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VOCO User
Manual: User Manual
Consumer Beta 1.0
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Table of Contents
Welcome to the Voco Beta Test ........................ 3
CRITICAL NOTES BEFORE YOU GET STARTED . 4
What’s in my Beta Box? ................................. 4
What are the minimum hardware
requirements?................................................ 4
Network Requirements: ............................. 4
System Requirements: ............................... 4
Compatible Operating Systems: ................ 4
What are my commitments and expectations?. 5
How to get registered .................................... 5
How you can be a good Beta tester. .............. 6
Installing the Software ....................................... 7
Scanning your Music Collection ................... 10
Voice Commander Setup ................................. 12
Vzone Player Setup .......................................... 15
Installation Troubleshooting ............................ 16
Hardware Overview ......................................... 18
What Voco Can Do ........................................... 19
What Can I Say? ............................................... 20
The Dashboard ................................................. 22
Manage and Sync Zones on Your Voice
Commander ..................................................... 24
SlimServer ........................................................ 26
Create a Playlist on Your PC ............................. 28
On‐Q ................................................................. 31
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) ............... 32
Customer Support Guide ................................. 33
Customer Support Frequently Asked Questions
......................................................................... 36
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Welcome to the
Voco Beta Test
We are very excited that you have agreed
to participate in our Consumer Beta test
group, and look forward to receiving your
candid feedback on your VOCO experience.
If you have not done so already, please go
to www.myvoco.com to get an overview of
the product. You can also watch a video if
you click on the ‘See the Power of VOCO’
box.
What is the purpose of a Beta Test?
There are 3 main concentrated areas Navvo
is focusing on to obtain beneficial
information and feedback.
1. How intuitive and user friendly the
installation and set‐up process.
2. Any major core function Bugs remaining
we might have missed.
3. Your ideas and feedback on how to
enhance the VOCO Media System?
In this guide, you will find
answers to the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
What Is The Testing Process?
What are the System Requirements?
What Should I Find In The Box?
How Do I Install VOCO?
How Do I Use VOCO?
How Do I Customize VOCO?
How Do I Provide Feedback?
How Can I Get Help?
Thank you in advance for your time
and energy in helping to make
VOCO a great product.
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CRITICAL NOTES BEFORE
YOU GET STARTED
1. Only install the Voco Media
System on one PC or Laptop in
your home.
2. This Beta Test is designed to
support up to 7,500 songs.
3. If you have more than 7,500 songs
on your PC, you must create a new
music folder whose songs are
limited to 7,500 songs. When
prompted to select your music
directory during setup, please
select this file to be scanned.
4. The Voco Media supports the
following file types. Please make
sure that every file in your
newmusic folder is one of these
file types.
a. WAV (up to 48Khz sample rate 16
bits)
b. MP3
c. AAC (unprotected)
d. WMA (unprotected ‐ CBR, VBR, and
Lossless)
e. AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP2, FLAC,
Monkey's Audio, MusePack, Ogg
Vorbis are supported using Extra
Software for Conversion to WAV
format.
What’s in my Beta Box?
You should find the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
1 Voice Commander
1 Vzone Player
2 Power Cords
1 CD Rom
1 R/L Patch cord
1 splitter
1 battery
What are the minimum hardware
requirements?
Network Requirements:
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Ethernet network interface connection
or DSL/Cable Modem or Lan based, High
Speed Internet connection
Wireless Access Point in your Home
System Requirements:
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500 MHz processor or better
256 MB Ram
Compatible Operating Systems:
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Windows XP
Windows Vista
Other:
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Your music collection resident on your
PC
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What are my commitments and
expectations?
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Each Beta tester is responsible to
completing the user‐environment &
hardware profile and signing the Non‐
Disclosure agreement before testing can
begin.
You must spend 4‐6 hours per week for
3 weeks as a Voco Beta Tester.
• 66% of your time should be
spent using Voco. This time can
be spent searching and listening
to music, getting your scores or
reading the news.
