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<!DOCTYPE model PUBLIC "-//SIPFoundry//sipXconfig//Model specification 2.0//EN"
  "http://www.sipfoundry.org/sipXconfig/dtd/setting_2_0.dtd">
<model>
  <type id="binary">
    <file>
      <contentType>application/binary</contentType>
    </file>
  </type>
  <type id="xml">
    <file>
      <contentType>text/xml</contentType>
    </file>
  </type>
  <type id="text">
    <file>
      <contentType>text/plain</contentType>
    </file>
  </type>
  <type id="pcm">
    <file>
      <contentType>audio/pcm</contentType>
    </file>
  </type>
  <group name="firmware">
    <label>Firmware</label>
    <description>Optaining the SIP firmware required to transform the standard SCCP phone
      into a SIP phone typically requires you to buy a maintenance contract for the
      phone either from Cisco
      directly or a certified reseller.</description>
    <setting name="P0S3-xx-yy-zz.sb2">
      <label>P0S3-xx-yy-zz.sb2</label>
      <type refid="binary"/>
      <description>SIP Firmware. NOTE: If your Cisco phones are already loaded with SIP
        firmware or you are unsure if they are loaded with SIP firmware, specifiy the
        "image_version" parameter in the "Upgrade Parameters" for each phone or phone group
        you want to use this firmware. The value should match the version name without the
        P0S3 prefix or .sb2 extension. Example: If you have a file named POS3-07-3-00.sb2 
        then image_version should be "07-3-00".</description>
    </setting>
    <setting name="0S79XX.TXT">
      <label>0S79XX.TXT</label>
      <description>If your Cisco phones are not loaded w/SIP firmware, you need to specify
        this file to get them to use the SIP protocol. The set of firmware files from Cisco
        should contain this file, but you probably have to edit it. It should contain 1 line
        containing the file name of the firmware you specifiied above w/o the extension.
        Example: P0S3-07-3-00</description>
    </setting>
  </group>
  <group name="dial">
    <label>Dialing</label>
    <description>Additional files used by Cisco 7940/60</description>
    <setting name="dialplan.xml">
      <label>dialplan.xml</label>
      <type refid="xml"/>
      <description>Series of wildcard patterns that trigger the phone to dial immediately
        after matching. Otherwise user must press dial button after entering in numbers. See
        Cisco manual for format.</description>
    </setting>
  </group>
  <group name="ring">
    <label>Ringtones</label>
    <setting name="ringlist.dat">
      <label>RINGLIST.DAT</label>
      <type refid="text"/>
      <description>List of available ringtones. See Cisco manual for
        format.</description>
    </setting>
    <setting name="ringtone1">
      <label>Ringtone 1</label>
      <type refid="pcm"/>
      <description>Ringtone for incoming calls. 8000-Hz sampling rate, 8 bits per sample,
        mu-law compression</description>
    </setting>
    <setting name="ringtone2" copy-of="ringtone1">
      <label>Ringtone 2</label>
    </setting>
    <setting name="ringtone3" copy-of="ringtone1">
      <label>Ringtone 3</label>
    </setting>
    <setting name="ringtone4" copy-of="ringtone1">
      <label>Ringtone 4</label>
    </setting>
    <setting name="ringtone5" copy-of="ringtone1">
      <label>Ringtone 5</label>
    </setting>
  </group>
</model>