On this screen, you are going to want to set the TFTP filesystem root to the folder that you downloaded the files from above in, in this examples case, they are located in a TFTP folder that is on my desktop. You will also want to ensure that you change the read request behavior to give all files and the write request behavior to take all files, so that way the TFTP program will know to allow the phone to request all of the files it is looking for in that folder. Once this is done you can click OK to save your changes and you are ready to move on to the next step.

Step 3: TFTP Recovery

Depending upon what device you are going to be recovering, this process will deviate slightly.

• T4x, T3x, T2x, T19 and CP860

Step 1: With your device off, press and hold down on the speakerphone button. While holding this button down, either plug in the power adapter or reinsert your PoE cable. Keep holding this button down until you are presented with a screen as shown below.

***Please Note*** The CP860 follows a slightly different process, instead of holding down the speakerphone button during this process, you will be holding down the second soft key button from the left as there is no speakerphone button to hold down on the CP860. This is circled in the picture below.

Step 2: On this screen you will see 4 options, IP Addr:, NetMask:, GateWay:, and TFTP IP: as pictured below. For the IP Addr:, you are going to want to insert an unused IP address that is available on your network, in our example we are using 192.168.90.236. Next, for the NetMask:, you are going to want to insert the subnet mask that your network is operating under, in our example we are using 255.255.255.0. However, this can be different depending upon your network configuration. Next, for the GateWay:, you are going to want to insert the IP address that your router is located at, in our example that would be 192.168.90.1. Finally, you are going to want to insert the IP address of your PC that is hosting PumpKIN for the TFTP IP:. Our TFTP server is located on a PC at IP 192.168.90.3 so we inserted that value for our TFTP IP:. Now, in the case that you are not aware of your network details, please contact your network administrator and they can help you get that information. Once you have filled these details out, press the OK key on the phone and it will start requesting the files that you downloaded from earlier. 

Step 2: During this process the base unit will get an IP address of 192.168.0.100 and will look to the IP address as configured above for its recovery files. While the unit is off, long press the button on the front of the device, it looks like a small dot with three waves eminating out from the center. While continuing to hold this button reconnect your power adapter or PoE cable. Continue holding until you see the three lights on the base unit turn on one by one (power led --> network led --> phone led)

Step 3: This process can take several minutes to complete, however once sucessful the unit will reboot and once you have solid lights on the front of the device you will be able to access the device at the IP address that it has received from DHCP.

Once the steps above have been completed sucessfully, your device will have rebooted and you will have sucessfully recovered your device.