Voice command hint

[cschuler]

It is hot as heck here and the voice command seemed to be more erratic than usual. It occured to me that the AC fan on high was reducing the signal to noise ratio. Ran a trial today, and it was obvious that the fan can and does interfere with voice commands.

Obvious, but you know what they say about common sense.

 

[FIAT]

Obvious, but you know what they say about common sense.

You can't buy it at WAlMART?

 

[Pahaska]

When first driving in hot weather, it has become a habit for me to punch the fan down a couple of notches temporarily in order to give a voice command. My son in law has the same problem in his Lincoln, so I think most cars will work this way.

 

[nearwater]

When first driving in hot weather, it has become a habit for me to punch the fan down a couple of notches temporarily in order to give a voice command. My son in law has the same problem in his Lincoln, so I think most cars will work this way.

Yes, but certain GM models have a "step down" feature that reduces the fan speed/noise whenever a voice recognition button is pressed to minimize interference.
It would've been a nice touch if Hyundai implemented that feature.

Dan

 

[Vancouver]

And many GM vehicles have fans that simply dont work after the warranty runs out making the voice recognition very easy to......oh wait that broke too.

 

[ctrcbob]

Yes, but certain GM models have a "step down" feature that reduces the fan speed/noise whenever a voice recognition button is pressed to minimize interference.
It would've been a nice touch if Hyundai implemented that feature.

Dan

Like I always say;;;;;;

"All it takes is money"!

 

[JDC]

Like I always say;;;;;;

"All it takes is money"!

I have not had any problem with any fan sound interfering with voice commands, no matter the speed.