OnStar Gen 6, Руководство пользователя

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Voice Commands/Speech Recognition
• People with high-pitched voices may have better
results by speaking in a deeper, lower-pitched voice.
However, do not lower the volume of the voice.
• Avoid speaking with a rising intonation, like asking
a question. Use a flat or falling intonation, like
giving an answer.
What to say
Personal Calling: one-word commands
• Commands—The Personal Calling system listens
for only one word at a time. (There are some
exceptions: two-word phrases that are spoken and
understood as a single word, e.g., “Virtual Advisor,”
“Voice Feedback,” and “my number.”)
• Numbers—When inputting a phone number, the
Personal Calling system listens for a continuous
string of digits. It can recognize seven-, ten-, and
eleven-digit numbers as well as the number 911.
When inputting security codes or voice-activated
keypad numbers, you must say them one digit at
a time.
• Say “Help” at the “OnStar Ready” prompt to hear
the list of Personal Calling commands.