CD radio, Bluetooth CD radio, Bluetooth, Comfort. Supplement

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1 CD radio, Bluetooth CD radio, Bluetooth, Comfort Supplement

2 Symbols G WARNING Warning notes make you aware of dangers which could pose a threat to your health or life, or to the health and life of others. H Environmental note Environmental notes provide you with information on environmentally aware actions or disposal.! Notes on material damage alert you to dangers that could lead to damage to your vehicle. i These symbols indicate useful instructions or further information that could be helpful to you. X This symbol designates an instruction you must follow. X Several consecutive symbols indicate an instruction with several steps. (Y page) This symbol tells you where you can find further information on a topic. Y Y This symbol indicates a warning or an instruction that is continued on the next page. Display This text indicates a message on the display.

3 Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz First of all, familiarise yourself with your CD radio. Before you drive off, read this Supplement, especially the safety and warning notices. This will help you to obtain the maximum pleasure from your CD radio and avoid endangering yourself and others. The functions and equipment of your CD radio may differ depending on: Rmodel Rorder Rcountry specification Mercedes-Benz is constantly updating its systems to the state of the art. Mercedes-Benz therefore reserves the right to introduce changes in: Rdesign Requipment Rtechnical features Therefore, the descriptions provided may occasionally differ from your device. Please consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre if you have any questions. The manual and all Supplements are integral parts of the vehicle. You should always keep them in the vehicle and pass them on to the new owner if you sell the vehicle. The technical documentation team at Daimler AG wishes you safe and pleasant motoring. ohne Éohne-ËÍ

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5 Contents 3 Index... 4 At a glance... 9 Introduction... 7 System settings Telephone Audio Technical data... 51

6 4 Index A Anti-theft protection... 8 Audio Radio mode Audio CD/MP3 mode Switching to AUX (audio) Notes/socket Switching to B Balance Setting Basic functions Bass and treble Adjusting Bluetooth Activating Activating/deactivating Authorising (registering) a device Connecting devices Connection requirements De-authorising (de-registering) a device Disconnecting a device External authorisation Settings Stopping playback C Call Accepting Call list Opening (using the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel) Call lists Calling an entry Displaying details Opening CD Copy protection General information Inserting Notes on compact discs Pause function Playback options Selecting a track CD mode Fast forward/rewind Copy protection CD Copyright... 8 Correct use... 7 D Declaration of conformity... 7 Disc MP Display Display settings Brightness Calling up the menu DTMF tone transmission E Electromagnetic compatibility... 7 Emergency call 999 or Equipment... 7 Example of operation F Fast forward Audio mode (Bluetooth ) Audio mode (USB) CD mode Fast rewind Audio mode (USB) Function restrictions Using the telephone M Menu Audio settings Overview Menu item Selecting Mercedes-Benz Service Centre see Qualified specialist workshop MP3 Copyright Disc... 43

7 Index 5 O Displaying the contents of a folder File systems Formats Pause function Playback options Selecting a track Switching folders Switching folders (using buttons on the multifunction steering wheel Track/folder names Operating safety... 7 Overview of controls P Phone book Calling an entry Calling an entry (using the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel) Calling up Searching for an entry Updating Pin assignment Playback options Audio mode (USB) Playback options (CD mode) Q Qualified specialist workshop... 8 R Radio Muting traffic announcements RDS (Radio Data System) Setting a station Storing stations Switching on Switching wavebands Radio mode RDS Switching off Rewind CD mode S Safety notes Using the telephone Selecting a track Sound Switching on/off Sound settings Audio Specialist workshop... 8 Steering wheel with buttons Overview Surround sound Selecting Switching on/off System language Setting System settings Audio settings Displaying information Reset function T Telephone Basic display Call disconnection Call lists Calling (outgoing call) Emergency call Entering phone numbers Function restrictions Functions during a call General notes Important safety notes Incoming call Operating options Phone book Sending DTMF tones Telephone book Opening (using the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel) Track Selecting, USB (audio)... 47

8 6 Index Traffic announcements (TA) Muting Switching priority on/off Treble and bass Adjusting U USB (audio) Changing folder Data carrier Formats Playback options Selecting a track Specific information about USB devices Switching folders (using buttons on the multifunction steering wheel) USB mode Activating V Volume Adjusting... 19

