Auto Provision Flyingvoice IP Phone with Yeastar P-Series Cloud Edition

This topic takes Flyingvoice P20P (firmware: V0.8.18.6) as an example to introduce how to auto provision a Flyingvoice IP phone with Yeastar P-Series Cloud Edition.

Requirements

The firmwares of Flyingvoice IP phone and Yeastar PBX meet the following requirements.


Model	Phone Requirement	PBX Requirement
FIP10	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP11C	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP12WP	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP13G	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP14G	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP15G	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP15G Plus	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP16	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
FIP16 Plus	0.7.23.1 or later	84.8.0.25 or later
P10	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P10P	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P10G	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P10W	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P10LTE	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P11	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P11P	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P11G	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P11W	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P11LTE	V0.7.56 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P20	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P20P	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P20W	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P20G	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P21	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P21P	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P21W	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
flyphone	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P22P	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P22G	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P23G	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P23GW	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
P24G	V0.7.57 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
i86Box_Basic	V0.0.16.1 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
i86Box_Indoor	V0.0.16.1 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
i86Box_2Line	V0.0.16.1 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
i86Box_PCBA	V0.0.16.1 or later	84.9.0.20 or later
i86Box_NFC	V0.0.16.1 or later	84.9.0.20 or later

Prerequisites

Make sure that you have downloaded the template for the desired phone model (Path: Auto Provisioning > Resource Repository > Default Templates).
RESET the IP phone if it is previously used.
Gather information of the IP phone, including Vendor, Model, and MAC address.

Procedure

Step 1. Add the Flyingvoice IP phone on PBX
Step 2. Trigger the IP phone to complete provisioning

Step 1. Add the Flyingvoice IP phone on PBX

Log in to PBX web portal, go to Auto Provisioning > Phones.
Click Add > Add.
In the IP Phone section, enter the following phone information.
- Vendor: Select Flyingvoice.
- Model: Select the phone model. In this example, select P20P.
- MAC Address: Enter the MAC address of the IP phone.
In the Options section, configure the following settings.
- Template: Select a desired template from the drop-down list.
  Note: You can select the default template corresponding to the phone model, or customize your own template. For more information, see Create a Custom Auto Provisioning Template.
- Provisioning Link: A provisioning link is automatically generated, which points to the location where the phone's configuration file is stored.
- Authentication for the First-time Auto Provisioning: If enabled, users are requested to fill in authentication information on the IP phones before triggering the first-time provisioning.
  Note: We recommend that you keep this option selected.
In the Assign Extension section, assign extension(s) to the phone, then specify which extension's phonebook and function keys you want to use on the phone.
Tip: If your desired extension is not listed in the drop-down list of the Extension column, it indicates that the devices registered to the extension has reached the limit. You can use either of the following methods to proceed.
- To release the extension from the associated IP phone or gateway, see Release an Extension from a Provisioned IP Phone/Gateway.
- To raise the phone registration limit, you need to configure the concurrent registration setting for the extension, as the PBX only allows an extension to register with one SIP endpoint by default.
- To assign a single extension to the phone, select a desired extension from the drop-down list beside SIP1.
  Both the Phonebook Line and Function Key Line fields are set to SIP1 by default, indicating that the phone will use the authorized phonebook(s) and function keys of the extension assigned to the SIP line 1.
- To assign multiple extensions to the phone, complete the following settings.
  1. In the drop-down list beside SIP1, select a desired extension for SIP line 1.
  2. Click Add, then select a desired SIP line and an extension to be assigned for the added entry.
    To assign more extensions to the phone, repeat this step.
    Note: The selected SIP lines must be supported by the phone, otherwise the configurations for unsupported SIP line will not be applied. You can check the phone's supported SIP lines via the phone webpage or on the device screen.
  3. In the Phonebook Line drop-down list, select a SIP line. The phone book of extension assigned to the SIP line will be applied to the phone.
    Note: After successful registration, contacts are available regardless of which SIP line is currently active on the phone.
  4. In the Function Key Line drop-down list, select a SIP line. The function keys of extension assigned to the SIP line will be applied to the phone.
    Note: After successful registration, the function keys take effect only when the selected SIP line is active on the phone.
Click Save.
The PBX will send an event notification of RPS Request Success.

Step 2. Trigger the IP phone to complete provisioning

Reboot the IP phone.
After boot-up, the phone screen displays an HTTP Authentication prompt.
Press OK.
You are redirected to the Auto Provision page.
In the Auto Provision page, complete the following configurations.
1. Scroll down to the User Name field, enter the extension number that is assigned to the phone.
2. Scroll down to the Password field, enter the extension's Voicemail Access PIN.
  Note: You can check the Voicemail Access PIN in the Voicemail tab on the extension's configuration page.
3. Scroll down to the HTTP Authentication field, select Basic.
4. Press Save to save the configurations.
  The phone screen displays a prompt, asking whether to update now.
5. Press OK to trigger the update.

Result

The IP phone automatically downloads the configurations from the PBX and applies the settings.
The extension is successfully registered on the IP phone. You can check the registration status on Auto Provisioning > Phone on the PBX web portal.
Note: If the status displays , this indicates that you assigned multiple extensions to the IP phone but only some of them are successfully registered on the phone. You can hover the mouse over to check registered details.
If multiple extensions are successfully registered on the phone, corresponding SIP lines are associated with different physical line keys on the device.
You can press a line key to activate the target SIP line. The corresponding indicator LED illuminates, and all calls are processed over this SIP line.