The voice became silent on my xls. what is the solution

To turn the Silent Mode OFF for your handset to ring, press and hold the # key on your handset for about 10 seconds. Your handset will beep and this will indicate that the Silent Mode has been turned OFF.

To turn off the Japanese voice on a 2008 Mitsubishi Outlander, you will need to disable the voice guidance feature in the navigation system. Here's how to do it:

1. Press the "Menu" button on the navigation system's control panel.
2. Select the "Settings" menu.
3. Select the "Voice" option.
4. Select the "Voice Guidance" option.
5. Toggle the "Voice Guidance" setting to "Off."
6. Press the "OK" button to save the changes.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Either your phone is on silent, your volume is all the way down, or your speaker is broken. Most likely the first two, but if it IS your speaker, return it to your Cellphone Provider and tell them of your problem.

you have to go to "voice commands" and turn off the call alert mode... put it on "ring only"

1. Tap anywhere on the map to get the menu.
2. Tap "Change preferences."
3. Tap "Change voice."
4. Select an English-speaking voice.
   

i do not know if you have changed the voice on the preferences, if not on main menu 1 page tap change preferences,go to page 4 tap change voice, the computer voices will be 1st ,then tap the one you want then select ,
hope that helps

it doesn't read off street names as you pass them but it will give you voice instructions about upcoming turns etc. Make sure the text language and the voice profile you have selected match, otherwise it will be silent. ie. if you have us english text selected and german voice you will get silence

i need to say u should save the voice tags in a silent place with keepin the phone at a smalll distance from mouth . say the words cleraly as u are u can repeat the word in the same clarity

Thanks. As no one had replied (it's been 8 months) I took this back to the shop I bought it from and they fixed under warranty.