RecMic II Button Combinations

This article contains the different button combinations for the RecMics…

DirectRec Compatibility Mode

The DirectRec Compatibility mode is ideal when using software that does not support the RecMic II range. To change mode, hold down the F2 + F4 buttons for 5 seconds, the RM series will turn into the DR mode. By repeating this step, it will turn back to the RM mode.

RM II Compatibility Mode

Please note, the following limitations when switching to DR mode:

  • The new microphone technology in the RecMic II range will not fully function and would only work in the Quiet Environment Mode
  • +- buttons are missing in the RecMic II series, so volume control can only be achieved application side
  •  The trackball is clickable in RecMic II series but will be disabled in DR mode
  • Fa, Fb, Fc in general will be disabled in DR mode but Fa, Fb would work as Left, Right mouse click for Trackball models
  • Button mode will only work in Olympus mode

Each model will be recognized as follows:

  • RM-4000P -> DR-1200
  • RM-4010P -> DR-1200
  • RM-4015P -> DR-1200
  • RM-4100S -> DR-2100
  • RM-4110S -> DR-2200

Preset Button Modes

The buttons of the RecMic II are already preconfigured with settings and commands, tailored to Dragon and Windows Speech Recognition software.

How to change the modes

Press the NEW and INSERT buttons until LEDs from F1 to F4 flash for 15 seconds. During this time, choose your preferred preset button modes from F1 to F4.

  • F1 = Olympus Mode (Default setting used for Olympus software)
  • F2 = Custom Mode (Custom setting, offered via the RecMic Configuration Tool)
  • F3 = Dragon Mode (Button setting is optimized for Dragon Software from Nuance)
  • F4 = Windows SR Mode (Button setting is optimized for Windows speech recognition)

rm series preset button modes

RMII Button Templates
Button Templates for
RecMic II

PDF versions available for your reference

RMII Button Templates
Button Templates for
RecMic II

PDF versions available for your reference

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Recording Modes

In order to achieve good recording quality and speech recognition results, it is important that you select the preset recording mode that best matches your environment. The recording mode controls the directionality and the noise reduction level during recording. Especially during speech recognition, the background noise should be kept at a minimum level.

How to change the modes

Press the F1 and INSERT button for more than 5 seconds as you see below, by repeating this operation it will toggle between the modes.

 RMII Recording Mode

Intelligent Auto Mode

This feature continuously monitors the input level and variably adjusts the recording level to the optimal level.

  • Input level too low: Increases recording level
  • Input level too high: Reduces recording level

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LED Colour
Recording Mode
Directionality
Noise Cancellation
Intelligent Auto Mode
Blue
Quiet Environment (Default)
OFF
OFF
OFF
Green
Noisy Environment for Speech Recognition
HIGH
MID
OFF
Red
Noisy Environment for Classic Dictation
HIGH
HIGH
OFF
Purple
Customized setting (ONLY via SDK)
OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH
OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH
ON/OFF


 

Audio Quality Check

The noise analyser function checks if your recording environment is good for speech recognition.

RMII Noise Analyser

Hold down the F1 and F3 buttons for more than 5 seconds. If the noise level is too high, the LED on the top will flash. It is recommended to change the environment when you see this sign.

 

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