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4) Configuration and INI Files (continued)

B.) “DRSDEFAULT.CFG”

During installation, this file is copied to the Windows directory, normally C:\Windows. It is a backup (data source) file

that is copied to the local hard drive root and renamed as “drs.cfg” (c:\) and used in cases where the DRS Status Panel

cannot find the server’s hard drive root (e.g. “r:\) copy of the file “drs.cfg”. The DRS Status Panel will alert the operator

that it can’t find the server file drs.cfg, and will ask if they want to load the “default” configuration for this recording,

or else manually copy a “drs.cfg” file in the root of the local hard drive via floppy or otherwise.

-Used by the DRS Status Panel

"deflt","deflt",720,"TrueSpeech WAV (TM)",120, “01”

(ASCII TEXT FILE FORMAT)

5-letter name

of the recording

session with a file

name of “deflt”

5-letter name

of the ERASE

SESSION file

name = “deflt”

Total recording time

in seconds, a nominal time

of 10 minutes + 2 minutes

of overlap:

(60 seconds x 10 minutes)

+ (60 seconds x 2 minutes)

= 720 seconds total

Exact Text String

as shown tells the

DRS Status Panel

application to use

TrueSpeech.

OR...

“Microsoft WAV (TM)”

to use the un-compressed

recording format

Recording

Overlap

Total in

Seconds

(nominally

2 minutes)

Starting

Segment

Number as

Set by the

User in the

Recording

Control

Panel on the

Workstation

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