Receive Audio
The IRR application records only the inbound audio on the selected resources which is the audio
that appears in the headset or selected speakers of the dispatch console.
Receive and Transmit Audio
The IRR application can record all the audio types within the scope of the IRR functionality.
NOTICE: The types of audio that the IRR application records when you specify receive and
transmit audio as the recording source depends on the platform configuration in the
Provisioning Manager or Configuration Manager.
Audio Types That Are Not Recorded
The IRR application can record defined types of audio. The IRR application does not record the
following types of audio:
•
Inbound audio on the unselected resources which is the audio that appears in the unselected
speakers of the dispatch console.
• Outbound audio other than the audio from the dispatch console microphone. For example, it does
not record outbound audio the dispatch console retransmits from other consoles or subscriber
radios.
• Outbound patch audio.
NOTICE: If the dispatch console is configured in the Provisioning Manager or Configuration
Manager to record inbound audio from the selected channels, it can record the inbound
patch audio that comes from a patch resource selected.
• Audio from patch resources that are not selected. Although entries for these resources can appear
in the call list, the IRR application does not record audio for them as it is outbound audio the
dispatch console retransmits to other resources in the patch.
Audio Only Records
The IRR application can record private calls between the console position and subscribers or other
dispatch consoles.
However, in the case of inbound private calls, the dispatch console opens all audio paths before the
dispatch console or the other party key up. As the result, for inbound private call entries, the IRR
application cannot display all the details that it normally displays for other calls.
As the result, the IRR application displays the call information in the following way:
• No specific Unit Alias appears. Instead, you see an Audio Only entry.
• No unit ID and Channel Alias appears.
• Start Time, End Time, and Duration data appear as for other calls.
After either private call party keys up, a new entry appears in the call list. The new entry displays all the
details in the standard way.
Configuring the Instant Recall Recorder Application
Before you start using the Instant Recall Recorder (IRR), adjust the application to your needs. For
example, specify the audio types that you want to record, the retention period, and the peripheral in
which you want to play back the recorded audio.
Procedure:
1 Start the IRR application.
See Starting the Instant Recall Recorder Application on page 143.
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