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Looping Examples
Issue  4 September 1995
M-3
Looping Examples
Audible Feedback 
Recommendation: Evaluate the length of the wait period between repetitions of 
an announcement and increase the length, if possible. For optimum 
performance, add a second announcement after the initial announcement and 
repeat the second announcement less often. 
The example in Figure M-1 repeats the “All representative are busy. Please hold.” 
announcement every 10 seconds as long as the call is in queue. 
Figure M-1.
Example Vector 
The example in Figure M-2 repeats the announcement only every 60 seconds, 
thus improving performance.
Figure M-2.
Example Vector with Improved Performance
The example in Figure M-3 adds a second announcement, “All representatives 
are still busy. Please hold.” in ad dition to the initial announcement and repeats 
the second announcement less often (every 120 seconds), thus improving 
performance again.
Figure M-3.
Another Example Vector with Improved Performance
1. queue-to main split 1 
2. announcement 2770 
(“All representatives are busy. Please hold.”
)
3. wait-time 10 seconds hearing music
4. goto step 2 if unconditionally 
5. stop
1. queue-to main split 1 
2. announcement 2770 
(“All representatives are busy. Please hold.”)
3. wait-time 60 seconds hearing music
4. goto step 2 if unconditionally 
5. stop
1. queue-to main split 1 
2. announcement 2770 
(“All representatives are busy. Please hold.”)
3. wait-time 120 seconds hearing music 
4. announcement 2771 
(“All representatives are still busy. Please
continue to hold.”)
5. goto step 3 if unconditionally 
6. stop