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8.2.3 Waiting after Dialling
Wait after dial: 2.5s
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This refers to the time between the moment the telephone is taken off the
hook and the start of the recording, when the recorder registers the number
that you dial and stores it as a search code. Don’t make the waiting time too
long or you might miss the beginning of the conversation.
8.2.4 Caller ID
Caller ID: No
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This refers to caller ID, the system that allows you to be informed about the
telephone number of the caller. Caller ID is a function of the telephone
network that is available in some countries and that you have to subscribe to.
It will not work on an in-house telephone system. Only enable caller ID when
you have subscribed to the function. When enabled the Call Recorder will
store the telephone number of incoming calls exactly in the same way as it
stores telephone numbers of outgoing calls. This will allow you to search by
telephone number and to read the telephone number from the display when
listening to a recorded call.
8.2.5 K-break Detection (UK only)
K-break detection: Yes
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Analog telephone lines in the United Kingdom use a K-break to indicate to a
telephone that a call has been answered. K-break detection is important
because it allows a telephone answeringmachine to determine when a call is
over and the recording should be stopped. If your Call Recorder is not directly
connected to an analog telephone line, it is better to switch off the K break
detection.