Digital
Recorder Accessories
Digital
recorders come with cables that are suitable for
connecting
to telephone lines. Accessories listed here are used to replace
the standard cables and for unusual installations. PDF
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 | RSA-M2
adapter is used to
connect Motorola two-way radios with eight-position modular
microphones, such as their Radius series, to the line input of a
logging recorder. It connects in series with the radio microphone,
combining receive and transmit audio into a single isolated output
that connects to your recorder's input. Click
here for additional RSA-M2 information. $65.50 |
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| RSA-M3
is a hard-wired version of the RSA-M2
(see above). Use it to simplify installation when a direct
connection to the radio's receive and transmit audio will be made by
a radio service technician. Click here for
additional RSA-M3 information. $65.50 |
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| RSA-M4 Two-way
radio adapter with a relay that switches between receive and transmit
audio. Similar to RSA-M3, the RSA-M4 has a
relay that connects to 12vDC transmitter power and an audio transformer
to boost the volume of transmitter audio that is fed to the recorder.
The relay is used to switch its RJ-11 audio output jack from receive
audio to transmit audio whenever the radio is transmitting. Installation
by a radio service technician is required.
Click here for
additional RSA-M4 information. $76.75 |
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| RSA-U5
Two-way radio adapter that can be used to
connect voice logging recorders to two-way radios that do not have an
output for recorders, such as a mobile radio that is used as a base
station.
Radios with wired
connections for remote control (tone, DC, or local) can usually be
directly connected to most recorders and do not require the RSA-U5.
Since connections must be made inside of the radio, it should
only be installed by a radio service technician that is qualified to
service the radio.
FEATURES:
Adjustable gain amplifiers allow you to independently match
transmit and receive audio levels for optimum recordings.
Switch selectable mixing of receive and transmit audio at all
times or transmit audio that is only present with active PTT.
Optically isolated DC sensing mutes the
transmitter microphone audio when the radio is not transmitting
(push-to-talk is not active). Click here for
additional RSA-U5 information,
and RSA-U5 PDF pages.
$93.60 |
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| RJ14-S
eighteen foot cable assembly used to separate two line RJ-14 phone
jacks (L1+L2) into individual RJ-11 jacks or plugs. It can also be
used to combine two phone lines from two RJ-11 jacks or cables onto a
single RJ-14 plug. Click here for
additional RJ14-S information. $21.20 |
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| TSA-3LM
is the easiest way to
monitor conversations on individual telephones. Simply connect one
end of the cable in series with the telephone handset or headset
cord and plug the other end of it into your recorder. The TSA-3LM
has a twenty-five foot output cable that can be extended with the
T25-EXT (see below). TSA-3LMs are supplied with some Total Recall
recorder packages. Click here for additional
TSA-3LM information. $20.00
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| TSA-2A1
is used to provide a method of connecting supervisory monitoring
equipment to the handset (or headset) circuit of a telephone that does
not have side-tone (no mouthpiece audio is present on the earpiece of
the phone). It can be used
on most telephone styles that have a standard modular handset or headset
jack (4P4C). If the phone you wish to monitor has side-tone, as with
99.9% of business phones, you should use the simpler and less expensive.
Click here for additional
TSA-2A1 information. $87.50
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| TSA-MRS
provides all of the
functions of the TSA-3LM (above) with the addition of a proximity
sensing audio mute switch. If you have one of the few phones that
leaves the handset microphone on (hot) when on-hook, this adapter
will prevent the recorders voice activation circuitry from
triggering between phone calls. Click here for additional
TSA-MRS information. $65.50
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| TSA-SLM
provides all of the
functions of the TSA-3LM (above) with the addition of an ON/OFF
switch that is used to disconnect the telephone audio from your
recorder when you do not want your conversation recorded. Click here for additional
TSA-SLM information. $34.70
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| TSA-CHH
is used to provide an inexpensive method of connecting
supervisory monitoring equipment to a telephone that uses built-in
switching between handset and headset jacks. It combines the audio to a
single output so that you will be able to monitor or record
conversations from both the handset and headset.
Click here for additional TSA-CHH information.
$65.50
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| TSB-15L
Handset audio levels from most phone sets is loud enough to be
satisfactorily recorded. However, some phones
may have weak audio that can be boosted by
+15db by using the TSB-15L. Instead of connecting the handset audio
directly to the recorder, connect it to the modular input jack on the
TSB-15L, and connect its 10″ output cable to the recorder’s input jack.
Audio levels are increased
by a transformer. No external power is
required.
Click here for additional TSB-15L
information. $31.00
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| T-18
is simply an eighteen foot
phone cable with RJ-11 plugs on both ends. It comes with a
"T" adapter so that it can be used to connect a phone and
a recorder to a single phone jack. T-18s are supplied with some
Total Recall recorder packages. Click here for
T-18 photo. $10.25
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| T25-EXT
is a twenty-five foot
phone line extension cable with RJ-11 plug on one end and RJ-11 jack
on the other end. Click here for T25-EXT
photo. $7.25
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| TSB-6
connects in series
with the RJ-11 phone cable feeding your recorder. With its ON/OFF
switch in the OFF position the output RJ-11 jack is disconnected
from the input RJ-11 jack. Includes 6' phone cable. Click here for
TSB-6 information. $31.00
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| TR-S25
Total Recall
serial cable. Twenty-five foot cable assembly used to connect RJ-45
data jack on Total Recall recorder to DB9 serial port on your
PC. Not for TRL recorders (with LAN and Dialup
ports) Click here for TR-S25 information.
$32.40
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| TRS-25E
Total Recall cable extension. Twenty-five foot cable assembly used to
extend the distance between the serial, LAN, or
dialup ports on the back of your Total
Recall recorder and the supplied six foot cables.
Use with TR serial cable or TRL recorders that have LAN and Dialup ports. Click here for TRS-25E information.
$28.00
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| LIC-39C
is used when your phone
line is extremely noisy between calls. It prevents false triggering
of voice activation circuits by muting the audio when the line is
not being used. Audio is not muted between rings so that Caller ID
data, if present, can be recorded. Click here
for additional LIC-39C information. $77.80
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| LIC-39R
is similar to the LIC-39C (see
above) with the exception of the Caller ID feature. Use the LIC-39R
to mute excessively noisy phone line noise between calls. It does
not pass Caller ID information. If you have Caller ID on the line
use the LIC-39C. Click here for additional
LIC-39R information. $58.50
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| MOD-SC
adapter, female RJ-11
jack to male 3.5mm monaural mini-plug. Typically used to convert modular phone
cable supplied with digital voice loggers to mini-jack on two-way
radio receiver. Click here for MOD-SC information.
$7.25
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Contact
your Omnicron
representative for
assistance in the selection of the products
that are best suited to your application.
Prices are subject to change without notice. |
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