VoiceResource Methods

Restarts the Beep Detector. This feature greatly improve call progress accuracy.

Starts the Beep Detector. This feature greatly improves call progress accuracy.

Stops the Beep Detector. This feature greatly improves call progress accuracy.

This method forces a dispose of the Voice Resource object.

Waits for a user input as Digit(s) using all current settings for the Voice Resource, and therefore has no parameters.

Waits for a user input as Digit(s) specifying three current settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time and Termination Digit.

Waits for a user input as Digit(s) specifying four settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time, Termination Digit and Inter Digit Timeout.

Waits for a user input as Digit(s) specifying all settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time, Termination Digit, Inter Digit Timeout and Clear Digit Buffer Flag.

Waits for a user response as Digit(s) or Speech using all current settings for the Voice Resource, and therefore has no parameters.

Waits for a user response as Digit(s) or Speech specifying three current settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time and Termination Digit.

Waits for a user response as Digit(s) or Speech specifying four settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time, Termination Digit and Inter Digit Timeout.

Waits for a user response as Digit(s) or Speech specifying all settings for the Voice Resource: Maximum Digits, Maximum Time, Termination Digit, Inter Digit Timeout and Clear Digit Buffer Flag.

Waits for a specified period of silence before returning to your code. This is useful when waiting for an answering machine to finish playing it's greeting.

Gets the first occurance of any registered tone that has been triggered and is in the digit buffer. If no tones have been triggered, this function returns -1.

Returns 1 if the specified Tone is Off. Otherwise a 0. This function also returns -1 if the tone is not found.

Plays the specified byte array of audio using the current Audio Codec of the Voice Resource.

Plays the specified file path and name.

Plays a sequence of files, provided each file plays to completion.

Plays a Date using the voice resource's specified VAP file.

Plays the specified string as a number using the specified Format Spoken and the voice resource's VAP file.

Plays a single tone at the desired frequency and amplitude for the requested duration.

Plays two mixed tones at the two specified frequencies and amplitudes for the requested duration.

Plays DTMF or touch tones corresponding to the string specified.

Plays the text specified using the Text-To-Speech engine using the default voice.

Plays the text specified using the Text-To-Speech engine and using the voice selected.

Plays a single segment of the current VAP File.

Plays an array of segments of the current VAP File.

Plays a single segment of the current VAP File using the Vap Map entry specified.

Plays multiple segments of the current VAP File using the VapMap entries specified.

Records audio on the Voice Resource to the given file name and path.

Records to a memory buffer.

Follows a resource's route and records both the resource and what it is routed to.

Follows a resource's route and records both the resource and what it is routed to.

Records two routable resources, summing them together into the same file. You can specify channels and/or a voice resources.

Records two routable resources, summing them together into a buffer. You can specify channels and/or a voice resources.

Records two Routable Resources, summing their audio together into the designated file. You can specify Channels and/or Voice Resources.

Records two Routable Resources, summing their audio together into a buffer. You can specify Channels and/or Voice Resources.

This overload is for Voice Elements Internal Use Only! To correctly route, use the Full Route Method.

Completes a full route between two Routable Resources. Both channels then listen to each other.

This overload is for Voice Elements Internal Use Only! To correctly route, use the Half Route Method.

Completes a half route between two Routable Resources. The channel calling this method listens to the one in the parameter, the second cannot hear.

Sets the levels for the AGC in conferencing. If all values are set to negatives, then the system wide AGC applies.

Sets the Echo Tail Delay in conferencing.

Sets the front end gain in conferencing. If set to 0, front end gain is turned off.

Stops any current activity on the Voice Resource, such as a Play or Record.

Forces all Routable Resources currently listening to this resource to stop.

Forces a apecific Routable Resource currently listening to this resource to stop.

Forces this resource to stop listening to all Routable Resources.

Starts the detection of a TDD device for the hearing impaired.

Starts the detection of a TDD device for the hearing impaired.

A Termination Code flag indicating how the last voice function (i.e. Play) ended. Typically, you will use this to determine what to do next.

Forcibly clears all digits in the buffer from previous inputs. This is useful to ensure the buffer is clean before doing a Get Response or Get Digits.