Philips 9750 用户手册

 

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The Philips 9750 provides enhanced functions for both transcription and dictation and can be operated in the 
following ways: 

•  The Philips 9750 is a fully operational, conventional digital transcription device for the playback and 

transcription of sound files recorded with the any devices of the DPM product range (version 2). You do not 
need a PC, but have the added benefit of digital recordings. 

•  The Philips 9750 can also be used as a digital dictation device in combination with Philips microphones, 

including conference microphones for making recordings at large gatherings. 

•  It can also be used as a component for the transcription of digitally recorded sound files in a workflow system. 

The sound files can be downloaded to a PC via the transcription device and be thus introduced into the 
transcription workflow. 

For more detailed information on operating the Philips 9750 as described above, refer to the following sections: 

•  Transcription 

•  Dictation 

•  Recording 

•  Transferring data 

This chapter provides an introduction to the basic functions of the Philips 9750 when used for transcription: 

•  Playback 

•  Adjusting the volume, tone and speed 

•  Fast Forward and Fast Rewind 

•  Skip Forward and Skip Back 

•  Auto-backspace 

•  Deleting 

You can play back sound files through the built-in loudspeaker or the earphones. To start playback, press the 
STOP/PLAY button (

) . 

 

To stop playback, press the STOP/PLAY button again. When the end of the file is reached, playback stops 
automatically. 

The Philips 9750 enables you to adjust the volume (VOL slider: 

), tone (TONE slider: 

) and speed 

(SPEED slider: 

) for the playback of sound files. 

The Philips 9750 supports fast forwarding and fast rewinding through a sound file. 

•  Keep the SKIP/FWD button (

) pressed to fast forward a sound file; when the end of the sound file is 

reached, you will hear a beep and winding stops automatically. 

•  Keep the SKIP/BACK (

) button pressed to fast rewind a sound file; when the beginning of the sound file is 

reached, you will hear a beep and winding stops automatically.