NAR6000 Features

1. System boots in 20 sec


2. Support high capacity SATA HDD 500G/1T/2T


3. Optional SD card model, max 64GB


4. Expandable from 8 to 16, 24 and 32 channels


5. Touch screen operation


6. Optional model without touch screen (SD/HDD)


7. Remote control by network


8. Instant playback through speNAR5000er


9. Full embedded device, no PC required


10. Lower power dissipation supports 7x24x365 running

Voice Announcement:

After the agent answers the call, NAR-6000 will play a pre-recorded voice file to announce this call is been recorded.

Answering Machine:

Programmed timer to turn On/Off this feature.

While this feature is ON, NAR-6000 answers the call, play greeting message and take caller’s message.

When no one answer the call, the answering machine will be triggered automatically.

Recording Interfaces:

l  PSTN lines and analog phones;

l  PBX and Ext;

l  Radio Voice Lines:;

l  Live Recording(meeting);

l  Intercom Audio Lines;

l  Fixed Wireless Telephone. 

NAR6000 HDD Recording Hour /SD Recording Hour

1. 1.    500GB             36,000    Hour


2. 2.    1000GB(1T)        72000     Hour


3. 3.    2000GB(2T)        144000    Hour


4. 4.    8GB               560        Hour(SD Card)


5. 5.    32GB                  2240      Hour(SD Card)


6. 6.    64GB                  4480      Hour(SD Card)

Program System Requirement

1.   Windows7/Vista/XP/2000

2.    Pentium 400MHZ CPU

3.    256MB RAM

4.    1GB HDD

5.    Network RJ45 port

6.    Audio output (Play & Monitor)

PABX SMDR

There are 2 methods to gain the SMDR data from PABX

1.    RS232

2.    TCP/IP

User needs to analyze original data of PABX channel number, extension number from followed main parameters and input them to program setting.

Outbound Call:

1.    Call symbol: The mark to distinguish the call type (Outbound/Inbound call) in character string. Most PABX show “TO “ to indicate outbound call. 

2.    Extension position: User have to count the extension number starting position in character strings.

3.    Extension number length: Extension number length.

4.    PABX channel number position: User has to count the channel number starting position in character strings.

5.    Channel number length: PABX channel number length.

From followed example, user can read out outbound call information

1. Call symbol: $TO


2. Extension position: 14^th


3. Extension number length: 2.


4. PABX channel position: 24^th


5. Channel number length: 2

PABX SMDR Protocol:

Please refer PABX user’s manual about serial communication configuration for windows HyperTerminal operation

Gain SMDR data through TCP/IP

Most PABX support TCP/IP SMDR. Please refer PABX user’s manual about SMDR output parameter.

1. 1.     PABX IP address:  The IP address assigned to PABX


2. 2.     Connect Port: Port for PC connection (Provided by PABX)


3. 3.     Output Port: Normally it is same as connection port. Otherwise, user can set separately.


4. 4.     User Name: User name to login PABX.


5. 5.     Password: Password to login PABX

1)Fully stand-alone, Non-PC, PC not required while Recording or Playing Back, and PC Virus Free.

2)Voice Announcement and Answering Machine(programmed timer to turn on/off this feature, when on 
it answers the call, plays greeting message and record the message).

3)Suportting PSTN lines and analog phones, each port of NAR-6000 records a PSTN line(one 
telephone).

4)It records trunk side of PBX, and all inbound/outbound calls are recorded. EXT No. is 
identified and kept as a part of CDR if PBX's SMDR port is connected.

5)Record extension side of PBX, only dedicated extensions will be recorded.

6)Radio system recording: connect earphone output of one of the radios to its Line Port. The 
whole radio network's interactions will be recorded.

7)Live recording(meeting).

8)All interfaces(like PBX, Radio, extension, microphone) can be integrated on one single logger.

9)PBX SMDR Integration: Extension No. is identified and kept as a part of CDR if PBX's SMDR port 
is connected. Compatible with almost all PBX models in the world. SMDR data can be retrieved via 
RS232 or RJ45 port.

10)Powerful Networking: LAN/WAN available, support online live monitor and data base searching.