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Introduction

Many AG Access functions have behavior controlled by multiple parameters. These parameters are grouped together into structures. Each parameter structure has a set of default values that is sufficient for many configurations. The parameters can, however, be modified to: enable or disable function features; or adapt the function for exceptional configurations.
For example, when recording voice data, the application programmer can alter the function's behavior by modifying any of the record parameters which specify: any subset of DTMF keys entered by the telephone caller which abort the function gain applied to the input signal an initial timeout which defines the time in which the caller must start speaking before the operation terminates the amount of silence after a caller has stopped speaking before the operation terminates record-sync prompt frequency, amplitude and duration automatic gain control settings
The parameters are alphabetized by category in two groups: function parameters, which control the behavior of AG Access functions, and protocol parameters, which control the behavior of telephony protocols. Within each category, fields are listed alphabetically.

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