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Philips 9600 DPM Setup Guide Manual

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Maximize your efficiency by combining portable recording power with industry-leading voice dictation. This guide provides detailed setup instructions for integrating the Philips 9600 DPM digital recorder with Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 10 Professional or Legal editions. Designed for professionals and students, it walks you through optimal profile creation, hardware configuration, and best practices to ensure highly accurate, hands-free transcription of documents written on the go.

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Dragon Naturally Speaking

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Philips DPM Setup Guide for Dragon

Philips DPM Setup Guide (revision 1.1) for Dragon Naturally Speaking Version as released in North America

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Page 1 Dragon Naturally Speaking Version Philips DPM Setup Guide for Dragon Philips DPM Setup Guide (revision 1.1) for Dragon Naturally Speaking Version as released in North America
Page 2 The material in this guide applies to Professional and Legal editions of Dragon Naturally Speaking, the Philips DPM device, and Speech Exec Pro Dictate software. We welcome comments about this guide a...
Page 3 Setting your options for the Philips Digital Recorder to work with Dragon. Dragon Naturally Speaking supports handheld digital recorders (and other PDAs that record in “.wav”, ".wma", “.dss”...
Page 4 Step 4: Select “DMP/DT Configuration” “Automatic Conversion” and check the option “Convert automatically when downloading dictation” and then click “Configure”. Step 5: In the “Select Audio Format” di...
Page 5 Step 6: While still in the “DMP/DT Configuration” section select “DPM setting” and then click “Start”. Under the “General” section of this dialog make sure the following options are selected: Recordin...
Page 6 “Enrolling” your Digital Recorder within Dragon Dragon Naturally Speaking is speaker-dependant software. To recognize your speech accurately, it must have “profile” of you, which it stores in set of f...
Page 7 Step 5: Click "Next". The New User Wizard now displays list of possible texts to read aloud in order for Dragon to get used to how you sound via the digital recorder. Select the text you wis...
Page 8 Step 7: Click “Next” on the New User Wizard dialog box, then click the “Browse” button to locate the training file. The “.WAV” file will be in the folder designated by the Speech Exec software. TIP By...
Page 9 Adding Digital Recorder “Source” to an existing User Profile Instead of creating new user profile with the Digital Recorder source, an existing user profile can have the “Digital recorder using sound ...
Page 10 Use different modes while recording to suit your specific dictation needs. Dragon Naturally Speaking transcribes in Normal Mode by default. However, there are instances where you may find it helpful t...
Page 11 Transcribing your Recorded Audio to Text Now that your audio files have been transferred to your PC, follow the steps bellow to perform the transcription: (Make sure to have Dragon loaded with your Di...
Page 12 Step 4: Select the “Dragon Pad Window” or “A selected window” from the Transcription Options dialog and Click “Transcribe”. Once transcription begins make sure to not touch the Keyboard or Mouse until...
Page 13 Key points about using Philips with Dragon: You can add new dictation source to an existing user profile and retain custom words added to your user profile. It is required to convert the DSS Pro file ...

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Brand Philips
Pages 13
File Size 1015.93 KB
Published June 06, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is required for the Philips 9600 DPM to work accurately with Dragon?

The DSS Pro file format must be converted to .WAV, and you must correctly set options on the Philips recorder beforehand.

Which user profile source should I use for dictation from my recording files?

Use a user profile that has 'Digital recorder using sound files (.wav, .mp3, .wma) on disk' selected as the dictation source.

How can I insert transcribed text into documents or forms after dictation?

If you choose Selected Window, Dragon automatically inserts the text where your cursor is placed in any active Windows-based application.

What settings should I use for audio conversion when configuring the Philips 9600?

Select WAV file type with PCM format and attributes of 11.025 kHz, 16 Bit Mono.

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