Next try some commands | Jaguar JJM 18 42 26 701 instruction

Quick Overview

JaguarVoice

Press and release the steering wheel voice button (A), wait for the end of the beep and say: ‘Voice Help’.

•The voice system will then give you a list of the help menus available.

•To cancel the dialogue, press and release the voice button.

•If you hear a double beep when you give a command, press the voice button and try again.

Next - try some commands

•Press and release the voice button before each command, and try the following:

‘Radio Tune 97.4 FM’ ‘Changer Play Track 4’ ‘Climate Control Temperature 21’ ‘Phone On’

Operating tips

1.After pressing the voice button (A), wait for the end of the single listening beep before giving the command.

A single beep denotes when the voice system is listening for a command. A double beep denotes when the system has stopped listening, due to an error or when an incorrect command has been given. ‘LISTENING’ will be displayed on the message centre in the instrument pack.

2.Face forward and speak naturally, as if you were talking to a passenger or on the phone.

3.Note the structure of the commands; remember this rather than trying to remember all the commands.

Device Function Setting

Radio Tune 97.4

The voice system will repeat the command back to you and display it on the message centre in the instrument pack. The command will then be performed.

See a list of useful commands on the next page. Have a go!

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Jaguar JJM 18 42 26 701 manual Next try some commands, Device Function Setting

