Jabra PRO 9400 Series Quick Start Guide - Voice Recording - Manual

Voice recording with
jabra pro™ 9400 SerieS
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Quick start guide
Jabra pro™
9400 series
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develops, manufactures and markets its products under the Jabra brand name.
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1. How to enable tHe recording feature
2. using tHe feature witH windows “sound recorder”
3. recording a conversation
- While in idle mode press the “Settings” menu (in the
upper right corner) on the touch screen (permanently
activated/deactivated). - Open Windows “Sound Recorder”.
- Enable voice recording via your phone’s “Settings”
menu.
- Remember to inform your participant that the call is
being recorded.
- In Windows “Sound Recorder” press the red record
button.
- You’re now able to record the conversation
(in Windows XP there’s a 60 seconds time limit).
- Once the call is over, stop the recording and save it.
You can play the recording with Windows Media
Player.
- During a call press “Call options” menu (in the upper right
corner) on the touch screen (only activated during current
call).
- In the Jabra PC Suite (JPCS) choose “Jabra Control
Center”, press the “Audio” tab and select “Forward mobile
and deskphone conversations to PC for recording”,
(permanently activated/deactivated).
- A tape recorder icon will appear on the touch screen
during an active deskphone or mobile call.
- In Windows XP:
Go to “Control Panel” and choose “Sounds and Audio
Devices”, “Audio” and ensure your Jabra PRO 9400 audio
device is selected as the default.
- In Windows Vista/7:
Go to “Control Panel” and choose “Hardware and Sound”,
“Sound”, “Recording” and ensure your Jabra PRO 9400
audio device is selected as the default.
The Jabra PRO 9400 Series enables you to record your
conversations from your mobile and desk phone via USB
connection to your PC using third-party software.
important
Never record conversations with people without first
informing them that you are doing so and getting their
permission.
Recording people surreptitiously may be against the law
and also lead to law suits.