Yealink W60B base and handset

Configuring Yealink DECT phone for AAISP

Relevant to: Yealink W60B

The Yealink W60B is a DECT base station aimed at small and medium-sized businesses, is perfectly suitable for home use too. Its main specifications are:

Up to 8 handsets
Up to 8 SIP accounts
Up to 8 simultaneous calls
Support for additional 'DECT repeaters'
IPv4 and IPv6
PoE or Mains plug for power
Transfer button (allows assistited or blind transfers to other SIP extensions/external numbers)

Datasheet

Credentials

	As shipped / unconfigured	Once configured
IP:	DHCP	DHCP
Username:	admin
Password:	admin	contact us
PIN:	0000	contact us

The PIN is used to register handsets to the base station, and for the handset to access settings from the base station.

IP address

By default the Yealink base unit picks up an IP address using DHCP. You can find the IP address from the Handset:

Press OK –> Select the ‘i’ icon (Status) -> select ‘Base’ -> the IP will be shown

Yealink and Voiceless Settings

click to view settings

On the web interface, go to:

Account ->

Yealink Settings
Setting	Value
Line Active	Enabled
Label	AAISP (or what ever you like)
Display Name	Your Name (or what ever you like)
Register Name	Your phone number, +44...
Username	Your phone number, +44...
Password	Your SIP password
Server Host	voiceless.aa.net.uk
Server Expires	600

Repeat this for any other accounts you want to add.

Check the SIP registration status:

Go to:

Status -> Yealink_W53P_SIP_Config.png

You should the the account Status as 'Registered'

Handset Assignment

Handset Assignmnent

Here you can assign which of your (up to) 8 SIP accounts are to ring which of your (up to) 8 handsets! You can also make up to 8 calls at once, so a single base station can support a small office of people.

Account -> Number Assignment

Other optonal settings

Features -> General Information -> Call Waiting --> set to Disabled
Features -> General Information -> Number Of Active Handsets --> Set to 8 (if you have more than 4 handsets)
Features -> General Information -> Fwd International --> set to Disable (no need to allow forwarding to international numbers)
Features -> Phone Lock --> Add 999 to the list of emergency numbers
Settings -> Time&Date -> Time Zone --> 0 GMT
Settings -> Time&Date -> Primary Server --> time.aa.net.uk
Settings -> Time&Date ->  Date Format --> YYYY-MM-DD
Settings -> Tones --> Set to Great Britian 
Account -> Handset Name --> Give a name to each handset, will be displayed on their screen

Transfer a call

The handsets, eg the W53H, have a dedicated 'Transfer' button 'TRAN'. This lets you transfer a call to someone else.

Assisted Transfer on a Yealink W53H handset

Say you have an incoming call that you've answered, and you want to transfer it to someone else and introdice the caller as you go...

Answer the incoming call, and find out who they want to be transferred to
Press the TRAN button
- At this point the caller is put on hold
Enter in the extension number or full number of who you want to transfer the call to
Press the Green dial button
- At this point you will be ringing the third party
- If no answer, then you can press the button under End to go back to the originall caller
- At this point you can also Blind transfer the call, by pressing the button under Transfer
Once answered, you can introduce the original caller and press the button under Transfer

DND - Do not disturb

You can enable/disable DND via the handset for each of the SIP accounts allocated to the Yealink handset:

OK --> Call Features (orange) --> Do Not Disturb

Factory reset the Yealink DECT Base Station

There are a few ways to factory reset the Yealink base station:

From web ui

Settings -> Upgrade --> reset)

From a handset

OK -> Settings -> System Settings -> Base Reset

From the actual base station

Unplug the power
Press and hold the Connect button
Whilst holding, plug in the power
Wait until all three lights on the base station are showing as solid green
Release the connect button
Wait a further 5 minutes
Then, reboot the base station by unplugging it from power and plugging it back in

Firewall & Security

You will also want to set up firewall rules, as per the VoIP Firewall page.
Also see the VoIP Security page for information about securing your VoIP service.