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Lists key features of the Buddy DesktopMic 7G, including USB Plug-and-Play, FilteredAudio technology, and compatibility.
Instructions on connecting the microphone to a dedicated USB port, warning against using hubs or splitters.
Describes the LED indicator behavior when the microphone is powered on and connected correctly.
Notifies the user that the device drivers are successfully installed and the device is ready for use.
Steps to set the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default audio recording device in Windows.
Instructions to verify the correct microphone is selected in the Voice Recording tab of Sound properties.
Instructs users to click the 'Test Hardware' button after setting the microphone as default.
Describes the action to initiate the hardware test in the Sound Hardware Test Wizard.
Instructs to proceed in the wizard to enable volume controls for microphone testing.
Explains how to select the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default device in the Sound and Audio Devices properties.
Outlines the initial steps to verify proper installation in Windows Vista by accessing Sound settings.
Instructions for setting the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default recording device in Vista's Sound settings.
First step for Mac installation: opening System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Second step for Mac installation: accessing the Sound preference file.
Third step for Mac installation: navigating to the Input tab within Sound preferences.
Fourth step for Mac installation: selecting the microphone as the sound input device.
Fifth step for Mac installation: adjusting the microphone's input volume.
Final step for Mac installation: closing System Preferences.
Provides a URL for additional installation details for Macintosh systems.
Specifies the recommended distance for using the microphone for optimal performance.
Advises on microphone positioning based on environmental noise levels for better audio capture.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the microphone's windscreen.
Introduces the steps required to set up the microphone for Windows Speech Recognition.
Instructs how to navigate the Windows Control Panel to access the microphone setup for Speech Recognition.
Describes the action to take within the Microphone Setup Wizard for Windows Speech Recognition.
Details the final steps in the Microphone Setup Wizard, including volume adjustment and completion.
Confirms that the microphone is ready for use with Microsoft Speech Recognition software after setup.
Explains that simply setting the device as default in Windows is insufficient for Dragon software recognition.
Emphasizes the importance of selecting the correct audio source during Dragon's setup for optimal quality.
Advises on creating additional user profiles or dictation sources when using multiple microphones with Dragon.
The initial step to begin creating a new user profile in Dragon NaturallySpeaking software.
Specific menu path to create a new user profile in Dragon NaturallySpeaking (versions 11/12).
Guides users to follow the wizard for selecting the new audio source for the user profile.
The initial step to begin adding a new dictation source within Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Specific menu path to add a dictation source to an existing user profile in Dragon (versions 11/12).
Instructs users to choose the correct microphone source from the provided list during setup.
Explains that adding a source to an existing profile allows shared vocabulary and improvements.
Advises that additional voice training might be needed for accurate recognition with new sources.
Addresses a specific scenario where the additional source is the same connection type as the original.
Provides the menu path to access audio settings check within Dragon NaturallySpeaking or Medical.
Instructs the user to select their device and run the audio setup wizard in the new screen.
Provides alternative steps if the Accuracy Center menu is inaccessible or grayed out.
Describes the default function assigned to Button1 on the microphone, which is microphone mute.
Explains the default behavior of the LED indicators on the microphone based on its status.
Instructs users to download and use the MyBuddyMic software to reconfigure button settings.
Provides the URL where the MyBuddyMic software can be downloaded for free.
Suggests that setting the microphone as default in Control Panel may be enough for some VoIP applications.
Provides a URL for additional information on using the microphone with various application software.
Introduces common procedural problems reported by users for troubleshooting.
Directs users to a website for the most current troubleshooting information.
Addresses the issue of low speaker volume and how to adjust it.
Provides step-by-step instructions to adjust the default speaker volume through Windows settings.
Instructs to use the volume slider in the Speaker settings to adjust the default volume.
Addresses the issue of low microphone volume and provides troubleshooting steps.
Notes that standard Windows volume adjustments may not affect Dragon software volume.
Advises checking the microphone's mute switch and LED indicator status.
Provides steps to adjust microphone recording volume via Windows Control Panel if not muted.
Instructs to adjust the microphone volume slider to approximately two-thirds of the way up.
Addresses the issue where Windows does not detect the microphone and provides troubleshooting steps.
Provides a primary troubleshooting step: unplugging and replugging the USB cable into a different port.
Directs users to a website for more in-depth troubleshooting suggestions for device recognition issues.
Stresses the need to run the audio setup wizard and training when changing audio hardware for speech recognition.
Highlights the importance of correct microphone positioning for optimal speech recognition performance.
Specifies the recommended distance between the microphone boom and the user's mouth.
Suggests adding pauses between phrases during microphone tests for better system calibration.
Advises speaking clearly and evenly, similar to newscasters, for improved dictation accuracy.
Encourages enunciating all syllables in words to enhance dictation recognition.
Provides a URL for more detailed suggestions regarding speech recognition dictation.
Warns users to keep the USB device away from heat sources and liquids to prevent damage.
