[billybronco1]

Is there a way to input a new address into the gps while driving. As you know it grays out when the car is moving. We do have a passenger that can do this most the time. I understand the dangers for the driver but come on.

 

[bill_de]

I think the voice input still works.


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[Debauch]

You can with lockpick or equivalent ... or by voice.

 

[Nicks_2014]

I think the voice input still works.


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yeah, hit the voice button on the left side of the wheel. took me about 5 minutes before the stupid thing got the address right, but it worked.

 

[tllapointe]

We have just driven 2,000 miles on interstate highways at 70 mph.

I have tried voice recognition over 20 times while doing 70 mph. My wife has tried it. We have NEVER got it to recognize an address. I used Bing and it asked for the address but NEVER came close to what we were saying.

For us, voice recognition is useless for address entry or entry of a city. So, while moving, it is IMPOSSIBLE to find a hotel 50 - 100 miles away. You must stop.

Tom

 

[tllapointe]

Today, I was doing 75 mph on I-40. The road noise was relatively quiet. I used Voice and said "Navigate To" an street address in another state. It processed it correctly. I was pleasantly surprised and will try it more.

Tom

 

[1stJeepGC]

I have tried voice recognition over 20 times while doing 70 mph. My wife has tried it. We have NEVER got it to recognize an address. I used Bing and it asked for the address but NEVER came close to what we were saying.

Tom

Greetings,

With the Uconnect voice recognition, depending on which unit and year you have, it takes a while for the system to know your voice and translated it correctly. I have the 430 with no navi and with Sirius, I believe it took a number of tries before it got my voice pattern. I think it was a good month for me. So 20 times or more is not uncommon.

Best for now.

 

[Beski]

We have just driven 2,000 miles on interstate highways at 70 mph.

So how did she drive for this long of a trip at 70mph?

 

[tllapointe]

So how did she drive for this long of a trip at 70mph?

We were very pleased with the ride, handling, and quiet ride. The Advanced Tech Group was outstanding. So many times we slowly came up behind slower moving vehicles and our GC gradually slowed to maintain a safe distance. It was so smooth that often we didn't realize we had slowed 8 mph. The Blind Spot Warning worked great as well.

 

[Specx]

Today, I was doing 75 mph on I-40. The road noise was relatively quiet. I used Voice and said "Navigate To" an street address in another state. It processed it correctly. I was pleasantly surprised and will try it more.

Tom

I'm going to have to test this more. I tried on our trip to Long Beach this weekend and it didn't work. The only thing I've been able to get to work is asking it to bring up fuel prices and then I'll manually select and navigate from there.

 

[Wolfman2332]

I've been using the voice input for a while on my '14 Overland, and it works pretty darn good. If it can't get the street after several tries, it asks you to spell it. And that works great!

 

[joyfil2001]

Why not just buy a lockpick and call it a day? I just installed mine and took 15 minutes.

 

[tllapointe]

Just finished a 7,200 mile trip. Overall, we are extremely happy with our Overland. The looks, ride, handling, and features are excellent.

However, the two most frustrating problems I had were (1) the Nav System / POI screen locking up and (2) the inability to find a destination while moving.

While I was a passenger, I wanted to find a hotel 100 miles ahead. I couldn't figure out how to do it. I had to wait until we stopped or I used my Smartphone or my portable Garmin.

While traveling, I started using my laptop at night to figure out about where we would be the next night. Then, in the morning, I added Favorites for that town and towns closer and further away. While driving, I would Nav to one of these Fav and can ask for a POI - Motel - Near Destination. A lot of work for a passenger who can safely use a keyboard and cannot reach the Voice Command key on the steering wheel.

If anyone can tell me how to use voice command to find a motel in a distant town, please let me know.

Tom

 

[Jeff_H2O]

Why not just buy a lockpick and call it a day? I just installed mine and took 15 minutes.

What is this and were do you get it?

 

[jorsr]

With jeff here -where do i buy lockpick ?

 

[Jrunr]

Is there a lockpick type fix for the 2014?

 

[eibyer]

Looks like coastal e tech is working on it.

 

[iboughtajeep]

Just finished a 7,200 mile trip. Overall, we are extremely happy with our Overland. The looks, ride, handling, and features are excellent.

However, the two most frustrating problems I had were (1) the Nav System / POI screen locking up and (2) the inability to find a destination while moving.

While I was a passenger, I wanted to find a hotel 100 miles ahead. I couldn't figure out how to do it. I had to wait until we stopped or I used my Smartphone or my portable Garmin.

While traveling, I started using my laptop at night to figure out about where we would be the next night. Then, in the morning, I added Favorites for that town and towns closer and further away. While driving, I would Nav to one of these Fav and can ask for a POI - Motel - Near Destination. A lot of work for a passenger who can safely use a keyboard and cannot reach the Voice Command key on the steering wheel.

If anyone can tell me how to use voice command to find a motel in a distant town, please let me know.

Tom

Previous nav units ive used have a vehicle speed sensor wire that if grounded would allow you to use the nav while moving. Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the MY14.?

 

[wuaname]

A lot more talk about the lockpics on the other durango forum . Im surprised it is not so common on here .

 

[tllapointe]

Just checked the Coastal Tech site and found this note in the yellow section of the page:
LOCKPICK C8

2013 DODGE RAM
2014 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
(SPECIAL PROGRAMMING AND HARNESS COMING SOON)