419-08 Cellular Phone: Description And Operation (page 6 of 8)

CD / MP3 Changer  
Touch Screen Display (TSD)  
Note Pad  
Navigation  

Voice control will not control Television or climate control system. 
 
On vehicles without navigation system fitted the voice recognition software is held in the Transceiver Module (TM) and the 
microphone is hardwired directly into the TM. ON vehicles with navigation the voice recognition software is held in the 
navigation computer and the microphone is wired directly into the navigation computer and the TM. Vehicles with only no 
navigation system will have a slightly reduced functionality compared with vehicles that have navigation fitted as well as 
the phone. 
 
The TM only houses voice recognition software for the telephone system. 
 
Voice control enables the driver to activate important functions of the car telephone and navigation systems without 
needing to operate any controls manually. This allows the driver to concentrate fully on driving the vehicle. Whenever the 
driver issues one of the defined voice commands with the system active, the voice control system converts the command 
into a control signal for the telephone or navigation system. The system recognises which system the command is 
directed at and routes the direction accordingly. The driver is guided through the dialogues by announcements or 
questions. 
 

Telephone 

The telephone system allows the following to be accessed and controlled by the voice recognition function. 
 
Dial Number  
 
This allows the user to dial a number (up to 20 digits) by digit entry with editing facility and with number as built up and 
displayed on the instrument pack message centre. The maximum number of recognised digits to be entered in one go is 
16. 
 
Phonebook  
 
This allows the user to store inputted phone numbers against inputted nametag. Nametags are user repeatable 
association names given to identify the numeric destination of the phone call. 
 
This facility will allow 50 nametags with corresponding telephone numbers to be stored within the voice recognition 
Phonebook. This phonebook should not be confused with the phonebook held within the Sim card or mobile phone. The 
facility shall allow editing of the nametags and phonebook and also provide audible feedback of the recorded nametag. 
Where nametags are part of the audible Feedback the corresponding phone number shall be displayed in text form on the 
instrument pack message centre.  
 
It is also possible to use the add name feature to enter a telephone number onto the IHU and then by voice recognition 
append a nametag and store this within the voice recognition phonebook. 
 

Radio 

The radio system allows the following to be accessed and controlled by the voice recognition function. 
 
Radio On  
 
This allows the user to switch on the radio function. "Radio On" switches the ICE system to Radio with the last station 
played. 
 
Radio Tune  
 
This allows the user to tune the radio the radio into the desired frequency and band. 
 
Radio Presets  
 
This allows the user to allocate frequency against a given band preset. The user must be tuned into the desired frequency 
and band prior to preset allocation. If a preset has already a stored frequency and band against that preset then the new 
frequency and band shall be allotted.