Instructs users to protect the USB device from high humidity and keep it out of children's reach.
Advises taping down cables that cross floors to prevent tripping hazards.
Provides instructions for cleaning the microphone using non-alcohol wipes or a damp cloth with mild soap.
Details how to remove and wash the microphone's windscreen with mild soapy water.
Offers advice on handling the microphone cable to prevent damage and reduce wear.
States the warranty period for Buddy Microphones is one year from the original invoice date.
Lists specific conditions and damages that are not covered under the limited warranty.
Excludes warranty coverage for microphones with altered or removed serial numbers.
Lists common causes of damage like accidents, misuse, natural disasters, and modifications that void the warranty.
Excludes warranty if unauthorized repairs or attempts are made on the product.
Excludes damage from external factors like power fluctuations or USB port issues.
Excludes coverage for damage resulting from normal wear and tear over time.
Excludes coverage for any issues not directly related to a product defect.
Excludes charges related to the removal, installation, or setup of the product.
Specifies that return shipping costs are not covered if the returned product is found to be working correctly.
Explains that obtaining an RMA number from InSync Speech Technologies is the first step for warranty service.
Guides users to the company website to obtain an RMA number online.
Provides an email address for users to request an RMA number.
Lists all necessary information to be provided when requesting an RMA, such as invoice, serial number, and contact details.
Provides instructions for shipping the product for warranty service, including addressing and prepayment.
Advises on proper packaging to prevent damage during shipping, recommending original containers or sturdy cartons.
Lists essential information to include with the returned product for warranty service processing.
Instructs to include all manuals, accessories, and software with the returned product.
Reiterates the need to include a clear reason and description of the problem with the return.
States that the carrier is responsible for damage or loss during shipment, advising claims be made directly.
Specifies that technical support is exclusively available via email and provides the contact address.
Informs users about the typical response time for support emails and what information to include.
Lists the product name as essential information to include in a support email.
Asks about the prior working status of the product for troubleshooting.
Inquires if the issue persists even after rebooting the computer system.
Asks if trying a different USB port has been attempted to resolve the issue.
Inquires if the MyBuddyMic software was used to alter button configurations.
Asks if the MyBuddyMic program was active when the error occurred.
Requests details about other audio devices present on the system for conflict diagnosis.
Asks for the type of computer system (desktop or laptop) being used.
Prompts for the specific operating system version being used by the customer.
Requests contact phone number and preferred times for potential follow-up calls.
Lists key features of the Buddy DesktopMic 7G, including USB Plug-and-Play, FilteredAudio technology, and compatibility.
Instructions on connecting the microphone to a dedicated USB port, warning against using hubs or splitters.
Describes the LED indicator behavior when the microphone is powered on and connected correctly.
Notifies the user that the device drivers are successfully installed and the device is ready for use.
Steps to set the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default audio recording device in Windows.
Instructions to verify the correct microphone is selected in the Voice Recording tab of Sound properties.
Instructs users to click the 'Test Hardware' button after setting the microphone as default.
Describes the action to initiate the hardware test in the Sound Hardware Test Wizard.
Instructs to proceed in the wizard to enable volume controls for microphone testing.
Explains how to select the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default device in the Sound and Audio Devices properties.
Outlines the initial steps to verify proper installation in Windows Vista by accessing Sound settings.
Instructions for setting the Buddy DesktopMic 7G as the default recording device in Vista's Sound settings.
First step for Mac installation: opening System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Second step for Mac installation: accessing the Sound preference file.
Third step for Mac installation: navigating to the Input tab within Sound preferences.
Fourth step for Mac installation: selecting the microphone as the sound input device.
Fifth step for Mac installation: adjusting the microphone's input volume.
Final step for Mac installation: closing System Preferences.
Provides a URL for additional installation details for Macintosh systems.
Specifies the recommended distance for using the microphone for optimal performance.
Advises on microphone positioning based on environmental noise levels for better audio capture.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the microphone's windscreen.
Introduces the steps required to set up the microphone for Windows Speech Recognition.
Instructs how to navigate the Windows Control Panel to access the microphone setup for Speech Recognition.
Describes the action to take within the Microphone Setup Wizard for Windows Speech Recognition.
Details the final steps in the Microphone Setup Wizard, including volume adjustment and completion.
Confirms that the microphone is ready for use with Microsoft Speech Recognition software after setup.
Explains that simply setting the device as default in Windows is insufficient for Dragon software recognition.
Emphasizes the importance of selecting the correct audio source during Dragon's setup for optimal quality.
Advises on creating additional user profiles or dictation sources when using multiple microphones with Dragon.
The initial step to begin creating a new user profile in Dragon NaturallySpeaking software.
Specific menu path to create a new user profile in Dragon NaturallySpeaking (versions 11/12).
Guides users to follow the wizard for selecting the new audio source for the user profile.
The initial step to begin adding a new dictation source within Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Specific menu path to add a dictation source to an existing user profile in Dragon (versions 11/12).
