8/4/2011 - Eventide’s NexLog Communications Loggers feature NG9-1-1 Recording & Logging capabilities
LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY, August 4, 2011 — Today, Eventide announced the introduction of its NexLog series of communications logging recorders, which include standards-based recording and logging functionality for Next Generation 9-1-1. Two new models have been announced and will be available in September of 2011: the NexLog 740 logging recorder is capable of recording up to 96 simultaneous channels, while the larger NexLog 840 logger can record up to 240 simultaneous channels. Both units are dedicated recording appliances which are fully networkable and feature full front panel control.
NexLog IP-based communications logging recorders are designed to capture, record, and archive media from a wide range of communications systems, including Next Generation 9-1-1, VoIP telephone systems, Radio over IP (RoIP) networks, digital PBX telephone systems, analog sources, and more. The resulting media recordings are available immediately for instant recall, forensic replay, incident reconstruction, burn to CD, and export.
About Eventide Inc.
Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Little Ferry, NJ, Eventide developed the first digital logging recorder in 1989. Eventide communications logging systems empower public safety agencies, utilities, universities, transportation networks, and military agencies worldwide with advanced connectivity, exceptional incident management tools, and outstanding Linux-based system reliability. Visit Eventide online at www.eventide.com to learn more.
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