Dialling From The G2P PHONEBOOK

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Provided the phonebook has been downloaded via Bluetooth®, the voice system is able to perform a grapheme-to-phoneme (G2P) transcription of each of the names stored in the phonebook. This is then used by the voice system to allow the user to dial a contact by saying the name stored in the phonebook. There is no need to store a voice tag first.

The user's voice command is matched against the phonebook entries. A list of likely recognition candidates is presented in a 'pick list' for the user to select from. If the chosen contact has more than one number associated with it, the voice system will work with the user to determine the exact number they wish to dial.

The system will attempt to recognize names based on the currently selected voice language. Foreign contacts may not be recognised correctly and depending on the characters used, may not be recognised at all.