Operation Manual

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NOTE: If you have connected your CR-100 USB to your telephone’s analogue

exchange line, you should possibly avoid using your CR-100 USB unit’s fully automatic

start feature, as if you did your recordings of outgoing calls would also include e.g.

dialling as MF tones.

Therefore either deactivate the ‘Start recording automatically’ option in the configuration

for the CR-100 USB unit itself (see section 7.1) or the ‘Enable automatic recording’

option in the PC software’s configuration (see section 4.1).

2. Finish recording

You can choose to have the recording stopped automatically by the CR-100 USB unit if

no more audio signals are received for a given period, or you can manually press the

‘Start / Stop’ button to stop it (depending on how the CR-100 USB is configured – see

section 7.1).

If the dialog window is displayed on screen (depends on the PC software configuration

– see section 4.1) you can also finish the recording with an appropriate click on the stop

button.

You can also temporarily pause the recording and continue it later both via the dialog

window (pause button). Any recording made in this way is subsequently saved as one

combined file.

3. Saving or discarding recordings

So that you can check it is recording, the red (‘Recording’) LED lights up on the CR-100

USB while a recording is being made. When the recording has finished, the red LED

flashes for a few more seconds (the duration is adjustable, see section 7.1). While the

red LED is flashing, you can discard the recording that has just finished, i.e. stop it

being saved, by pressing again on the unit’s ‘Start / Stop’ button.

However, if you have activated the ‘Remove recording’ option, you can decide to save

the current recording by pressing on the unit’s ‘Start / Stop’ button (see section 4.1).