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DAC DA-110P-C Deluxe D-Phone Digital Dictate Station

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Product Description

DAC DA-110P-C Deluxe D-Phone Dictate Station - New

The D-Phone product line are specialized digital telephony stations that imitate the functions of a Dictaphone C-Phone®. Telephone lines can be used for remote dictation and transcription, or the stations can be direct-wired to the server

Description

Dictating has never been easier. The familiar and comfortable handset provides quick access to the Record and Play features. The DA-110P allows you to connect and dictate to any telephony enabled dictation system. This includes our Voice Solutions Server as well as Dolbey Fusion, Winscribe, DVI, and more.

Digital stations are best for:

Applications where PCs are not available for software-based dictation

Users who only have thin-clients or term-inal services such as Citrix or Windows

Users who are used to and prefer tele-phony based solutions

D-Phone stations require:

Any telephony enabled dictation system

Junction box (if direct-wired)

Features

DAC DA-110P-C Features:

Specially Designed Telephone Handset that offers complete control of record, playback, and rewind functions all with a touch of your thumb.
Connects direct-wired or over a telephone line
Emulates: C-Phone
Built-in autolog feature to dial the systems
10 programmable one-touch dialers with battery backup
Attractive, modern design
Internal battery backup retains programming even with loss of power

DAC DA-110P-C Dictation Station Includes:

DAC Dictation Station
RJ11 Phone Cord
Power Supply
Instruction Manual.

Dimensions

7.75 tall x 8 wide x 3 deep

Emulations

DAC DA-110P-C Dictation Station Emulation Options

Emulation Help

The emulation you choose for your telephony station determines what tones are produced from certain functions. Most digital dictation systems allow you to modify what function corresponds with a tone. However, with some systems you will need to have a station that matches the tones and functions already configured. Or perhaps you simply want to match the emulation of previous stations for consistency.

To illustrate what different emulations do, let's say a particular station has a Play button. One emulation may send a 1 for its tone. Whereas another may send a 3. The emulation is based on the station's chipset and therefore cannot be changed.

C-Phone Emulation