The <Wait> element silently waits for a specified number of seconds. If <Wait> is the first element in a XML document, Basix will answer the call and wait the specified number of seconds.
Element Attributes
| Attribute Name | 
Description | 
Allowed Values | 
Default Value | 
| length | 
interval in seconds to wait | 
integer > 0 | 
1 second | 
Examples
Example 1: Simple Wait
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Response>
	<Speak voice="rms">I will Wait 7 seconds starting now!</Speak>
	<Wait length="7"/>
	<Speak voice="rms">I just waited 7 seconds</Speak>
</Response>
 
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Example 2: Waiting for voice path to establish
This examples uses <Wait> to answer the call and wait for 2 seconds before speaking "Hello". This is usually done to add a delay after answer so that the voice path is fully established before we start generating audio.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Response>
	<Wait length="2"/>
	<Speak voice="rms">Hello.</Speak>
</Response>
 
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