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Voice Control 55
3. Speak “Chinese Food”.
Speak the number of the item in the list to
select it. Speak “Previous” or “Next” to
scroll up and down the list of items.
Say the number of the restaurant you want
to go to and the Magellan Maestro will
begin calculating the route to the chosen
destination.
Say a Command’ Choices
The followning is a list of common commands that
can be spoken after saying the wake up word
“Magellan.”
• “Roadside Assistance”
• “Where am I?” or “Current Location”
•“Go Home”
• “Nearest Restaurant”
•“Nearest Gas”
•“Nearest ATM”
•“Nearest Bank”
• “Nearest Coffee”
•“Reroute”
• “Distance to Destination”
Restaurants have a shortcut that will skip the cusine screen shown in the sample. Instead of saying
“Nearest Restaurant”, say “Nearest Chinese Restaurant”.
Tips on Speaking Voice Commands
No response to commands - If the navigation unit is not responding to your commands, first try
relocating the Magellan Maestro so the microphone is closer and/or pointed towards you. Remember
to speak in a normal, natural voice. Wind noise and talk radio stations can “confuse” the voice
recognition software, so turn off the radio and roll up your windows.
• Avoid speaking too soon. The most common speech recognition problem people have is
answering a question before the navigator has stopped speaking. The speech input circuits
are inactive while the navigator is outputting speech. To avoid this problem, wait for at
least one half second before answering a navigator question.
• Turn down the radio, especially when listening to talk radio stations.
• Avoid speaking a command while others are talking.
• Avoid fans blowing across the microphone. This problem occurs very often in summer
when the air conditioning is turned up high. Turn down the fan or reposition the Magellan
Maestro.
• Roll up the window if road noise is too high. In some cars, the interior noise increases
dramatically with car speed. The best thing to do with noisy cars is to close the windows.
Positioning the Magellan Maestro closer to you can also help.
• Avoid shouting. Shouting puts stress into the voice which actually degrades speech
recognition performance. If the navigator is not hearingyou, try moving the Magellan
Maestro closer and lowering your voice.
- User Manual 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS 2
- Table of Contents 5
- Magellan Maestro 3250 11
- Front View 12
- Side Views 12
- Back View 12
- Installation Instructions 13
- Adjustable Mount 14
- Security 14
- Installation 5 15
- Fundamentals 16
- Brightness 17
- The Main Menu 17
- Accessing the Main Menu 17
- .Main Menu - Page 1 18
- .Main Menu - Page 2 19
- The Keypad 20
- Keypad Overview 20
- Special Keys 20
- Selecting From List 20
- Notes on Entering Data 21
- Map Screen 22
- Map Screen - Routing Mode 23
- Accessing the Map Screen 24
- Panning on the Map 24
- Routing to a Panned Position 25
- Current Location Screen 25
- Maneuver List Screen 26
- Accessing the Maneuver List 26
- Excluding a Maneuver 26
- GPS Status Screen 26
- Zoom Levels 27
- Setting Zoom Levels 27
- Home Address 28
- Home Address 19 29
- Enter Address 30
- Entering “ALLE” results in: 31
- Entering “NOR” 31
- Entering “NORTH” 31
- My Addresses 32
- Previous Destinations 32
- Enter Address 23 33
- Address Book 34
- Favorites 35
- Creating a New Entry 36
- Intersection 37
- Enter Address 28 38
- Points of Interest (POI) 39
- Enhanced POIs 40
- Loading a POI File 40
- Setting Alarms 41
- Setting Alarm Parameters 42
- Routing to an Enhanced POI 42
- AAA TourBook 43
- Travelling on a Route 44
- You Have Arrived 45
- Types of Routes 45
- Route Method 45
- Special Routing Functions 46
- Cancelling a Route 46
- Detouring off a Route 46
- Changing the Route Method 47
- Information 49
- Getting AAA TourBook 49
- Information 49
- Routing To the Selected POI 49
- Show Your Card & Save 50
- Routing to the Selected POI 50
- Approved Automotive Repairs 51
- AAA Branch Offices 52
- Campgrounds 53
- AAA Roadside Assistance 54
- Trip Planner 55
- Optimizing a Trip 56
- Starting a Trip 57
- Editing a Trip 57
- Deleting a Trip 57
- Renaming a Trip 58
- Exit POIs 59
- Bluetooth 60
- Establish Connection 61
- Place a call 61
- Placing a Call 61
- Placing a Call Using Redial 62
- Failed Call 62
- Call Connected 63
- Incoming call 63
- Answering an Incoming Call 63
- Voice Control 64
- Voice Control 55 65
- Traffic 56 66
- Glossary 67
- RDS-Traffic Operating Modes 67
- Re-routing Mode 68
- Alert Only Mode 69
- Traffic 60 70
- How To Disable the RDS 71
- Traffic Alert Icon 71
- Viewing Traffic Details 71
- Traffic 62 72
- User Options 73
- Setting Auto Power Off Time 74
- Setting Time Zone 74
- Selecting Units of Measure 75
- Performing Diagnostics 76
- Accessing the Trip Computer 76
- POI Selection Screen 77
- TrueView Split Screen 78
- TrueView Single Screen 78
- Setting Detour Options 79
- Using the Simulator 79
- Setting Tone Options 80
- Setting the GPS Position 80
- Backing Up and Restoring Data 81
- Backing Up Data 81
- Restoring Data 81
- Viewing Map Information 81
- 2. Tap Map Information 82
- 3. Tap Back arrow to exit 82
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