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• If you are using an external grammar, be sure to follow the instructions provided by
your third-party vendor.
For details on writing an external grammar file, see the "
Note: For the following table, the Configuration Param field is not used if you are using external
VoiceXML.
How to Configure Network VRU Script Settings for the Get Speech Micro-Application
Use the ICM Configuration Manager’s Network VRU Script List tool’s Attribute tab to specify
parameters.
Step 1
Configure VRU Script field parameters:
Micro-application type. For Get Speech, valid options are: GS or gs.
Media File Name. Name of the media file or external VoiceXML to be played (that is, the
prompt file). The valid options are:
A file name (for instance, a .wav file)
Note: The file name is case-sensitive.
null - (default) If this field is empty, Unified CVP examines the contents of the
user.microapp.inline_tts ECC variable. If this ECC variable contains a value, Unified
CVP prompts using TTS. If the ECC is empty, no prompt is played.
-(number 1-10) - Unified CVP plays the file in the corresponding Call.PeripheralVariable
file. For example, entering -2 causes Unified CVP to look at Call.PeripheralVariable2.
Note: If you use the -(number 1-10) option and set the Media Library Type to "V," Unified
CVP plays the external VoiceXML file specified in the corresponding Call.PeripheralVariable.
If you set the value to - (no value) and set the Media Library Type to "V," the IVR Service
creates VoiceXML without a media prompt.
Media Library Type. Flag indicating the location of the media files to be played. The valid
options are:
A - (default) Application
S - System
V - External VoiceXML. See the "
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Chapter 4: Writing Scripts for Unified CVP
Using Unified CVP Micro-Applications