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Archivist - Analog Interface Archivist digital voice loggers are compact, innovative, state-of-the-art recorders for both inbound and outbound telephone calls. They interface with analog phone lines and
provide everything you need to record, store and manage telephone conversations with ease. Valuable data can be retrieved and analyzed long after the telephone conversation has faded from memory. When
equipped with the network option, multiple Archivist systems can be linked together for expanded capacity.
eALog - Digital & Analog Interface eALog is an open platform digital voice logger built with cutting
edge technologies. It is capable of passively tapping into digital or analog phone lines for real-time call recording and/or monitoring without any noticeable interruption in the service. Recordings are
stored internally and can be retrieved locally or remotely via telephone or LAN. eALog can be purchased as a turnkey system complete with application software, or with SDK (software development kit) for
building your own system.
VLan - Networked Voice Logger VLan voice loggers are digital recorders that record from analog sources such as telephone line, microphone and radio. They provide great flexibility and convenience by
taking advantage of today’s vast network infrastructure. Targeted at small to medium applications, these loggers offer unmatched price performance ratio.
VUB - Stand Alone Operation Available with 2 or 4 lines per unit, VUB is a portable voice logger with analog interface. It offers stand alone operation with
built-in hard drive, keypad, display and speaker. It can also be connected to a PC via a USB port for extended operation. VUB is a voice logger that fits in both a tight space and a tight budget.
Concorder - Conference Recorder A network based voice recorder that allows you to easily record and archive conferences, meetings,
lectures, interviews and even telephone calls. With Windows WAV compatibility, Concorder makes it easy to share the recordings with others. The recording can be monitored in real time remotely over LAN.
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