9 Introduction 7 Operating safety Important safety notes G WARNING Operating the integrated information systems and communications equipment in the vehicle while driving will distract you from traffic conditions. You could then lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only operate these devices if road traffic conditions permit. If you are unsure about the surrounding conditions, pull over to a safe location and make entries only while the vehicle is stationary. Observe the legal requirements for the country you are currently in. Bear in mind that, at a speed of only 50 km/h, your vehicle is covering a distance of nearly 14 m per second. When using the device please follow: Rthe safety notes in these operating instructions Rtraffic laws and regulations Rlaws pertaining to motor vehicles and safety standards i Improper work on electronic components or other systems (such as the radio and disc slot) and their software may result in malfunction or failure. Even systems that have not been modified could be affected because the electronic systems are connected. Malfunctioning electronics can severely impair the operating safety of the vehicle. Therefore, have all work on and modifications to electronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. The CD radio can be used to receive radio stations as well as to play back audio compact discs and other data carriers. Additionally, the Bluetooth CD radio can make calls via the Bluetooth function. Observe the specified requirements for data carriers and permissible formats. Equipment This Supplement describes the CD radio with all standard and optional equipment available at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Bear in mind that the CD radio may not be equipped with all of the functions described. This also applies to safety-relevant systems and functions. The equipment level of your CD radio may therefore differ from that shown in some descriptions and illustrations. Contact a Mercedes- Benz Service Centre if you have any questions about equipment or operation. This Supplement is an integral part of the vehicle. Keep it in the vehicle along with the Operating Instructions. Declaration of conformity Radio-based vehicle components The following note applies to all radio-based components of the vehicle and the information systems and communication devices integrated in the vehicle: i The components of the vehicle which receive and/or transmit radio waves are compliant with the basic requirements and all other relevant regulations stipulated by Directive 1999/5/EC. You can obtain further information from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Correct use Electromagnetic compatibility The electromagnetic compatibility of the vehicle components has been checked and certified according to the currently valid version of Regulation ECE-R 10. Z

10 8 Introduction Copyright information Registered trademarks Bluetooth technology is the standard for short-range wireless data transmission of up to approximately 10 metres. Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) Inc. Qualified specialist workshop Therefore, have all work on and modifications to electronic components carried out at a qualified workshop. It has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools for the work required. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. A Mercedes-Benz Service Centre is a qualified specialist workshop. Anti-theft protection When switching on for the first time or after the battery has been disconnected, Disabled. Please switch on ignition appears in the CD radio display. X Switch on the ignition. You can now use the CD radio.

11 9 Operating system Multifunction steering wheel On-board computer display Operation Basic functions At a glance

12 10 Operating system At a glance Operating system Overview Function Page : Display 24 ; Number keypad Selects stations via the station presets 38 Stores stations manually 38 Passcode entry 26 Telephone number entry 32 Character entry 18 = 6 Accepts a call 32 Dials a number 32 Selects telephone mode 31? ~ Rejects a call 32 Ends an active call 32 A B C Function Page Turn cvd the controller: Selects a station 38 Selects a list item 36 Changes the adjustment values 22 Press V the controller: Confirms a selection Displays stored stations 38 Displays playback options 42 Horizontal arrow buttons =; Selects a main function 12 Vertical arrow buttons :9 Selects a function from the submenu 12

13 Operating system 11 Function D Back button % Press briefly: Moves up one menu level Press and hold: Jumps to the highest menu level for the selected main function E F G H Delete button j Press briefly: Deletes characters Press and hold: Deletes an entry Hands-free microphone Page Mute/eject button 8/8 Press briefly: Mute 18 Switches off traffic announcements 19 Press and hold: Ejects a CD 40 F Press briefly: Selects stations using the station search function 38 Selects the next track 41 Press and hold: Manual station search 38 Fast forward I J Function Page E Press briefly: Selects stations using the station search function 38 Selects the previous track 41 Press and hold: Manual station search 38 Fast rewind 42 Mini USB port and AUX jack K Disc slot 40 Load CDs Eject CDs L M Turno Adjusts the volume 19 Press q Switches the CD radio on/off 18 At a glance

14 12 Operating system Controller Buttons on the controller At a glance Overview Controller : Controller With the controller you can, for example: RMove within lists RChange the adjustment values RConfirm a selection Operation : Vertical arrow buttons ; Horizontal arrow buttons = Back button? Delete button RWith the = and ; horizontal arrow buttons, you can select a main function. RWith the : and 9 vertical arrow buttons, you can select a submenu. RWith the % back button, you can leave a submenu. RWith the í delete button, you can delete an entry. Function overview Example: operating the controller The controller can be: Rpressed briefly or pressed and held V Rturned clockwise or anti-clockwise cvd You can use the CD radio to operate the following main functions: RThe audio function with the radio, audio CD and MP3 mode, USB audio, Bluetooth audio and audio AUX operating modes RThe phone via Bluetooth (making a call, phone book, call lists) RThe settings (sound, language, display, Bluetooth, system) Display Display overview The display shows the function currently selected and its associated menus. The display is divided into several areas.

