>
> I don't agree. Station side would be preferred.
>
> Recording from the trunk side can be difficult when you are using PRI or
T1.
> Also, if you record from the CO lines, then you have to have some special
> procedure to use a non-recorded line, be it a separate line, separate
trunk
> group,
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all the feedback !
One good thing is the 911 center is county based, so I don't have those
problems to deal with.
The PD is only using POTTS lines so taping into the CO looks like the best
solution for now.
The system is being installed into a new municipal building, so the
I've got 2 Nortel's at 2 different PSAPs (Public Safety Answering
Points--911 centers). Both have Dictaphone recording equipment.
The first one was installed about 2 years ago. They record 8 digital phones
(about 15 digitals for the PD total) and 8 analog inputs; radios and such.
Dictaphone actua
They may not want all lines (or sets) recorded. What I was alluding to in an
earlier post was the fact that, in IL, there must be a non-recorded line
available for private calls. For example, a prisoner talking to an attorney
must NOT be on a recorded line.
I believe there must be a non-recorded
> The argument I see is either tapping the station side vs. tapping the CO
> directly.
>
> The PD will have 12 extensions, tapping the station side may not be
> practical due to the fact that calls may be transferred from the call
taker
> to an officer, then transferred again to a detective or LT
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