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Land Rover Range Rover Audio Tv Navigation System Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual
Land Rover Range Rover Audio Tv Navigation System Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual
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78 Voice Recognition Dialling a telephone number The command >>Dial name>Dial namePlease speak the name< SPEAK NAME >>Royd AndrewRoyd Andrew, is that correct?< TEL 0893824168 >>YesThe number is being dialled< TEL 0893824168
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79 Voice Recognition Reading out the phone book The command >>Read phone book>Dial number>Dial>Redial>Read phone book>Dial numberThe number is being dialled< (Display number dialled) Redialling the last number used You say Voice output Display output >>RedialThe number is being dialled< (Display number dialled)
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80 Voice Recognition RECORDING A NOTE Your speaking notepad Following the command >>Record>Record note>Make a note>Cancel>Record (make a) (note)End< END OF NOTE
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81 Voice Recognition LISTENING TO AND DELETING A NOTE Notepad Recorded notes are recalled with the command >>Read note>Read notepad>Delete notepad>Clear notepad>Read note>Read notepad>Delete notepad>Clear notepadYesThe notepad is cleared< NOTEPAD CLEARED
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82 Voice Recognition GPS NAVIGATION BY VOICE CONTROL Selecting map mode The commands >>Route map>Map>Scale (one) hundred metres>Scale (one) hundred kilometres>Petrol station at current location>Petrol station at destination>Destination guide>Destination guidance>Save (current) position>Instruction>Instruction off< switch the spoken instructions for the navigation system on and off. The command >>New route
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83 Voice Recognition GENERAL COMMANDS Adjusting the volume The commands >>Volume up>Volume down>Volume up>Volume down>HelpSorry>Volume up>Volume down>Help(Reads out the telephone commands)
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84 System Settings System SettingsSYSTEM SETTINGS Altering the system settings Your vehicle is delivered with a basic setting for all displays, which depend upon the country for which the vehicle is intended. These settings can be altered to suit your preferences. Press the MENU button on the control panel to display the general menu screen. •Turn the right rotary control until ‘Set’ is highlighted. •Press the right rotary control to obtain a list of possible settings. You can alter: •The language...
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85 System Settings To change the date For an example, changing the date is used to illustrate how to alter a system setting. •Turn the right rotary control until ‘Date’ is highlighted. •Press the right rotary control to confirm this. •Turn until ‘set’ is highlighted. •Press to start the adjustment procedure. •Turn the right rotary control to adjust the year. •Press to store. •In the same way, set the month and weekday. The date entry is memorised with your last save. You can also choose the order in...
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86 Troubleshooting T ro ubles hoo tingWHAT TO DO IF.... Radio What to do if: •The radio automatically begins a station search with RDS switched on? The strength of the station transmitting has decreased and no alternative frequency for this station is available. The radio reverts to the frequency of the station previously received. Cassette What to do if: •The quality of audio reproduction from cassettes deteriorates? The tape head may be dirty and requires cleaning. •The display shows ‘TAPE...
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87 Troubleshooting •You attempt to input a destination address by means of the cross-hairs on the graphic destination input map but it is not transferred to the route guidance system? The chosen scale is too large. Destinations are only transferred up to a scale of one kilometre. •Directions cease to be given during destination guidance? You are driving in an area for which full digital information is not yet available on the map CD. Instead of an arrow indicating a turn, you will see an arrow...