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How to Factory Reset your VoIP Phone:
How to Factory Reset your VoIP Phone:


=Binatone Brick=
Resetting the Binatone Brick:
*Press "Settings" button, this should be directly above the "Green" answer call button.
*Scroll down to "SETTINGS".
*Press "OK".
*Scroll down to "RESTORE SETTINGS".
*Press "OK".
*Input Phone Password is "1122".
*Press "OK".
*Press "YES".




=Snom 3xx/7xx Series=
=Snom 3xx/7xx Series=
Since firmware version 8.7.3.7 on the Snom 3xx Series it is possible to reset the phone using the key pad by pressing the following key sequence:
Since firmware version 8.7.3.7 on the '''Snom 3xx Series''' it is possible to reset the phone using the key pad by pressing the following key sequence:
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* Volume Up * Volume Down #
* Volume Up * Volume Down #
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</syntaxhighlight>
This does not work on the Snom 710.




Default administrator password is "0000".
Default administrator password is "0000".



==Reset to factory defaults via Phone Interface==
==Reset to factory defaults via Phone Interface==
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*Press 4 for "Reset Values".
*Press 4 for "Reset Values".
*Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.
*Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.



The phone reboots automatically.
The phone reboots automatically.



==Reset to factory defaults via Web User Interface==
==Reset to factory defaults via Web User Interface==
Snom 3xx Series:
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Obtain your phone's IP address and currently used firmware version by pressing the Help button on your Snom 3xx.


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Obtain your phone's IP address and currently used firmware version by pressing the "Help" button on your Snom 3xx.


Open any web browser and choose the URL corresponding to your current firmware version:
Open any web browser and choose the URL corresponding to your current firmware version:
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*Firmware versions between 3.X and 6.X - http://1.2.3.4/advanced.htm?reset=Reset
*Firmware versions between 3.X and 6.X - http://1.2.3.4/advanced.htm?reset=Reset
*Firmware versions from 7.X onwards - http://1.2.3.4/advanced_network.htm?reset=Reset
*Firmware versions from 7.X onwards - http://1.2.3.4/advanced_network.htm?reset=Reset



Copy the appropriate URL into the address line of your web browser and then change "1.2.3.4" to your phone's actual IP address.
Copy the appropriate URL into the address line of your web browser and then change "1.2.3.4" to your phone's actual IP address.


The phone reboots automatically.


Snom 710:

Obtain your phone's IP address.

Open any web browser and choose the URL corresponding to your current firmware version:
*Firmware versions from 8.X onwards - http://1.2.3.4/advanced_update.htm

Copy the appropriate URL into the address line of your web browser and then change "1.2.3.4" to your phone's actual IP address.
*Login with HTTP username and password
*Press "Reset"
*Press "Yes"


The phone reboots automatically.
The phone reboots automatically.



[[Category:VoIP]]
[[Category:VoIP Phones]]
[[Category:VoIP Phones|Factory reset]]

Latest revision as of 16:23, 26 February 2015

How to Factory Reset your VoIP Phone:


Binatone Brick

Resetting the Binatone Brick:

  • Press "Settings" button, this should be directly above the "Green" answer call button.
  • Scroll down to "SETTINGS".
  • Press "OK".
  • Scroll down to "RESTORE SETTINGS".
  • Press "OK".
  • Input Phone Password is "1122".
  • Press "OK".
  • Press "YES".


Snom 3xx/7xx Series

Since firmware version 8.7.3.7 on the Snom 3xx Series it is possible to reset the phone using the key pad by pressing the following key sequence: 

* Volume Up * Volume Down #


Default administrator password is "0000".

Reset to factory defaults via Phone Interface

Snom 300:

  • Press "Navigation" down to enter the "Settings" menu.
  • Scroll down to "Configuration".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Scroll down to "Reset".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Press button under "Reset" on display.
  • Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.

Snom 320:

  • Press "Settings" button to enter the "Settings" menu.
  • Scroll down to "Configuration".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Scroll down to "Reset".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Press button under "Reset" on display.
  • Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.

Snom 360:

  • Press "Settings" button to enter the "Settings" menu.
  • Press 10 for "Maintenance" menu.
  • Press 5 for "Reset Values".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.

Snom 370:

  • Press "Settings" button to enter the "Settings" menu.
  • Press 10 for "Maintenance" menu.
  • Press 5 for "Reset Values".
  • Press "Confirm" button.
  • Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.

Snom 710:

  • Press button under "Settin" on display.
  • Press 5 for "Maintenance" menu.
  • Press 4 for "Reset Values".
  • Enter the administrator password then press "Confirm" button.

The phone reboots automatically.

Reset to factory defaults via Web User Interface

Snom 3xx Series:

Obtain your phone's IP address and currently used firmware version by pressing the "Help" button on your Snom 3xx.

Open any web browser and choose the URL corresponding to your current firmware version:

Copy the appropriate URL into the address line of your web browser and then change "1.2.3.4" to your phone's actual IP address.

The phone reboots automatically.


Snom 710:

Obtain your phone's IP address.

Open any web browser and choose the URL corresponding to your current firmware version:

Copy the appropriate URL into the address line of your web browser and then change "1.2.3.4" to your phone's actual IP address.

  • Login with HTTP username and password
  • Press "Reset"
  • Press "Yes"

The phone reboots automatically.

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