This manual explains how to create XML files, configure servers, and set up the remote address book feature for Yealink SIP phones.
This manual provides instructions for the Yealink remote address book feature, which allows users to access a central directory maintained on a server. It covers two main application modes: accessing a flat list of contacts and accessing contacts organized by department groups. The process involves creating specific XML files using text editors like UltraEdit or Notepad, ensuring the file is saved in ASCII or UTF-8 format for proper character display. This manual is written in Chinese.
The script file must be edited in ASCII or UTF-8 format. UTF-8 is required to support Chinese character display.
Chinese characters will display as garbled text on the phone screen because the phone does not support ASCII encoding for Chinese.
The supported servers include HTTP, FTP, TFTP, and HTTPS.