XML: <SendDtmf>

The SendDtmf verb is used to play DTMF digits in the call.

  • The , and lowercase w characters introduce a half-second pause into the DTMF sequence.
  • An uppercase W character introduces a one-second pause into the DTMF sequence.
  • *, #, a-d, and A-D are also supported in addition to the numeric characters 0-9.

Attributes

ATTRIBUTE Description
None None

Text Content

Name Description
digits String containing the DTMF characters to be sent in a call. Allows a maximum of 50 characters. The digits will be sent one-by-one with a marginal delay.

Callbacks Received

None

Example 1 of 1: SendDtmf Verb

This shows how to use Bandwidth XML to Send Dtmf during a call.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response>
   <SendDtmf>12w34</SendDtmf>
</Response>

SendDtmf sendDtmf = SendDtmf.builder()
        .digits("12w34")
        .build();

Response response = Response.builder().build()
        .add(sendDtmf);

Response response = new Response();

SendDtmf sendDtmf = new SendDtmf();
sendDtmf.Digits = "12w34";

response.Add(sendDtmf);

Console.WriteLine(response.ToBXML());

response = Bandwidth::Voice::Response.new()
send_dtmf = Bandwidth::Voice::SendDtmf.new({
    :dtmf => "12w34"
})

response.push(send_dtmf)
puts response.to_bxml()

response = Response()
send_dtmf = SendDtmf("12w34")

response.add_verb(send_dtmf)
print(response.to_bxml())

var sendDtmf = new BandwidthBxml.Verbs.SendDtmf();
sendDtmf.setDtmf("12w34");

var response = new BandwidthBxml.Response();
response.addVerb(sendDtmf);

console.log(response.toBxml());

$sendDtmf = new BandwidthLib\Voice\Bxml\SendDtmf("12w34");

$response = new BandwidthLib\Voice\Bxml\Response();
$response->addVerb($sendDtmf);

echo $response->toBxml();
echo "\n";

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