NEC nd-20292 manual Dterm

CONNECTION OF AUDIO TAPE RECORDER

TO A Dterm II (ETE-1-2)

Dterm II

ETI NUMBER: DS-005 DATE: APRIL, 1990

1.DESCRIPTION

This Engineering Technical Information (ETI) Bulletin provides installation instructions for connecting an Audio Tape Recorder to a Dterm II telephone (ETE-l-2).

2.LIMITATIONS

2.1For the tape recorder to function automatically, the handset must be used

2.2To rewind or play back recordings, the remote plug must be removed from itscorresponding jack

CAUTION:

NOTE:

THE USE OF A MONITORING DEVICE TO EAVESDROP OR RECORD TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS MAY

CONSTITUTE AN ILLEGAL INVASION OF PRIVACY UNDER SOME CIRCUMSTANCES AND LAWS. YOU

SHOULD CONSULT A LEGAL ADVISOR PRIOR TO IMPLEMENTING ANY PRACTICE INVOLVING RECORDING OF TELEPHONE CALLS.

FCC ORDER IN DOCKET # 20940 PERMITS THE USE OF BEEP TONE - OR - THE CONSENT OF ALL THE

PARTIES WHEN CONVERSATIONS ARE RECORDED. SECTIONS 2510 TO 2520 OF THE U. 5. CRIMINAL

CODE (U.S.C. 2510 et seq) PROVIDES STIFF PENALTIES FOR UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF WIRE OR ORAL COMMUNICATIONS.

Dterm II is designed for dual way communication i.e., the message or beep tone can be played from a tape recorder and be communicated to called or calling parties (conversations can be recorded).

3.PARTS REQUIRED

3.1Dterm II (ETE-l-2).

3.2Cassette tape recorder.

NOTE: Any tape recorder with remote control capability to be started automatically via hookswitch may be used.

3.3One l/8” Mini phone plug.

3.4One 3/32” Micro phone plug.

3.5#22 AWG four conductor stranded cable.

3.6Four small spade lug terminals to fit wires in step 3.5.

3.7Phillips head screwdriver.

4.REFERENCES NONE

5.OPERATION

5.1Plug the tape recorder into a 1 lo-120V ac power outlet.

5.2Insert the tape cassette into the tape recorder.

5.3Establish the call and press the PLAY button to transmit any beep tone to the called party to indicate that the conversation is being recorded.

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