When you are the speaker:
•
Spoken-word commands or responses appear as
uppercase first letter and in bold (for example,
Dial
).
•
Digit responses appear as individual numbers
with a dash between digits (for example, 1-8-0-
0)
•
Commands or responses that have multiple
words appear as uppercase words with a dash
between words (for example, JOHN-SMITH-
HOME). This indicates that the words should
be spoken without pausing between words.
MODES OF OPERATION
VControl
is designed for use in automotive
environments. You control the unit through a
“single” touch tactile control pad, and through voice
commands you control the desired functionality.
The unit prompts you with an easy-to-follow
dialogue and recognizes a variety of accents, but
also performs exceptionally well in an environment
with typical background noise (air conditioning,
road and engine noise, etc.).
SPEECH AND TONES
VControl
communicates in two (2) ways:
•
Human Voice
The system says names, prompts, locations,
and numbers in a high-quality human voice.
•
Beeps
VCONTROL™™
augments its speech with
a single beep through the dialogue, the
meaning of which is dependent upon
context. In most cases the beep is to signify
that the system has concluded it’s prompt
and is waiting for a command.
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SYMBOLS
Please note the following symbols/conventions that
are intended to enhance the readability of the User’s
Guide.
Î
When the activation symbol is displayed,
please press the corresponding key on the control
pad.
Î
The minus button will decrease volume
Î
The plus button will increase the volume
Î
The switch button has a variety of
functionalities such as 3-way calling, privacy mode,
etc.
Î
The Mute button will mute a caller
<Beep>
Î
A short tone emitted from the system to
signify a certain activity
“
Ready”
Î
Words in italics and quotes represent
voice prompts from the system
Set-Up
Î
Bold words represent spoken commands
by the operator
Sample Dialogues appear in shaded boxes:
Sample Dialogue
“
Ready”
<Beep>
Call
Î
“
Say the name”
[Information contained in brackets are either
options or special notes] – Then plain text
following the prompt describes the kits actions
or results pending a certain command.
