speech command

The speech command associates servers with speech recognition engines, and sets up how the system interacts with them.

Synopsis

Description

The speech assign command creates a configuration file for the specified speech recognition type (rectype). You can either assign an engine to a rectype, or you can assign a server to a rectype.

You can enter either the first type of assign or the second type of assign. The parameters from the two types of assign commands cannot be mixed. All parameter values are validated against the allowable parameter values. After a successful validation, all parameters are saved in a configuration file, which is associated with the rectype (such as OPSR4.cfg).

The speech assign command exits with an error message and the usage statement under the following circumstances:

• Any required parameter is missing
• Any parameter value failed the validation
• The configuration file for the specified rectype already exists
• The parameters from the two types of assigns are mixed. For example, you cannot assign a server parameter with an engine parameter.
• The server is already assigned
• A server is assigned to a rectype that is not already assigned

The speech change command changes the configuration file parameter values for the specified rectype or rectype and server. It creates a backup configuration file. If the configuration file does not exist for the rectype or rectype and server, or any parameter value failed the field validation, the speech change command exits with an error message and the usage statement.

The speech display command displays the associated configuration file parameters for the specified rectype or rectype and server. If the configuration file does not exist for the rectype or the server does not exist for the rectype, the speech display command exits with an error message and the usage statement.

The speech unassign command deletes the configuration file, and the backup configuration file (if any) for the specified rectype if a rectype is entered as the only parameter. If a rectype and server are entered, the server information is removed from the rectype�s configuration file. If the configuration file does not exist for the rectype or the server does not exist for the rectype, the speech unassign command exits with an error message and the usage statement.

After the successful execution of speech assign, speech change, and speech unassign commands, an informational message is displayed to advise user to stop and restart the voice system to activate the configuration file change.

The options for this command are described in the following table:

See also

• start_vs command
• stop_vs command
• Speech and DPR administration screens

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