(Boolean)
If set to True, the digit buffer is cleared when a call enters the control. This property can be set in the Terminations page.
(Object)
The condition objects used by the GetDigits control contain the name of each condition and the data to be used in the comparison. See Conditions Object.
(Boolean)
Set to True to disable the help digit handler. If not set (default),if a help digit is detected (as defined in the LineGroup control), the call transfers to either the control set in the Connections property page or the LineGroup help digit output. See Help Digit. This property can be set in the Terminations page.
(String)
See Responding to Caller Hangup.
(String)
See Global Tone Handling.
(String)
See Help Digit Control.
(Integer)
Sets the maximum number of digits to be received before digit collection is terminated. You can override it for a call using the MaxKeys property, which is set in the Terminations page.
(Integer)
Sets the maximum silence before digit collection is terminated. Silence is defined as lack of digits, not the lack of speech signal on the line. You can override it by using the MaxSil property, which is set in the Terminations page.
(String)
See Invalid Digit, No Digits, and Silence Timeout.
(Integer)
A digit mask using a combination of any vbvDigitMaskConstants ordered together. When any digit included in this property is received, digit collection is terminated. You can override it for each call by using the ITermDtmf property, set in the Terminations page.
(Boolean)
Sets the collected digits to not visible in the VBVLog and a Protected string is logged instead. This feature is intended for collecting sensitive information, such as passwords and bank account numbers.
(Integer)
The maximum number of retries before the error handler (No digits or Invalid digit) is invoked. See also RetryOnSilence. Set this property in the Terminations page.
See Invalid Digit, No Digits and Silence Timeout.
(Integer)
If set to True (default), normal silence handling operates. If set to False, the error handler for silence is invoked after the first detection of silence, regardless of the setting for Max Number of Retries. Set this property in the Terminations property page.
(Boolean)
If UseDefaultError is set to False, two additional outputs are added to the control: Invalid and Silence. Use these outputs to override the normal error handling for these conditions. When one of these conditions occurs, the call moves to the control connected to that output.
This performs an equivalent function to the Invalid Digit and Silence handlers set in the Connections property page (NoDigitErrorControl and InvalidErrorControl properties), but also provides visual representation on the form. Set this property in the Terminations property page.