• 33% of your time should be
spent providing feedback. You
must log bugs in a very detailed
way (see “How to Log an
Effective Bug” section below),
offering suggestions and asking
questions on our Voco Beta Site
listed in the next section.
Feedback. Feedback. Feedback. Your
feedback is crucial and will help better
position our product as we look to
launch in the near future.
How to get registered as a Beta
Tester.
To to the Voco Beta Site and use the
following link:
http://navvo.custhelp.com .
Please save this link in your favorites
section of your PC. This will bring you to the
login screen.
1.
Once here you want to click the
“Create a new account” tab on the left
hand side.
2. Please fill out all the password
information and highlighted boxes as
the information is required.
3. When finished click on Create Account
and your account will be created for
you. You will be sent an email
confirmation on the email you
provided creating your account.
4. Every time you go to the Voco Beta
Site, you will need to login before
starting a session.
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How you can be a good Beta tester.
How to Log an Effective Bug
There are 3 ways that you can be a great an
interactive and Impactful Beta tester.
It is very important that you are very, very,
very specific when logging a bug.
Ask questions. The more questions we
receive the more it helps Navvo to understand
where we can improve. The questions you ask
will help us understand what elements are not
clear and, in doing so, will help us create
effective and helpful FAQs (Frequently Asked
Questions)
We need to know everything about the
situation that led up to your bug experience.
Example: What can I say when asking the
VOCO Media System to play specific music?
Give us your ideas and suggestions. We
have not cornered the market on all great ideas.
It will be your feedback that leads Navvo to
more VOCO feature enhancements increasing
its desirability in the marketplace.
Example: I play in 3 Fantasy Football leagues.
I would like it if Box Scores were added games
scores to allow me to check individual player
stats.
Bugs. Bugs. Bugs. Log any and all system
bugs you encounter with the VOCO Media
System.
This is THE MOST IMPORTANT element of
your job as a beta tester. We want Voco to be
the best that it can be and, only with your
diligent and detailed logging of bugs, can we
make sure that Voco is ready for market.
Example of a Good Bug Log: “I was
playing a song through my VZone in
the living room. While the song was
playing, I asked for a sports score. I
got the sports score and, while the
screen was still on the sports score, I
asked to play the album “Rumors” by
Fleetwood Mac. The first song on the
album started to play, but my screen
locked up and I couldn’t do any more
transactions. I had to pull the battery
out of the Voice Commander and
reboot it. Once it rebooted,
everything seemed to be working
fine.”
Note: If possible, prior to logging the bug,
try and reproduce the situation. That
means, try and go through the exact steps
prior to your experiencing the bug.
On the beta test website, when you log a
bug, it will ask you if you could or couldn’t
reproduce it.
Don’t worry; if you weren’t able to
reproduce the bug, we still want you to log
the bug.
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Install Guide
Install the Software
Insert the VOCO System Setup CD-ROM
into your computer and follow the prompts
to install the VOCO Media System software
3.
End­User License Agreement
1. Opening Screen
The End User License Agreement is not required
during Beta Testing. As a result, please accept the
“terms” regardless to continue with the installation
process.
2.
Welcome
4.
Location Directory
If you would like it to be installed in C:\Program
Files\Voco Media System, please click “Next” If this is
not the location you prefer, please type in manually
the location that you would like the Voco Media
System Installed. OR click “Browse” to find the
location.
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5. Browse for Install Destination Folder
7. Manually Type in Your Folder Names
6. Choosing Your Music Folder
8.
Or Browse for your Music Folder
9.
Components to be Installed
The Voco Media System only allows you to choose
one folder for your music and one folder for your
playlists.
If you have music stored in multiple folders in
multiple locations, you must organize all of your
music files and folders into a single folder. You may
have as many files and subfolders in the main folders
as you like.
Please make this change prior to selecting your music
and playlist folders.
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The advanced Setup will allow you to pick and
choose which components of the Voco Media
System you would like installed.
10. The Advanced Setup
13. Post PC Restart Information
Although the Voco Media System allows you to
choose which components are to be installed,
you must install all components in order for the
Voco Media System to work properly.
