the phone is locked.

The options are the following:

Phone Lock Mode

Specifies the source of the PIN that unlocks the phone. When SSO is active, only the user-defined PIN can unlock the phone.

Valid values are:

User PIN minimum length

Specifies the PIN length. The user must set a PIN within the range you set.

Valid values are 4 through 20.

The value you specify does not impact the current user PIN.

User PIN expiration days

Specifies the validity period of the PIN in days. The countdown starts after the user sets a PIN.

Valid values are 0 through 365. The PIN does not expire when the value is 0.

User PIN warning days

Specifies the number of days before the expiration of a PIN that warning appears on the phone screen for the first time.

Valid values are 0 through 30. When you set the value to 0, the user does not receive an expiration warning.

Audio

Call Progress Tone Country

Specifies the list of supported countries, see your telephone's Administrators Guide.

AGC Handset

Specifies the Automatic Gain Control setting for the handset.

The options are the following:

AGC Headset

Specifies the Automatic Gain Control setting for the headset interface.

The options are the following:

AGC Speaker

Specifies the Automatic Gain Control setting for the speaker.

The options are the following:

Handset Sidetone Level

Specifies the level of side tone in the handset.

The options are the following:

Ringtone Style

Specifies the style of the classic ring tone.

The options are the following:

Handset Profiles

Specifies an ordered list of names to be displayed for handset audio profile selection.

The list contains audio profiles set in the web interface, the 46xxsettings.txt file and internally, for example: Default,Normal,Amplified,Hearing Aid.

The default value is empty.

Handset Profile Default

Specifies the number of the default handset audio profile.

The options are from 1 to 20. The default value is 1.

Default Acoustic Exposure Protection Mode

Specifies the acoustic exposure protection mode.

The options are the following:

Dialing

Dial Plan

Specifies the dial plan used in the phone.

Value format: a string of 0 to 1023 characters without any intervening spaces.

The default value is empty.

No Digit Dial Timer

Specifies the time in seconds during which the phone waits for a digit to be dialed after going off-hook and before generating a warning tone.

The valid value is an integer from 1 to 60. The default value is 20 seconds.

Inter-digit Wait Timer

Specifies the time in seconds during which phone waits after a digit is dialed before sending a SIP INVITE.

The valid value is an integer from 1 to 10. The default value is 5 seconds.

Dial Local Area Code

Specifies whether the user must dial the area code of calls within the same area code regions.

The options are the following:

Local Area Code

Specifies the phone local area code which allows the user to dial local numbers with more flexibility.

The valid value is a sting of 5 digits ranged from 0 to 9. The default value is empty.

Off-Hook Alert extension

Specifies the extension that the phone calls when off-hook alert is initiated if a failed call or a dial tone timeout is not manually ended after a period of time. Off-hook alert feature is disabled automatically if this value is empty. The extension number can be a string. The default value is null.

Off-Hook Alert timer

Specifies the time delay for the phone to play an intercept tone for a failed call after which a call is placed to the OFF_HOOK_ALERT_EXTENSION if the failed call is not manually ended.

The valid value ranges from 1 through 60 seconds. The default value is 10 seconds.

Blind Transfer

Specifies whether the blind transfer is enabled or not on the phone.

The valid values are:

Call on off-hook

Specifies the call is placed when the user goes off-hook while highlighting a call target in selected applications. You can also provide access to enable or disable the user from changing the feature settings.

If you enable CALL_ON_OFFHOOK, the phone ignores the values of the parameter EDIT_DIALING_FROM_CALL_LOG.

The options are the following:

Hotline Number

Specifies a hotline number that the phone dials automatically when the phone goes off-hook.

The hotline phone number can be up to 30 dialable characters. The dialable characters include integers 0-9, asterisk (*), and pound (#).

The default value is empty.

Ringtones

Primary Ringtone

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for the primary incoming calls. These incoming calls are not associated with any other ringtone based on the call type or a contact association.

Call Forward Ring

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of a forwarded incoming call from another phone.

Ring Reminder

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for the ring reminder incoming calls. Available only in the Open SIP servers that support this feature.

Call Park

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of a parked call on the logged-in extension.

BLF Incoming Call

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of an incoming call on a BLF. Available only in the Open SIP servers which support this feature.

BLF Call Park

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of a parked call on a BLF. Available only in the Open SIP servers which support this feature.

