Delay Initial Setup Properties

ClearDigits

(Boolean)

If True, the digit buffer is cleared when a call enters the control.

DisconnectControl

(String)

See Responding to Caller Hangup.

GlobalToneControl

(String)

See Global Tone Handling.

HelpDigitControl

(String)

See Help Digit Control.

IDelayType

vbvDelayTypes

Selects the delay mode, as described above:

vbvDelayTypeMusic = Play Music
vbvDelayTypeSilent = Silence During Wait
vbvDelayTypeSilentNoResource = Silence without the need for a voice resource.

IDelayTime

Integer

Delays time in the units set by the property page: seconds, 100s of milliseconds. This delay affects all channels. Set this property to zero for a non-finite delay time.

InvalidErrorControl

(String)

See Invalid Digit, No Digits, and Silence Timeout.

NoDigitsErrorControl

Not supported.

TermDtmf

Specifies the digits that the delay can terminate on: applies to music, on hold, and silence options. It can be a single digit or all digits.

NOTE: If the MusicGreeting has TermDtmf set, this overrides the TermDtmf setting and allows termination on any digit.

TerminateOnVoice

(Boolean)

(Supported by Dialogic JCT cards only)

When set to True, VBVoice will listen for speech or non-silence, for a preset amount of time set in milliseconds. If speech or non-silence is detected, a VoiceError Event is fired. You can process this non-silence by calling the TakeCall method in the VoiceError Event. If you do not process the non-silence, an unexpected event is fired terminating the call by going onhook.

Note that when using TerminateOnVoice property in conjunction with the DetectDialTone (vbvoice.ini file setting under [PBX]), TerminateOnVoice will overwrite the DetectDialTone setting.