Mimer VoiceLog

The VoiceLog server will record and store all audio in your SoftRadio system. Each recording is time stamped and marked with the ID of the radio or operator it came from, for later followup.

In digital systems where the radios report their ID numbers, the ID and talk group of the recorded radio will also be recorded.

Mimer VoiceLog is available in two different sizes:

• Mimer VoiceLog (standard) – for the large dispatch centre
• Mimer VoiceLog LE – for the small dispatch centre

Se table below for specifications.

RTP Gateway: For those who prefer to export the audio to another recording system there is a gateway product. See the bottom of this page for details.

Every radio dispatcher gets the possibility to back track in his own conversations. This is useful when a message was hard to hear, you don’t have to ask the driver to repeat, just back track on your VoiceLog.

In the dispatchers replay window, for each device in the system, two time lines are displayed. One for outgoing audio and one for incoming audio. At each instant when there is audio in the system a “bubble” will appear on the time line. The dispatcher can then easily set his marker on a “bubble” and play back the recording.

In digital systems where the radios report their ID numbers, the ID and talk group of the recorded radio will be shown when clicking on a “bubble”.

The dispatcher can also back track in his own transmissions and, if set in the system, also in his collegues transmissions. Normally the time that the dispatcher can back track is set to 24 hours, but it can also be set both longer and shorter time periods.

Please note that in the SoftRadio client, the VoiceLog takes the place from one other device, i e radio or phone, from the maximum of eight devices that the standard SoftRadio client handels (max 30 devices on SoftRadio XL).

It is also possible to set the system up so that the dispatcher does not have the possibility to open the VoiceLog window and listen to recordings. But his transmissions are still recorded on the server.

Mimer VoiceLog dispatcher replay window with three radios and one phone connected.
Showing the ID and the talk group of the recorded radio on the first line.

All recordings are in standard Wav-format and named with date, time and audio path. 1GB of memory will hold about 20 hours of constant recording. With other words, a modern hard drive will not fill up for several months under normal radio traffic. Depending on hard drive size and traffic load, recordings can be saved for example one year back in time. After that, the information, if needed, can be stored on CD/DVD/external drive through ordinary Windows programs and routines.

The server application has a console window informing of connected radios and connected operators. It will also give basic information on connection to the data base and backup.

From the Settings menu the file were you set up radios to record is reached. All operators that connect will automatically be recorded.

Mimer VoiceLog is Windows software and runs as a Windows Service on most Windows computers or Servers.