X50 voice commands

orion_jb2001 · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:14 pm Post subject: X50 voice commands

Hi,

Where can one source a list of the recognised voice commands for the X50 series?

Jeff

MrT · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:20 pm Post subject:

On the device go to page 4 of 9 in the preferences and select "command and control" then "What can I say?" and a list comes up.

Here are the words it can use which may not be that helpful in the current format:

zoom zoom 2D 3D day daytime use night nighttime use brightness increase turn brightness decrease turn increase turn volume decrease turn volume sound turn sound turn correct map mark add mark mark report safety home navigate to navigate to navigate to navigate to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate a navigate to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to navigate nearest the to calculate recalculate travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel avoid continue navigate next start the to minimise read clear current where call phone call phone call phone re-dial weather what back cancel quit repeat travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel yes no fixed mobile this the remove add nearest the next the next previous 100 500 2 2000 5 5000 100 a 1 3 avoid fastest for the destination for route the next previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 car taxi van truck bus other change okay continue done in out map view day night up brightness up down down volume up down on on off off error favourite to as camera an a a petrol car parking cash to recent hospital car doctor dentist pharmacy police restaurant hotel rest post tourist camping campsite fire car truck railway alternative an route via via via via via via via via via via roadblock itinerary itinerary delays traffic aloud traffic location am report is instruction via via via via via via via via via via via via via via via via side other the a one one petrol page meters kilometers yards quarter mile miles all traffic screen colours sound favourites address city postcode station park garage dispenser machine a repair area office information ground wash stop alternative info information I the of current new on station of center service and weather the the a road
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mikealder · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 1:42 pm Post subject:

I posted this list from my 950 a while back:

Andy_P · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 4:13 pm Post subject:

Spill the beans, Mike....
Did you find a clever way to compile that list or did you give in (like I did once!) and type it all out again? Laughing

mikealder · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 5:09 pm Post subject:

Screen shots on the device and then some other software to automate creation of a text file from each picture contained in the folder, had I typed it I am sure there would have been spelling mistakes would have crept in!
Try a Google search on Labview IMAQ for a few clues, but that really is like using a sledge hammer to crack a nut! - Mike

Andy_P · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 7:27 pm Post subject:

OCR... Why didn't I think of that! Rolling Eyes

Works too... I just tried it with the first screenshot I came across on my Pc (the main menu page one) and got

Main Menu 1 of 3 14 48
Navigate Find Help
to... alternative me!
TomTom Change
Services preferences

Current position
Annle M G schmlœstraat '

Dunno what I was doing in Germany when I took it, but the system works!
Laughing

mikealder · Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 7:51 pm Post subject:

I wrote a little program in Labview that could read BMP files and process them, all that was needed was the screen grabs in one specific folder on the PC then press run and in seconds there was a text file containing the whole lot, but basic OCR applications should be able to do similar it would just take slightly longer - Mike

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