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3.2.4 Other connections on the CallRecorder

The CallRecorder has a built-in loudspeaker, via which a monitor function is provided,

i.e. enabling telephone conversations to be output, with or without being recorded, if, for

example, the telephone does not have its own built-in speaker. (So-called ‘hands-free’

conversations are, however, not possible via the CallRecorder.)

With the CR-100 USB unit, you can also listen to recorded conversations using the PC

software, without the PC needing a sound card or speaker itself.

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Headphones output (‘Phones’ socket)

In the instances described above, playback can also be via an external earphone or

headphones (not included) instead of via the built-in loudspeaker. Any standard

earphone or set of (mono/stereo) headphones can be connected by being plugged into

the ‘Phones’ socket (3.5mm jack plug). This automatically cuts out the integrated

loudspeaker.

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Control connection (‘Control’ socket)

For external control of the CallRecorder, an external switch/button can be connected to

the ‘Control’ socket (3.5mm jack plug on the back of the unit). Depending on the functio-

nality provided by the system software and enabled via the PC software, this switch can

e.g. control the recording or enable play-back control similar to that of a dictation

machine, e.g. when used as a foot-operated switch. To find out which functions can

currently be controlled this way, please see the relevant information in the version of the

system / PC software that you are using and/or the information in the following chapters

(for CR-200 see 5.5).

The drawing below shows the basic connection of a switch/button via a 3,5mm jack plug

cable:

IMPORTANT: The contact used here must be a dry contact.