Chevrolet 2011 Volt Owner's Manual page 273

The state name displays.
In some cases the radio shows
a candidate list with the closest
matches to the spoken state
name. The system asks the
user to select an item from the
candidate list either by pressing
the desired choice, or by saying
the list number of the desired
choice.
4. The system asks the user
to say the city name. As shown
earlier, the radio can display a
candidate list with the closest
matches to the spoken city
name. Say the correct
city name.
5. Reply with the street name
including the suffix (Blvd, Ave,
Rd, etc.), when prompted.
The radio might display a
candidate list with the closest
matches to the spoken street
name. Say the correct
street name.
6. Reply with the house number
when prompted. The radio might
display a candidate list with the
closest matches to the spoken
house number. Say the house
number as a single digit.
7. Confirm the correct address is
displayed, then reply with yes
or no, when prompted.
8. This address is now set as
the destination. Select the
Start screen button to begin
destination guidance.
I n f o r ma t i o n P r o v i d e d b y :
Infotainment System
Voice Tag Commands
Voice tags are recorded phrases
that can be stored in the navigation
system. These voice tags are
associated with address book
entries, and once these voice tags
are stored, they can be used as
part of a voice recognition command
that sets the particular address book
entry as a destination. See Address
Book earlier in this manual for
information about instructions on
how to store a voice tag in the
system.
Navigation (go to) (voice tag):
This command allows selection of a
destination saved under the stored
voice tag. The system plays back
the voice tag and asks to confirm
by saying yes or no.
If a destination is set to Home, say
Navigation go to Home. After the
system plays back the voice tag
and it is confirmed, the system
sets Home as the destination.
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