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Starting A Voice Session
To start a voice session, push the
Interrupting A Voice Session
At any time during the voice session (dialogue),
you may push the button again to restart the
session and give a new command, regardless of
the previous dialogue.
For example, if the system is giving a help voice
message and you recognize the desired
command, it may be useful to interrupt the help
message by pushing the
command, so that you don't have to wait until the
end of the help message.
Deactivating A Voice Session
If you briefly push the button (for a few seconds),
the current voice session will automatically close
when a command has been recognized and no
further actions are required by the driver.
A phone call will also interrupt the voice session,
in order to allow you to answer and speak
normally using the speakerphone.
VOICE SESSION STATUS
After a voice session has been opened, the
system shows its status through an icon on the
display and an acoustic signal.
There are fours statuses:
Green
icon: the system is listening —
you can say a command
Yellow
icon: the system is processing the
command — wait for the voice response or for
the execution of the command
96
Gray
command and is giving the voice response or
button once.
other response
Red
understanding the command. In a few
seconds, the icon will turn back to green and
you will be able to repeat the command or give
a new command
Short text next to the icon provides information
on the processing status or on the system
response to the command.
button and giving the
MULTIPLE CHOICE LIST
In some cases, the system may find multiple
responses to the requested action. When that
happens, the display shows a list of the possible
alternatives. Just say the number of the desired
item or, if the command did not provide the
desired response, say "Edit" to go back.
icon: the system has processed the
icon: a problem has occurred with
Voice Commands
For example, the command "Call John" could
receive as a response a multiple choice list
containing:
John Doe
John Smith
John Roe
When these lists are open, you can make your
choice also by using the Rotary Pad.
VOICE COMMANDS —
PRACTICAL USE
Voice commands can be used for most functions
of the main applications of the radio system
("RADIO", "MEDIA", "NAVIGATION", and
"PHONE").
Voice commands may be simple instructions,
such as "Help", "Show contacts", or instructions
with a variable part according to the phonebook,
connected devices, available radio stations or
navigation addresses. For example, commands
with variables are: "tune to 95.6", and "Navigate
to 221B, Baker Street, London".
Complex instructions can be imparted also with a
simple control which starts a two-step dialogue in
which the system will ask to specify the variable
in the second step ("step by step" method).
For example, if you use the "Call" command you
will be prompted to specify the number to be
called or if you use the "Play Album" (or "Genre"/
"Composer"/"Artist"/"Playlist"/"Song") you will
be asked to say the title of the album (or genre/
composer, etc.).
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