Using the voice assist function (Siri)
By using the Siri feature that comes with iPhone, you can speak to the headset’s microphone to operate the iPhone.
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Turn Siri on.
On iPhone, select [Settings] - [Siri & Search] to turn [Press Home for Siri] and [Allow Siri When Locked] on.
The operation above is an example. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the iPhone.
Note: For details on Siri, refer to the operating instructions or support website of the iPhone.
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Connect the headset to the iPhone via Bluetooth connection.
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When the iPhone is using the Bluetooth connection and in standby or playing music, press the CUSTOM button to activate Siri.
Siri is activated.
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Make a request to Siri through the headset’s microphone.
For details on the apps which work with Siri, refer to the operating instructions of the iPhone.
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To continue to request, press the CUSTOM button before Siri is deactivated.
After activating Siri, when a certain time has passed without requests, Siri will be deactivated.
Hint
- You can also activate Siri with the (call) button. Press and hold the button until Siri is activated.
Note
- If the CUSTOM button is set as the Google Assistant button, the CUSTOM button cannot be used to activate Siri. Use the (call) button to activate Siri.
- If the CUSTOM button is set as the Amazon Alexa button, the CUSTOM button cannot be used to activate Siri. Use the (call) button to activate Siri.
- Siri cannot be activated when you say “Hey Siri ” even when the iPhone’s “Hey Siri” setting is on.
- Siri may not be activated depending on specifications of the smartphone or application version.
- Siri does not work when connected to a device not compatible with the voice assist function.