Philips SpeechMike Button Mappings

Both Talkingvet for Windows and macOS support the following Philips SpeechMike models;

If you try to use an older SpeechMike or a not supported model, you can use the device for a microphone but the button presses will not work.

By default, the key mappings are the same as with SayIt:

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