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Handling the SpeechMike Pro and SpeechMike Pro
Place the SpeechMike Pro in the palm of your hand with your thumb resting on the trackball and your index finger across the
trigger underneath.
Alternatively, you can use your SpeechMike on your desktop like a conventional trackball.
SpeechMike Pro PLUS button functions
When the SpeechMike Pro
trigger button are available and ready for use. However, the functionality of each button depends on the application and
whether the buttons are used in a programmed mode. For more information on individual button settings and on how to
program buttons, see the Software chapter below.
Display states of the feedback LEDs
Record LED
The multicolor recording indicator LED is positioned around the microphone inlet. Its colors and display mode (blinking or
static lit) give you information about the recording status of the SpeechMike device as follows:
Red - static
The device is in Record (overwrite) mode.
Red - blinking
The device is in Record Standby (overwrite) mode.
Green - static
The device is in Record (insert) mode.
Green - blinking
The device is in Record Standby (insert) mode.
Yellow - static
The device is recording a spoken instruction.
Insert/Overwrite LED
This green indicator LED is positioned near the INS/OVWR button. When lit, the device is in Record mode with the insert mode
engaged. When blinking, the device is in either Record Standby or Stop mode with the insert mode engaged. When unlit,
overwrite mode is engaged.
Instruction LED
This yellow indicator LED is positioned near the INSTR button (SpeechMike Classic versions) or the EOL button (SpeechMike
Pro versions). When the LED is lit, the device is recording a spoken instruction.
Note: The LED color is depending on the PC-dictation application and may be different in your environment.
PLUS is installed correctly, the Record, Play/Stop, Fast Rewind and Fast Forward buttons and the
PLUS