Priority Alert

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of an incoming priority call.

Alternate Number 1

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of an incoming call from the first alternate number. Available only in a BroadSoft environment.

Alternate Number 2

Displays a list of ringtones for you to select a default ringtone for notification of an incoming call from the second alternate number. Available only in a BroadSoft environment.

Enhanced Local Dialing Rules

Enable Local Dialing Rules

Specifies whether the algorithm defined by parameters in this section is used during certain dialing procedures.

The options are the following:

Country Code

Specifies the country code of the phone.

The valid value is an integer from 1 to 999. The default value is 1.

International Access Code

Specifies the international access code.

The valid value is up to 4 dialable characters. The default value is 011.

Value format: digits from 0 to 9, *, #.

Long Distance Access Code

Specifies the long distance access code.

The valid value range is a sting of integers from 0 to 9, and empty. The default value is 1.

Internal Extension Number Length

Specifies the length of an internal extension number.

The valid value is an integer from 3 to 13. The default value is 5.

National Telephone Number Length

Specifies the length of a national phone number.

The valid value is an integer from 5 to 15. The default value is 10.

Outside Line Access Code

Specifies the number for making an outside call, meaning, a local call in a public network.

The valid value is up to 2 dialable characters. The default value is 9.

Value format: digits from 0 to 9, *, #.

Remove PSTN access prefix from outgoing number

Allows dialing digits during failover and removing of the PSTN access prefix from the outgoing number.

The options are the following:

Admin

Admin Access allowed from Phone

Specifies whether the administrative procedures are used for the phone configuration.

The options are the following:

Admin Login fail attempt allowed

Specifies the number of failed attempts to enter the Administration access code before the login is locked.

The options are from 1 to 20. The default value is 10.

Lockout time after failed Admin Login attempt

Specifies the time interval in minutes to re-enter the Administration access code after the login is locked.

The valid value is an integer from 5 to 1440. The default value is 10 minutes.

MLPP

Enable MLPP

Specifies whether the MLPP feature is enabled.

The options are the following:

Maximum Precedence Level

Specifies the maximal allowed precedence level for the user.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 1.

MLPP Network Domain

Specifies the MLPP Network domain.

The valid values are: empty, “uc” and “dsn”. The default value is empty.

MLPP Precedence Domain

Specifies the MLPP Precedence domain.

The valid values range between 0-9, A-F. The default value is 000000.

Enable Precedence Softkey

Controls whether the Precedence soft key should be displayed on idle line appearances on the phone screen.

The options are the following:

Guest Login

Guest Login Enable

Specifies whether the Guest Login feature is available on the phone.

The options are the following:

Guest Login in Locked State

Specifies whether a guest user can log in to a phone when the primary user has locked it.

The primary user can lock the phone by pressing the Lock soft key or when the Phone Lock Idle Time expires.

The options are the following:

Guest Session Persistence

Specifies whether a Guest Login session continues after the phone reboots.

You can use this feature to control how the phone operates when a guest user is logged in and the phone reboots. Depending on the configuration you set, the phone either restores the Guest Login session or logs in the primary user.

The options are the following:

Guest Login Session Duration (hours)

Specifies the time interval in hours before a guest or a visiting user will be automatically logged off if the telephone is idle.

The valid value is an integer from 1 to 12. The default value is 2 hours.

Guest Login Session Warning Time (minutes)

Specifies the time interval in minutes before a warning of the automatic logoff is initially displayed for a guest or a visiting user.

The valid value is an integer from 1 to 15. The default value is 5 minutes.

Save Extension

Show Last Extension

Specifies whether the extension is displayed after logging out.

The options are the following:

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Enable

Specifies whether Bluetooth can be enabled in the phone menu.

The options are the following:

CCMS

Media Preservation

Specifies whether a call will be preserved when there is no SIP connectivity to IP Office.

This setting is applied only in the Avaya Aura® environment.

The options are the following:

Preserved Call Duration

Specifies the time interval in minutes during which the call is preserved. To apply this setting, Enable IP Office should be set to CCMS and Media Preservation should be enabled.

This setting is applied only in the Avaya Aura® environment.

The valid value is an integer from 10 to 120. The default value is 120 minutes.

Brightness

Primary Display Brightness

Adjusts the brightness of the phone primary display.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 4.