Contents

TOUCH-SCREEN Display Jaguarvoice Page Handbook Contents Page Quick Start Page Recommended Operation XJ and S-TYPE panel shown Audio Options Available Only With a Route Set NavigationGetting started Options available while driving Navigation Menu Structure Device Function Setting Next try some commands Automatic Climate Control Commands Some Useful Voice Commands Radio CommandsSingle CD Commands CD Changer Commands Automatic Climate Control Screen CleaningIntroduction General Information In-Car Telephone About this Handbook Rear Multimedia XJ onlyWindow Tinting XJ and S-TYPE Touch-screen Display Type Touch-screen Display Touch-screen Display Touch-screen use and care Vehicle DifferencesMenu Volume Preset Brightness/Contrast Set clock System SetupUser settings Daytime running lamps XJ vehicle settingsTwo-stage unlock Auto fold door mirrors Panel illumination Climate ControlInformation Controls and displays Controls XJ and S-TYPE Controls X-TYPE Climate Control Displays Auto ModeIgnition On Celsius/Fahrenheit Selection Temperature SelectionDual Temperature Zones The XJ and S-TYPE External Temperature Frost and heavy misting Latched Air RecirclationWindscreen Defrost/Demist Heated Screens and Door Mirrors Manual Air Distribution Air ConditioningBlower Speed Blower Mute Climate Options Switching Climate Control OffRam Air Simulated rear control panel Items Relevant to the XJ OnlySmog sensing Page XJ and S-TYPE Steering Wheel Controls Cassette Tape Cassette Player Operation Single CD Player Operation Single CD Player CD button MixRepeat Pause Inserting the magazine Compact Disc CD ChangerLoading the CD changer CD check sequence Mix and CD mix CD changer modeCD Changer Operation CDC button Rear Multimedia Operation Rear Multimedia Source tone memory Rear Multimedia SettingsBalance and tone adjustment Reception Volume controlRadio Radio Operation To enter Setup Press Eject and AM/FM buttons simultaneously Audio SetupAutomatic volume control Volume preset adjustments Key Off Eject FM VolumeTape Clean Country Radio Data Systems RDS and Traffic Announcements TA Digital Signal ProcessingRadio Data Systems RDS Operation To deactivate TA Momentarily press TA Preset TA volume MEM TA and priority PTY interrupt skip PTY31-Alarm where broadcastProgramme Type PTY Priority programme type Audio System Source AM/FM modeBand switch AM/FM Seek and manual tuning MEM with radio data system RDS selected Auto memory a MEM Compact discs CDs Audio System CareRadio Cassettes Audio System Care Loading the Navigation DVD Navigation OverviewIntroduction Using the System Errors in Vehicle PositionSafety Information Road Junction Layouts In-car telephone features How the System Works Languages and Distance Units Route Guidance PositionTime and Distance to Destination Alternative Routes Control Panel the XJ shown Initial Map Display Basic Screen DisplaysScreen Displays Initial Map Screen Function of the On-screen Buttons Scrolling the Map Additional Buttons POI/POI Off buttons Volume AdjustmentMenus Name Lists Function of On-screen Control Icons Character Input Number Input Roundabout icon Shows Split screen Screen TypesMap Screen Guidance Screen Turn List Functions available on the move Navigation MenuNavigation Menu Audible instructions Map Display Route SettingSetting a Route Selecting the System Select City Destination Entry MenuEnter Street Name Start Guidance Enter House Number Confirm Destination Toll roads and ferries Route GuidanceArrival at Destination Alternative routes Route Preferences Route OptionsRoute Options Menu Detour Turn list Display Whole RouteEnd of route display Avoid point/area Cancel GuidanceCalculate Delete Next Way Pt Restore System Defaults Set Up MenuNavigation Set Up Menu Average Speed Settings Position heading Position procedureCalibration Map options Display OptionsChanging the Display Language Guidance options Area States/Countries Search Area/Country Change Enter by Address Destination Entry House number entry Select city Address Entry Messages Order of Address Entry Using a Previous Destination Using a Memory Point Using the Home Position Enter a freeway name Using a Map LocationUsing a Freeway Entrance/Exit Select from map Enter first street name Using an IntersectionSelect entrance/exit Select junction Select city POI Icon Display Points of Interest POISelecting a Quick POI Category Jaguar Retailer Locations Cancelling POI Icon DisplayPOI Information Changing the Categories Other Selection Methods Entry by CityEntry by Category City centres POI ListCity followed by category Category followed by city Changing the Quick POI Categories Categories/Sub-categoriesPOI Entry Messages Memory point details Cancelling Icon DisplayMemory Points Add a memory point Stored LocationsStored Locations Menu Memory Points Home Avoid Area Previous Dest Dest. & Way Pt Icon list ListLocation details Navigation nametags Add HomeDelete Del. All Avoid Area Destination and Way Point Previous Destination Way point order Confirm Route Route settingsRoute Calculation Calculating the Route Editing way points Storing Way PointsFirst way Point Additional Way Points Calculate Route Following Guidance Route Guidance Map orientation Touch buttonsAudible repeat button Repeats the last audible Guidance screen button 100 Arrival Guidance Way PointsAuto Reroute Ordnance Survey Data End User Licence Agreements Transfer Disclaimer of warrantyNavteq Corporation Database 103 104 Introduction Volume Level AdjustmentGeneral Information Introduction to JaguarVoice 106 Steering wheel voice switchesXJ rear switchpack where fitted located in armrest Rear Occupant Voice Controls Using the SystemInitialisation Driver Voice Controls 108 First try some of these commandsAfter the beep say ‘Radio tune 98.9 FM’ After the beep say ‘My favourite station’ Eight’ Favourite station’One six one four’ After the beep say ‘nine six oh nine nine ‘PHONE Confirmation OFF’ Command ConfirmationOperating Tips Voice System Prompts 111 NametagsHints on Storing Nametags ‘RADIO DIRECTORY’ ‘PHONE DIRECTORY’ 112 Some Useful Notes Disc and Track Numbers How to Say NumbersTemperatures Radio Stations Voice Command List 115 Radio CommandsCD Changer Commands Generic Track Commands 116 Phone Commands Where fitted, front use only Climate Control CommandsDisplay Commands Automatic climate control commands where fitted 118 Navigation CommandsFront use only 119 Navigation Minimise TimeNavigation Delete Directory Navigation Traffic Info on Navigation Traffic Info OFF 120 121 To play the nametag associated with a memory pointTo delete a nametag associated with a memory point 122 Training procedureVoice Training Training Introduction 123 Training Command List 124 Trouble-shootingError Messages Voice Command Message Meaning Group General 125 Command notRecognised 126 Voice Command List section 127 Voice Command Message Meaning Group NametagsPhone Navigation Name ‘NAVIGATION Select Destination Voice Command Message Meaning Group NavigationUnable to Find Waypoint ‘NAVIGATION ADD WAY Point 129 Voice Training 130 131 Index 132