Just Activated Blue Tooth
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From: Huntington Beach, CA
My Ride: (Expecting Oct. 2004) 2005 530i Sport package, premium sound package,premium package, xenon's, HUD, sat radio, cold weather package, navagation
With my car sat., bluetooth and nav all work great together, the only downfall is sat. will not work with voice command you have to use I drive, hope a future sw upgrade will be available.
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My Ride: 05 BMW 530i Orient Blue Metalic with Sport and Premium Package. Xenon Light. 35% tint, Red reflector, 123 type chrome rim.
Roost,
Please tell me how do you use Voice Activating when using the Bluetooth.
On my cell phone. I already setup name dial. For example "Ted
so I would press the Voice Icon on the wheel drive, the say what? Ted?
Please tell me how do you use Voice Activating when using the Bluetooth.
On my cell phone. I already setup name dial. For example "Ted
so I would press the Voice Icon on the wheel drive, the say what? Ted?
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Originally Posted by SillyBear' date='Nov 11 2004, 03:00 AM
Roost,
Please tell me how do you use Voice Activating when using the Bluetooth.
On my cell phone. I already setup name dial.? For example "Ted
so I would press the Voice Icon on the wheel drive, the say what? Ted?
Please tell me how do you use Voice Activating when using the Bluetooth.
On my cell phone. I already setup name dial.? For example "Ted
so I would press the Voice Icon on the wheel drive, the say what? Ted?
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Then "dial name" and he says "say the name" and you say "ted". The guy then says "dial ted?" and you say yes.
You can also "dial number" and say "8675309"
Sometimes you have to give Voice guy a sec to respond but it works pretty well. Better than the v710 has built in (ie better recognition) with very similar commands and confirmation.
This function supersedes your voice dialing on the phone. I don't know that you can access that at all through bluetooth and I-drive but you don't really need to. The BMW doesn't need voice training (again like the v710).
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Originally Posted by 300TTto545' date='Nov 11 2004, 04:57 AM
Say - "phone" to get to the phone (unless you are already there)
Then "dial name" and he says "say the name" and you say "ted". The guy then says "dial ted?" and you say yes.
You can also "dial number" and say "8675309"
Sometimes you have to give Voice guy a sec to respond but it works pretty well. Better than the v710 has built in (ie better recognition) with very similar commands and confirmation.
This function supersedes your voice dialing on the phone. I don't know that you can access that at all through bluetooth and I-drive but you don't really need to. The BMW doesn't need voice training (again like the v710).
Then "dial name" and he says "say the name" and you say "ted". The guy then says "dial ted?" and you say yes.
You can also "dial number" and say "8675309"
Sometimes you have to give Voice guy a sec to respond but it works pretty well. Better than the v710 has built in (ie better recognition) with very similar commands and confirmation.
This function supersedes your voice dialing on the phone. I don't know that you can access that at all through bluetooth and I-drive but you don't really need to. The BMW doesn't need voice training (again like the v710).
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Originally Posted by wnrussell' date='Nov 11 2004, 09:20 AM
[quote name='300TTto545' date='Nov 11 2004, 04:57 AM']
Say - "phone" to get to the phone (unless you are already there)
Then "dial name" and he says "say the name" and you say "ted". The guy then says "dial ted?" and you say yes.
You can also "dial number" and say "8675309"
Sometimes you have to give Voice guy a sec to respond but it works pretty well. Better than the v710 has built in (ie better recognition) with very similar commands and confirmation.
This function supersedes your voice dialing on the phone. I don't know that you can access that at all through bluetooth and I-drive but you don't really need to. The BMW doesn't need voice training (again like the v710).
Say - "phone" to get to the phone (unless you are already there)
Then "dial name" and he says "say the name" and you say "ted". The guy then says "dial ted?" and you say yes.
You can also "dial number" and say "8675309"
Sometimes you have to give Voice guy a sec to respond but it works pretty well. Better than the v710 has built in (ie better recognition) with very similar commands and confirmation.
This function supersedes your voice dialing on the phone. I don't know that you can access that at all through bluetooth and I-drive but you don't really need to. The BMW doesn't need voice training (again like the v710).
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[/quote]I don't think it does unfortunately. It just has mult #s listed but I don't know if it realizes that 1 is a cell and 1 is home. I've not spent a lot of time trying but I haven't figured out how to do anything but the first #.
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My Ride: (Expecting Oct. 2004) 2005 530i Sport package, premium sound package,premium package, xenon's, HUD, sat radio, cold weather package, navagation
You have to program
jeff home
jeff cell
jeff work
the voice activation picks up each one very well
jeff home
jeff cell
jeff work
the voice activation picks up each one very well
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Originally Posted by Wiu-Bimmer' date='Nov 11 2004, 05:21 PM
Hi Roost,
In order for voice activation to pick those up, do you record a voice tag (Voice name) on the cell phone first? or does voice recognition actually reads the name in your phonebook?
In order for voice activation to pick those up, do you record a voice tag (Voice name) on the cell phone first? or does voice recognition actually reads the name in your phonebook?
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