(DisableHelp property)
Set this check box to disable the help digit handler provided by the LineGroup control for this call. If this box is not checked and if the help digit specified by the LineGroup control is detected in the digits entered by the caller, then the call exits this control and enters the control connected to the LineGroup HelpDigit output. The help digit handler specified by the Connections property page is also disabled by this field.
(UseDefaultError property)
Set by default. When the maximum retries for invalid digits or retries have been exceeded, the system checks for an error handling control or a connection on the LineGroup error output. If these conditions are not True, Error.wav is played and the system hangs up. If this check box is not set, two new outputs appear on the control: Invalid and Timeout. These outputs can be connected to other controls to override the default error handler. See Global Events.
(RetryOnSilence property)
If this box is checked (the default), both Silence Timeout and Invalid Digits events use the Retry count. If this box is unchecked, then a Silence Timeout causes the call to exit through the silence output immediately, regardless of the number of retries set. Invalid Digits increments the retry count as usual. This is useful in initial menus where you want to give the caller several attempts to enter the correct digit, but want to allow callers without touch-tone phones be transferred to an operator without undue delay.
(ClearDigits property)
Set this button if you want to clear all previously collected digits from the VBVoice digit buffer. Allow experienced callers to save time by typing ahead because they know the order in which prompts are played and what digits are required.
(MaskLogDigit property)
Set this button if you want to mask the collected digits so that they would not be shown on VBVLog. Typically check this box to hide the PIN or password that the caller has entered.
(IMaxKeys property)
Sets the maximum number of digits that can be received before GetDigits terminates digit collection.
(IMaxSil property)
Specifies the number of seconds that GetDigits waits for a digit. If a digit is not received in the time, digit collection is terminated. A value of 0 means that the control does not wait for digits to arrive after the greeting has played.
(RetryOnSilence property)
Specifies the number of Invalid Digits and No Digits errors that can occur before GetDigits passes the call to the NoDigits or Invalid nodes, or invokes the default error handler.
(ITermDtmf property)
Specifies a digit that can be used to terminate digit collection. This can speed up menu selection by allowing the caller to enter, for example, the # key to end a variable length sequence of digits, rather than having to wait for a silence time-out.