Bluetooth T610 Voice Commands

I am struggling with voice commands via the HBH65 headset. Can do voice
commands via a handsfree cable and direct but can't seem to get the steps
right via the Bluetooth. Also it can lock up the T610! Any ideas?

Thanks
Stephen

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Works ok on mine, with an HBH-65.
I set the commands up just using the handset.
Press the button the headset, wait for a beep, say the name,
it says the name back, wait for another beep, say location, it repeats,
a short pause and then it dials.
Best of luck.

"Stephen Green" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I am struggling with voice commands via the HBH65 headset. Can do voice
> commands via a handsfree cable and direct but can't seem to get the steps
> right via the Bluetooth. Also it can lock up the T610! Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Stephen

U had the same trouble. As i wanted to use the voice commands while driving
I used a wired earpeice while driving (as passanger) at a decent speed to
set the voice commands. Instead of saying "home" though id say "landline"
etc so to make the command longer and with more sylabuls (sp?) in it so the
phone has more chance recognising it. Also cos I was ercording at speed it
was picking up the background noise which it would get when I was actually
later using voice dialling.

Steve

Yes my experience, can do it via the cable with 2 words so it gets it but
thought there may be a better way. Thanks.

"Stephen Green" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I am struggling with voice commands via the HBH65 headset. Can do voice
> commands via a handsfree cable and direct but can't seem to get the steps
> right via the Bluetooth. Also it can lock up the T610! Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Stephen
>
>

"Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> U had the same trouble. As i wanted to use the voice commands while
driving
> I used a wired earpeice while driving (as passanger) at a decent speed to
> set the voice commands. Instead of saying "home" though id say "landline"
> etc so to make the command longer and with more sylabuls (sp?) in it so
the
> phone has more chance recognising it.

Yes I found 'home' was not recognised above 50mph. I swopped to 'house' -
the sharp sybilant at the end appears to make it very recognisable at any
speed.... Avoid vowelly words.

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Stuart

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