HISTORY
The conventional way to record a Digital telephone switch was to develop an Analogue signal from the user’s terminal telephone handset and bring the Analogue signal back via the structured cable.
This has many disadvantages, some of which are:
Large analogue signal loss.
Hum and Noise pick up.
User able to disconnect audio.
Often hands free calls not recorded.
All wiring not contained in secure equipment room.
Usage of valuable structured cable resources.
SPECIFICATIONS
DAC INTERFACE TYPE SB44
Universal interface for line cards and equipment using ISDN S-bus type transmission standard. (4W).
Developed for Basic rate interfaces
(BRI/ISDN2)
Inputs to card taken in parallel with existing wiring - no disturbance to existing switch installation or work to digital switch or telephones.
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