Voice command list

Downloaded mobile phone contacts is displayed on the screen, and afterwards, you can make a call by speaking the name.

You can immediately make a call to (name) in the downloaded mobile phone contacts.

Ex.) “Call John Smith”

You can immediately make a call to (name) in the downloaded mobile phone contacts saved as ‘mobile’.

You can immediately make a call to (name) in the downloaded mobile phone contacts saved as ‘Office’.

Ex.) “Call John Smith in office”

You can immediately make a call to (name) in the downloaded mobile phone contacts saved as ‘Home’.

Ex.) “Call John Smith at home”

You can immediately make a call to (name) in the downloaded mobile phone contacts saved as another phone category except ‘mobile, home, office’. Ex.) “Call John Smith on other”

It displays the dial number screen that you can speak the phone number.

You can make a call by speaking directly the number you want to call.
Ex.) Dial 123-456-7890 : “Dial one two three four five six seven eight nine zero”

It immediately make a call to the last called phone number in the call history.

It displays the latest call list, and you can make a call by speaking the list number.

It runs radio that listened recently among FM, AM and DAB.

It runs FM radio.

It runs the frequency you spoke of FM radio.

Ex.) FM 87.50 : “FM eighty seven point five”

It runs AM radio.

It runs the frequency you spoke of AM radio. Ex.) AM 522 : “AM five hundred twenty two”

It runs the saved No. 1~12 broadcastings when FM/AM or DAB is listening.

It runs DAB radio.

It displays the DAB station list.

It displays the DAB station list when DAB is listening.

It plays file from media that run recently.

It plays music file from media that run recently. This command does not include video or image.

It plays video file from media that run recently.

It plays image file from media that run recently.

It plays a disc that is currently inserted.

It plays a music file of iPod that is currently connected. It works identically when iPhone is connected and if not iPod but USB is connected, it will plays a music file of USB instead of iPod.

It plays or displays a file of USB that is currently connected. If not USB but iPod is connected, it plays a music file of iPod instead of USB.

It plays a music file of currently connecting Bluetooth mobile phone. It may not be supported according to Bluetooth connection condition.

It plays a music file of iPod connected in the front seat.

It plays a music file of iPod connected in the rear seat. (Rear seat iPod : option)

It plays a music file from USB connected in the front or rear seat that played recently. (Rear seat USB: option)

It plays a video file from USB connected in the front or rear seat that played recently. (Rear seat USB: option)

It displays a image file from USB connected in the front or rear seat that played recently. (Rear seat USB: option)

It plays or displays a file of USB connected in the front seat. If not USB, but iPod is connected, it plays a music file of iPod instead of USB.

It plays a music file of USB connected in the front seat.

It plays a video file of USB connected in the front seat.

It displays a image file of USB connected in the front seat.

It plays or displays a file of USB connected in the rear seat. If not USB bur iPod is connected, it plays a music file of iPod instead of USB. (option)

It plays a music file of USB connected in rear seat. (option)

It plays a video file of USB connected in rear seat. (option)

It plays a image file of USB connected in rear seat. (option)

It plays a stopped track. If it is playing, it remains the current condition.

It pauses a playing track. If it is paused, it remains the current condition.

It plays the track having spoken number.

It randomly plays all tracks. If it is randomly playing, it remains the current condition.

It cancels the random playing and sequentially plays all tracks. If it is sequentially playing, it remains the current condition.

It repeats the playing track. If it is repeating, it remains the current condition.

It cancels the repeat and sequentially plays all tracks. If it is sequentially playing, it remains the current condition.

It plays a stopped file. If it is playing, it remains the current condition.

It pauses a playing file. If it is paused, it remains the current condition.

It randomly plays all files. If it is randomly playing, it remains the current condition.

It cancels the random playing and sequentially plays all files. If it is sequentially playing, it remains the current condition.

It repeats the playing file. If it is repeating, it remains the current condition.

It cancels the repeat and sequentially plays all files. If it is sequentially playing, it remains the current condition.

Searches for the address and sets it as the destination.

To search for an address, say “City → Street → House number” (in that order, excluding the country).

e.g. London, Eresby Place, 32 (three two)

Find the nearest points of interest to your current location. After this command, you can find the name of a location following the step-by-step instructions.

Find <Category> nearest to your current location. For details of “Category”, see the “Nearest <Category>list” on page 105.e.g. Nearest “Parking”

Finds POIs near the destination. After this command, you can find the name of a location following the step-by-step instructions.

Finds something in the category “<Category>” near the destination. see the “Nearest <Category> list “ on the page 105. e.g. “Parking” near destination

Goes to the current position on the navigation map.

Displays a list combining Previous destinations and Previous starting points all together.

You can then set a destination by saying the listed number.

Displays a list of recent destinations that you can return to by saying the number on the list.

Displays a list of recent starting points that you can return to by saying the number on the list.

Goes to the Traffic Information menu screen.

Set your home as the destination. Your home address must be set up in the Navigation System.

Set the destination to your office/place of work. Your office/place of work must be set up in the Navigation System.

Turns on the voice guidance system.

Turns off the voice guidance system.

Zooms in as much as possible on the navigation map.

Zooms out as much as possible on the navigation map.

Stop the route to the fixed destination.

Resume the route guidance to the fixed destination.

Tells you the remaining distance and time to your destination.

Restarts the route to your destination. You can then select either “Fast” or “Short”.

Starts a new route to your destination that will take the least amount of time.

Starts a new route to your destination that will cover the shortest distance.

Displays a map overview of the entire route to your destination.

Goes to the voice recognition help screen. All available commands can then be identified and used.

When voice recognition is active, this command is used when an answer is requested for a confirmation question.

When you cannot select a certain name, such as in Call History, you can select it using line number.

Simple numbers, such as “one” and “two”, can be recognized.

When five or more searched items are listed, you can move to the previous or next page using a voice command.

When Dial or Destination search results are displayed, this command is used to search manually rather than searching using a voice command.

Voice recognition stops after this command is used.

Goes back to the previous screen.

It ends the voice recognition.