Yes. Voice input works even while driving. I prefer that method since the complete address is spoken instead of having to go through several screens (and it keeps fingerprints off my screen).
I was hoping that the touch screen would prevent me from being distracted by needing to look up information in a book, but now I guess I had better start carrying the computer language book, to look up how to talk to the computer while driving; and then keep looking at the screen each time I speak, to see if the computer got it right.Yes. Voice input works even while driving. I prefer that method since the complete address is spoken instead of having to go through several screens (and it keeps fingerprints off my screen).![Image]()
I wish I could use voice for anything in the truck...but can't because when my android Motorola phone is paired to the RL, I lose the ability for voice recognition. I hit the button and before I can say anything she tells 'pardon...I didn't hear a command' or some such thing. The phone itself works OK on Bluetooth so I choose to leave it hooked up. Honda tech was zero help.Yes. Voice input works even while driving. I prefer that method since the complete address is spoken instead of having to go through several screens (and it keeps fingerprints off my screen).
This is a common issue. Try un-pairing, and re-pairing the phone.
Did you try deleting the phone from the vehicle and deleting the vehicle from the phone before re-pairing?
No.. I'll try that tomorrow.Did you try deleting the phone from the vehicle and deleting the vehicle from the phone before re-pairing?![Image]()
I believe it can be defeated in the hidden settings of the HU. My workaround was to use voice prompts to change navigation while in motion.
The "driver distraction" setting change only persists through the current ignition cycle.
How might these settings be accessed?
