Finally yesterday I took a powered usb hub and plugged that into his laptop and then plugged the mic into the hub and it started working again! He was able to dictate the rest of the day and then he came in this morning and it is not working again! Does anyone have any idea what would cause Dragon to just randomly stop working while his is dictating? He ordered a new one and when it came in he plugged it up and it started doing the same thing again! So I went out there and tried all the usb ports and none of them made a difference. So I told him it was probably that his mic had gone bad. I let him dictate notes with the other docs mic for one or two patients and it worked fine. It worked fine! I could talk and dictate a whole page worth of notes and no problems. To troubleshoot this I grabbed another doctors identical microphone and plugged it in. However, he can press the microphone on/off key and it will let him dictate for a few more sentences and then it will stop again. The Dragon toolbar at the top shows that it's "green" and actively listening but when he speaks nothing types and the audio level indicator doesn't move. He calls me the other day and says that while he is dictating it will just stop. He has been using this laptop with this copy of Dragon for about a year and a half. His laptop is an HP EliteBook with an Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB memory, 1TB drive (with 820GB free space) running Windows 7 Ultimate 圆4 with all important updates installed.
With the PowerMic II, users have the ability to rapidly navigate report template fields, then record and use "voice fill-in" capabilities to insert recognized text into report template fields.īy combining an ergonomic hand microphone with PC mouse functions, physicians will gain new levels of dictation speed, ease-of-use, and productivity.I have a doctor that uses Dragon Medical Practice 2.3 (version 12.53.350.033) with a Nuance PowerMic II USB Microphone.
In addition to complete dictation control, the PowerMic II incorporates full-function, Microsoft® compatible, PC-Mouse capabilities into the hand microphone, to reduce the need for care givers to have to continually move between the microphone, mouse, and keyboard. The PowerMic II advances physician PC dictation, making it easier and faster to control voice recording, navigate and select fields in on-screen templates and standard reports, and move throughout recognized text reports for review and editing. The PowerMic II microphone offers simplified single-handed, thumb-control operation for dictating, navigating, reviewing, and editing speech recognition generated documentation. The Dictaphone PowerMic II from Nuance is specially designed for enhanced physician productivity, providing ergonomic control of both standard dictation and speech recognition functions.
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