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--- userdoc:tt_asterisk-fop2-configure [2013/08/04 09:48]
abelbeck [Configure FOP2 Buttons]
+++ userdoc:tt_asterisk-fop2-configure [2013/08/04 13:35] (current)
abelbeck [Configure FOP2 Buttons]
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 {{:userdoc:edit-tab-fop2-files.jpg?nolink|FOP2 Files}}
+!!Note ->!! All actions with the toolbar are **extension** related!  You need to be logged in with your correct extension to associate your phone with the FOP2 toolbar.
+Starting with a simple example, let's create a basic configuration...
   ; Extensions
-  [SIP/1010]
-  type=extension
-  extension=1010
-  context=from-local
-  label=Office
-  mailbox=1010@default
-  email=office@example.com
   [SIP/1011]
   type=extension
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   mailbox=1011@default
   email=network@example.com
+  [SIP/1016]
+  type=extension
+  extension=1016
+  context=from-local
+  label=Office
+  mailbox=1016@default
+  email=office@example.com
   ; Trunks
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   context=parkedcalls
+The resulting Panel looks as follows when logged in as extension **1016**:
+{{:userdoc:fop2-configure-buttons-example.jpg?nolink|Panel}}
+This example is a good starting point, though you can do much, much more.
+!!Tip ->!! In your Asterisk dialplan, if you include the voicemail context for ''Voicemail()'' and ''VoicemailMain()'' arguments, (often ''@default'') the Panel will display feedback while the user is accessing voicemail.
+At this point it would be good to view some of the
+**[[:userdoc:tt_asterisk-fop2-tutorials|FOP2 Video Tutorials]]**
+to see what can be done.
 ===== Further FOP2 Documentation =====