11. The Install File View
14. Post PC Restart Information
12. Congratulations!
15. Please restart your PC now.
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Scanning your Music Collection
Once your PC has restarted and you have
logged into your PC, the Voco Media System
should automatically start.
MESSAGING BUBBLE
You will know this because you will see
messaging bubbles in the bottom icon tray
on your PC screen.
If you do not see the message bubbles right
click on the Voco Media System icon in the
lower tray of your PC Screen.
VOCO MEDIA SYSTEM ICON
SELECT “START VOCO MEDIA SYSTEM” OPTION
The Voco Media System will begin preparing to scan
your music collection.
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The first message bubble: “Start
connection with Slimserver”.
The second message bubble: “Starting
Voice Recognition System”
The third message bubble: “Server Up and
Running”
The fourth message bubble: “Voco Media
System Scanning Music Library”
NOTE: This message bubble will
continuously appear during the
music scanning process. This
may take a while depending on
the size of your music library.
Once the bubble no longer
appears, you may begin setting up
your Voice Commander and
VZone Player (if you bought one).
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Voice Commander
Setup
4.
1.
Create a Custom Name
Your Checklist
Use this keypad to create your name for the
Voice Commander. After you are finished
typing, select “Next”.
2. Begin the Setup
5.
Confirm Your Name
6.
Choose Your Network
3. Name Your Voice Commander
If you want to create a unique name for
your Voice Commander, select “Create”.
If the network has green bars, those have
the strongest Wi-Fi signal. If you see a
“lock” graphic, which means that it is a
secured network.
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7. Choose the PC onto which you
installed the Voco Software
8.
Setup of the Voice Commander is
Complete.
If you did not purchase a VZone Player,
please select “No” and your setup will be
complete.
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Vzone Player
Setup
1.
Plug in Your VZone Player
2.
Name Your VZone Player
4. Confirm Your VZone Name
5.
Setup for an Additional VZone
6.
Congratulations!
If you would like to create a custom name, select
“Create”.
3. Create Your Custom Name
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Installation
Troubleshooting
This could be caused by a variety of
different things. We'll start with some
basics. Media Verify the following is true.
Your wireless network is running (connect
with your PC), you know what security
settings you use on your wireless system
and have the security key if security is
turned on Your PC with the Voco Media
System is running (Voco Media System has
a tray icon “ “ that you should see on the
bottom right corner of your Windows PC
That the installation and scanning steps are
complete on your system! The VMS will not
connect or operate successfully if the
scanning after installation has not
completed your battery has at least a 50%
charge. Low battery sometime affects Wi‐Fi
performance.
7 Installation FAQ’s
Q1: Does VOCO work on Windows Vista?
A1: For this beta version, VOCO does not
work on Windows Vista. But for final
product release it will. VOCO works on
Windows 98 to Windows XP.
Q2: I cannot connect VOCO or the VOCO
system to my wireless WiFi network. What
can be done to troubleshoot this?
A2: This could be caused by a variety of
different things. We'll start with some
basics.
Verify that the following is true:
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Your wireless network is running
(connect with your PC), you know what
security settings you use on your
wireless system and have the security
key if security is turned on
Your PC with the VocoMedia System is
running (Voco Media System has a tray
icon " " that you should see on the
bottom right corner of your Windows
PC
That the installation and scanning steps
are complete on your system! The VMS
will not connect or operate successfully
if the scanning after installation has not
completed
Your battery has at least a 50% charge.
Low battery sometime affects wi‐fi
performance
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Q3: When do I need to factory reset my
Q6: Can I have two (2) different systems in
Voice Commander and VZone?
my home?
A3: The factory reset button needs to be
A6: Yes. You will need to have two
pressed on the back of the VC and VZone
each time you configure your devices to a
new PC and/or wireless router. Please use a
paper clip to execute.
computer and can be viewed as an
individual experience.
Q7: What should I do if my Voice
Q4: What audio formats are supported
on the VOCO?
