When it boots up, you should see a screen asking you to download the Google Home app on your smartphone.
There are versions for both Android and iOS devices.
Press Set Up in the lower right corner of the card.
If it matches, press Yes on your phone.
if you want to share data about the Smart Display’s performance with Google.
In the Google Home app, you can control various devices by room. You can change this later if you decide to move the display to a different room.
(you can change the name later if you like).
If the Wi-Fi network’s password is saved in your phone, you should not have to reenter it.
This optional step is so that the Assistant can recognize different individuals and deliver personalized results. You can skip this step if you want.
This step is optional, too. We recommend activating this option.
This is an optional step but makes it easier for Google Assistant to provide local traffic, weather, and business information.
If you have a YouTube TV, Hulu, CBS, HBO Now, Starz, YouTube Kids or Viki account, you have the option of adding them so that you can stream videos from those services on the Smart Display.
Using the Smart Display, you can make video calls to contacts who have the Google Duo app, or who have a Smart Display of their own. To set this up, you’ll have to enter a number of a phone that can receive SMS messages.
When you’re not using the Smart Display, it can show images from your Google Photo account, as well as famous artwork and other nice-looking scenes. Or, you can simply have it show the time.
If you want to shop using Google Express, or place orders online, you can add your credit card information — or skip the step if you have no plans to shop from your Smart Display. Likewise, if you want to link your Spotify, Google Play Music, YouTube Music, Pandora, or Deezer accounts, you can do so here too.
The Lenovo Smart Display will now play a little introductory video. After it’s done, just say “Hey Google” to use the display, or swipe on the screen.
Wake up your screen: Tap it or say “OK Google.”
Go back to the previous screen: From the left edge of the screen, swipe right or say “Go back.”
Go to the Home screen: Swipe right or say “Go Home.”
To scroll left say “Scroll Left.”
To scroll right say “Scroll Right.”
To stop any audio or video say “Stop.”
Monitor & control smart devices: From the Home screen, swipe down or say “Show me my home view.” To see home control options, tap a device type or group, then choose a specific device.
Start screensaver (ambient mode): From the Home screen, swipe right or say “Go to ambient.” Turn off your screen: To make the screen dark, swipe right twice or say “Turn off the screen.” Your screen will automatically turn off when the room is dark or you haven’t used it in a while. Note: Your screen is still on even when it’s dark.
Brightness: Swipe up, then change the brightness. To have your screen change brightness automatically, tap Brightness brightness_7.
Volume: Swipe up, then change the volume. Or say “Turn it up” or “Turn it down.”
Silence incoming calls and notifications: Swipe up, then tap Do Not Disturb do_not_disturb_off. You’ll see missed notifications on the Home screen.
Note: Alarms and timers still work when Do Not Disturb is on.
With help from your Assistant, you can directly call a phone number over the PTSN (plain old telephone service). Or, make video calls with Google Duo.
You can make a voice call in three ways: (1) you can say “Hey Google, call XXX-XXX-XXXX.” In other words, you can speak the specific phone number you wish to call; (2) you can say “Hey Google, call [the name of the person].” To do this, the person you wish to call must be in your contacts on your smartphone; or (3) you can say “Hey Google, call (the name of the business, school, etc.].”
You cannot receive regular voice calls on your Lenovo Smart Display.
The person you wish to video call must have Google Duo installed on their smartphone. Almost all new Android smartphones have Google Duo pre-installed. iPhone users can install Google Duo from the App Store for free.
If you haven’t set up Duo yet on your Smart Display, follow these steps.
Open the Google Home app
At the bottom, tap Home home
Tap your Smart Display on the Google Home App keyboard_arrow_right Settings settingskeyboard_arrow_right Duo video calling.
Follow the steps.
To control your video call, use your voice or your screen.
Important: You must turn on personal results to call your contacts.
Say “Hey Google. Call [contact]” or “Hey Google. Video call [contact].” If you see a missed call on the screen, tap it.
Say “End the call” or “Hang up.” or, tap End call.
Say “Mute call” or “Unmute call.”
Tap Mute mic_off
Say “Turn off the camera.”
Tap Video videocam
On the top of your screen, use the switch.
Say “Answer the call”or tap Answer.
Say “Decline the call”or tap Decline.
Listen to the News
• Say “Hey Google. Read me the news.”
Listen to Music
• Say “Hey Google. Play me [type of music]” or “Hey Google. Play [name of musician].”
Weather
• Say “Hey Google. What is the temperature” or “Hey Google. what is the weather forecast?”
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