Instructs users to choose the correct microphone source from the provided list during setup.
Explains that adding a source to an existing profile allows shared vocabulary and improvements.
Advises that additional voice training might be needed for accurate recognition with new sources.
Addresses a specific scenario where the additional source is the same connection type as the original.
Provides the menu path to access audio settings check within Dragon NaturallySpeaking or Medical.
Instructs the user to select their device and run the audio setup wizard in the new screen.
Provides alternative steps if the Accuracy Center menu is inaccessible or grayed out.
Describes the default function assigned to Button1 on the microphone, which is microphone mute.
Explains the default behavior of the LED indicators on the microphone based on its status.
Instructs users to download and use the MyBuddyMic software to reconfigure button settings.
Provides the URL where the MyBuddyMic software can be downloaded for free.
Suggests that setting the microphone as default in Control Panel may be enough for some VoIP applications.
Provides a URL for additional information on using the microphone with various application software.
Introduces common procedural problems reported by users for troubleshooting.
Directs users to a website for the most current troubleshooting information.
Addresses the issue of low speaker volume and how to adjust it.
Provides step-by-step instructions to adjust the default speaker volume through Windows settings.
Instructs to use the volume slider in the Speaker settings to adjust the default volume.
Addresses the issue of low microphone volume and provides troubleshooting steps.
Notes that standard Windows volume adjustments may not affect Dragon software volume.
Advises checking the microphone's mute switch and LED indicator status.
Provides steps to adjust microphone recording volume via Windows Control Panel if not muted.
Instructs to adjust the microphone volume slider to approximately two-thirds of the way up.
Addresses the issue where Windows does not detect the microphone and provides troubleshooting steps.
Provides a primary troubleshooting step: unplugging and replugging the USB cable into a different port.
Directs users to a website for more in-depth troubleshooting suggestions for device recognition issues.
Stresses the need to run the audio setup wizard and training when changing audio hardware for speech recognition.
Highlights the importance of correct microphone positioning for optimal speech recognition performance.
Specifies the recommended distance between the microphone boom and the user's mouth.
Suggests adding pauses between phrases during microphone tests for better system calibration.
Advises speaking clearly and evenly, similar to newscasters, for improved dictation accuracy.
Encourages enunciating all syllables in words to enhance dictation recognition.
Provides a URL for more detailed suggestions regarding speech recognition dictation.
Warns users to keep the USB device away from heat sources and liquids to prevent damage.
Instructs users to protect the USB device from high humidity and keep it out of children's reach.
Advises taping down cables that cross floors to prevent tripping hazards.
Provides instructions for cleaning the microphone using non-alcohol wipes or a damp cloth with mild soap.
Details how to remove and wash the microphone's windscreen with mild soapy water.
Offers advice on handling the microphone cable to prevent damage and reduce wear.
States the warranty period for Buddy Microphones is one year from the original invoice date.
Lists specific conditions and damages that are not covered under the limited warranty.
Excludes warranty coverage for microphones with altered or removed serial numbers.
Lists common causes of damage like accidents, misuse, natural disasters, and modifications that void the warranty.
Excludes warranty if unauthorized repairs or attempts are made on the product.
Excludes damage from external factors like power fluctuations or USB port issues.
Excludes coverage for damage resulting from normal wear and tear over time.
Excludes coverage for any issues not directly related to a product defect.
Excludes charges related to the removal, installation, or setup of the product.
Specifies that return shipping costs are not covered if the returned product is found to be working correctly.
Explains that obtaining an RMA number from InSync Speech Technologies is the first step for warranty service.
Guides users to the company website to obtain an RMA number online.
Provides an email address for users to request an RMA number.
Lists all necessary information to be provided when requesting an RMA, such as invoice, serial number, and contact details.
Provides instructions for shipping the product for warranty service, including addressing and prepayment.
Advises on proper packaging to prevent damage during shipping, recommending original containers or sturdy cartons.
Lists essential information to include with the returned product for warranty service processing.
Instructs to include all manuals, accessories, and software with the returned product.
Reiterates the need to include a clear reason and description of the problem with the return.
States that the carrier is responsible for damage or loss during shipment, advising claims be made directly.
Specifies that technical support is exclusively available via email and provides the contact address.
Informs users about the typical response time for support emails and what information to include.
Lists the product name as essential information to include in a support email.
Asks about the prior working status of the product for troubleshooting.
Inquires if the issue persists even after rebooting the computer system.
Asks if trying a different USB port has been attempted to resolve the issue.
Inquires if the MyBuddyMic software was used to alter button configurations.
Asks if the MyBuddyMic program was active when the error occurred.
Requests details about other audio devices present on the system for conflict diagnosis.
Asks for the type of computer system (desktop or laptop) being used.
Prompts for the specific operating system version being used by the customer.
Requests contact phone number and preferred times for potential follow-up calls.
General| Brand | InSync Speech Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | Buddy DesktopMic 7G |
| Category | Microphone |
| Language | English |
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