A4: The VOCO can play:
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WAV (up to 48Khz sample rate 16 bits)
MP3
AAC (unprotected)
WMA (unprotected ‐ CBR, VBR, and
Lossless)
AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP2, FLAC,
Monkey's Audio, MusePack, Ogg Vorbis
are supported using Extra Software for
Conversion to WAV format.
Q5: How many Vzone players can I have
on one system?
A5: Final release product will allow the
user to have up to 10 individual Vzone
Players throughout your home. All of which
can all play the same audio simultaneously
and up to 10 different audio streams at the
same time.
Commander says Connection to network
failed?
A7: Hit retry as prompted by the system.
If you cannot connect after that, please
repeat the Voco Commander Set‐up
instructions here
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Headset Jack
Hardware
Overview
With VOCO, you will use the power of your
voice, along with navigational buttons to
access your casual content.
Push To
Talk
Soft Keys
4‐way
Navigation
Volume
Select
Navigational Overview
Push to talk: Push this button to submit your
request to the VOCO.
Soft Keys: Allow you to select specific VOCO
tabbed requests.
Volume control: Controls volume up or down
for the VOCO.
Left and Right Navigation (on 4­way
Navigation): Allows you to move backwards
and forwards to previous screens.
Select: Allows you to manually select on a
specific song, stock, score, and more.
Play/Pause: You can use this key as well as
select to play a song.
Previous/Next Song: You can manually go to
the previous or the next song in your playlist.
VZone Management: You can sync/unsync
and setup additional Vzone players.
Headset Jack: Allows you to listen to music
through the Voice Commander.
Previous
Song
Next Song
Play/Pause
Vzone
Management
Built‐In
Microphone
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What Voco Can Do
Voco plays music through
your PC Speakers or streams
it to any Vzone Player
Voco displays information on the
Voice Commander for 5 “Agents”.
Search or Play Music:
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By Artist
By Album
By Song
By Genre
By Playlist
Weather: Get today’s weather and the 5‐
day forecast for 750 U.S. cities.
Sports: Get scores and schedules for the
NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL.
Stocks : Get the 15‐minute delay price for
Or a Mixture of Search Elements:
ƒ “Play my country songs”
ƒ “Show me my Jazz albums”
ƒ “Show me albums by The Go‐Go’s”
ƒ “Play my Rock Albums”
ƒ “Show me my Alternative Artists”
Top U.S. stocks, the S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow
Jones and AmEx.
Horoscopes: Get your daily horoscope.
News: Get current news stories for the US,
International, Sports, Politics, Business,
Entertainment, Technology, Strange, and
Health.
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What Can I Say?
One of the great benefits of Voco is the fact
that you don’t have to use scripted phrases
to be understood.
However, using a general structure to your
sentences will help improve your
recognition rate.
The more information that you
give Voco, the better understood
you will be.
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Say the full song or album
name.
Say the artist name when
asking for a song or album.
(“Play the album Rumours by
the artist Fleetwood Mac”)
Say the full company name
when asking for a stock price.
(“What is the stock price for
Apple Computer”).
These are just a few examples of
how to feed information to Voco.
Keep in mind, “The more, the
better.”
Play Music
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Play the artist ______________.
Play the album _____________.
Play the song ________________.
Play the playlist _____________.
Play my rock songs.
Play my country albums.
Play some jazz music.
Browse Music
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Show me my songs.
Show me my rock songs.
Show me songs by the artist
______________.
Show me my albums.
Show me my rock albums.
Show me albums by the artist
___________.
Show me my playlists.
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Weather
Sports
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What is today’s weather for _________.
What is the weather forecast for _____.
With Dashboard Personalization
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What is today’s forecast?
What is the weather forecast?
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What was the score of the Minnesota
Twins game?
What is the schedule for the Seattle
Seahawks?
When is the next game for the New
England Patriots?
What were the football scores?
With Dashboard Personalization
Stocks
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What is the stock price for _________.
How is the NASDAQ doing?
How is the S&P 500 doing?
How is the _________doing?
With Dashboard Personalization
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How are my stocks doing?
