How to Use the Voice Control Function in the Tayron?
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The usage of the Tayron's voice control function: Simply control it directly on the steering wheel. The right side of the Tayron's steering wheel features buttons for the trip computer and voice control, with functions including Bluetooth phone, interface switching, voice control, confirmation, song skipping, and page scrolling up and down. The left side of the steering wheel has the light lever, pushing forward for high beam, pulling back for a single high beam flash, and the right side for turn signals and parking lights, along with a front assist system. The Tayron's body dimensions are 4589 mm in length, 1860 mm in width, and 1660 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2731 mm. The Tayron's drive configurations are front-wheel drive and front four-wheel drive, with a front suspension type of MacPherson independent suspension and a rear suspension type of multi-link independent suspension, featuring a unibody structure.
Exploring voice control features is a daily pleasure, and I find it very convenient. Just press the voice button on the steering wheel, wait for the prompt tone, and then speak your command, like navigating to a specific location or lowering the air conditioning temperature. I often use it to check navigation or play music, keeping my hands on the wheel for safety and convenience. Sometimes, even vague commands can be recognized, but the recognition rate is higher in a quiet environment. It's recommended to regularly update the car's system for optimal performance and occasionally calibrate the microphone to improve accuracy. It also has hidden skills, like controlling interior lights or reading text messages, making it quite versatile. After using it for a while, it feels more like a smart assistant, blending naturally into daily life.
