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Posted by i-p-tel on 10.04.2006 at 23:17:

Daumen hoch! Busy Lamp Field / GXP-2000

Hi,

today we have implemented the function "Busy Lamp Field" (BLF). This means that you can use the quick dial LEDs for status of extensions. You can monitor all extensions on your phone. If an extension is busy, the LED for that extension is lit. You can also dial directly to the extension by pressing the dial button. Very handy.

We tested this on a Grandstream GXP-2000. The following options had to be set:

Reduce Register Expiration to 1 minute. This guarantees BLF to continue working after PBX configuration changes.
Set Voice Mail UserID to "*97" to make the MSG button play your voicemail. New messages waiting are indicated by a flashing LED.

We also liked the additional 4 line keys with LEDs showing calls waiting. It makes it very easy to put on hold, transfer, conference and the best: the LEDs indicate how many callers are queued at the moment.

Best regards,
Pascal

Posted by supernettel on 01.10.2006 at 09:50:

I am programming one of these units for a new PBX and since I am doing it remotely, I can not see what is happening and need to know some things.

In the Grandstream Set up, there is the option for Name and User ID . I would assume the Name field is what is displayed on the phone , while the UserID should be set to the extension number such as 200 or should it be set to PBXName-200 ?

Any help appreciated!

Posted by i-p-tel on 01.11.2006 at 18:01:

RE: Busy Lamp Field / GXP-2000

I don't have the phones here either. As I remember for setting up the BLF you enter the extension numbers w/o the account name in front of them.

Due to recent changes to the PBX system extensions with BLF need to be resaved (w/o changes) to make the LEDs working again.

If you have problems with loosing registration check especially all BLF settings in the phone. Having invalid extensions set to BLF keys can make the phone unregister after a few minutes.

Posted by duikerict on 29.08.2008 at 11:35:

Daumen hoch! RE: Busy Lamp Field / GXP-2000

Works fine here:

Product Model: GXP2000 (HW0.4)
Software Version: Program-- 1.1.6.16 Bootloader-- 1.1.6.5

On the BASIC tab:

Multi Purpose Key 1:
- Key Mode: Busy Lamp Field (BLF)
- Account: Select the account (tab) which is logged on to the same PBX-es pbx.
- Name: anything you like e.g. "Marc DECT"
- UserID: the extention, without "USERNAME-"

The light is on when:
- the extention is busy
- the extention is not logged on
The light blinks when:
- the extention is being called. (rings)

Pressing the button near that light calls that extention.

Posted by mobiletelecom on 19.09.2010 at 02:15:

RE: Busy Lamp Field / GXP-2000

I'm using a Yealink SIP-T28P IP handset and this handset also gives the option to answer the extension if it is flashing - but in order for this feature to work it asks for the "Pickup Number" - does anyone know what this is for PBXes?

Posted by ffimon on 07.10.2014 at 22:48:

RE: Busy Lamp Field / GXP-2000

What type of account do you need to get BLF to work.

I have tried to use a SOHO account, With a SNOM 360 and Yealink T28P with no luck.

I have a couple of customers that I want to switch from there ISDN exchange they have now to a system using PBXES but no BLF would be a deal breaker. I wanted to use a couple of pbxes premium accounts for each customers. They will have about 7 extensions each.

If they want BLF do they need a PRO account ?