Secondary Display Brightness

Adjusts the brightness of the phone secondary display.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 4.

Button Module #1 Display Brightness

Adjusts the display brightness of the first attached button module.

If no button modules are attached to the phone, this field is disabled.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 4.

Button Module #2 Display Brightness

Adjusts the display brightness of the second attached button module.

If no button modules are attached to the phone, this field is disabled.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 4.

Button Module #3 Display Brightness

Adjusts the display brightness of the third attached button module.

If no button modules are attached to the phone, this field is disabled.

The options are from 1 to 5. The default value is 4.

Night Mode Soft key

Specifies whether the Night mode soft key is available on the phone interface.

The options are the following:

USB

This option is available only in Avaya J159 IP Phone and Avaya J189 IP Phone

USB Power

Controls USB power when power is provided to the USB interface.

The valid values are:

USB Headset

Specifies whether to enable or disable USB Headset.

The valid values are:

USB Keyboard

Specifies whether to enable or disable USB keyboard. It allows to use the keyboard to enter texts.

The valid values are:

USB Stick

Specifies whether to enable or disable USB stick. It allows to copy phone reports to flash drive.

The valid values are:

Privacy

GDPR Mode

Specifies whether the Global Data Protection Regulation mode is applied on the phone.

The options are the following:

Downloadable Directory

Downloadable Directory File Name

Enter the directory file name.

The .xml file is the file which has the global directory contacts details and is stored in the file server.

Presence

System DND Link

Specifies one of the following:

The options are the following:

Key Customization

Customization Mode

Specifies the mode that the phone uses to control customization mode.

The options are the following:

Always Favorites for Button Modules

Specifies whether Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR) defined buttons to always made as favorites when they are configured on a button module.

The options are the following:

HTTP-Enabled Location Delivery (HELD)

Server URL

Specifies the Location Information Server (LIS) URL that the phone sends a HELD request to determine the physical location information in the PIDF-Lo format.

The URL can be HTTP or HTTPS.

The URL must be a string data type between 0 and 255 ASCII characters without intervening spaces.

HELD Retry Timer

Specifies the interval, in seconds, that the phone waits before retrying a HELD request after encountering specific errors.

Valid values are 60 to 3600 seconds.

HELD Periodic Timer

Specifies the frequency, in minutes, at which the phone will send a request to the LIS server to check if its location information has changed.

This parameter is only used when LLDP_ENABLED is enabled and HELD_URL is defined.

Shared Control

Enable Shared Control Prompt

Specifies whether the phone provides the shared control confirmation dialog. When enabled, the user must accept a shared control connection before it becomes active.

The options are the following:

Connection loss duration without confirmation prompt

Specifies whether the phone provides the shared control confirmation dialog. When enabled, the user must accept a shared control connection before it becomes active.

The value can range through 0 through 60 minutes. The default value is 5 minutes.

Other

Softkey Configuration

Specifies which feature will show up on which soft key on the phone screen.

This setting applies only to Avaya J129 IP Phone.

The following numbers are assigned to the features:

Value format: numbers from 0 to 4 and a comma (,).

The default value is “0, 1, 2”.

Branding Volume

Specifies the volume level at which the Avaya audio brand is played.

The options are the following:

Phone Mute Alert

Specifies whether the Mute Alert feature is blocked.

The options are the following:

Extend Ringtone

Specifies the audio files to customize the ring tone.

Value format: the list of file names in .xml format separated by commas.

The default value is empty.

Group Number

Specifies group numbers if available.

The valid value is an integer from 0 to 999. The default value is 0.

Minimum delay to backup volume level to PPM

Specifies the minimal time in seconds between backups of the volume levels to the PPM service when the phone is registered to Avaya Aura® Session Manager.

The valid value is an integer from 2 to 900. The default value is 2.

Ignore Contact Header Display Name

Specifies blocking of display name from Contact header.

The options are the following:

Forwarded by order

The "Forwarded by" details are shown for incoming calls that have been forwarded by another user. Specifies which user information to be displayed on an incoming call if there are multiple forwards before being received as an incoming call.

The options are the following:

Home Idle Timeout

Specifies that the phone activates the home view if it remains idle for the specified period of time (in minutes)

The options are the following:

Application Header Appearance Context

Specifies whether appearance context should be displayed on application header line on Phone Screen.

The options are the following:

The default value is null.