Hello,
 
I'm getting the following debug message: 
046106: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Initiate: copy dnis xxxxxx to digit collect buffer

See the below debug output.
 
Is there a way to turn this off and why does it have this behaviour?

 
046102: *Mar 14 15:31:25.666 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/C_DigitCollect_Start: Leg=43, Dialplan=False, Diaplanterm=False, DigitReport=False, DigitConsume=False IgnoreInitialKey=False, IgnoreDTMFac
ceptINFO=False, Abortkey=, Terminationkey=#, Numpatterns=1, Maxdigits=0, Mindigits=0, Interruptprompt=False, InterTimeout=10000, Initialtimeout=10000, Mask=0 Hotword=0
046103: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:/AFW_DigitCollect_New:
046104: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:HN0115DA64:/AFW_DigitCollect_New: DialPlan=FALSE AbortKey= TermKey=# NumPatts=1
              Enable=FALSE Consume=FALSE InterruptPrompt=FALSE minDigits=0 maxDigits=0 DialPlanTerm=FALSE hotword=0
046105: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //43/F88040588051/Digi:/DigitCollectStart_UpdateStats:
046106: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Initiate: copy dnis 12345678 to digit collect buffer
046107: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Action:
046108: *Mar 14 15:31:25.670 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/act_DCRunning_RDone: callid=43 Enable succeeded.enable=0 matchDialplan=0 numPatterns=1matchDialplanTerm=0
046109: *Mar 14 15:31:31.506 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Action:
046110: *Mar 14 15:31:31.506 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/act_DCRunning_Digit: : pLeg 43 Digit 2 Tone Mode 0
046111: *Mar 14 15:31:31.506 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/DigitCollect_TreatDigit:
046112: *Mar 14 15:31:31.782 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Action:
046113: *Mar 14 15:31:31.782 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/act_DCRunning_Digit: : pLeg 43 Digit 3 Tone Mode 0
046114: *Mar 14 15:31:31.782 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/DigitCollect_TreatDigit:
046115: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_Action:
046116: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/act_DCRunning_Digit: : pLeg 43 Digit # Tone Mode 0
046117: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/DigitCollect_TreatDigit:
046118: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/DigitCollect_Complete: Status 5=DC_MATCHED_PATTERN. Digits=
1234567823T
046119: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/AFW_M_DigitCollect_EventPreProcess:
046120: *Mar 14 15:31:34.710 WEST: //-1//Digi:EE6721F188000:/DigitCollectEnd_UpdateStats:
 
Thanks,
 
Grant
 

No, I'm not using TCL to collect digits, but vxml. Although a tcl script is used to place a call from our system to a destination and once the destination answers an handoff is done to the vxml which does the digit collecting.

<field name="input" type="number" >
<prompt>
<audio expr="MediaUrl + 'nl/choose_language.wav'" />
</prompt>
<grammar type="application/grammar+regex">.*</grammar>
</field>
<filled>
<script>
<![CDATA[
additionalInfo['input'] = input
additionalInfo['callIdentifier'] = callIdentifier
]]>
</script>
<goto next="#prepareLogging" />
</filled>