Example of a dialogue between the user
a n d voice output where dialling of a
telephone number is concerned:
User: Call.
Voice output: N a m e or number?
User: Number.
Voice output: The number, please!
User: Plus four nine.
Voice output repeats:
Plus four nine.
User: Seven three one.
Voice output repeats:
Seven three one.
User: O n e one nine nine.
Voice output repeats:
O n e one nine nine.
User: C h a n g e .
Voice output repeats the blocks of
numbers previously input:
Plus four nine - seven
three one.
23
User: O n e one nine one.
Voice output repeats:
O n e one nine one.
User: Call.
Voice output: The number (+49) 731
1191 is being dialled.
N a m e
Using this c o m m a n d , you c a n select a
telephone number under a n a m e (voice
t a g ) .
If the system recognises a name input
already available, it is shown on the
display. The symbol representing a
voice t a g a p p e a r s to the right of the name.
Redial
Using the " R e d i a l " c o m m a n d , you c a n
redial the number most recently dialled.
S a v e
Using this c o m m a n d , you c a n s a v e a
telephone number under a voice t a g .
Y o u also h a v e the additional option of
including the previously input voice t a g in
the directory.
Voice tags c a n only be included in the
directory if they a r e s a v e d in the
infotainment system.
A maximum of 25 voice tags c a n be
included in the directory.
Voice tags a r e dependent on the
speaker, which means that only the
person who has spoken in the voice tag
c a n select it.
