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| − | This article describes how the Duplex Conference can be used in combination with the AGA board to provide | + | This article describes how the Duplex Conference can be used in combination with the AGA board to provide audio output for recording of conversations. The general concept is to convert a conversation to a 3-party duplex conference. The 3rd party is an AGA port. The audio from the AGA port goes to an external analog audio recorder. The stations involved can be analog (ASLT) stations or IP stations. |
| − | + | In the following example there are 3 master stations (101 to 103) which needs to be recorded. The system can be configured to provide audio onxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx can be activated when calling to a predefined group of stations (UDP grop 2), or one can choose to record all conversations (UDP group 8). | |
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=== Software and hardware requirement === | === Software and hardware requirement === | ||
| − | * As from AMC 10.50 the Duplex Conference is included as a standard feature of the AMC-IP board, no | + | * As from AMC 10.50 the Duplex Conference is included as a standard feature of the AMC-IP board, no additional hardware (AGA board) is required for the conference mixing. |
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* An AGA board provides the audio output to the external recorder. One AGA bort has 6 outputs. | * An AGA board provides the audio output to the external recorder. One AGA bort has 6 outputs. | ||
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=== Substations=== | === Substations=== | ||
| − | * Substations to be recorded should be included in UDP group 2. If all conversations should be recorded, | + | * Substations to be recorded should be included in UDP group 2. If all conversations should be recorded, use UDP group 8 (all stations included by default). |
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=== AGA ports === | === AGA ports === | ||
* The AGA ports must be set to "Station" in the Exchange & System -> Boards window | * The AGA ports must be set to "Station" in the Exchange & System -> Boards window | ||
| − | * In order to make the event handler programming very general the AGA ports should be assigned directory | + | * In order to make the event handler programming very general the AGA ports should be assigned directory number 9101, 9102 and 9103, i.e. 9 + the last three digits of the master station. |
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| − | number 9101, 9102 and 9103, i.e. 9 + the last three digits of the master station. | ||
* The AGA ports should be set to "Duplex Station" in Users & Stations -> Station Type. | * The AGA ports should be set to "Duplex Station" in Users & Stations -> Station Type. | ||
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=== Event Handler programming === | === Event Handler programming === | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 26 September 2008
This article describes how the Duplex Conference can be used in combination with the AGA board to provide audio output for recording of conversations. The general concept is to convert a conversation to a 3-party duplex conference. The 3rd party is an AGA port. The audio from the AGA port goes to an external analog audio recorder. The stations involved can be analog (ASLT) stations or IP stations.
In the following example there are 3 master stations (101 to 103) which needs to be recorded. The system can be configured to provide audio onxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx can be activated when calling to a predefined group of stations (UDP grop 2), or one can choose to record all conversations (UDP group 8).
Contents
Software and hardware requirement
- As from AMC 10.50 the Duplex Conference is included as a standard feature of the AMC-IP board, no additional hardware (AGA board) is required for the conference mixing.
- An AGA board provides the audio output to the external recorder. One AGA bort has 6 outputs.
Master stations
- The master stations are put into UDP group 1.
- Each master station must "own" a duplex conference channel. The conference channel is defined in the EXP field of each master. Here station 101 is using conference 8301, station 102 is using 8302 and station 103 is using 8303.
- In the Open Duplex window each master station must be set as "Master" of his conference. When the "Master" exit the conference all others will also be cancelled.
Substations
- Substations to be recorded should be included in UDP group 2. If all conversations should be recorded, use UDP group 8 (all stations included by default).
AGA ports
- The AGA ports must be set to "Station" in the Exchange & System -> Boards window
- In order to make the event handler programming very general the AGA ports should be assigned directory number 9101, 9102 and 9103, i.e. 9 + the last three digits of the master station.
- The AGA ports should be set to "Duplex Station" in Users & Stations -> Station Type.
Event Handler programming
In Exchange & Stystem -> Events, insert a new event with the following parameters: