Operator`s manual

there is only one entry on the list, voice
control asks if it is correct.
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Please select a line number.
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Line number 1
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Line number 1 accepted
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Would you like to enter a street?
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Yes
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Please say the name of the street
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Park Avenue
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Loading list of streets
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The system shows a numbered list of
possible street names on the display.
If there is only one entry on the list,
voice control asks if it is correct.
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Please select a line number
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Line number 1
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Line number 1 accepted
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Would you like to enter a house
number?
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No
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Would you like to start route guidance?
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Yes
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Starting route guidance
The system stores the selected destination
and starts route guidance.
If you give one of the following commands,
the system guides you through the dialog to
route guidance.
“Enter Town”
You can use the “Enter town” command to
enter any town in the state or province that is
currently selected.
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If the city you require does not appear in
the list or the system fails to recognize the
name of the town, it can be entered by
using the “Spell town” command.
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You can use the “Next page” or “Previous
page” commands to scroll through the list.
You can use the “Correction” command to
enter the name of the town again.
Example of dialog:
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Enter town
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Please say the name of the town
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Albany
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Loading list of towns
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The system shows a numbered list of
possible town names on the display. If
there is only one entry on the list, voice
control asks if it is correct.
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Please select a line number
s
Line number 1
t
Line number 1 accepted
The town is stored for route guidance.
“Spell town”
Using the “Spell town” command, you can
spell any town. This may be necessary if
certain town or street names are not
recognized.
Say the letters in the form of a continuous
string of letters. In the case of long names, it
is not always necessary to spell the whole
name. Usually only the first five to seven
letters are required.
A list of city names will appear in the display
and you can choose the one you require.
Say each individual letter clearly.
It is not easy to avoid confusion of
similarsounding letters (e.g. D and E).
Example of dialog:
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Spell town
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Please spell the town
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F-R-E-N-S
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Loading list of towns
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The system shows a numbered list of
city names on the display
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Please select a line number
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Number three
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Number three accepted
The town is stored for route guidance.
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