TREG'ers, Try the Form 730 application guide (available from Bill von Alven), Appendix A, page A3, under registration code RC. It says:
"Conversation recorders. FCC Order in Docket No. 20940 permits use of beep tone or consent of all parties when conversations are recorded. Beep tone characteristics: Pulse width: 0.2 sec +/- 20%; frequency: 1400 Hz +/- 10%; repetition rate: 12-15 seconds; level: average speech (-9dBm averaged over 3 seconds). From FCC Docket No. 6787, 1/15/46." Pete > Question for the group: > Is there any regulation that dictates a called party > to inform calling party that they are being recorded > OR to be recorded. I posted this question on emc-pstc > and a number of people responded that in CA, NY and MO > it is un-lawful to record somebody without the > other party being aware of it. > Now the question is "What are the permissible > means of letting the other party know that they are > being recorded"(are audible beeps acceptable) where > are these requirements defined. > Any information is appreciated. > > > > RCIC - http://www.rcic.com > Regulatory Compliance Information Center > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter Van Raalte | Email: [email protected] Compliance Engineer | V-Band Corporation | Phone: 914-789-5117 565 Taxter Road | Elmsford NY 10523 | FAX: 914-347-3432 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
