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INSTRUCTIONS
TMP-636 Telephone Transmit & Receive Patch
For Use With Sound Card or Tape Recorder
P/N 44150
FOR LEGAL USE ONLY 8-21-01
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The TMP-636 Telephone Transmit & Receive Patch allows you to record and play back
to your telephone from your sound card or tape recorder. Compatible with carbon and
electret mics.
•Record telephone conversations
•Record just your voice through your sound card (i.e. memos, repetitive, canned
announcements…)
•Playback from your sound card over the phone (announcements, music, phone
conversations, etc.)
Installation is easy, and operation is automatic, with no switches. The TMP-636 is
compatible with analog and digital phones, and standard sound cards and tape
recorders. You can leave it connected to your phone since it does not interfere with
normal telephone operation.
The operation of the TMP-636 is completely automatic. Simply install it according to the
instructions below and operate your sound card controls as usual. Note: Make sure the
"Monitor" switch on your sound card software (if any) is set to OFF to avoid feedback.
Playback can be heard in your earphone and on the other end of the call.
To Install: (See diagram)
1Unplug headset (or handset) coil cord from the base of the telephone, and plug the
short modular cord from TMP-636 in its place.
2Plug the headset coil cord into the modular jack on the TMP-636.
3Insert the 3.5mm stereo plug on long BLACK cord into the speaker or headphone
jack on the sound card or tape recorder.
4Insert the 3.5mm mono plug on the long GREY cord into the MIC jack on the sound
card or tape recorder.
INSTRUCTIONS
TMP-636 Telephone Transmit & Receive Patch
For Use With Sound Card or Tape Recorder
FOR LEGAL USE ONLY 8-21-01
www.DynaMetric.com Page 2of 3©DynaMetric 2001 Doc 44187
INSTRUCTIONS
TMP-636 Telephone Transmit & Receive Patch
For Use With Sound Card or Tape Recorder
FOR LEGAL USE ONLY 8-21-01
www.DynaMetric.com Page 3of 3©DynaMetric 2001 Doc 44187
Record & Playback Software
You may use recording software that came with your sound card, Windows Sound Recorder, or
other software. Below are instructions for Windows Sound Recorder. Be sure to read the
Feedback section no matter what software you use.
Instructions for Windows Sound Recorder
Windows Sound Recorder can be found on your computer, starting at the Start button:
Start button – Programs – Accessories – Entertainment – Sound Recorder
Likewise, Volume Control can be found:
Start button – Programs – Accessories – Entertainment – Volume Control
RECORD - Set the output ‘Volume Control’ (the one on
the lift side) to minimum or check the ‘Mute all’ box. Set
the ‘Microphone’ volume to about half way, and un-check
the Microphone Mute box. Make a phone call, and push
the Record button (red circle) on the Sound Recorder.
As you talk into the phone, your voice will be visible in
the Sound Recorder window. Adjust the Microphone
Volume control as necessary. In some versions, there is
a button marked ‘Advanced’ is in the Microphone section,
which may provide a Mic Boost function. Use this only if
necessary. Listen to your recording in PLAY to make
sure your Microphone Volume is set correctly. If the
playback is distorted, turn down the Mic Volume control.
Push the Stop button (black square) to end the recording.
Sound Recorder’s maximum recording time is 1 minute.
PLAYBACK - Set the Mic Volume control to minimum or
check the Mic Mute box. Set the output ‘Volume Control’
(on left side) and the Wave volume controls to mid range,
and un-check their Mute boxes. Push Play (black arrow)
to begin playback. Adjust the output and Wave volume
controls to get the best sound. The recording can be
saved with the SAVE command in the Sound Recorder
‘File’ menu.
FEEDBACK – Feedback can occur when the output
signal from your sound card goes through the TMP-636
to your phone mic, the phone transfers the signal to the
handset earphone, which is picked up by the TMP-636
and sent back to the sound card Mic input. If the Mic and output volume controls are both on,
then the signal goes around and around the loop. Feedback may be audible (a loud tone or
squeal), or inaudible and just cause noise, distortion and/or very low record levels. Always
make sure that the output and Mic controls are not on at the same time to avoid feedback.
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