Call Recording: telephone conversations on record
Call Recording is becoming increasingly important in daily business. Increased liability and cases of fraud and threat make Call Recording an essential tool for organizations. Recorded telephone calls are being used more and more to clarify what was agreed upon, or as evidence of fraud or threats. The Call Recorder IP's many models give you the ability to record all your phone-calls, whatever the circumstances.
The Call Recorder IP as a means of checking agreements
Agreements reached on the phone form an important part of business in the financial world, but are also increasingly common in trade, industry, and the civil service. Using a recorded conversation as evidence of an order or agreement is common practice in these sectors. The Hard Disk Call Recorder has been developed for this specific purpose, with all its recordings being available at any time. The reliability of the Call Recorder makes it possible for the recording of agreements and orders to become standard business practice.
The Call Recorder IP as a security safeguard
A company or organization in the public sector, or with accountability to society, inevitably deals with confrontations and discussions - unfortunately including threats. A person answering the phone cannot be prepared for all these situations. If an incident is recorded automatically, an unexpected problem can always be discussed with colleagues or people in charge. For this reason Call Recorders play an important role in protecting persons, organizations and assets.
As well as the Hard Disk Call Recorder, the Flash Call Recorder is the model specifically designed to cope with security problems.

The 'IP' in Call Recorder IP
The new Call Recorder IP offers users the connectivity lacking from previous models. The Call Recorder can simply be connected to the local area network, and also to the Internet, via the IP port. In this way recordings in the Call Recorder can be transferred quickly and easily to a central server for archiving and backup. Because the Call Recorder IP effectively works as a FTP server, recordings can be transferred via the Internet or via a router and dialup connection. A PC can then archive all recordings centrally and conveniently with the software available as an option.
The fact that the Call Recorder operates independently of a PC, yet is easily connected to it, offers the user the high reliability needed for recording important calls.
Flexibility from easy availability
The Call Recorder is usually placed on or near a desk, and connected to the telephone. This has many advantages over central voice-logging systems. The recorder is quickly and easily connected, and works straightaway. Calls can be retrieved and played back in a user-friendly way. Because of its simple operation the Call Recorder will really be used, and not seen as a remote privacy-threatening machine kept in the cellar.
The Crypto Card: the ultimate in security
The newly developed Crypto Card technology for the Call Recorder IP offers a new dimension in security, not only when the recording is in the Call Recorder IP, but also when it has been transferred elsewhere. It is impossible to play a recording without the correct Crypto Card and the PIN code that comes with it, so that recordings can safely be sent via Internet. Another advantage of this technology is that several people with different Crypto Cards can make use of the same Call Recorder, without being able to listen to each other's recordings. The security of the Crypto Card overcomes the issue of company privacy, whilst also increasing the evidential value of a recording, because the Crypto Card ensures that a recording is original and has not been tampered with. The Crypto Card is an option available with the Call Recorder IP.
Compatibility: key to ease of use
Recordings that have been transferred from the Call Recorder IP to a PC or server can be played on any PC with a soundcard. The file formats can be converted without loss of quality and sent by e-mail, for example. Crypto Card encoded recordings can be played by a PC provided with a Crypto Card reader.
The Call Recorder IP Archiving System: decentralised becomes centralised.
The great advantage of the TCP/IP connection on the Call Recorder IP is the ability to make backups of the recordings quickly and to archive the centrally or distribute them. No special software is needed for this as the Call Recorder behaves like an FTP server, with standard FTP software able to transfer the files from the Call Recorder. If you would like all your recordings neatly arranged in a central database from which selections can be made for conversion or further archiving, Call Recorder IP Archive Software is eminently suitable. This Windows software automatically creates an archive for 1 to 4 Call Recorders. With the help of this archive CD's can be made, and conversations played or converted. Call Recorder IP Archive Software is compatible with the PC Crypto Card Reader.
Other applications of the Call Recorder
The Call Recorder does not only record telephone calls, it can also function as a high capacity audio recorder. It is especially useful when recording meetings. Its popularity in this application is the result of two important features:
There is no limit to recording time
The recordings can be copied and distributed very easily
In this way recordings of a meeting can be put at the disposal of the participants via the net or sent on a CD-ROM.
Another application of the Call Recorder is as a headset telephone, meaning that loss of space on the desk due to the recorder taking up extra room is not an issue. The optional footswitch is an ideal aid to transcribing minutes of meetings.
The Monitor function
The Call Recorder offers the ability to listen in to recordings via the net. This application is of special interest in training situations and Call Centers. The monitor function is present in every Call Recorder IP. There is optional PC software available that makes it possible to connect to the recorder via the LAN and listen in to recordings.

Technical Specifications| Feature | Description |
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| Power | 7,5Volt alternating-current 2A max./0,55A nom.via adapter | | Operating Environment: | | | Temperature | 0 to 40 degrees Celsius | | Humidity | 10% - 90% | | Connections: | Type connector: | serial RS232
max 115200bps | Mini-DIN 9pole female | | ethernet 10-BASE-T | RJ45 UTP | | handset in | RJ10 | | handset out | RJ10 | | line | RJ11 | | telephone | RJ11 | Microphone mono
input 20M Volt at 10K ohms | mini-jack 2,5mm | Loud-speaker mono
output 0,1Watt at 6 ohms | mini-jack 3,5mm | | Power supply | special | | switch make/break or variable resistance | tulip type | | Coding method: | bytes/sec: | | DigiTalk8.5 | 1062.5 | | G.729 | 1000 | | G.728 | 2000 | | G.723 High rate | 800 | | G.723 Low rate | 662.5 | | G.711 A-Law | 8000 | | G.711 u-Law | 8000 | | PCM from A-Law | 1600 | | PCM from u-Law | 1600 | | Recording frequency | 300Hz-4000Hz (at G.711) | | Encryption method | Triple DES (with optional Crypto Card) | | Dimensions | 22,5(L) x 18cm(B) x 8cm(H) | | Weight | 1 Kg | | Technical standards: | | | EU Telecommunication | CTR21 | | EU Telecommunication - country specific norms | ATAAB & National Advisory Notes | | USA Telecommunication | FCC part 68, subpart D | | USA Emission | FCC part 15, subpart B | | EU Safety | EN50081 part 1,
EN50082 part 1 | | EU Emission | CE |
Models and Accessories
CR-1390 - Call Recorder IP Hard disk 2600 hours
CR-1392 - Call Recorder IP Hard disk 5200 hours
CR-1380 - Call Recorder IP Flash 4 hours
CR-1381 - Call Recorder IP Flash 8 hours
CR-1350 - Crypto Card (3 or 6 set)
CR-1357 - Crypto Card - set of 1 x 3 mother cards (archive) and 4 x 3 cards for recorders
CR-1352 - Call Recorder IP Archive Software for 4 recorders
CR-1354 - Call Recorder IP Monitor Software
CR-1353 - CryptoCard reader for PC (to be used with aarchive software and monitor software)
CR-1195 - Footswitch
CR-1196 - Conference microphone
CR-1197 - Loudspeaker for increased volume
CR-1351 - Cable for connecting a PC's RS232 port (COM port) to the Recorder
CR-1358 - USB interface to ethernet (10baseT) connector of the recorder

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