Operation Manual

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5.4 Recording in-room conversations

The CR-200 has an integrated microphone that enables you to record not only

telephone conversations but also in-room conversations, i.e. meetings and round-table

discussions, for example. To make an in-room recording, you have to move the ‘Mic’

switch on the CR-200 into the ‘on’ position (see section 3.2.3, also regarding the

connection of an external microphone). Then set up the CR-200 so that the distance to

each participant in the conversation is about equal and also not more than approx. 1.5

to 2 metres.

NOTE: If the ‘Mic’ switch is in position ‘on’, the ‘Monitor’ function of the CR-200 is

automatically disabled to avoid acoustic feedback. Moreover, if the ‘Mic’ switch is in ‘on’

position, the CR-200 unit’s possibly activated automatic call detection (see section 7.2)

will be deactivated temporarily, as automatic detection of the start and end of such in-

room conversations can cause the automated system to malfunction due to the varied

volume levels involved.

TIP: You can also - at the end of a telephone recording running - switch on the micro-

phone temporarily to add a spoken comment regarding the conversation. Please note

that the automatic recording stop will be deactivated as long as the microphone is

switched on.

NOTE: After recording an in-room conversation do not forget to put the ‘Mic off-on’

switch back into the ‘off’ position, if you subsequently want to record telephone

conversations again with your CR-200.