PEUGEOT BOXER 2018 Handbook page 217

To ensure that your voice commands are
always recognised by the system, we
recommend that you follow the advice
below:
- speak in a normal tone,
- always wait for the "beep" (audible
signal) before speaking,
- the system is able to recognise the
voice commands delivered, regardless
of gender, tone and inflexion of the
voice of the person speaking,
- keep the noise level inside the
passenger compartment as low as
possible,
- ask the other passengers not to
speak before you use the voice
commands. As the system recognises
voice commands whatever is said,
when more than one person speaks
at the same time, it is possible that
the system will recognise different
or additional commands to the one
intended,
- for best operation, it is recommended
that the windows and sunroof (for
models/markets where it is available)
be closed to avoid interference from
outside noise.
Steering wheel mounted controls
This button switches on the
"Telephone" voice recognition
mode, which makes it possible to
start calls, view the log of recent/
received/made calls, display
contacts, etc.
This button switches on the "Radio/
Media" voice recognition mode,
which makes it possible to tune
to a specific radio station radio or
specific AM/FM radio frequency,
play a track or an album on a USB
memory stick/iPod/MP3 CD.
Audio system
Voice interaction can be quickly used if
these buttons are pressed during a voice
message from the system; it allows
a voice command to be issued directly.
For example, if the system is speaking
a voice help message and if you know
the command to give the system, by
pressing these buttons, the voice
message is interrupted and the desired
voice command can be spoken directly (so
avoiding the need to listen to the complete
voice help message).
When the system is waiting for a voice
command from the user, pressing these
buttons closes the voice session.
Every time a button is pressed, a "beep"
(audible signal) is produced and the
screen displays a page of suggestions
asking the user to speak a command.
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