The ECS IN RC600 FP foot pedal is designed for ease of use for transcribing in to Marantz digital voice recorders.  This foot pedal has the ability to handle a heavy transcription workload with little to no foot fatigue.

The ECS IN-RC600-FP foot pedal is used in full time work environments such as:

• Medical Transcription (using a Marantz digital voice recorder not included)
• Legal Transcription (using a Marantz digital voice recorder not included)
• Insurance Transcription (using a Marantz digital voice recorder not included)
• Public Safety Transcription (using a Marantz digital voice recorder not included)

Ergonomic design of USB foot pedal allows you to rest your foot comfortably while you are dictating or transcribing.  USB foot pedal includes a wide, central, sloping Play pedal.  Large size of USB foot pedal enables you to easily move your foot from the Play to Fast Forward to Rewind keys during transcription.

• Ergonomic design for minimal to no foot fatigue
• Rugged heavy duty design
• Built with heavy duty components
• Built with precision switches designed for 2,000,000 depressions
• Designed to not allow accidental depression of more than one pedal
• Mechanical stop preventing accidental triggering of center pedal while stepping on side pedals
• Hardwired to not allow accidental un-plugging
• 90 inch heavy duty USB Cord

Partial list of compatible Marantz Digital Recorders:

• Marantz Professional - PMD620
• Marantz Professional - PMD620MKII
• Marantz Professional - PMD661MKII

System Requirements:

This is an 3.5 mm stereo Foot Control for used with Marantz digital voice recorders that use the 3.5 mm port for controlling the play / rewind / fast forward motion.  If you already have a Marantz digital voice reorder (check compatibility list above).

If you have any questions about this ECS IN-RC600-FP foot control please call us at (800) 644-9525.  Lets make sure you get what you need correctly the first time.  We'll be happy to assist you.

Downloads:

• ECS IN-RC600-FP Transcription Foot Pedal Installation User Guide Instructions