IP Touch 4018 Firmware Update

[rockie88]

hi Ahmedfahmey'

can you share to us the files to copy to tftp root folder, can you also share to us the file for sip config.

thanks,

Dear All

sorry for beeing late

to update your iptouch 4018 follow the following steps

1- prepare a cross cable
2- install a tftp server ( i used solarwinds tftp server )
3- copy all files to the tftp root folder
4- edit the sipconfig file
5- configure your set ip parameters
6- change restrict vlan to "no"
7- change vlan to your vlan
8- change tftp server 1 & 2 to the pc ip ( tftp server ip )
9- restart your set ( you will see that it's updating )
10- after doing that turnoff the set then connect it to computer by cross cable
11- start the set in industrial mode by holding ( i + 1 + 2 + 3 ) while starting the set & release all buttons when leds lights
12- set your pc ip to 192.168.1.6
13- telnet 192.168.1.1
14- type "verswitch" then press "Enter"
15- restart the set
16- while restarting press ( i + # ) to enter configuration mode
17- go to software info
18- now you can change NOE to SIP
19- after changing to SIP restart the set after connecting normally to your network with the permanent network settengs
20- make sure that your tftp server is working & all files are in the tftp root folder

i think it's ok now set updated & you can connect iptouch to freepbx or any SIP pbx

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[RubenKremer]

Dear All

sorry for beeing late

to update your iptouch 4018 follow the following steps

1- prepare a cross cable
2- install a tftp server ( i used solarwinds tftp server )
(...)
19- after changing to SIP restart the set after connecting normally to your network with the permanent network settengs
20- make sure that your tftp server is working & all files are in the tftp root folder

i think it's ok now set updated & you can connect iptouch to freepbx or any SIP pbx

Hi Ahmed

Just something I'd like to check with you, even though we're two years later now: are the phones you're using 4018 or 4018EE variations. Since I've been working to get the non-EE to accept SIP (despite lack of official support). However what I'm finding is that the non-EE version has a 8MB DRAM chip, and the EE version is said to have a 16MB DRAM chip.