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Cautions for Speech Recognition, Device Connection

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11 Cautions for Speech Recognition ENGLISH • Voice recognition requires a Magic Lighting Remote, which may not be supported by certain models. • To use all speech recognition features, you need to set your regions, etc. Otherwise, you cannot use some features. • You must have a network connection to use the speech recognition feature. • If you have a network connection, you need to accept the terms and conditions to use speech recognition. • To control the set top box connected to the projector with the voice recognition feature, go to (Q. Settings) [Connection] [Device Connection Settings] [Universal Control Settings] to set up a universal remote control. • It is recommended to point the Magic Lighting Remote toward the set top box after the voice input. • The rate of speech recognition may vary depending on the characteristics of the user (voice volume, pronunciation, accent, and talking speed) and the surroundings (noise and projector volume). • To achieve accurate recognition of your speech, you must pronounce words in a slow and accurate manner at an appropriate voice volume at a distance of about 10 cm (3.9 inches) away from the Magic Lighting Remote's microphone. • If you speech is not recognized properly, speech recognition may operate differently than you originally intended.

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11
ENGLISH
Cautions for Speech Recognition
•
Voice recognition requires a Magic Lighting Remote, which may not be supported
by certain models.
•
To use all speech recognition features, you need to set your regions, etc.
Otherwise, you cannot use some features.
•
You must have a network connection to use the speech recognition feature.
•
If you have a network connection, you need to accept the terms and conditions
to use speech recognition.
•
To control the set top box connected to the projector with the voice recognition
feature, go to
(Q. Settings)
[Connection]
[Device Connection
Settings]
[Universal Control Settings] to set up a universal remote control.
•
It is recommended to point the Magic Lighting Remote toward the set top box
after the voice input.
•
The rate of speech recognition may vary depending on the characteristics
of the user (voice volume, pronunciation, accent, and talking speed) and the
surroundings (noise and projector volume).
•
To achieve accurate recognition of your speech, you must pronounce words in a
slow and accurate manner at an appropriate voice volume at a distance of about
10 cm (3.9 inches) away from the Magic Lighting Remote’s microphone.
•
If you speech is not recognized properly, speech recognition may operate
differently than you originally intended.