About Cortana Voice Assistant; Using Speech - Honeywell Dolphin 75E User Manual

About Cortana Voice Assistant

Cortana is your personal assistant app that makes daily tasks easier and faster by using voice commands, simple
questions, and quick screen input. Here are some of the things Cortana can help you with:
• Send an e-mail or message.
• Schedule a meeting.
• Set a reminders for an important tasks or events.
• Check your location, get directions.
• Get up-to-date traffic and weather info.
To get started with Cortana you need an active Wi-Fi connection and a Microsoft account.
Press the Search button
This feature is not available in all languages or regions. For information on how to use Cortana or to view information on
availability, go to http://windows.microsoft.com/support. If you do not want to use Cortana or it is not available in your
country or region, you can still use the Speech functionality on your the terminal to input search criteria.
Turning Cortana Off
To turn Cortana On or Off:
1. Press the Search button
2. Touch .
3. Select Notebook > Settings.
4. Turn Cortana Off

Using Speech

If Cortana is turned off or unavailable in your region, you can still use Speech to input search criteria.
When you use the Microsoft speech recognition service, the words you speak and the supporting data are sent to Microsoft
to provide and improve the service. An active Internet connection is required and the "Get to know me" option under the
Privacy settings must be turned On.
To learn about turning on and adjusting the Speech feature, see
To start a search in the Bing browser:
1. Press the Search
2. Select Search the web and Windows.
3. Touch the voice icon
Listening ... appears next to the icon when Speech is active and ready for a voice command.
4. Say what want to type in the search box.
5. Select from the preliminary search results or touch return on the keyboard to see more.
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or the touch the Cortana tile on the Start
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and restart the terminal.
button to open the browser.
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screen.
Configuring the Speech Feature on page 5-12.