Receiving A Calll; Making A Call; Making A Call Via Voice Recognition - Parrot MKi9100 Guía De Instalación Rápida

Receiving a call
An incoming call is indicated by a ringtone.
The name of the caller is announced and displayed
if his details are stored in the phonebook of the
phone connected to the Parrot MKi9100.
• If you want to answer the call, press the green button.
Then press the red button to end the call.
• If you want to reject this call, press the red button.
► If you want to use the voice recognition feature to
pick up or reject a call, refer to the Using the magic
words section.

Making a call

• If the contact you want to call is in the phonebook of the
phone connected to the Parrot MKi9100:
1. Press the jog wheel to enter the main menu and
select Phonebook.
> You access the phonebook of the connected phone.
2. Select a letter and press the jog wheel;
> Once the contact chosen:
- Press the green key to call this contact;
- or use the jog wheel to choose between different
numbers of the same contact.
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• If the contact you want to call is not in the phonebook
of the phone connected to the Parrot MKi9100, stop your
vehicle in a safe location, press the jog wheel and select
Phonebook > Dial a number.

Making a call via voice recognition

You can make a call using voice recognition directly after
automatic synchronization or Object Push process. The
Parrot MKi9100 will automatically recognize the contact you
wish to call.
1. Press the green button to launch the voice
recognition feature.
> The Parrot MKi9100 asks you the name of the contact
you want to call.
2. Say the name of the contact and the type of number if
there are several numbers associated to your contact.
> The call is automatically launched if the voice tag is
correctly understood.
> If it is not the case, a confirmation message is asked
by the kit.
You can make a call via voice recognition using
several combinations of keywords. For example,
« call 'Bob'» or simply « 'Bob' ». You can also
associate the type of number you want to call:
«call 'Bob' at home», «'Bob' home », etc.