Voice Recognition

You can use voice recognition to call your contacts by speaking their name (speed-dialing), or to control some handsfree functions through wordspotting features. Phones and handsfree systems use a speaker-dependent technology that requires you to train the names and commands prior to using them as voice-activated shortcuts. CK3000/DriveBlue will record words twice to increase voice recognition accuracy.

Depending on your phone model, voice recognition speed-dialing is performed either from the phone or from DriveBlue. In the first case, refer to your phone's manual for properly training names. To achieve best results with CK3000/DriveBlue's voice recognition:

Insert DriveBlue inside the cigarette lighter outlet and power it up
Close doors and windows, turn off all sources of noise: engine, fans, radio
From the driver's seat, speak the names to train clearly, with a natural voice

CK3000/DriveBlue voice recognition: Training a name, your voice is sampled and recorded for a maximum of 2 seconds from the time CK3000/DriveBlue picks up initial signal. It is much better to provide the system with longer names to process. For instance, training "John Smith" will yield much better results than just "John".

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