High-density voice recorder for 9-1-1 dispatch centers and public safety communications. Up to 4,000 simultaneous channels in a 2U chassis, audio retention for up to 20 years, synchronized multi-channel incident player, AES-256 encryption, and SHA-256 digital chain of custody.
Eventide
Eventide NexLog 4000 — High-Density Voice Recorder for Public Safety Dispatch Centers
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Technical overview
The Eventide NexLog 4000 is the reference voice recorder for large public safety dispatch centers — 9-1-1 emergency services systems, national police command centers, and fire department communications systems — that must simultaneously record thousands of radio, telephony, and VoIP channels with legal evidence guarantee. The density of 4,000 channels in a standard 2U rack chassis is the highest available in the mission-critical recorder market.
Each NexLog 4000 recording carries a digital chain of custody with SHA-256 hash calculated at capture time and immutable: any subsequent modification of the audio file produces a different hash that the system detects and reports as tampering.
The NexLog 4000 multi-channel incident player allows investigators and quality reviewers to play all channels involved in an incident — terrestrial radio, cellular, P25 radio, VoIP — synchronized on a single timeline, with GPS position maps synchronized when recordings include location metadata.
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