If spelling errors in a text-based question are minor, the Kitco Connect should be able to interpret the question. If this does occur, the Kitco Connect will either state that it did not understand the question and ask you to repeat it, or offer data unrelated to your question. This is likely because of a comprehension issue. In some instances, when chatting through either voice or text, the Kitco Connect will not understand your question. Owners of older Android devices need to download it and ensure it is up and running before using the voice prompt “Open Kitco Connect” and proceeding with their question(s).įor more information on how to purchase, set-up, use, or troubleshoot these voice assistant platforms, see Google Home, Google Assistant, and Amazon Echo Smart Speaker support. On newer Android phones, Alexa is built-in at the point of purchase. To access Kitco Connect via Alexa on an eligible Android device, users need to ensure they have the Alexa app downloaded and open on their phones.
To access Kitco Connect via Amazon Alexa from the Amazon Echo smart home speaker system, simply use the voice prompt “Open Kitco Connect” and follow up with your question. To access Kitco Connect via Google Assistant on an eligible smartphone, simply touch and hold the home button and use the voice prompt “Okay Google, talk to Kitco Connect.” To access Kitco Connect via Google Assistant on smart displays and smart speakers, simply say “Okay Google, talk to Kitco Connect” and proceed to ask your question. To access Kitco Connect from a Google Home system, use the voice prompt “Okay Google, talk to Kitco Connect.” The Kitco Connect will reply with a brief hello, after which you may proceed to ask your question.
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