Add Voice Tag - Telecom Touch Pro 2

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#48136 13-Nov-2009 09:41

Hoping someone can help, please?

My wife has upgraded from Okta Touch to Telecom's Touch Pro 2. I can't find how to 'Add Voice Tag's' to a contact, on the Pro 2. Preferably needed to voice dial from her Motorola Bluetooth headset. With the Okta a long press on the Headset button activated voice dialing on the phone.

Actually, I struggle to find anything in the labyrinth of menus on this phone! I can't get used to it, but hey, as long as the wife isn't complaining, right?

Damager

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#275178 22-Nov-2009 14:09

I dont think you can from memory? You may have to install Microsoft Voice Command i think, not sure myself. I'll have a nosey for you.

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#275181 22-Nov-2009 14:14

If TP2 from Telecom is running WM6.1 then voice command will not work with bluetooth headsets by pressing the connect button to activate VC because HTC did not use the MS bluetooth stack in WM6.1.

I think they changed back to the MS bluetooth stack in 6.5. I am not sure on this but I know custom ROM's on XDA are running the MS bluetooth stack on WM6.5 for TP2.

Do whatever you want to do man.

_Allan

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#280123 7-Dec-2009 20:09

I googled this subject today and found a lot of reference to a product called ?TellMe?. It appears it should be part of the 6.5 package, but further reading revealed it appeared to be a call from your phone provider???

Further searching I came across this cab file (http://rapidshare.com/files/312185334/Cyberon_VoiceSpeedDial.cab )

I downloaded it and it installed (wm 6.5) without a hitch on my TP2. The UI is in Italian but it was not too hard to figure out. I also found the manual here http://www.cyberon.com.tw/upload/qa1/Cyberon%20Voice%20Speed%20Dial%20User%20Manual%20for%20PocketPC-NEW.pdf

So I?ve managed to install the software and I have recorded voice tags for dialling and also voice tags for loading my favourite apps.

What I have not achieved however is getting my Bluetooth device to pick up on these voice tags. When (and if) I figure it out I will advise.

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#280128 7-Dec-2009 20:19

alw: I googled this subject today and found a lot of reference to a product called ?TellMe?. It appears it should be part of the 6.5 package, but further reading revealed it appeared to be a call from your phone provider???

Further searching I came across this cab file (http://rapidshare.com/files/312185334/Cyberon_VoiceSpeedDial.cab )

I downloaded it and it installed (wm 6.5) without a hitch on my TP2. The UI is in Italian but it was not too hard to figure out. I also found the manual here http://www.cyberon.com.tw/upload/qa1/Cyberon%20Voice%20Speed%20Dial%20User%20Manual%20for%20PocketPC-NEW.pdf

So I?ve managed to install the software and I have recorded voice tags for dialling and also voice tags for loading my favourite apps.

What I have not achieved however is getting my Bluetooth device to pick up on these voice tags. When (and if) I figure it out I will advise.

__Allan

Very useful information allan!

_Allan

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#281194 10-Dec-2009 13:35

I have not progressed my evaluation any further with the product I mentioned above, but I did come across this article today, which I thought I would record here for future reference.

http://omgili.com/jmp/DyQaNGXlfMqa9kTNQG5bRkpZ7r5wIbigRV2Gn42WLk39aK85K2MD2AMf4QXp0OKveGpTVGNQuLSfkGq5v02
NKd8eqjCBfJjqvbDxu0z9a8T2uucUIBib3RUnxI5jJHE5RMIj91wo0A2rS9KbUlIjkxjR6APYiqBT3pty5aSssCC925w9AN
xeMYnJ_sBYV6dCqYYgLuRgY4Y-

I'm not to sure if this is really what we are after, but someone else may be able to elaborate on this link/solution.

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#281238 10-Dec-2009 16:40

I installed Microsoft Voice Command on mine, although the WM 6.5 update is available now. That may change it, but I don't need to add voice tags. I can just hold the selected button (Send Key) and speak my command for example "Dial Jim Smith, mobile" and usually (not always though) it is correct, it asks for confirmation before actually placing the call. I find it OK.

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#281239 10-Dec-2009 16:41

Sorry, should have added that mine is on the Vodafone Network, not Telecom.

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#281244 10-Dec-2009 17:04

This is what I currently have to do as well clivestart. I am trying to find a voice command software that will work with my SUV's built in Bluetooth speaker set system and let me dial numbers using voice instead of having to pull over on the side, dial number by pressing hold button and then continue driving.

Do whatever you want to do man.