Vidicode Call Recorder Manual

Call Recorder Manual ©-2001 Vidicode Datacommunicatie BV  41 The microphone can be set at four different values. You will need to 
experiment to determine which value is the right one for your microphone. 
The factory setting is correct for the microphone of the headset that comes 
with the recorder. In any case, the amplification factor only needs to be 
configured once when the microphone is first used; thereafter, the recording 
level will automatically be adjusted. As a rule it will therefore not be...

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5  Operating a Hard Disk Call Recorder 
Chapter 4 covered the basic functions of the Call Recorder. This chapter 
gives additional instructions for a recorder with a hard disk. The owners of a 
different type of recorder need not concern themselves with this chapter. 
5.1 Introduction 
The Hard Disk Call Recorder is meant for continuous automatic recording. 
The hard disk will be written to until it is full, at which point the oldest...

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Total recordings: 14325
STOP
The third function informs the user of the total number of recordings on the 
hard disk. This is the total of recordings from all sources: telephone, 
answering machine and microphone. 
  

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6  Operating a Flash Call Recorder 
The previous chapter covered the basic functions of the Call Recorder. This 
chapter will discuss the additional instructions for a recorder with a flash disk. 
The owners of a different type of recorder need not concern themselves with 
this chapter. 
6.1 Introduction 
As with every Call Recorder, the Flash Call Recorder is meant for continuous 
automatic recording. Because its memory is small, recordings...

Call Recorder Manual ©-2001 Vidicode Datacommunicatie BV  46 •  An alternative way of archiving is to press the softkey underneath the 
word ‘STORE’ on the display. It functions in the same way as the 
record key. 
•  If a recording has already been archived, the ‘STORE’ option will not 
be shown on the display. 
6.3  Search and Listen 
W hen recordings are being searched, the archived ones are shown first. 
These can be recognized because the  ‘STORE’ option does not appear on 
the screen. For the rest,...

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7  Operating an LS120 Call Recorder 
Chapter 4 covered the basic functions of the recorder. This chapter gives 
additional instructions for a recorder with an (exchangeable) LS120 disk. The 
owners of a different type of recorder need not concern themselves with this 
chapter. 
7.1 Introduction 
The LS120 Call Recorder has a 16Mb working memory. W ithout use of the 
LS120 disk a maximum of 4 hours of recordings can be stored in the working...

Call Recorder Manual ©-2001 Vidicode Datacommunicatie BV  48  The disk drive can also take normal floppy disks, but their capacity is limited 
to a mere 1.44 megabytes, which is only enough for about 25 minutes of 
recordings. However, normal floppy disks are quite useful for storing a single 
recording. 
Before use, a new LS120 disk will be formatted so that it can take 2048 
recordings, rather than the 512 files which is the norm in the PC world. The 
recorder will format a new empty LS120 disk...

Call Recorder Manual ©-2001 Vidicode Datacommunicatie BV  49 •  Two (or more) copies  of the recordings need to be made 
•  Several people using the same recorder each want to save their own 
recordings and do not want others to listen to them 
You will need two or more LS120 disks; possibly all users of the recorder can 
have their own disks, or you have several yourself. At the end of the working 
day press 
. Next, press the ‘START’ softkey and the display will say: 
Copy Memory
YES START NO
Press...

Call Recorder Manual ©-2001 Vidicode Datacommunicatie BV  50  Press  ‘START’ and the recorder will calculate the remaining time available 
on the disk. The display might say the following, for example: 
Free: 19.243.008 bytes
5,0 hours BACK
7.3.3  Verifying a Disk  
Verify Disk
NEXT START STOP
Press  ‘START’ and the disk will be checked for errors. This will take quite 
some time. The progress of this verification process will be shown on the 
display. Verifying is only necessary if an LS120 floppy...