Stripped out for safety issues? I love it! Voice command works 50% of the time and you end up confused looking at the screen pushing buttons. Plus it seems any info you really want you have to pull over for. Now we know why they say kill all the lawyers!

 

I wonder if they actually took this out of the programing or if it is "hidden" somewhere in there....???

 

+1 .

 

Found part of my own answer....

Below is a text version of the service bulletin released by Nissan in regards to the Infiniti Navi changes:

Classification: EL07-039
Reference: ITB07-042
Date: November 9, 2007

2008 G35, G37, QX56; INFINITI VOICE RECOGNITION SYSTEM UPDATE

APPLIED VEHICLES:
2008 G35 Sedan (V36) with Navigation System
2008 G37 Coupe (CV36) with Navigation System
2008 QX56 (JA60) with Navigation System

SERVICE INFORMATION

The Applied Vehicles listed above had a running change to the Infiniti Voice Recognition System.

The newer system has a simplified "Standard Mode" (which is the default mode) and an "Alternate Command Mode" for the more advanced user.

Many of the same features of the early system are available on the newer system, although some commands related to the following functions are deleted from the newer system.

System Commands related to the following are deleted in the newer system:
Navigation Specific POI names
Specific map zoom (scale values)
Phone Numbers spoken as groupings (i.e. 17 stated as "seventeen")
Audio Direct satellite radio stations
Radio presets
Direct tuning frequencies
Direct CD track numbers
Climate Control Direct temperature settings (60 – 90 degrees)

Any vehicle built after the following VINs and Dates has the newer system:

Model: G35 Sedan 2WD
VIN: JNKBV61E(*)8M 201809
Date: August 30, 2007

Model: G35 Sedan AWD
VIN: JNKBV61F(*)8M 251895
Date: August 30, 2007

Model: G37 Coupe
VIN: JNKCV64E(*)8M 106576
Date: August 30, 2007

Model: QX56
VIN: 5N3AA08(**)8N 904804
Date: September 28, 2007

 

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of the remaining commands on the new system with (and without) Alternate Command Mode selected?

 

We need to start a campaigne to get them to provide dealers with a down load to take us back to the old system.

 

Tried the old command list. Too bad most of it dont work because i just bought my 37s. It would be nice to have all though commands.

 

Does anyone know where I can get an updated list of all the comands that work for the 2008 G37S? Because some of the G35 list doesn't work.

 

The list of alternate commands should be in your owners manual. I just bought my G37S last week and had no problem activating the Alternate Voice Command Mode per manual. Maybe some of us need to go through the Speaker Adaptation Mode first. This allows users to train the system to improve recognition accuracy. See your manual for more details. I just love this car!

 

Not to be rude or offensive but I see this is your first post. You might want to read a bit from the beginning of the thread. Even if you only read this page, post 49 should be a clue that on former models there were voice commands to operate things like temperature and radio pre-sets. Just trying to help . The forums are very useful but lurking/reading can really be a great source of information.

 

Aloha, everyone! Sorry for my ignorance -- my bad. I tinkered more with my car and you guys are right, the list of voice commands are much shorter than the one posted at the beginning of this discussion thread by an owner of an earlier model. Has anyone contacted Infiniti on this?

 

There are a couple threads about people contacting Infiniti. There is nothing they will do. You are out of luck along with the rest of us.

 

So I just found this on Youtube today-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlQwMoPBzC4

Of course I bolted to my fully loaded G37s and said "TUNE 102.3" I think it just said "RADIO"
So is anyone here able to give those commands to tune the radio..>?

Let me know-

-Mango-

 

++++++


it's gone.

 

Unbelievable. I don't see how anyone (even a lawyer) can justify speaking numbers (track, temp, freq) as a safety issue. Does Infiniti think 'one-seven' is safer than 'seventeen' ??