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– Reduce background noise by closing the win-
dows, doors and sunroof.
– While giving voice commands, avoid other
noise in the vehicle (e.g. passengers speaking
among themselves).
WARNING!
Accident hazard Since stressful situations
can cause your voice to change, it may happen
that a telephone connection you want is not es-
tablished quickly enough.
û Do not use the voice control system to op-
erate the telephone in cases of emergency.
For safety reasons, an emergency call can
only be initiated directly on the device.
Symbols in sample dialogues
A number of the voice commands initiate dia-
logues between you and the voice control system.
A few of these dialogues are presented in the op-
erating manual as examples.
The following symbols are used in the sample dia-
logues:
symbol
This symbol identifies a voice command spoken
by you.
symbol
This symbol identifies an announcement made by
the PCM.
symbol
This symbol identifies a message shown on the
PCM display.
Beep
symbol
This symbol identifies the audible signal that
sounds as soon as the PCM is ready to accept a
command.
Commands
The commands supported by your voice control
system are divided into two categories:
Local commands
Local commands can only be spoken within the re-
spective main function. They are not listed here
since they include all menu items shown on the
display. The only exceptions are the w and
b menus as well as the various SET men-
us. These are not voice controllable.
Voice control for lists is different and is described
in the section "Operating lists using voice control"
on page 178.
Global commands
Global commands can be spoken in any function.
They include:
– the main functions of your PCM,
– selected shortcuts (branching directly to a
function without opening its main function be-
forehand) as well as
– the various help topics.
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