How to Use the Voice Control in the 2021 Sagitar?

[OBrielle]

2021 Sagitar voice control usage method is as follows: 1. On the multifunction steering wheel or the upper right corner of the DVD, there is a button marked with a microphone (voice control system button). 2. After turning on the audio, press this button. After a prompt tone sounds, input the corresponding voice command according to the desired function. Introduction to the functions of the car voice control system: 1. In-car entertainment function: This is a relatively basic function. In addition to adjusting the volume, users can search for music by name and play music via voice commands; they can also simply state the radio channel they are interested in, and the system will tune to the corresponding channel. 2. Voice navigation function: Voice commands can be used to set a destination for navigation, and frequently used destinations can be set as scenarios. For example, setting a route home. Simply issue the voice command "Go home," and the system will automatically plan the route. Voice navigation is indeed very practical, especially in urban areas with heavy traffic and complex road conditions, where its effectiveness is even more pronounced. 3. Telephone communication function: Provides functions such as voice dialing, sending text messages, and reading text messages.

[SkylarMarie]

I used to be confused about how to use the voice control in the Sagitar, but after driving it more often, I realized it's actually super convenient. There's a button with a microphone icon on the left side of the steering wheel—just press it, wait for the beep, and then you can speak. The feature I use most often is navigation; simply say 'Go to Beijing South Station,' and it automatically plans the route. The air conditioning control is also very responsive—in summer, saying 'Lower the temperature by two degrees' instantly makes it cooler. Playing music is even simpler—just shout out the name of a Jay Chou song, and it starts playing. However, be careful not to use it when the windows are open, as the wind noise can easily cause misrecognition. Speaking too fast or using dialect words might also cause it to fail, but with more practice, it becomes second nature. On the highway, adjusting the volume is as easy as saying a command—no need to look down for the knob, making it both convenient and safe.

[DelEmmanuel]

At first, this feature felt quite novel, but now I can't drive without it. Just press the voice button on the left side of the steering wheel to activate it, then give commands in Mandarin. I love using it to set navigation—just say the name of a shopping mall, and the route pops up. On my commute, saying 'Play Guo Degang's crosstalk' automatically connects to my phone and starts playing. You can even adjust the AC temperature by voice—just say 'defog mode,' and the windshield clears up instantly. Once during a thunderstorm when visibility was poor, I shouted 'Turn on hazard lights,' and the response was lightning-fast. Over time, I noticed the system learns my habits—like when I say 'Navigate home,' it defaults to my usual route. When friends ride with me and see it in action, they all praise how practical and premium it feels. It really elevates the driving experience.

[DeNova]

The voice control in the Sagitar is quite user-friendly. After pressing the voice button on the steering wheel, you can simply say commands like 'navigation' or 'temperature'. Saying 'call my wife' directly connects the call without browsing the contact list. Adjusting the air conditioning temperature by saying 'increase/decrease by a few degrees' gets an immediate response. For navigation, just say the destination name, and it provides real-time traffic updates. When playing music, it accurately recognizes song titles or artist names, and switching tracks is convenient. Remember to pause briefly after each command to allow the system to respond, avoiding continuous speech. The recognition rate is high in quiet environments, and closing the windows on windy days improves performance. The system responds quickly, usually executing commands within two seconds after speaking, making it very convenient while driving.