Grandstream Networks GXP-2000 manual

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com XML Based Customizable Screen Rev 1.3 December 28, 2006 1. Introduction Starting from release versio n 1.0.2.X, GXP- 2000 s upports the idle screen cust omizat ion. The designs of the displayed informati on and layo ut depend hi ghly upon pe rsona l preference s and requirements and have since b een[...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com 3. XML Syntax The XSD file tells the user what t he XML file should look like. User do es not need to check the structure o f the fi le manually as this process ca n be auto mated. One su ch websites that does this is : http://www. xmlme.com/Validator.aspx This paragra ph wil l explai n h ow to use [...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com < xsd:restriction base = " xsd:string " > < xsd:enumeration value = " Left " /> < xsd:enumeration value = " Center " /> < xsd:enumeration value = " Right " /> </ xsd:restriction > </ xsd:simpleType > </ xsd:attribute >[...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com Root Element “Scr een” The XML docume nt has root elem ent called Screen ; it contains exactly 1 sub-element called IdleScreen . < xsd:element name = " Screen " > < xsd:complexType > < xsd:sequence > < xsd:element name = " IdleScreen " type = " IdleS[...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com Element DisplayBitmap This element carries the info rmation on how a bitmap i s to be rendered on screen. It has three m andatory e lements a nd one op tional att ribute: Element Bi tmap This eleme nt contain s the bitma p encoded by base64 < xsd:element name = " Bitmap " type = " [...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com 2. $N: This variable is re placed with the co nfigure d Acc ount 1 Dis play Name. 3. $X: This variable is replaced wi th the configured Account 1 SIP Use r ID. 4. $V: This variable is replaced with the con figured Account 1 SIP Server. 5. $I: This variable is replaced with the sy ste m IP address. 6[...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com When this attribute is prese nt and the value is “false” then the string will be displaye d only wh en SIP Accou nt 1 is NOT in REGISTERED state. Note: When this attribute is absent then th is bitmap is displayed regardless to the SIP Account 1 regi stration st ates. Attribute font This OPTIONAL[...]

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    XML Based Customizable Screen www.grandstream.com < xsd:simpleType name = " VerticalAlignmentType " > < xsd:restriction base = " xsd:string " > < xsd:enumeration value = " Top " /> < xsd:enumeration value = " Center " /> < xsd:enumeration value = " Bottom " /> </ xsd[...]