The voice control of Google at Google Home or on other Google Home devices is a hands-free flavored feature.

How do I set up voice control on Google Home?

Your Google Home voice control is still possible to setup in a relatively one-handed, automated procedure. First, plug in the Google Home device and download Google Home app onto an your phone. Startup the app. Log in to your Google account and then follow the on screen instructions; they will show you what steps, which must take place in sequence next, are needed to let it be taught. The app, as instructed by your eyes and ears, will help you to configure your device in its own way so that it speaks happily at you. Then just get to it with voice inputs.

What voice commands can I use?

Google Home offers various demo sentences. Here are some common ones.

1. Smart home operation: "Hey, Google! Turn on the living room lights." "OK Google, set the thermostat to 72."

2. Music and media: "Hey Google, play me some jazz music." "OK Google, play my latest podcast episode."

3. Information and questions: "Hey Google! What shall the weather be like today?" "OK Google, how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?"

4. Routines and tips: “Hey Google, set a timer for 20 minutes.” “OK Google, tell me to call mom at five o’clock.”

5. Communication: "Hey Google! Call Father." "OK Google, broadcast throughout the house that dinner is ready."

How does Google Home know it's me talking?

Google Home Voice Match technology to different house members. To set up your device, you'll be asked to repeat saying "Hey Google" and OK Google" multiple times. This forms a different voice model for different users on the device. Google Home listens to your voice as you speak. It compares the pattern made by those sounds against models stored in its memory banks and offers personalized data points: time busy today, things on the calendar that day, songs matching what you heard last night for example.

Can the same device be shared by more than one person?

Yes, multiple users are supported by Google Home. Up to six people can link their Google account to the same device. Each person can set Voice Match to get his or her own personal results. When someone talks, Google Home will know it's who and give information relevant to this person, calendar events, reminder notes in their own name, as well music play lists.

Is there anything we can do to increase the accuracy of voice recognition?

When using the Google Home device, try to speak clearly and at an ordinary volume. Keep no more than 1 to 2 meters distance from yourself. As far as possible, do away with noise in the background and ensure that microphones on your device are good. Suppose the Google Home doesn't recognize voices matched; this can be fixed later using the Google Home app.

What do I do if Google Home cannot understand my voice?

If Google Home understand your command, try another approach or speak more clearly. You can also use the command "Hey Google, What are your functions?” If there are still problems after this, ensure that the device is on Wi-Fi. Then use Google Home app to see if there have been any updates.

How do I troubleshoot common issues?

Check to see if the microphone is turned off. The light ring should have gone from green to orange. You should also check whether power and Wi-Fi are available. If the problem continues to persist, unplug this machine for ten seconds then plug it back in again. Or go to the Google Home app for any available updates or error messages.

Hope above questions and answers can help you solve the problems you meet on Google Home voice control.