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Voice Recognition on the avic-N1

By anthony · Feb 22, 2006in General💬 6 posts👁️ 2,089 views
Posted Feb 22, 2006 · 08:26 UTC#1
I am looking to purchase the avic N1, i am wondering how good the voice recognition software is. Are you able to turn up the volume or play a new song on a CD by just saying it?
Posted Feb 27, 2006 · 19:40 UTC#2
when you buy the voice pack, its basiclaly a mic that connects to the plug in the back of the unit. it also comes with the steering wheel control.. I find myself using that control a lot.
you can control track skip, am/fm station skip or preset skip, volume up&down.
voice recognition is also helpful when you have addresses saved up, like when you want to drive to a spot on your address from wherever you are, you press the voice button on the steering wheel control, then say that saved address, it'll auto config the route.
Posted Jun 07, 2006 · 14:21 UTC#3
I have the voice command and love it. It is a must have.
I don't think you can just tell it what song to play though.

-Scott
Posted Dec 06, 2006 · 18:15 UTC#4
i have the voice pak on my N1 and it works fine, my only issue is sometime I have to repeat myselfa couple times before it recognizes my command but then again it may just be my accent.
Posted Mar 06, 2007 · 21:40 UTC#5
Can I just plug a microphone into the mic jack on the back of the N1 or does it require more than that? Is there something special about the included remote that makes it work?

Voice recognition would be nice, but I don't really want to spend another $70 on it, I'd rather get a backup camera (which I also can't afford right now).

I'm moving my N1 into my "new" Honda Pilot, so I thought I might take one of the microphones I have laying around and wire it in if it would work, as long as I'm installing it anyway.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 · 04:49 UTC#6
I think its pretty useless, but the remote is useful.