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Show me my scores.
News
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Show me the top headlines.
Show me the entertainment headlines.
Show me the news categories.
With Dashboard Personalization
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Horoscope
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What is the horoscope for Cancer?
What is the horoscope for June 23rd?
Show me the zodiac signs.
With Dashboard Personalization
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What is my horoscope?
Show me my news.
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The Dashboard
In the Dashboard, you can control all
aspects of your Voco Media System:
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Your music and playlists;
Your personal settings for the agents
like your favorite sports teams;
Your mail and notification from the
Voco Support Team and,
General settings for the overall system.
Accessing the Dashboard
On your web browser, the Voco Media
System Dashboard will appear.
Setting Agent Preferences
Using the Agent Preferences feature with
Voco will allow you to ask for things that
are personalized just for you. Rather than
having to specify what you want, setting
preferences makes it even easier to get
what you want—faster.
THE VOCO MEDIA SYSTEM TRAY ICON
To access the Dashboard, right click on the
Voco Media System Icon on the PC onto
which you installed the Voco Media System.
Set your Horoscope: Once you designate
your horoscope, you can ask Voco “What’s
my horoscope?”
Set your Favorite Sports Teams: “Show me
my Sports Scores.”
Set your favorite News Categories: “Show
me my headlines.”
Create your Stock List: “How are my stocks
doing?”
Select your favorite playlist: “Play my
music.”
SELECT “DASHBOARD”.
Designate your Zip Code: “What the
forecast?”
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Accessing the Agent Preferences
AGENTS
To access the Agent Preferences Menu,
click “Agents”.
The Agent Preference Menu
If you have not done so and would like to
set a personal preference for an agent,
please click “Personalize”.
If you have already set a personal
preference for an agent and would like to
change it, select “Edit”.
Setting an Agent Preference
Using Sports as an example: Use the drop
down menu to find the team that you
would like to use as your personal
preference.
Once you have chosen your team, select
“Update”
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Manage and Sync
Zones on Your
Voice Commander
VZone Button
This shows you the zone name that you
associated with the Voice Commander or
this particular VZone Player.
NOTE: For this round of
beta testing, we can only
show the IP Address
associated with the
particular Zone.
This shows you what zone might be synched
with this particular zone.
This shows you what song is playing on this
particular zone or group of synched zones.
This allows you to scroll between zones.
When the VZone Button is engaged on the
Voice Commander, the screen will present
you information about the current active
zone.
An active zone is a single
location or multiple
synched locations where
your music requests are
played.
NOTE: To change the
active zone, scroll to the
zone and select “Done”.
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Synch Zones
In order to synch zones together, scroll to
the zone to which you want to synch other
zones.
NOTE: If the Patio had
already been synched
with a zone, the option to
unsync those zones
would have also been
presented.
After pressing the “sync” button, you will be
presented with all options for synching.
Select the option you would like and select
“Close”.
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SlimServer
The SlimServer Music Interface
is located within the Dashboard—you can
access it by clicking the far right tab at the top
of the Dashboard Screen.
For our Beta testing, we will be using
the traditional SlimServer Music
Interface. For launch, we will have
implemented our own and unique
music management interface.
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There are some features of the
traditional SlimServer interface that
Voco cannot take advantage of, but we
will make note of those.
Browse: This allows you to browse
your music collection. On the Voice
Commander, you may ask for
Albums, Artists, Genres, Songs and
Playlists. Voco and the Voice
Commander do not support Years,
New Music, Favorites and Random
Mix.
Search: This section is not
supported by Voco or the Voice
Commander.
Internet Radio: Voco and the
Voice Commander do not currently
support internet radio.
Settings: With the temporary
music management interface, the
synching and unsynching of your V‐
Zones will occur in this section. We
will get into greater detail later in
this section
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As you select the “PLAY”
option, this clears any
existing playlist and
replaces it with that which
you have chosen to play.
Music Library Window: As you
choose artist, album, song or other
options on the Main Menu, your
selection will be presented in this
area.
particular song, album, artist, genre
or playlist.
