Anyone tested any Video Phone with Hipath 4000 V5.0 with STMI card . Please share yours experience and if additional programming is to make please let me know
I have had video working on V7R1 and V7R2 with STMI4 cards, and it is very limited in scope. It requires each side to have an OS60 running SIP software and a USB webcam from a specified list. There are special settings in the phone's profile in the system, and there are also several settings on the phone itself. I had originally set it up for a front desk help phone at a clinic where they were too cheap to have a person out front anymore, and it worked good for the customer to press a speed dial key to reach the other phone.
Back in V5 (which I did have for a while) I don't think there were any provisions for video on the system, and I'm not sure there are many options for video on a 4K at all unless they beefed them up in V8, or possibly with very specific SIP phones or something like Jitsi or another PC-based client.
Don Bruechert, Voice Comm Analyst II
CareTech Solutions @ Holy Family Memorial
Manitowoc, WI, USA
Far as I remember video was only supported on Softgate on V5, with a very restricted list of endpoints that were Unify specific. Not sure what was working for you Don but you might have used up a years worth of luck to get it going. I don't think the STMIs handled the video media elements in the SDP.
Two OS60 with latest SIP firmware at the time (late 2015 maybe), logitech USB webcams. I still have the 2 phones built in the system and on the shelf. I know there were certain SDAT parameters I needed to have, and also I believe SIP data parameters. There is a place in the Admin menu on the phones where you had to allow it, and you needed to go into the user menu to turn it on. If anyone wants the data I have they are welcome to it, but IMHO it had VERY limited capability for any serious use. I didn't have to fiddle with the STMI4 except for current loadware at the time. There used to be a data sheet on the Unify Wiki that I probably still have that said what you had to do to set it up. As far as I remember OS60 SIP was the only option. Ohh yeah - DMC also had to be enabled and working in the 4K, but that was already done at install.
Don Bruechert, Voice Comm Analyst II
CareTech Solutions @ Holy Family Memorial
Manitowoc, WI, USA
I can't find anything in docs I have to indicate it's supported on 4K, I remember it being talked about at the time but never configured it.
If you have a 4K datasheet about it I would be interested to see it, all the edoku stuff is Softgate only for video.
For the newer stuff, V8 and softgate, video should work a whole lot better because of the SIP media proxy just passing the SDP's between the endpoints, but on the older V5 stuff, I would say no chance.
Yes, except I'm not sure mine had the 55G had it as those were still not released when I bought all my stuff. I know I have the sheet and that's pretty much how it looked. Did you see the note in there referring you to the SIP V3 R1 Admin manual? I can dump the profiles for those phones when I get back to the office if you're interested in messing with it. It worked pretty good other than everyone had to have OS60 SIP and I was running mostly HFA, plus I don't believe it worked even between 2 systems if you couldn't use direct connect. I know I got it to work, it took a while, and the holly-julia chorus played the first time I got it working! I also had CHESE running in the US for quite a while until we got a new CEO and he didn't want it - that wasn't supposed to work either, but if you played dirty pool and did not check the "key system" box and did not have an appearance of the prime line on the phone there were enough buttons on an OS60 to make that work too )
Don Bruechert, Voice Comm Analyst II
CareTech Solutions @ Holy Family Memorial
Manitowoc, WI, USA
I got it to work on my V5 4K with OS60 SIP devices as well. I only did it because it was possible and I wanted to see it. I never had a use case like Don did. At the time this was the only way to do it.
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