The SleuthGear D4100 is the most compact and slim telephone recording device available. It works both as a cell phone recorder and normal land line telephone recorder too.
Easy to manage 130 hour telephone recorder with maximum power flexibility comes with built in rechargeable battery, FREE external battery pack and power supply that uses 3 AAA batteries for an extended 15 hours of recording and playback time! The best of both worlds!
The Quad power flexibility gives it up to a total of 30 hours of recording life. Featuring 2GB of internal memory in an all black ultra thin case - so easy to download, you will never have to hassle with installing additional software! Just plug in to your USB port and play your phone recording audio files!
- Records both sides of the phone conversation!
- Records incoming and outgoing calls!
- Does both land line telephone recording and can record cell phone calls (Including iPhone, Blackberry, etc.)
| Specifications: Recording up to 130 hours (in LP mode) Cell phone Recording Built-in Speaker Built-in Microphone for Dictation Erase Recording files New Stereo High Quality recording 4 Recording Quality Modes (HQ/SP/LP/STEREO HQ) Listen & Repeat Support Recording Appendix into one file Power Supply by USB port Extra Power Supply by external AAA battery pack Records in MP3 format Voice Timer Recording Setting Li-Polymer Rechargeable Battery (3.7V) Battery life approximately 15 hours max Windows and MAC compatible! Size: 4" x 1-1/4" x 3/8" |
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| Includes: 2GB Digital Phone Recorder FREE Extended battery pack (uses 3 AAA batteries not included) Stereo Earphones USB cable Line in cable External Microphone (w/ shirt clip) Telephone line adapter Cell phone adapter Instruction Manual |
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Click here to download: SleuthGear D4100 Phone Recorder Manual
Check your phone line compatibility:
- Universally compatible with ALL CELL PHONES
- Standard Home Telephone – no special requirements
- Magic Jack - yes! it works with Magic Jack!
- Vonage - yes! it works with Vonage!
- DSL phone service – simply put a good DSL filter on the line
- Cable/VOIP/digital phone service – If your wall jacks can use the same old regular phones from before you switched to digital, then there are no special requirements. However, if you had to get new digital phones to use in the wall jacks, then you will also need the optional handset adapter.
- PBX/Office phone lines – it will work with the optional handset adapter.
Questions on SleuthGear D4100 Telephone Recording Device
- From Barb J at 1/7/11 12:00 PM
- 1. Any sounds heard during during recording?
2. Can individual messages be erased and others kept? - Hi Barb, 1. There are no beeps or noises heard by the people on the phone at all. 2. Yes, each time you start/stop a recording it is saved as it's own file, so you can delete the individual files you don't want and keep the rest.
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- 1. Any sounds heard during during recording?
- From Barb J at 1/7/11 1:07 PM
- 1. Can you monitor the call while being recorded?
2. Can you reduce the volume during recording so you don't here the call being recorded? - Hi Barb, 1. Yes, you can plug the (included) earphones into the earphone jack on the recorder and listen to the phone call while it's recording. 2. The call being recorded does not play out through the speaker during the recording, it is silent.
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- 1. Can you monitor the call while being recorded?
- From jack at 2/26/11 2:21 PM
- From Dave at 5/28/11 1:38 PM
- Can it record cell phone calls away from home, such as in my car or at work or out on my boat?
- Hi Dave, please take look at the picture of the universal cell phone adapter, you'll see that one end of it is a plug and the other end of it is an earpiece. You put the plug into the recorder, and the ear piece in your ear. Then, you hold your cell phone up to that same ear and have your cell phone conversation as usual. (It doesn't actually even plug into the cell phone, that's how it's universal and will work with all brands.) There's a built in microphone in the ear piece that picks up both sides of the conversation. So yes, you can use it to record your cell phone wherever you are, such as in your car, at work, or on your boat.
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- From Anthony at 6/2/11 3:17 PM
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