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3.1.2 Avaya 3631 Configuration

3.1.2.1 Minimum Configuration Data

The following data is required for associating with an AP, accessing the DHCP server, and the access-

ing file server to obtain the 46xxsettings file. This information may be entered directly into the phone

through its menu interface, or downloaded to the phone via the 46xxsetttings file. :

• SSID (WTSSIDP[1-3])

• Security Type (WTSECP[1-3])

• Encryption Type (ENCRYPTP[1-3])

• Encryption Key (WTKEYP[1-3])

• EAP Type (EAPTYPEP[1-3])—only required for Security Types, WPA-802.1X or WPA2-

802.1X (actually supported EAP Types: TLS, LEAP, PEAP-GTC, PEAP-MSCHAPV2, TTLS-

CHAP, TTLS-MD5, TTLS-MSCHAP, TTLS-MSCHAPV2).

• Country (WTREGDOM)—only required if outside US

• DHCP SSON—only required if using value other than 242

3.1.2.2 Downloading 46xxsettings File via USB

The 3631 telephone supports downloading of the 46xxsetings.txt file from a Windows PC that is con-

nected to the phone via a USB cable. This is in addition to downloading the file over the air from an

HTTP server.

A single PC can be connected to one or multiple phones simultaneously. Connecting to multiple

phones requires a USB hub and multiple USB cables.

Note: Only a Samsung cable with an 18-pin connector can be used to support USB operations on the

3631 telephone; it should be ordered separately.

For further details refer to [1]

USB HUB

Windows PC

3631 Phone

Samsung USB

Debug Cable

Samsung USB

Debug Cable

USB Cable

Connect Samsung USB Debug Cable with the Phone for USB Operations