12. Appendix A, Glossary of Terms

PABX/PBX	Private Automatic Branch Exchange/Private Branch Exchange
MDF	Distribution Frame, normally used in a communications room to distribute and patch cabling.
DTMF	Dual Tone Multi Frequency
Extension Side	Normally referred to as the office side, station side or handset side of the PABX.
Trunk	Incoming telephone phone lines, either analogue or digital.
Handset	The base of the desktop phone equipment and cradle for the hand-piece.
Handpiece	Hand-held assembly that includes microphone (mouthpiece) and speaker (earpiece).
Handset Adapter	A device to tap the audio signal from the handpiece of a telephone handset. Also referred to as a Handset Patch, or Logger Patch or Handset Splitter.
Beep Tone	A tone that sounds, every 15 secs, to alert that the call is being recorded.
CLI/CLIP	Caller Line Identification, Caller ID, or Caller Line Identification Presentation.
SMDR	Station Message Detail Recording, or sometimes CDR (Call Detail Recording).
Status Line	Information line displayed at the bottom of each of the User Menus.
UPS	Uninterruptible Power Supply
DSP	Digital Signal Processor

13. APPENDIX B, LCD Screen Messages

Date	The date the call was placed or received.
Time	The start time of the call.
Len	The length or duration of the call, in minutes and seconds.
Number	The inbound or outbound call number.
> <	The direction of the call is displayed if either CLI or DTMF has been captured.
CH#	The channel number associated with the call.
ST	The status of the call (see below).

The possible messages in the status column are as follows:

             * = The call is tagged.
            C   = The call is current (i.e. it is happening at this time).
            X     = The call has been damaged.
            A     = The call has been archived.
            M    = Monitoring this live call.

If a call is being replayed the status column will indicate the following:

             >         = Playing
            >>       = Fast Forward
            >>>    = Skipping Forward
            <<       = Rewinding
            -           = Paused

Upgrade Possibilities & Procedure

Each Total Recall unit can accommodate up to 2 DSP (Digital Signal Processor) cards. The 8-channel model could have either a single 8-channel DSP card (TR-08S in table below), or two 4-channel DSP cards (special order, TR-08 in table below). Contact your Total Recall representative for upgrade assistance.

Upgrading Total Recall to Higher Channel Capacities

The 4, 8, and 12 channel versions of Total Recall can all be upgraded to a higher channel capacity by the addition of a 4-channel (Part Number TR-U4) or 8-channel (Part Number TR-U8) DSP card. Total Recall can accommodate 2 DSP cards only so the upgrade may necessitate the prior removal of an existing DSP card(s). Possible permutations:

Current Version	Upgrade Version	Remove	Add
TR-04	TR-08		1 x TR-U4
TR-04	TR-08S	1 x TR-U4	1 x TR-U8
TR-04	TR-12		1 x TR-U8
TR-04	TR-16	1 x TR-U4	2 x TR-U8
TR-08	TR-12	1 x TR-U4	1 x TR-U8
TR-08	TR-16	2 x TR-U4	2 x TR-U8
TR-08S	TR-12		1 x TR-U4
TR-08S	TR-16		1 x TR-U8
TR-12	TR-16	1 x TR-U4	1 x TR-U8