I have a land-line telephone, with a base station and wireless phones around the house. Can I use this recorder with one of the wireless phones? How?
243446
Q, did you ever get your DAR-101 to work with your base station home phone system? I have the same setup and the machine does not record my outgoing calls.
243447
I have one of this and the way that i set it up is with the main line which is the land line, once you receive a call it goes thru the land line to the wireless phone, all you need to do is buy a splitter i think the device came with one, plug the main line and then 1 to the land line and 1 to the device and thats i, hope it helps
243448
I was just reading over the manual and if i read it correctly,You are provided a telephone patch cord and you will need a splitter. Please,go online and download the PDF of the manual for the Sangean DAR-101.it's free and it should give you a better idea of its capabilities.
243449
don't know...i returned mine because it wouldn't set time or controls anymore
243450
If by wireless phones you mean cell phones, I don't know how but it may still be possible, maybe even easily done. If by wireless you mean land line mobile phones like most of us have, yes you can simply plug the recorder into any phone jack and all conversations on that line would easily be recorded.
243451
I won't be of much help to you in this area of using this machine for that! I had bought the Sangean DAR-101 machine to hook up to my mixing amplifier, so I could record my songs on it. And it works wonderful for that purpose. Just go on your search engine and type in "Sangean DAR-101 recording machine reviews", you might find your answer from one of the reviews on there. Sorry I couldn't of been a help to you!!
1002888
Yes, if you have single-line, standard home phone service, you can connect it to any phone jack in the house (one that's hidden) and it will record all calls on the line, no matter what jack it's plugged into - even cordless phones.
1427505
I'm not sure what you're referring to by "call recorder" (an app, maybe?), but I have recorded phone conversations by putting my cell phone on speaker and then setting the phone near the digital recorder. That has worked well for me.
1781761
Sure, but you need a tuner for the input. Any cable box or digital antennae will provide a "signal out" to plug into the recorder. The unit does NOT have it's own tuner.
369703
Unfortunately no. The recorder must be connected to the router that is receiving the signal from the cameras. The saved recording however can be accessed remotely using an app. A high speed connection works best. 20 mps +.
1423919
This is just a radio, not a recorder. You could connect something to the earphone jack and record that way.
444911
I used with an old cell phone (HTC Incredible) to record time lapse photography. Only problem I had was the clamps pressing buttons on the side.
42245
Use the phone on the same ear where you have the earbud. The microphone picks up your voice as well as the voice on the phone. I write for a newspaper and often record phone interviews while taking notes, either longhand or with a keyboard. Note: Many states require that you notify the person on the other end that you're recording the conversation. One more thing: Be sure to insert the plug into the "Mic" port of your recorder. If you put it in the "ear" port, only your side of the conversation will record.
1788700
No you cannot record with this phone or any other cordless phones for that matter that I know of that sort of think went out in the 80's as the laws have changed there are still ways to get your task accomplished you just have to research it on the net.
1826751
If you use the piggyback connector that comes with it, it will only activate when you lift the receiver. Anything you say and hear will be recorded. However, this type of connection only works if the handset is corded.
1769662
I would not recommend this device. As far as I can tell, and I tried numerous times, bluetooth recording was not available. And recording otherwise has not been satisfactory.
1861773
I haven't tried it that way I used a digital recorder to record off the phone unscrupulous business so I also have a record of the conversation for myself. From the digital recorder it was a simple task with a mp3 player to play back the file and copy it on any computer for save keeping. You for a laptop would need to have to activate a recording program and then select this device for the input and output not real clear cut like a digital recorder with is a direct connection. Have a tech head buddy help you most windows or linux OS have these utilities available in them.
293104
That may be more tech questions than I can answer. You may be able to do it. For example. I can use wifi and stream to my I pad and actually control the recorder from that.
2106003
This device is to record a phone call using an external recorder. You plug this into the Microphone port (Mic) on a portable recorder (like for recording a lecture, or even a stereo or PC) and then you put the earpiece in your ear and talk into the phone like you normally would and it records your conversation. I bought this for my step daughter who was working for a local paper doing interviews over the phone.
1695265
It has an 1/8" (3.5mm) mic level analog output. So, if you can plug a standard microphone into your digital recorder, you can use this. I've found it produces some static or hum with some phones but is flawless with others. It connects between the phone's base and its handset with standard telephone connectors, so you need a 2 piece phone that has a handset cord that disconnects from the base. It won't work with "Princess" type single piece phones or cell phones. I hope this helps.
1881499
you can record from FM but the memory is not really big, if you want to use wireless headphone you must use the Bluetooth option.
102376
Yes. The unit stores the recordings internally, so you don't need a signal to replay it. The unit will only record if it is receiving a satellite signal though