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Display and input
Information
If the Help texts function is deactivated, the visual
input assistance can be displayed via the icon
the title bar.
g Refer to chapter "Using voice control" on page 115.
Calling up audible input help
b Voice control active.
e
Say Help.
– or –
.
Say Help on voice control.
– or –
.
Say, e.g. Help on tuner, Help on media. One input
help per main menu is given.
Saying voice commands
In principle, there are three types of voice commands
that can be given:
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Global voice commands
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General voice commands
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Dialog-specific voice commands
The voice commands shown are a selection of all
those available. Where available, the system also rec-
ognizes synonyms. For example, instead of saying
Call John Doe you can also say Phone John Doeor
Dial John Doe.
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g Refer to chapter "Using voice control" on page 115.
Saying global voice commands
Global voice commands are all those which call up
in
specific functions. Global voice commands can al-
ways be used, regardless of the main menu selected.
This makes it possible to call up a function directly,
without first having to switch to the relevant main
menu. If, for example, the NAV main menu is active
and the voice command Station e.g. Radio station XY
is said, the said station is called up.
Examples of global voice commands:
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Station e.g. Radio station XY
–
Call e.g. Doe
Saying general voice commands
General voice commands may be given at any point in
the dialog. Examples of general voice commands:
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New input: Restarts voice control.
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Correction: If, for example, a phone number has
been entered in several blocks (e.g. 0711 911),
voice control deletes the last block entered.
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Help: An input help list with possible voice com-
mands is displayed.
–
Cancel: The dialog is canceled.
Saying dialog-specific voice commands
Dialog-specific voice commands are required as soon
as a dialog with PCM begins. These include, for ex-
ample, the following voice commands:
–
Line 1
–
Next page/previous page
–
Yes/No
Operating list by voice
Scrolling through a list
e
To browse further/back through a list, say Next
page/previous page.
– or –
.
Using lists via touchscreen or rotary push button.
Say a list entry
Blue list items can be spoken. Otherwise, list items
can be opened using the blue line numbers.
e
Say the voice command line 1.
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