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Operating environment
. Total Recall VR requires adequate cooling, clean and
always on power source, vibration and shock free surface and protection from
liquids.
DO NOT place Total Recall VR in an enclosed cupboard, a damp or
dusty room or location with direct exposure to sunlight. Doing so will
severely reduce the lifetime of your new Total Recall VR and void
the warranty.
4.4.
AC Power
Total Recall VR uses “universal” power supplies. This means you can plug Total Recall
VR into any line (mains) voltage from 100 Volts to 240 Volts AC nominal.
However, to prevent unplanned shutdowns caused by power glitches or interruptions, we
strongly recommend the use of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) unit.
Use only grounded electrical outlet when connecting Total Recall VR to a power source.
If you are unsure the outlet is grounded, then have a qualified electrician check it.
4.5.
Local Area Network
Connect Total Recall VR to an Ethernet network by attaching a network cable between
the RJ45 jack (with label LAN) on the back of Total Recall VR and a network switch.
Use a standard CAT5, or equivalent, straight through cable.
Alternatively, use a crossover cable to isolate Total Recall VR from your network and
connect it directly to the network connection of a PC (without using a switch). The
default configuration of the Total Recall VR LAN network interface is:
LAN
IP Address
192.168.1.100
Netmask
255.255.255.0
VLAN ID
Not set
4.6.
Analogue Signal Sources
Total Recall VR uses a purpose built interface card to capture audio from different types
of analogue sources including:
1.
Analogue telephone lines.
2.
Outputs of a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC).
3.
Analogue signal sources with 2-wire output.
Total Recall VR does not interact with the analogue signal on the lines in any way,
unless its configuration specifies to inject a recording „beep‟ tone.
