DVRS ACCESSNET-T IP - TETRA Voice Recorder

The integrated TETRA vocoder ensures that all calls are saved with the usual TETRA quality, and none are lost. Upon demand, all the recordings can be exported to any data carrier and stored in a redundant way.

DVRS permits flexible access over an Internet browser to data stored centrally. With this, the recordings can be reached over the Internet as and when required.

To ensure that your recordings are secure, all users must log on using a user name and a password, before you can use the DVRS client. The web service can be installed on a separate server hardware to enable secure access over the Internet.

The DVRS server can be redundantly operated for maximum system stability. While the primary server is active, the recordings are redundantly stored on the hard disks of the standby server. If the primary server malfunctions, the system switches automatically to the backup server. Each DVRS server is equipped with its own hard disk RAID system to ensure redundant storage of the data here, too.

DVRS provides a comfortable interface for searching for and playing back recordings. To be able to navigate through the large number of recordings and messages, the DVRS offers extremely detailed and extensive filter functions. They allow locating the required call without delay and immediately playing it back. You can also create your own playlists, e.g. to create a communication history encompassing several calls.

To conduct accurate analyses, the DVRS server provides comprehensive functions for statistical analysis. You can, for example, display the various call types across the entire system or relative to a specific base station. In addition, the utilization of the server hardware and the status of the network connection are displayed to check and ensure a stable operation.