
'The
innovative voice logging solution'
NOTE: THIS IS OLDER TR SERIES OF TOTAL RECALL. FOR NEW
TRL & TRR SERIES ( 4 to 72 channels) DATA SEE CURRENT LITERATURE.
INTRODUCTION TO TOTAL RECALL:
Total
Recall is a
compact, cost-effective and self-contained voice-logging unit, providing
secure recording, storage and playback of telephone calls (or any audio
signal). Over 1600 hours of
recordings can be stored on an internal database for instant retrieval
and playback.
Available
as a 4, 8, 12 or 16 channel unit, Total Recall will record the
telephone numbers of incoming (if Caller Line Identification [Caller ID]
is enabled
at the exchange) and outgoing calls, and store this information in a
database, together with a time/date stamp, the duration of the call and
reference to the specific channel number.
All these 'fields' can be used to search and retrieve calls from
the database.
Recordings
can also be archived to an internal Archive (CD-R) drive at preset
intervals. Should you need to record more than 16 physical connections
(telephone/radio) multiple Total
Recall units can be installed.
Once
a call has been located and retrieved from the Total Recall database, the call
can be replayed via an internal or external speaker, or for privacy, via
a headphone port. A
‘Live Monitoring’ function enables the real-time monitoring of calls
on selected channels.
‘Remote
Recall’ reads
from an Archived CD and converts recordings for play on a PC.
It also enables the transfer of recordings as .wav files or
encrypted files via email. Text
file information can be transferred via the serial port for use in
spreadsheet applications. Calls can be monitored or replayed from the
Total
Recall unit when connected by the serial link and
controlled by the PC running Remote
Recall

Total
Recall
Voice Logger
Total
Recall
– Audio Input/Playback/Archive to CD/Export to PC

USER
INTERFACE OVERVIEW:
Total
Recall
is easy to configure and operate, using an intuitive method for
navigation through the 3 user menus, and a contact keypad for selecting
or confirming an instruction.
There
are three user selectable menus:
LOGGING
- current call activity and enabling Live Monitoring.
SEARCH
– call search and playback via
internal/external speaker.
OPTIONS
–
control system
parameters — set language, date & time, passwords, set line
triggering mode, enable call monitoring, enable beep tone, set archive
reminder and auto archive, set maximum call length, set voice-activation
timeout, set recording period, install system software upgrades, rebuild
call database, set recorder ID, and system shut down.
There
are four navigation keys:
MENU
– this key is used to step through the four menus.
SELECT
– once the highlight bar has been placed over an area, this key either
toggles through pre-selected values or it enables a value to be entered
via the numeric keypad.
UP
/DOWN ARROW – these 2 keys move the
cursor or highlight bar up or down the selected menu.
Password
Protection:
Password
protection is required to activate all three User Menus.
The numeric password (up to 8 digits in length) is set and
changed in the Configuration
Menu. There are two passwords, Administrator and User. Only
the Administrator has access to the Options Menu and only the
Administrator has the ability to Manually Archive and
delete calls. All other functionality (including Manual Archive and
retain the calls on the hard drive) are available with the User
Password.
System
Alarms:
To
assist the Total
Recall user, a number of audible (beep) and visual alarms
are featured.
A
description of the active alarm is displayed in the status line at the
bottom of the Logging Menu.
Alarms
include
-
Change or insert CD-R
-
Hard disk is full (or near full)
-
Temperature alarm
There are three main menus; Options, Search,
and Logging.
OPTIONS MENU

|
General
|
Set Language, Time & Date, and
Passwords
|
|
Line
|
Set Line Triggering, enable Call
Monitoring, enable Beep Tone
|
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Archive
|
Set Archive Reminder and Auto Archive
|
|
Call
|
Set Maximum Call Length, VOX Timeout and
Recording Period
|
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System Maintenance
|
Install system software upgrades, rebuild
call database, set Recorder ID
|
|
System Shut Down
|
Shut down the system
|
SEARCH
MENU
|
Search
|
Set search parameters and search the
database or archived CD
|
|
Tag All
|
Tag / Untag found calls
|
|
Archive
|
Manually archive calls to CD
|
|
|
Playback calls found through the search
process
|
LOGGING MENU

|
|
Enter password to access the menus
|
|
|
View current call data, call activity,
and status line
|
|
|
Set Live Monitoring (if enabled)
|
|
|
Playback selected calls
|
|
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Tag / Untag calls
|
REMOTE
RECALL
Remote
Recall
is a client software module supplied with Total
Recall.
Calls
that have been recorded on Total Recall
can be replayed on a local or remote multimedia PC with Remote
Recall installed. Archived
calls on CD-R are transferred across to the local PC, converted as
regular .wav files, and can then be e-mailed to any remote location for
replay.
It
is also possible to access the Total
Recall text file database from a PC via a serial (RS-232)
link. The link is activated
from the PC, and the text file data is downloaded to the Remote
Recall database where it can be stored, or used for call
accounting purposes
.
Remote
Recall
The
Remote
Recall software is loaded from the CD-R supplied with Total Recall, and is supported
under Windows 95/98/NT/XP on the client PC.
Once
a search has been activated, the results are shown in the window
(above), and calls can then be tagged for replay via the multimedia PC
speakers.
If
a call needs to be sent to a remote site, the process requires the
selected call(s) to be copied (via ‘Drag & Drop’) to the
‘desktop’ or attached to an e-mail document and transmitted as a
normal (.wav) file attachment.
The
‘Drag & Drop’ process will only transfer uncompressed (.wav)
files, so the user may need to compress the files as e-mail attachments
before sending across the Internet.
Calls
can be monitored or replayed from the Total
Recall unit when connected by the serial link and
controlled by the PC running Remote
Recall.

