Manual FeaturePhone 175 SD © Vidicode 2011
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The SD Access system
When you insert an SD card in a suitable SD Card Reader that is
connected to your Windows PC, you can browse the contents of the
archive like any disk drive, using Windows Explorer. The recordings are
stored on the SD card as regular files that you can playback using an
audio player, such as Windows Media Player (provided the files are not
encrypted with a CryptoCard).
The SD Access system is intended to view the recordings on the SD card
in a comprehensive list, as an archive so to speak.
The recordings in the list can be played back, attached to an e-mail,
copied to the computer’s hard disk etc.
11.1
Using the SD Access Software
As an alternative to manual access, you can use the SD Access system to
access recordings on a SD card. This has the advantage that it has
functions to search for recordings on properties, such as date and time
and telephone number, to copy recordings to hard disk, and to decrypt
recordings using a CryptoCard. When you open an archive on a SD card,
the software will scan the SD card and build a versatile database of the
available recordings. Recordings on the SD card can be played back from
within the software.
It is also possible to create an archive on your hard disk. Recordings in
the archive on your hard disk can also be given a name. All recordings
with the same remote number will acquire the same name
automatically.
An extensive query screen allows for the definition of a query to be
executed in the current archive. Queries can be made according to date
and time, remote number, name, incoming and outgoing calls,
answering machine messages and microphone recordings.
11.2
Install the software
Placing the product CD-ROM in your computer starts software
installation. If the installation is not started automatically, locate the file
setup.exe on the CD and start it by double-clicking. Follow the
instructions on the screen.
