Connection Settings
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The connection settings control how a Fuse application interacts with an associated webservice.
1. Webservice timeout: Determines the number of seconds that Fuse waits for a connected webservice to respond before throwing an error. Default is 10 seconds. While it is certainly possible to increase the default value for this setting, it is recommended to work to increase the speed of the associated webservice if 10 seconds is insufficient.
3. Fetch audio delay: Appears only when Webservice fetch audio has an audio file uploaded. Determines how long your application waits to play your audio file. Default is 10 seconds.
4. Fetch audio minimum: Appears only when Webservice fetch audio has an audio file uploaded. Determines the minimum time your application should play your audio file once it starts. Default is 10 seconds.
5. Transfer timeout: Determines the number of seconds that Fuse waits for the transfer to ring before giving up. The default is 60 seconds.
6. Transfer duration (max): Determines the maximum amount of time, in seconds, that Fuse allows a call transfer to last.
2. Webservice fetch audio: Allows you to upload a custom audio file that plays while the associated webservice is working. This corresponds to the Hold Music option for several modules, including the REST and SOAP modules. Default audio is silence. Select Choose File to upload an audio file. Once an audio file has been uploaded, select the remove icon to remove it if needed.
7. Transfer fetch audio: Determines the audio that plays while waiting for the transfer number to pick up. Default audio is of a telephone ringing ("Ring"). Select Choose File to upload a custom audio file. Once an audio file has been uploaded, select the remove icon to remove it if needed.
