Play Date
VCS only.
This block plays a specific date to the caller.
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Properties |
Values |
Description |
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Date |
Digits only, no text. |
The date to play, as specified in the Date Format property. Must be in the same format as specified in the Date Format property. Typically, the value of a variable set earlier in the script is entered into this field, for example, $TransactionDate$. Note Entering $Now$ does not work since it gives the date and time and the date format does not match any of the date formats for this block. To use Now, change the value to match the chosen date format. For example, if Date Format = yymmdd, this is a 6-digit number, such as 010130 |
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Termination Digits |
0-9 # and * |
Enter digit(s), # or *. These value(s) can be used by the caller to terminate this command. For example, to allow any touch tone to be a termination digit, set this to 1234567890*# |
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Clear Digits |
Yes or No |
Clear the digit buffer of any digits entered prior playing the date. This should be set to No by default. |
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Date Format |
yyyymmddhhnn yyyymmdd yymmddhhnn yymmdd mmddhhnn mmddhhnnss hhnnss hhnn |
Format in which the output date is spoken, where:
Note Default year: If yy and yyyy are omitted, the current year is played. |
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Line |
Inbound |
The .wav file is played to the original (incoming) caller. |
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Outbound |
The .wav file is played to the transferee (the party to whom the call is transferred). |
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Async Mode |
Yes or No |
Allow asynchronous playback of a .wav file. The default is No. Caution Asynchronous playback should only be used for one .wav file at a time. Attempting to use Async Mode for multiple simultaneous .wav files can produce unpredictable results. |
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Note The Play Date, Play Money, and Play Number blocks use prerecorded .wav files to read the date, dollar amount or number to the caller. These files are provided in English only but the service provider may have recordings in other languages created by outside companies. |