The

Server is designed to meet the special

needs of Public Safety, Government, and

Utility communication centers by

providing reliable and efficient voice

recording, management and playback.

Recording of Radio Transmissions

Analog a

detected, gain-controlled, and

compressed for efficient storage.

Recording start/stop control is slaved to

the real-time channel activity data

provided by the Motorola System Watch

PC’s Utility Logging port (or equivalent

real-time data feed).

Call Database

E

Radio ID number) for each Trunked

Radio transmission is received real-time

from the System Watch PC. This entity

data is entered into a high-performance

Microsoft SQL 2000

database for ease of later search and

retrieval.

Call Archiving

Recordings are automatically archived to

removable media (DVD-RAM optical or

DDS3 Tape) for long-term storage.

Individual media cartridges contain their

own portable call database for future

retrieval. Optional RAID and NAS

support for extended on-line storage

Call Retrieval

Calls are sorted and presented for

playback by Talk Group alias (an

alphanumeric name that is associated

with each numeric Talk Group ID), and

are further searchable by Radio ID,

Date & Time.

Event Playback

MERCOM

software with user-selectable silence

reconstruction and talking Date & Time

permits complete restoration of multicall

events.

Playback

Server or at networked client PC’s.

System Management

MERCOM Audiolog Management

Console

remote management, including

remote configuration, status of on-line

and archive storage, and talking alarm

notification.

Telephony Recording

MERCOM Audiolog

recording of Telephone activity (such

as 9-1-1 Call Takers and CAMA

trunks), as well as Screen recording at

9-1-1 facilities and call centers.

Telephony interfaces supported

include analog, digital PBX settapping,

T1, and ISDN-PRI.