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How can you change the interdigit timeout when using a voice and dtmf grammar together? The voice grammar continues quickly but the DTMF grammar has a 10 second delay before continuing.
 
 

Hi Charles,
 
You can try to set the vxml dtmf property interdigittimeout in the Studio to a smaller value.
 
Choose the element -> Settings tab and set VoiceXMLProperty as interdigittimeout and Value as 5s. Else for global setting of the property use Application right click -> Properties->Root Doc Settings.

Hope this helps,
Ranjana.

Yeah I tired that. That only works when the gateway adapter is DTMF only. When using the OSR3/Nuance 9 adapter it doesn't work. I believe this is because DTMF and Voice are processed by the ASR server so the timeout is set there, not in CVP.
 
I am going to open a ticket with Nuance on it.
 
 

For speech reco, the equivalent of the interdigittimeout is called
'incompletetimeout' - how much silence between words to indicate the
caller is done speaking.

There's also a 'completetimeout' for when the caller has satisfied the
grammar collection (eg, if you're waiting for 4 digits and the caller
has spoken 4 digits, then how much silence do you need to know they are
actually done speaking).\

Why don't you try setting these and see if it works for you.

Janine

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