Yealink Devices

Use Busy Lamp Field and presence to monitor another extension’s live status from supported IP phone keys.

Export Yealink logs, packet captures, and configuration files for registration, audio, and network troubleshooting.

Factory reset a Yealink phone when old settings or provisioning problems require a clean configuration.

Pair a Bluetooth headset with a Yealink T48G using a compatible USB Bluetooth dongle.

Install a Yealink EHS adapter so compatible wireless headsets can answer and end calls from the headset.

Use Yealink expansion modules to add programmable keys for receptionists, administrators, and call center agents.

Configure Yealink DSS keys for line appearances, speed dial, BLF, call park, call pickup, and voicemail.

Set up Yealink address book options, including DSS keys, local directory entries, imports, and LDAP directories.

Manually provision a Yealink phone with 2talk SIP account settings when Device Provisioning is not used.