One Thunderbolt 3 port can support one multi-panel 5K display. You should now be able to setup each extension with a operator panel. Each unique operator of the phone system can have their own view of the additional action buttons that are set by the administrator.You will now have additional action buttons on the top part of your FOP2 Page (“Dial”, “Blind Transfer”, “Listen and Whisper”, etc).Browse to your “Flash Operator Panel” window to display the overview GUI > Reload the page > Log back in by entering your password Select “Accept” from the “Are you sure?” prompt 5.Click the checkbox “All Buttons” under the third step “3” “Groups”.Enter “all” under the second step “2” “Permissions”.
This will display a GUI overview of your phone system. Enter your IP Address or DNS name into a separate browser and add “/fop2/” > Enter your Login details: “Extension” and “Password”, click “Accept”. Select “Accept” from the “Are you sure?” prompt 3.Click the gear icon on the bottom left to “Reload FOP2”.Select “Users” under “Add User” enter a “Secret” (this is the password for the extension for your FOP2).(If you are already logged in with your password to your “FreePBX” admin portal, the “FOP2 Manager” should also have you logged in.) Once you have the IP address add “/fop2/admin/” after it to gain access to the administrator page for your FOP2 Manager. Enter to your IP Address (or DNS name) for your server in a separate browsing window or tab to access your “FOP2 Manager” administrator page. FOP2 shows operators visibility into the status of other extensions on the phone system and gives them action buttons to make using and administering calls simple and efficient. This video instructs you on administering and using a Flash Operator Panel called FOP2 for your phone system.
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