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To use voice recognition:

1. Push and hold

g until a beep is

heard. The audio system mutes.

This button is located on the

left side of the navigation system

faceplate.

2. Clearly state one of the

commands listed on the following

pages. For example, say “FM1.”

3. The system states the command

being implemented. For example,

the system says “FM1 Radio”

and the audio system changes

to the FM1 source.

You may end voice recognition by

not speaking any commands.

After about ﬁve seconds of silence,

the system automatically cancels

voice recognition.

At times, the system may not

understand a spoken command.

If this happens, try again. If a spoken

command is not available, the

system provides feedback based on

availability.

While using voice recognition, make

sure to keep interior noise levels

to a minimum. Otherwise, the

system might not recognize voice

commands.

The system only recognizes

commands spoken in English.

Voice Recognition Commands

The following list shows all of the

voice commands available for the

navigation system with a brief

description of each. Any words

shown in square brackets are

optional. If there are words shown

in parentheses, choose one of

the options. To use the voice

commands, refer to the instructions

listed previously.

Help Commands

These commands are universal

and enable you to use the help

prompts available from the system.

Command Help/List: Enables the

system to provide the available

commands for the navigation radio.

Cancel: Cancels the voice

recognition function.

Radio Commands

Radio: Changes the audio system

to the next radio audio source.

AM: Changes the audio system to

the AM audio source.

FM1: Changes the audio system to

the FM1 audio source.

FM2: Changes the audio system to

the FM2 audio source.

XM1: Changes the audio system to

the XM1 audio source.

XM2: Changes the audio system to

the XM2 audio source.

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