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Automatic telephone recorder device circuit

This circuit can hook with the telephone, hang up automatically synchronize start and stop the tape recorder and record the conversation. Tape recorder used here as a voice microphone input jack input, easy to use. Here's how it works.

Automatic telephone recorder device circuit.

Telephone lines and X, Y both ends of the connection. R1, R2 voltage divider formed, R2 of the voltage (A, B) is sent to the tape recorder's microphone input. Because different tape recorder microphone input impedance of the differences in use may need to effect appropriate adjustments based on actual recordings of this resistor. The role of capacitor C1 is isolated DC voltage on the telephone line. D1 ~ D4 constitute a polarity conversion circuit, so no need to consider the use of telephone lines in the polar and get guaranteed T1 positive polarity voltage. We know that the voltage on the telephone line when the hook is generally not about 50V, after picking down to 10V or so. Without hook, 50V line voltage of about 12V regulator to turn D5 breakdown, by R3, R4 constitute a voltage divider circuit, saturated conduction time T1, T2 end, J1 off, the tape recorder does not work. When the phone off-hook, call the voltage down to 10V or so. As time D5, R4 approximate the voltage 0V, cut-off point T1, T2 turn, J1 is closed, the tape recorder is energized to work to complete the auto-sync recording. Capacitor C2 is to prevent the lines from the interference (eg when using pulse dial phones) or frequent jitter J1 leaving pull the set. Also before using the device, need to press the tape recorder of the recording key.