Olympus Dictation Equipment

Olympus CR21 Cradle w/Power Adapter & USB Download Cable

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SKU:
1890
UPC:
050332181304
MPN:
cr15usb
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Sale Price $69.99

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This CR21 Cradle Package includes the official Olympus CR15 download cradle, Olympus A-517 AC Adapter and USB download Cable. This docking station charges the batteries of the DS9500 and DS9000, plus allows fast USB is downloading. In addition, you can hook in the Olympus foot control and use it for hands free recording or transcription. Indicator lights on the front show you when the recorders are charging or transferring files.  Please note, download and power cables not included. You can use multiple cradles one for your law office and one for your house, a yacht and so on. So when you travel with your dictation recorder you can dock it, charge it and download the dictation files automatically. Cheers!
 
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Specs + In the Box

  • CR15 Download Cradle
  • A-517 AC Adapter
  • USB Download Cable
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    • 5
      replacement cradle.

      Posted by Michelle T. on 12th Dec 2019

      fast and free shipping.

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