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Telephone book, function - GF82.70-P-3001M

MODELS 215.3, 220.0 /1 as of 1.9.03 with CODE (813) Voice control system (VCS) 

Reading the telephone book 

Following the command "Read telephone book" the VCS reads out the names that are stored in the address book. If, while reading out a name, the VCS switch (S93/2) is moved in driver direction, then this name is selected and a question is asked regarding whether the private, business or the CTEL number should be dialed.

Actions in the address book 

The address book can be used in a similar way as the telephone book; it is possible to have the address book read out and to open or delete individual entries depending on the voice command using the VCS switch (S93/2) in driver direction. If a voice tag has been assigned to an entry, then this entry can be selected via voice command. To do this, the speech recognition system is operated in compound word mode; words both from the speaker dependent and the non speaker dependent part are recognized.

Deleting the address book 

The command "Delete address book" enables all or individual address book entries to be deleted.

Dialing a name 

With the aid of this command, telephone numbers can be selected from the address book by entering the related name via a voice command. The entry is speaker-dependent and can only be requested reliably again by the person who saved the entry.

Deleting a name 

With the aid of the command "Delete name" it is possible to delete entries from the address book. In doing so, there is a distinction between entries having been created by voice input or in writing. The entire entry is only deleted, if the entry was created via voice operation and was not edited.

Navigate key word (Voicetag) 

If in the address book only one geocode is stored per voice command, then this is used to start the navigation system. Otherwise a question is asked as to whether the business or private address should be selected. It is also possible, though to directly enter business or private via the "keyword".

Select keyword (Voicetag) 

If only one number is stored in the address book, then this number is dialed promptly. Otherwise, the system asks whether the business, mobile CTEL or private number should be dialed. It is also possible, though to directly enter business, cellular mobile telephone or private via the "keyword".

Delete keyword (Voicetag) 

With the aid of this command it is possible to delete keywords from the address book. In doing so, there is a distinction whether the entry was created via voice input or whether the entry was created in writing. The entire entry is deleted, if the entry was created via voice operation and was not edited. Otherwise, only the keyword is deleted, and the remaining data in the entry are retained.

Displaying and processing an entry 

Entries that have already been assigned a keyword can be displayed on the display of the COMAND operating, display and control unit (A40/3) via voice command.

Entries that have not been assigned a spoken keyword can be selected by spelling out. The spelling feature can also be started by using the appropriate control button (softkey) in the main address book menu in the operation field of the COMAND operating, display and control unit (A40/3).

The user can now select an entry from the numbered name list, the "Pick list" (the recognized results that were entered into the address book) either by typing the number of the desired entry on the telephone keypad of the COMAND operating, display and control unit (A40/3) or speaking the number of the desired entry.

Example:

"Use 1" or "Accept 1" accepts the first alternative, number 2 accepts the second alternative.

With "Go forward" you can browse through to the next page. With "Back" you return to the previous page. With "correct" it is possible to exit the current Pick list.

The opened entry can then be processed or used via voice command. To do this, the voice recognition has to be restarted by using the VCS switch (S93/2).

Store name 

Once an entry has been opened, a keyword can be allocated to this entry with the "save name" command.

Store number 

Once an entry has been opened, a phone number can be saved for this entry with the "save number" command.

Dial 

If only one number is saved in the entry, then it is dialed promptly, otherwise the system asks which numbers should be dialed. It is however also possible to specify the desired number straight away, by additionally appending "private", "portable cellular phone" or "business" to the word "Select".

Delete number 

If only one number is stored in the address book, then it is deleted by using the "delete number" command, otherwise the system asks which number should be deleted.

Listening to names 

By using the "listen to name" command it is possible to listen to the keyword that has been allocated to the card of the opened entry.

Deleting a name 

By using the "delete name" command it is possible to delete the keyword that has been allocated to the opened entry.

Navigating 

The Geocode that is recorded in the address book can be transmitted to the navigation system. If only one Geocode is stored navigation is started. Otherwise, the systems asks whether it should guide the user to the business or private address. It is also possible, though to directly enter "navigation business" or "navigation, private". If no valid Geocode is stored then the system issues an acoustic response.

Address book help 

The VCS reads the help text for the address book. The help text depends on the which help is requested:

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