| Must the program "Call Browser" always be open or
activated manually in order to begin recording data? |
| No. The EyeSDN devices are set to automatically record and
store data by default. As soon as the computer to which the device is
connected is turned on the device begins recording. The Call Browser
program does not have to be open permanently. |
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| What do I need the Microsoft dotNet (.net) Framework for? |
| The Microsoft .net Framework program is required to use the
Call Browser program. It is installed together with the Call Browser,
if you have chosen to install this program. |
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| The software has been installed as instructed, but I
receive the "..Microsoft "dotNet" Framework is not loaded" error
message when I try to open the Call Browser program |
| If the Call Browser has been chosen for installation when
installing the software, the Microsoft ".net" Framework program will be
installed automatically. Before it is installed, the computer is
checked to see if this program is already present, and if so, the
program will not be installed. Under certain circumstances this
verification may fail, and you will need to install the program ".net"
manually. Insert the CD provided into the computer and choose either
the program dotnetfx_eng.exe or dotnetfx_ger.exe from the 'third
parties' folder, depending on whether the English or German language
version is required. A double click will start the installation, and
after the restart the Call Browser should open itself automatically,
with no error message. |
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| Which settings do I need to apply so that only the voice of the caller (such as the agent) is recorded? |
| An ISDN connection has two terminals, the NT (network termination) and the TE (terminal equipment). Both sides broadcast an audio stream. Outgoing calls begin at the TE terminal. Your desired setting can be applied in the Call Browser. To do this, call up the serial number of the EyeSDN USB device in the Call Browser in the menu under Settings/Devices and click on "Edit". In the new window, "Configuration of device", the B Audio Format may be changed in the centre panel. Choose the audio stream you would like to record, WAV NT or WAV TE, from the list. |
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| Why is one of the conversing parties quieter than the other
when replaying recorded calls? |
| The EyeSDN USB devices create a digital copy of telephone
conversations held over the telephone line. The recording device has
no influence on the quality of the conversations, performs no
compression and undertakes no changes. The causes of this problem may
lie with either the recording (i.e. one of the two telephone
microphones is quieter than the other) or the playback (soundcard,
speakers, Media Player settings). We also recommend that you check
your speakers. |
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| I changed the storage directory and now I don't see any calls in the Call Browser. |
| If you have chosen a device-specific storage directory you have to change the directory
in the Call Browser's Settings/Directory menu. This is important since otherwise the Call Browser
will not show any saved recording files. The Call Browser reads saved recording data from the storage
directory which is created by default during the software installation. You will find the standard storage
directory in configuration dialogue in field "Storage Directory". If you change the storage directory for
the connected device no data will be saved in the standard storage directory. Therefore you have to specify
the changed storage directory in the menu Settings/Directory. That means you refer to the device-specific
storage directory in this dialogue. |
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| I have renamed the call files. Why does the Call Browser
no longer display them? |
| The Call Browser only displays those calls that are stored
in the same format as the one in which they were generated during
recording. This allows the details to be entered into the proper
columns. If the file name is changed, the file may be opened directly
from the storage folder or through the File/Open tab folder of the
WAV player. |
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| What is the TCP port number in the configuration window for? |
| The TCP port number is not an IP address, but rather the port
number of a TCP server port. This allows the recording service to be
accessed remotely using client specific software. Integrators can be
supplied with the network interface specifications. The network
interface is deactivated if this value is set to zero. |
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| How do I establish a network connection with the computer
to which the EyeSDN USB device is attached? |
| This function requires that the PC to which the EyeSDN USB
device is attached (the recording computer) be connected to a network.
Open the "My Computer" dialog window on the external computer and
choose the option "Map Network Drive"' from the "Tools" tab folder.
Enter both the drive letter and the path of the recording computer and
establish a connection. This gives access to the data and programs on
the recording computer. |
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| Which protocols are supported by Ethereal? |
| Ethereal can decode the Q.921/Q.931 (DSS1) ISDN protocols,
the PPP/LCP/CCP protocols and all other IP protocols which are based
on these. |
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| Which settings do I need to apply so that only the voice
of the caller (such as the agent) is recorded? |
| An ISDN connection has two terminals, the NT (network termination)
and the TE (terminal equipment). Both sides broadcast an audio stream.
Outgoing calls begin at the TE terminal. Your desired setting can be applied in
the Call Browser. To do this, call up the serial number of the EyeSDN USB device
in the Call Browser in the menu under Settings/Devices and click on "Edit". In the
new window, "Configuration of device", the B Audio Format may be changed in the centre
panel. Choose the audio stream you would like to record, G.711 NT or G.711 TE, from the
list. |
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