Use the 46xxsettings.txt file to configure the following parameters:
Parameter Name
Default value
Description
BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM_FOLLOW_PRIMARY
Specifies whether the Avaya J100 Expansion Module background image always follows the primary display or can have a separate background image.
The options are:
BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM
Specifies a comma-separated list of custom background images for the Avaya J100 Expansion Module display.
The value is separated by commas without any intervening spaces.
Avaya J100 Expansion Module supports up to 5 background images with the following limitation:
Only jpg format files are supported.
The maximum file size is 256 KB.
The file names are case sensitive.
The color depth is limited to 16 bits.
The Avaya J100 Expansion Module has a resolution of 272 x 480 pixels.
The files must be stored in the directory specified by HTTPDIR or TLSDIR.
The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the image files.
An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/image1.jpg
If the server requires credential authentication, the credentials must be defined in the URL string.
An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/image1.jpg
A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/image1.jpg
Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,
"$SERIALNO"is replaced with the phone serial number in uppercase.
"$MACADDR"is replaced with the phone MAC address in lowercase without intervening colons.
"$MODEL4"is replaced with the four-character phone model number in uppercase.
File name.
For example, SET BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM "background_example1.jpg,background_example2.jpg"
BACKGROUND_IMAGE_DISPLAY_JEM
Specifies the background image to be displayed on the Avaya J100 Expansion Module.
The default value is empty.
To select one of the seven built-in default images, specify a value from 0 to 6.
0: To select default image 1.
1: To select default image 2.
2: To select default image 3.
3: To select default image 4.
4: To select default image 5.
5: To select default image 6.
6: To select default image 7.
You can define a filename if BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM is defined with the same filename.
Note:
Note: If the parameter is not defined, the phone uses Default image 1 as the Avaya J100 Expansion Module background image.
BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SELECTABLE_JEM
Specifies whether the user can select a background image.
The options are:
0: The end user is not allowed to choose the Avaya J100 Expansion Module background image. The value set by an administrator is used.
1: The end user is allowed to choose the Avaya J100 Expansion Module background image.
SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_JEM_FOLLOW_PRIMARY
Specifies whether the Avaya J100 Expansion Module screen saver image always follows the primary display or can have a separate screen saver image.
The options are:
SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_JEM
Specifies a comma-separated list of screen saver images for the Avaya J100 Expansion Module display.
Avaya J100 Expansion Module supports up to 5 screen saver images with the following limitation:
Only jpg format files are supported.
The maximum file size is 256 KB.
The file names are case sensitive.
The color depth is limited to 16 bits.
The Avaya J100 Expansion Module has a resolution of 272 x 480 pixels.
The files must be stored in the directory specified by HTTPDIR or TLSDIR.
The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the image files.
An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/image1.jpg
If the server requires credential authentication, the credentials must be defined in the URL string.
An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/image1.jpg
A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/image1.jpg
Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,
"$SERIALNO"is replaced with the phone serial number in uppercase.
"$MACADDR"is replaced with the phone MAC address in lowercase without intervening colons.
"$MODEL4"is replaced with the four-character phone model number in uppercase.
File name.
For example, SET SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_JEM "screensaver_example1.jpg,screensaver_example2.jpg"
SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_DISPLAY_JEM
Specifies the screen saver image to be displayed on the Avaya J100 Expansion Module.
To select one of the seven built-in default images, specify a value from 0 to 6.
0: To select default image 1.
1: To select default image 2.
2: To select default image 3.
3: To select default image 4.
4: To select default image 5.
5: To select default image 6.
6: To select default image 7.
To select a custom screen saver image, you can define a file name from the list of file names defined in SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_JEM.
To select a custom screen saver image slide show, you can define a comma-separated list of file names from the list of file names defined in SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_JEM.
Note:
Note: If the parameter is not defined, then the phone uses Default image 1.
SCREENSAVER_IMAGE_SELECTABLE_JEM
Specifies whether the user can select a screen saver image.
The options are:
0: The end user is not allowed to choose the Avaya J100 Expansion Module screen saver image. The value set by an administrator is used.
1: The end user is allowed to choose the Avaya J100 Expansion Module screen saver image.
