Groundwire
Instructions for configuring and connecting the Groundwire softphone to MikoPBX
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Instructions for configuring and connecting the Groundwire softphone to MikoPBX
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Groundwire is a softphone that offers low power consumption by avoiding constant SIP session maintenance with the server. When an incoming call arrives, a PUSH notification is first sent to the smartphone, which then launches the SIP client and establishes a connection to the server.
Download and open the Groundwire app on your smartphone.
Go to Groundwire settings by tapping the corresponding icon at the top of the screen.
Go to the "Accounts" section:
Add a new account by tapping the "+" icon at the top of the screen.
Select "Generic SIP Account."
Fill in the required data:
Title – An arbitrary account name.
Username – The employee’s extension number (e.g., 201).
Password – The SIP password from the employee’s configuration.
Domain – The IP address of your MikoPBX server.
Go to "Advanced Settings."
In "Audio Codecs" → "Codecs for Wi-Fi," choose the desired codecs for use.
Navigate to "Caller Id Method." Select "P-Asserted-Identity."
Save the settings. A connection attempt will occur. In the MikoPBX "Employees" section, you can see a status indicator confirming a successful connection:
Groundwire can display the current status of employees (see example below):
To enable this feature, populate the "Quick Dial" section with employees. Tap "EDIT" at the top of the screen. Then tap the "+" at the bottom of the screen to add entries:
Title – The employee’s name to display in "Quick Dial."
Number or SIP Address – The employee’s extension number.
Tap "Save."
In the MikoPBX web interface, open the employee’s SIP account settings. Change the "Transport Protocol" to "tls."
In Groundwire → Employee’s SIP Account Settings, change the "Domain" field to "MikoPBXAdress:NumOfTLSPort".
You can find or change the TLS port in MikoPBX’s "General Settings" → "SIP."
Go to "Advanced Settings" → "Transport Protocol" and change "udp" to "tls (sip)."
In the "Advanced Settings" of your SIP account, go to "Secure Calls" and, under the "SDES" section, set "Incoming Calls" and "Outgoing Calls" to "Required":