Logging recorder definition
Logging recorder means a device that is capable of time stamping, recording and replaying 9-1-1 voice and data.
Logging recorder means a device that records, stores and is capable of playing back all communication media with the domain to which it is assigned. Media can include, but is not limited to, voice, radio, text and network elements involved with routing a 9-1-1 call. Logging recorders should have the capability to simultaneously record from several sources.
Logging recorder means a device that records, stores, and is capable of playing back all communication media within the domain to which it is assigned. Media can include, but is not limited to, voice, radio, text, and network elements involved with routing a
More Definitions of Logging recorder
Logging recorder means a device that electronically records all voice communications and transactions on the 9-1-1 network at PSAPs and PSDPs. A logging recorder provides date/time information, is operative on a continuous or controlled basis, and is primarily for archival purposes.
Logging recorder means a machine that records both sides of telephone and radio transmissions.