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Post by sunshine8370 on Mar 22, 2007 10:15:47 GMT -5
Can anyone tell me what the little ticking noise in the StenoRam III+ is for? I would assume that I could use that ticking as a metronome, but I'm not sure if I can set the speed of it the way I can set the volume of the ticking. I am a student and have reached the point where I need to begin doing drills and was wondering if this ticking is used for the purpose of helping you with rhythm. Thanks!  |
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Post by Michael Smith on Mar 27, 2007 18:44:08 GMT -5
Hi sunshine8370, I checked with the writer techs and they informed me there shouldn't be a "ticking" noise coming from your writer. There is no "metronome" feature in any of the available writers as well. If you are sure that the noise is coming from your StenoRam, I would recommend you send it in to a service center and have it looked at. It may just need the yearly service. You can find out more information about yearly services on our website www.jmsteno.com/servicew.htmIf you currently connect your StenoRam to a computer, what CAT software are you using with it? An older software (Premier Power) actually made "beeps" as you press a stroke on the writer. This can be disabled in realtime options. I don't believe any other software did that by default. Hope that helps! |
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