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Hands-Free Calling
Steering wheel controls (if equipped)
• Press the
button on the steering wheel or in the instrument panel to engage
the OnStar system. When the system responds with "Ready" and the talk-tone,
give any of the voice commands.
How to dial numbers for phone extensions and access voice mail
systems (if equipped)
After calling an automated phone system, the steering wheel control function (if
so equipped) can be used to dial phone extensions, dial numbers into voice mail
systems and navigate through the "PRESS 1, or PRESS 2" voice mail options.
NOTE: To use this feature, follow the steps in "Storing voice mailbox numbers and
passwords together as a name tag" on page 19.
For dialing extensions or numbers
1. Push the
Once the call connects, push the
2. When the system responds with "Ready," say "Dial."
3. When the system responds with "Say name or number to call" say the numbers
to be dialed. (Say "Pound key" for the # key, and "star key" for the * key.) The
number will dial when nothing is being said.
4. If another number or number function is needed, push the
say "Dial," then say the number(s) that need to be dialed.
Using Digit Dial and Digit Store
Use the Digit Dial function when the voice mail system has difficulty recognizing
your voice to dial numbers.
How Digit Dial works
1. Push the
talk-tone, say "Digit dial." (For storing name tags, say "Digit store.")
NOTE: "Pause" creates a 3-second delay between the mailbox numbers and the
password numbers. Depending on the voice mail system, two or three "pauses"
may be necessary to lengthen the delay between dialing the mailbox and the
password numbers.
2. When the system responds with "Please say the first digit to dial (or store),"
say the first digit of the number to be dialed (or stored) and wait for it to be
repeated back.
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button and use the "Dial" or "Call <name tag>" command.
button. When the system responds with "OnStar ready" and
button.
button again and
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