Playlist Window: As you play or
add songs to your playlist queue, it
will be displayed in this area.
Play: Immediately play the
Add: This allows you to add artists,
songs or albums to a playlist queue.
Or, if you have selected a playlist to
play, you may add songs to that
existing playlist.
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Create a Playlist on
Your PC
As you click the add button ( 1 ),
the album, artist or song will be
added to the playlist window ( 2 ).
In order to play the playlist, you
must select Play ( 3 ).
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Save a Playlist
To save your playlist, select
Save ( 1 ) and type the name of
your playlist ( 2 ) and select
Save ( 3 ).
In order to access your
new playlist by voice on
the Voice Commander, you
must rescan your playlist
music (see below).
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Rescan your Playlist Music
To rescan your music collection,
right click on the Voco icon in the
bottom right tray of your PC ( 1 ),
select “Music Rescan” ( 2 ) and
then choose “Only Rescan Playlists”
( 3 ).
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On‐Q
Create and Save a Playlist on your
Voice Commander
After highlighting an album, artist or song,
press the “Add to On‐Q” key.
The song will be added to “On‐Q”.
To save the playlist, press the “Save” key.
As you play an album, song or
artist, it is automatically added to
your On­Q list. Each time you select
another album, song or artist to
play, the current On­Q list is
cleared and replaced with your
new selection.
After pressing“Save”, the Naming Keypad
will appear. Type your playlist name and
press “Save Playlist”.
In order to access your
new playlist by voice on
the Voice Commander, you
must rescan your playlist
music on your PC (see
rescan your Playlist Music
section)
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Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQ’s)
Q3:
How do I get Voco to read back my stock
portfolio?
A:
This feature is not enabled on this hardware
version.
Q1: Can I acquire information on any
other sports besides professional teams?
A:
Currently the VOCO is only able to acquire
information for MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL.
College and other sports may come on board
later.
Q2:
My voice recognition on music is very hit
or miss. What should I do?
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Why is there latency before the song
play?
A:
Keep in mind that the Voco Media System
is based on the speed of your wireless
network, your machine and many other factors
that may create latency on your
response.
Q5:
Right click on the VMS tray icon.
Can my kids play games on my PC while
music is playing or while I use my
Voco Commander?
A: Yes, As long as you PC has enough memory
THE VOCO MEDIA SYSTEM TRAY ICON
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Select “Music Rescan” and then “Clear
Library and Rescan Everything” option.
This will take several minutes as the system
rescans your PC and recreates the recognition
files necessary to operate. After the system
tells you it is finished and running, reboot your
PC to ensure you are operating with the new
scanned database.
and hard drive space.
Q6:
Can I set the Voice Commander for my
favorites within the Agents?
A:
Yes, you can customize agent preferences
via the Dashboard.
Q7:
Will the VOCO respond to other voice
phrases not covered in this manual?
A:
Possibly. Some requests with shortened
sentences will pull up your requested data
on the Voice commander.
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Customer Support
Guide
1. To Access Navvo’s Customer Support Site
for Beta 1 please click the following link:
http://navvo.custhelp.com . Please save
this link in your favorites section of your PC.
This will bring you to the login screen.
Where do I go to receive support?
2.
http://navvo.custhelp.com
or call 1‐800‐TRY‐VOCO (1‐800‐879‐8626)
Once here you want to click the “Create a
new account” tab on the left hand side.
3. Please fill out all the password information
and highlighted boxes as the information is
required. The last 5 questions are optional,
but will go a long way in aiding us in
answering any questions you may have.
How to get registered?
To access the Voco Beta Site for Beta 1 please
use the following link.
http://navvo.custhelp.com
4. When finished click on Create Account and
you r account will be created for you. You
will be sent an email confirmation on the
email you provided creating your account.
Please save this link in your favorites section of
your PC. This will bring you to the login screen.
Features of Navvo Support Site
1.
There are 3 main tabs you can select after
logging onto the Navvo support site.
Once here you want to click the “Create a
new account” tab on the left hand side.
