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Configure Compound Step Default Parameters

The default values of the Call Compound Step parameters may be configured:

  • When the parameter represents time, either a fixed value or a range of values can be given as the default

  • When the parameter represents telephone number format, one of the valid formats must be selected

Fore more details, see below.

Syntax 

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StepDefaults {
    callDetails {
        callDuration : <Number>,
        callDurationUnit : <String>,
        callDurationSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        ringDuration : <Number>,
        ringDurationUnit : <String>,
        ringDurationSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        detectCallWithinSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        callerConnectsWithinSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        calleeConnectsWithinSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        dialFormat : <String>
        detectFormat : <String>
        callDisconnectsWithinSeconds : <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
    }

    smsDetails {
        receptionWithinSeconds: <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
        deliveryConfirmedWithinSeconds: <Number> | <Number> to <Number>
    }
}

Parameters

  • callDuration - Deprecated. The number of callDurationUnits

    • It is recommended to use callDurationSeconds instead

  • callDurationUnit - Deprecated May be one of millisecond, milliseconds, second, seconds, minute, minutes, hour or hours

    • It is recommended to use callDurationSeconds instead

  • callDurationSeconds - The call duration timeout in seconds given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • ringDuration - Deprecated. The number of ringDurationUnits

    • It is recommended to use ringDurationSeconds instead
    • *ringDurationUnit

  • Deprecated May be one of millisecond, milliseconds, second, seconds, minute, minutes, hour or hours

    • It is recommended to use ringDurationSeconds instead

  • ringDurationSeconds - The ringing timeout in seconds given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • detectCallWithinSeconds - The call detection timeout in seconds given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • callerConnectsWithinSeconds - The timeout in seconds within which the caller connects, given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • calleeConnectsWithinSeconds - The timeout in seconds within which the callee connects, given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • dialFormat - The number format that the calling party will dial

    • Must be one of int, int00 or nat

  • detectFormat - The number format that the called party will receive

    • Must be one of int, int00, nat or any

  • receptionWithinSeconds - The timeout in seconds within which the SMS is received, given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

  • deliveryConfirmedWithinSeconds - The timeout in seconds within which the SMS delivery is confirmed given as either a single number or a range of numbers

    • If a range of numbers is given, a random number within the range, excluding the upper bound, will be selected

Example 

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StepDefaults {

    callDetails {
        callDurationSeconds : "7",
        callDurationUnit : "seconds",
        ringDurationSeconds : "0.35 to 0.9",
        detectCallWithinSeconds : "27"
        callerConnectsWithinSeconds : "10"
        calleeConnectsWithinSeconds : "10"
        dialFormat : "int"
        detectFormat : "any"
        callDisconnectsWithinSeconds : "5"
    }

    smsDetails {
        receptionWithinSeconds: "15"
        deliveryConfirmedWithinSeconds: "30"
    }
}

Note:

  • If both callDurationSeconds and callDuration are configured, callDurationSeconds has precedence over callDuration.

  • If both ringDurationSeconds and ringDuration are configured, the ringDurationSeconds has precedence over ringDuration.

  • If using the callDuration configuration and callDurationUnit is not configured, seconds will be used implicitly.

  • If using the ringDuration configuration and ringDurationUnit is not configured, seconds will be used implicitly.