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Voice Operation Quick Guide - Using the Voice Navigation Mode The Voice Navigation mode enables you to hear Voice Navigation instructions when operating your multifunctional imageRUNNER ADVANCE (hereinafter referred to as "the machine"). The Voice Navigation mode also includes a voice recognition function, which enables you to set the various functions of the machine using your own voice. Before You Start Using This Product • Confirm that the main power of the machine is turned ON. For more information, see the instruction manuals that came with the machine. • Confirm that the voice unit is attached to the machine. • Make sure that you are on the Regular Copy Basic Features screen. Microphone Speaker Voice Recognition Button Volume Adjustment Switches NOTE For information on operating the machine in the Voice Navigation mode, see the Voice Operation Kit User's Guide. Using the Voice Navigation Mode Starting the Voice Navigation Mode 1 Press and hold (Reset) or the Voice Recognition button for more than five seconds. NOTE If an external switch is installed, press and hold the external switch for more than five seconds to start the Voice Navigation mode. 2 Select the desired Voice Navigation mode ➞ press [OK]. [Manual + Vocal Mode]: Enables you to hear Voice Navigation instructions from the machine, as well as control the machine using your own voice. [Vocal Mode]: Enables you to operate the machine using your own voice. Perform the necessary preparations for making copies, such as placing your originals. [Manual Mode]: Enables you to hear Voice Navigation instructions from the machine while operating the machine from the control panel. NOTE • You can also select the desired Voice Navigation mode by pressing the Voice Recognition button, and saying the name of the desired mode. • You can set the machine to automatically start the Manual and Vocal mode, Manual mode, or Vocal mode, instead of displaying the Voice Navigation Selection screen. For more information, see the Voice Operation Kit User's Guide. Stopping the Voice Navigation Mode Press and hold (Reset) or the Voice Recognition button for more than five seconds. NOTE If an external switch is installed, press and hold the external switch for more than five seconds to stop the Voice Navigation mode. Voice Recognition Press the Voice Recognition button ➞ say the desired voice command clearly after the tone. beep If an external switch is installed, press the external switch instead of the Voice Recognition button. You will hear a message corresponding to the command you said, and the command is executed. IMPORTANT • If you are not sure which words are recognizable, say "voice command list" to display the Voice Command List screen. (See "Voice Command List," on the back of this guide.) • Voice commands cannot be recognized while the Voice Command List is displayed. • Say your command clearly and at a distance of no more than 5 7/8" (15 cm) away from the microphone. • Do not touch the black tip of the microphone when you speak into it. Touching the black tip may cause interference, and result in your voice not being recognized. • Say your command after you press the Voice Recognition button, and hear the tone. If you say your command before you hear the tone, it will not be recognized. • Say "voice command list" to display a list of the recognizable phrases and how to pronounce them on the touch panel display. • The success rate of recognition may vary, according to your voice and your surroundings. • Even if you say a recognizable word, it may not be recognized if you say filler words before or after the command, such as "um ...," or "please." • It is not necessary to break up words into syllables when saying them. • If you do not say anything for a certain period of time after pressing the Voice Recognition button, recognition will be canceled (as voice recognition has timed out). Press the Voice Recognition button, wait for the tone, and then say your command again. NOTE Confirm your settings before copying.

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Voice Operation Quick Guide
- Using the Voice Navigation Mode
The Voice Navigation mode enables you to hear Voice Navigation instructions when operating
your multifunctional imageRUNNER ADVANCE (hereinafter referred to as "the machine").
The Voice Navigation mode also includes a voice recognition function, which enables you to
set the various functions of the machine using your own voice.
Before You Start Using This Product
Confirm that the main power
of the machine is turned
ON. For more information,
see the instruction manuals
that came with the machine.
Confirm that the voice unit
is attached to the machine.
Make sure that you are on
the Regular Copy Basic
Features screen.
NOTE
For information on operating the machine in the Voice Navigation mode, see the
Voice
Operation Kit User's Guide
.
Using the Voice Navigation Mode
Starting the Voice Navigation Mode
1
Press and hold
(Reset) or the Voice
Recognition button for more than five
seconds.
NOTE
If an external switch is installed, press and hold the
external switch for more than five seconds to start
the Voice Navigation mode.
2
Select the desired Voice Navigation
mode
press [OK].
[Manual + Vocal Mode]: Enables you to hear
Voice Navigation instructions from the
machine, as well as control the machine
using your own voice.
[Vocal Mode]: Enables you to operate the
machine using your own voice. Perform the
necessary preparations for making copies,
such as placing your originals.
[Manual Mode]: Enables you to hear Voice Navigation instructions from the
machine while operating the machine from the control panel.
Microphone
Speaker
Voice Recognition Button
Volume Adjustment Switches
NOTE
You can also select the desired Voice Navigation mode by pressing the Voice
Recognition button, and saying the name of the desired mode.
You can set the machine to automatically start the Manual and Vocal mode, Manual
mode, or Vocal mode, instead of displaying the Voice Navigation Selection screen.
For more information, see the
Voice Operation Kit User's Guide
.
Stopping the Voice Navigation Mode
Press and hold
(Reset) or the Voice Recognition button for
more than five seconds.
NOTE
If an external switch is installed, press and hold the external switch for more than five
seconds to stop the Voice Navigation mode.
Voice Recognition
Press the Voice Recognition button
say the desired voice command clearly
after the tone.
If an external switch is installed, press the
external switch instead of the Voice
Recognition button.
You will hear a message corresponding to the
command you said, and the command is
executed.
IMPORTANT
If you are not sure which words are recognizable, say "voice command list" to dis-
play the Voice Command List screen. (See "Voice Command List," on the back of
this guide.)
Voice commands cannot be recognized while the Voice Command List is displayed.
Say your command clearly and at a distance of no more than 5 7/8" (15 cm) away
from the microphone.
Do not touch the black tip of the microphone when you speak into it. Touching the
black tip may cause interference, and result in your voice not being recognized.
Say your command after you press the Voice Recognition button, and hear the tone.
If you say your command before you hear the tone, it will not be recognized.
Say "voice command list" to display a list of the recognizable phrases and how to
pronounce them on the touch panel display.
The success rate of recognition may vary, according to your voice and your
surroundings.
Even if you say a recognizable word, it may not be recognized if you say filler words
before or after the command, such as "um ...," or "please."
It is not necessary to break up words into syllables when saying them.
If you do not say anything for a certain period of time after pressing the Voice
Recognition button, recognition will be canceled (as voice recognition has timed
out). Press the Voice Recognition button, wait for the tone, and then say your
command again.
NOTE
Confirm your settings before copying.
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