2. Please fill out all the password information
and highlighted boxes as the information is
required.
3. When finished click on Create Account and
your account will be created for you. You
will be sent an email confirmation on the
email you provided creating your account.
4. Every time you go to the Voco Beta Site,
you will need to login before starting a
session.
Answers: This is where all your Frequently
Asked Questions will be answered.
Question/Suggestion/Log a Bug: Bugs or
Ideas are logged here.
My Stuff: This area keeps a record of any
questions/communication with Navvo.
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Let’s get more in depth with the
functionality of each tab.
I have a Question or Suggestion/ Log a
Bug
Answers Tab: Click on the answers tab to
begin with. You will notice 3 different ways that
you are able to search for answers.
To begin here click on with your mouse the
Question/Log a Bug Tab. This area is truly for
providing your ideas and technical feedback
about the product.
1. Type in Keyword: This will select
questions that are associated with your
keyword.
2. Refine by category: You have 19
categories in which to select from here.
Please select the category that most
closely resembles your question.
3.
Search by Phrases, Similar Phrases,
Exact Search, Complex Expression, or
Answer ID: This area allows you to
customize your search to exactly what you
are looking for.
The answers that pertain to your search will
populate your screen. Choose your selection by
clicking on the Blue Highlighted Underlined
question that you are looking for. The question
will appear with a question mark. The answer
will begin with a light bulb pointing out the
answer.
1. Category : 1st select one of the 19 agents
that most closely matches you Bug, idea or
thoughts.
2. Is this: Next select whether you input is a
Bug, a suggestion, good feedback, or
negative feedback.
3. Subject: Next please type in a header or
topic in the subject box.
4. Question: Finally submit your question or
suggestion in the large box provided
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Example of logging a Bug
It is very helpful to the
Voco Support team that
you attempt to reproduce
your experience prior to
logging your bug.
However, if you are not
able to reproduce it, go
ahead and log the bug
regardless.
Issue: Moving back and forth from
headlines in news menu is inconsistent.
Steps to reproduce:
1. From home select news
2. Select Top Headlines
3. Select first article
4. Press left button to go back to
headlines menu
5. Select first article (same initial
selection)
6. Press left button to go back
Notice user has now skipped headlines
menu and is in the initial news menu
Expected results: Menus must remain
consistent.
Actual Result: Menus did not remain
consistent.
My Stuff Tab: This is where any
communication you have had with Navvo is
kept. Here is a record of
all information on
Questions, Notifications, and Profile changes.
Questions: Here will be a record of any
questions with answers you have asked
Notifications: Your questions are answered
here. You also may be notified that consumer
supports needs more information to support
you.
Profile­ Here one can update their account
profile to set new preferences or reflect
changes to your contact information.
Change Password: Here you are able to
create a new password on change your
password.
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Customer Support
Frequently Asked
Questions
Q5: Where can I submit a question, if I do
not find information I am looking for in the
Navvo answer Database?
A: Go to I have a Question‐Suggestion/Log
a Bug tab and submit your question
Q1: How long before my incident is
Q6: How can I speak to someone regarding
responded to?
my issue in person?
A: Within 48 hours‐2 business days
A: Please contact 1‐888‐TRY VOCO or 1‐
888‐879‐8626
Q2: Will you notify me if I have submitted
a great idea?
A: We will respond back by saying Thanks.
If we incorporate we will notify you.
Q7: Is there a feedback form or survey I
can take regarding my VOCO experience?
A: You will be emailed a link to take
Navvo’s survey after week 1 and at the end
of your Consumer beta test.
Q3: Does the Navvo support site keep all
my submitted feedback?
A: Yes, it is stored for you in your “My
Stuff” Tab.
Q4: What if I have forgotten my password?
A: Please contact 1‐888‐TRY VOCO
(1‐888‐879‐8626) to reset
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
RF exposure warning
This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions
and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter. End-users and installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions
and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.
SAR Value: 802.11b: 0.112 W/kg
802.11g: 0.061 W/kg

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