Intelligent Recording Digital 01 General Description Manual page 15

Record Levels
Each user can adjust the Recording Levels of either side of the conversation. The Local
Volume is the recording level of the user; the Remote volume is that of the outside caller.
If left at the default of 100% and 100%, no adjustment is made to the recording. Often the
outside party is more difficult to hear in the recording due to level loss on the line; in that
case an adjustment can be made to boost the level to the desired level, perhaps 150%, on
Remote. Note it is also possible, and often desirable, to decrease the volume if the Local
side is too loud in the resultant recording.
Call Storage Settings
If the local user desires to manage their own calls, then using the default storage location
created is often preferred, a My Calls folder is created under My Documents.
If however, the calls are to be stored on a Network Drive for Centralized Call
Management, then it is recommended that a local Buffer location be created on the Local
PC. When a Local Buffer is created, the live call is buffered in the folder created (i.e.
C:\Buffer) as an '.xtr.tmp' file. Once the call is completed, the recorder checks if the
network location is available and if so, sends the call to the network storage location. If the
network is not available, calls will continue to be recorded in the Buffer location. When one
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