Barge-in Allowed Valid options are as follows:
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Play Media
Play Data
Get Digits
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Unified CVP handles barge-in as follows:
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If barge-in is not allowed, the SIP/H.323 Service/Gateway continues prompt play when a caller starts entering digits, and
the entered digits are discarded.
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If barge-in is allowed, the H.323Service/Gateway discontinues prompt play when the caller starts entering digits.
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DTMF Termination Key A single character that, when entered by the caller, indicates digit entry is complete. Valid options are as follows:
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Get Digits
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Incomplete Timeout The amount of time after a caller stops speaking to generate an invalid entry error because the caller input does not match
the defined grammar. The valid options are 0 to 99. The default is 3.
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Get Digits
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V is an option for Play Media only.
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Inter-digit Timeout The number of seconds the caller is allowed between entering digits. If exceeded, the system times out.
The valid options are 1 to 99. The default is 3.
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Get Digits
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Invalid Entry Message Override The valid options are:
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Get Digits
Menu
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List of Menu Choices Valid options are as follows:
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0 to 9
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* (asterisk)
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# (pound sign)
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Menu
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Location of the data to be played Valid options are as follows:
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Null--(Default) If you leave this option empty, the system uses the expanded call variable named user.microapp.play_data.
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A number representing a Call Peripheral Variable number (for example, a 1 to represent Call.PeripheralVariable1).
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Play Data
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Maximum Field Length Maximum number of digits entered by the caller. The valid options are 1 to 32. The default is 1.
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Get Digits
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Minimum Field Length Minimum number of digits entered by the caller. The valid options are 1 to 32. The default is 1.
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Get Digits
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No Entry Timeout The number of seconds a caller is allowed to begin entering digits. If exceeded, the system times out. The valid options
are 0 to 99. The default is 5.
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Get Digits
Menu
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Number of Invalid Tries Unified CVP repeats the "Get digits" cycle when the caller enters invalid data. (Total includes the first cycle.) The valid
options are 1 to 9. The default is 3.
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Get Digits
Menu
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Number of No Entry Tries Unified CVP repeats the "Get Digits" cycle when the caller does not enter any data after the prompt has been played. (Total
includes the first cycle.) The valid options are 1 to 9. (The default is 3.)
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Get Digits
Menu
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RTSP Timeout Specifies the Real-time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) timeout—in seconds—when RTSP is used. The valid range is 0 to 43200 seconds.
The default is 10 seconds. If the value is set to 0 or a timeout value is not provided, the stream will not end.
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Play Media
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Time format Valid only for the time Data Playback types Etime, TOD, and 24TOD.
The available formats are as follows:
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Null--Leave this option empty for non-time formats
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HHMM--Default for time formats
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HHMMSS
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HHMMAP--Includes a.m. or p.m.; valid only for TOD
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Play Data
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Timeout Message Override. The valid options are as follows:
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Get Digits
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Type-ahead buffer flush The Cisco VoiceXML implementation includes a type-ahead buffer that holds DTMF digits collected from the caller. When the
VoiceXML form-interpretation algorithm collects user DTMF input, it uses the digits from this buffer before waiting for further
input. This parameter controls whether the type-ahead buffer is flushed after the prompt plays out. A False value (default)
means that the type-ahead buffer is not flushed after the prompt plays out. If the prompt allows barge-in, the digit that
barges in is not flushed. Valid options are as follows:
- Y—Flush the type-ahead buffer
- N—(Default) Do not flush the type-ahead buffer
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Play Media
Play Data
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