Vocera Communications AB3000 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Placing and Receiving Calls 
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Action
Recommended Voice
Commands
Alternative Forms
Listen to the welcome
tutorial
Play Welcome Tutorial.
Play Welcome.
Note:  Although the smartphone allows you to play the badge tutorial, the
information is specific to a badge and therefore may not help you learn how to
use the phone.
Placing and Receiving Calls
Placing and receiving calls are the tasks you perform most frequently with a
Vocera device. The rest of this section shows you how to use voice commands
and the buttons on the badge or phone to perform these basic tasks.
Calling Other Users
To begin a call, press the Call button, wait for the Genie to answer, and then tell
the Genie to "Call User's Name." If the person you are calling is already on a
call, a tone will notify him or her that someone else is trying to call.
When you call a user who is not available, the call may be forwarded to another
user or phone number. If no forwarding is set, the Genie tells you that person's
status and asks if you want to leave a message. There are four possible status
messages: not on the network, not logged in, busy on another call, and not
available.
Action
Recommended Voice
Commands
Alternative Forms
Call a user
Call John Smith.
Find John Smith.
Get me John Smith.
Contact John Smith.
Using Speak or Spell
The speak or spell feature allows you to contact users, groups, or address book
entries by either speaking or spelling their names in a voice command. Spelling
a name greatly improves speech recognition because you are effectively uttering
many more syllables than when you simply speak a name. In fact, spellings are
so effective that they may work even when they are slightly incorrect, so don't
let past spelling bee experiences scare you away!