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NOTE: THE LIC-39B HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
INFORMATION BELOW IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY.
IT IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM OMNICRON.
LIC-39B — Recorder to Telephone
Line Coupler
with Beep

DESCRIPTION
The LIC-39B is used to connect your Omnicron recorder to a phone line. You will
be able to record all conversations on that number, regardless of which phone is
using the line. The unit has a “BEEP” tone generator to remind you that your
conversation is being recorded and is compatible with most voltage controlled
telephone circuits.
It provides a balanced line-input, transformer isolation, capacitive coupling,
RF bypass, and a balanced line-output. A voltage sensing mute circuit prevents
your voice activated recorder from false triggering when the phone line is not
in use.
INSTALLATION
The LIC-39B is supplied with cables and connectors that have been wired to meet
most standard applications. Both the volume and interval of the BEEP tone are
adjustable. There is a switch to disable the DC voltage sensing circuit if you
wish to monitor phone line audio when the voltage on it is above 35 Vdc.
1. Connect the input cable which has a modular RJ11C phone plug on the end to
the telephone line you wish to monitor (“A” on the drawing below). If you do
not have an extra jack for the phone line, adapters such as the Omnicron MTJ-3
will convert a single RJ11C jack to two jacks (one for your phone, one for the
LIC-39B).
2. The LIC-39B can now be connected to your Omnicron VLR recorder. Connect the
cable with the small plug labeled REM to the REM (Remote) jack on your recorder
(“B” on the drawing below). Connect the other cable with the plug labeled
AUX to the AUX (Auxiliary) jack on your recorder (“C” on the drawing below).
3. Plug the AC power adapter (“D” on the drawing below) into a suitable wall
outlet which is not controlled by a wall switch. If the AC adapter is not used,
you will still be able to record but there will not be a beep tone on the phone
line while you are recording.
OPERATION
When your phone line is in use, the LIC-39B feeds the audio from your telephone
line to your recorder. It detects when the recorder is recording and generates a
BEEP tone which is fed to the phone line. Operate the recorder as outlined in
its owner’s manual.
The BEEP tone circuit senses that your recorder is running through the cable
that is plugged into the REM jack on your recorder. The BEEP can be eliminated
by disconnecting the REM cable or unplugging the AC power adapter. A green light
on the front of the LIC-39B will be lit whenever you are recording and the BEEP
circuit is active.
On the bottom of the LIC-39B is a switch for turning the DC SENSING “ON” or
“OFF”. If the coupler is connected to a standard telephone line which will
have a DC voltage present when the circuit is not being used, place the DC
SENSING switch into the “ON” position. This will turn on the noise reduction
circuit built into the LIC-39B. Noise on the telephone line will not be coupled
to the output of the coupler when the phone is not in use and the voltage on the
line is greater than 35 volts DC. When the phone line is in use, the voltage
drops below 35 volts DC. This is sensed by the coupler, and all sounds on the
phone line will be fed to your recorder. Turn the switch to the “OFF”
position if you do not wish to use the automatic muting circuit.
The beep tone circuit in the LIC-39B is only active when your recorder is in the
record mode and the recorders tape drive motor is running. Since your VLR
recorder is voice-activated, it will stop recording after a few seconds of
silence. When your recorder stops recording the LIC-39B will also stop beeping.
BEEP VOLUME
The volume of the BEEP can be changed by adjusting the BEEP LEVEL calibration
adjustment which is accessible through a hole on the bottom of the LIC-39B. Use
a small screwdriver to turn the control counter-clockwise for a weaker BEEP, or
clockwise for a stronger BEEP.
BEEP INTERVAL
A calibration adjustment on the bottom of the unit can be used to change the
interval between beeps. The “BEEP INTERVAL” should be set so that the beeps
occur every 15 seconds.
IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY
If the unit fails to work, recheck all connections and test your recorder to see
that it is operating properly. Telephone assistance is available from your place
of purchase, or directly from Omnicron Electronics at the phone numbers listed
below.
ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
The LIC-39B is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for one
year from the date of original purchase. Within this period, we will repair it
without charge for parts and labor. To obtain warranty service it must be
returned, at the owners expense to Omnicron Electronics.
This Warranty does not apply if in the sole opinion of Omnicron Electronics, the
product has been damaged by lightning or any other Acts of God, improper
installation, misuse, neglect, unauthorized modifications, or use in violation
of the operating instructions.
Except as specifically provided in this agreement, there are no other
warranties, expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, any implied
warranties or merchantabilities or fitness for a particular purpose and in no
event shall Omnicron Electronics be liable for loss of profits or benefits,
indirect, special consequential or other similar damages arising out of any
breach of this warranty or otherwise.
NOTE
Federal law 90-351 title 18, section 2511, sub section 2D, requires that at
least one participant in a recorded conversation be informed of the recording.
Check your state and local regulations for further guidelines.
Use of the LIC-39B coupler on telephone circuits which are not private may be
regulated by local tariffs. If local tariffs apply, contact your telephone
company for application assistance. Do not use the LIC-39B on a party or pay
phone line, since it will record the conversations of all parties. This would be
unlawful.

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