Mercedes-Benz LINGUATRONIC Notice D'utilisation Complémentaire page 20

\ Number one
^ Number one accepted.
The point of interest which has the number
one is stored for route guidance.
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Depending on the selected category,
other selection lists may be shown to refine
the categories.
Selecting the nearest point of interest
You can use the following commands to
select nearby points of interest.
"Nearest gas station"
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"Nearest parking lot"
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"Nearest coffee shop"
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"Nearest restaurant"
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"Nearest hotel"
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"Nearest ATM"
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"Nearest tourist attraction"
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"Nearest rest area"
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Example of dialog:
\ Nearest gas station
^ The data is being loaded.
_ The system shows a numbered list of
gas stations on the display.
^ Please select a line number.
\ Number one
^ Number one accepted. Would you like
to start route guidance?
\ Yes
The route guidance for this point of interest
is started.
"Last destinations"
You can use the command "Destination
history" to reselect a destination from the list
of previously selected destinations.
"Save destination"
You can use the command "Save destination"
to save the current destination in the address
book by means of a voice tag.
2 Example voice tag.
Alternatively, the destination can be added to
an existing entry as an extra address.
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If the desired voice tag already exists in
the address book, the system asks if you
want to add the address.
Example of dialog:
\ Save destination
^ Would you like to add the destination
to an existing entry?
Ô No
^ Please say the name of the new entry.
\ Smith
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^ Please repeat the name.
\ Smith
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^ Would you like to save the new
destination in a category?
\ Work
^ The destination "Smith work" has been
saved.
"Find address"
You can use the command "Find address" to
select a previously saved address and start
route guidance.
Example of dialog:
\ Find address
^ Please say the name.
\ Smith
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_ The system shows a numbered list of
saved addresses on the display.
^ Please select a line number.
\ Number one
^ Number one accepted.
^ Would you like to start route guidance?
\ Yes
^ Route guidance is started.
"Read out destination memory"
You can use the command "Read out
destination memory" to read out all entries in
the address book in which a destination
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