Pioneer AVIC-HD3-II - Manual (Page 145)

p For <Registered phone book’s pronuncia-
tion> shown on
“Voice commands related
to hands-free phoning
”, say the registered
pronunciation. For example, if the regis-
tered pronunciation in phone book is
“My
friend
” and you want to operate “Telephone
Book
”, say “My friend”. You can hear and
edit the pronunciation.
= For details, refer to Editing the entry in
“Phone Book” on page 73
p For <Album playlist name>, <Artist play-
list name>, <Track name> shown on
“Voice commands related to AV operation”,
say the name in the music library (if you
edited their pronunciation, say their pro-
nunciation). You can hear and edit the pro-
nunciation.
= For details, refer to Changing the pronun-
ciation of a playlist name or track name on
page 113
p For <City Centre> shown on “Voice com-
mands related to navigation
”, say their city
name directly. For example, if the city name
is
“London” and you want to operate
“Search by city centre”, say “London”.
The following table indicates the countries
that can be selected for the search depend-
ing on which language is selected.
[ Language] in [Regional Set-
tings]
The country you
can use POI
search
English, Swedish, Danish, Nor-
wegian
UK (United King-
dom, Great Brit-
ain, England)
Dutch, Flemish NL (Netherlands)
Spanish, Portuguese
E (Spain, Andor-
ra)
German
A (Austria), D
(Germany)
French
L (Luxembourg), F
(France, Monaco)
Italian
I (Italy, San Mari-
no, Vatican City)
p For <Category Name>and <Sub Category
Name> in
“Vicinity Search”, refer to “Cate-
gory list for vicinity search
” and say the de-
sired category in that list.
p You can skip the commands with the mark
(*). For example, in case search by Point of
interest, the system can recognise the com-
mand even if you say
“Vicinity Search” with-
out saying
“Destination”.
p If some candidates have been found, the
candidate list appears. Select the one from
the list and proceed to next step.
p During the voice operation, location screen
(A) or (B) may appear. In such a case, go to
“Location screen (A) and (B)” in the later
section, and continue the voice operation.
= For details, refer to Location screen (A)
and (B) on page 151
p The voice operations related the telephone
are available only using hands-free phoning
feature of this system and is unavailable
during a call.
= For details, refer to Using Hands-free
Phoning on page 66
p Terms written in italics are voice com-
mands.
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Chapter
16
Operating
Y
our
Navigation
System
with
V
oice