15 Operating system 13 Overview of the main functions and their submenus Example: MP3 playback function in CD mode : Main function bar, current main function is highlighted (audio in the example) ; Status symbols = Submenu of the selected main function? Selected list entry A The currently active option is marked with # B Submenus Status symbols ; show the current settings for radio and telephone mode (Traffic Programme TP, mute and phone active). In main function bar :, the desired main function can be called up using the = or ; arrow button. There are a number of submenus B available within each main function. The available menu items are displayed in the following overview. In the submenus, the desired function can be called up using the : or 9 arrow button. Under main function bar : you will see the title of currently selected submenu =. In this example, the (audio) main function is selected with CD playback. The display/ selection window shows a selection list (playback functions) with selected entry A. Radio RSwitches FM stations/traffic announcement priority on/off RSwitches automatically stored FM stations/traffic announcement priority on/off RSwitches between AM stations/wavebands RSwitches between automatically stored AM stations/wavebands Audio RCD playback (audio CD and MP3 CDs) RUSB audio RBluetooth audio RAUX Telephone º RBasic display RPhone book RMissed calls RAccepted calls RDialled numbers Sound settings RTreble RBass RMid-range RBalance R3D sound Settings ä RLanguage RDisplay brightness RBluetooth settings RSystem settings At a glance

16 14 On-board computer display At a glance Multifunction steering wheel 9 To open/close the input window Ú To store/display favourite menu window You can find further information on using the multifunction steering wheel in the descriptions of the individual functions. On-board computer display Available functions Right-hand button panel on the multifunction steering wheel 6 To accept an incoming call, to initiate a call ~ To reject a call, to end a call The other buttons control the driving system (see the vehicle Operating Instructions). Menu Audio Telephone Functions and submenus Radio: RSelecting a station RSelecting a waveband CD, USB device: RSelecting a track RCalling up the MP3 browser Accepting/rejecting a call Dialling a number/ending a call Selecting a phone book entry Selecting an entry from a call list Left-hand button panel on the multifunction steering wheel W To increase the volume X To decrease the volume ; To select the next main menu/next entry in the input window, to increase or reset value = To select the previous main menu/ previous entry in the input window or to decrease value : Next menu window/next menu bar down in the input window 9 Previous menu window/next menu bar up in the input window Switching between on-board computer displays X Press the =, ;, 9 or : buttons on the multifunction steering wheel until the desired main menu is shown in the on-board computer display. X Press the 6 button. This calls up the telephone basic menu directly. Telephone menu in the on-board computer display X To call up the telephone main menu: from the telephone menu, press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel.

17 On-board computer display 15 X To call up the audio main menu: press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. At a glance Telephone main menu X To select the phone book or call list: press the 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the desired list is selected. X To open a list: press the ; button. X To go back: press the = button. Audio menu in the on-board computer display Audio main menu during CD/USB playback X To select another audio source: press the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To select an MP3 browser: press the : button on the multifunction steering wheel to select MP3 browser. X To open an MP3 browser: press the ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To call up track selection: press the : button on the multifunction steering wheel to select [Track name]. X To play the selected track: press the = or ; on the multifunction steering wheel. Audio basic display during CD playback

18 16 On-board computer display At a glance MP3 browser (MP3 and USB mode only) X To select the next/previous line: briefly press the : or 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Next/previous page: press and hold the : or 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To open the selected folder: press the ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To play the selected track: press the ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To close the folder/browser: press the = button on the multifunction steering wheel. Audio basic display during radio playback X To call up the audio main menu: press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. Audio main menu during radio playback X To select another audio source: press the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. X To call up the station or waveband selection: select the corresponding line

19 Operation 17 using the 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Select a station or waveband using the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel. Operation Operating options There are two operating options available: RUsing the CD/radio Unless otherwise stated, this operation possibility is described. RUsing the multifunction steering wheel (Y page 14) Notes on operation with the multifunction steering wheel can also be found in the corresponding sections. Not all functions can be operated using the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until ä (system settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that was last used appears. X Select the desired settings submenu with the 9 or : button. i You will find further information in the "Settings" section (Y page 23). Example of operation At a glance Selecting a main function Initial situation: you would like to switch from radio mode to system settings, for example. Example: settings menu Radio basic display The example shows how to select a station from the station presets in radio mode. X Use the = or ; button to select (radio) in the main function bar. The radio basic display is shown with station presets 1 to 10. X To select a station: press a number button from e to s. The station stored there is played. or X Turn cvd the controller until the desired station is selected. The station is played back. i You will find further information in the "Radio mode" section (Y page 38).

20 18 Basic functions At a glance Entering numbers in telephone mode The telephone function requires a Bluetooth connection to your mobile phone (Y page 25). X Press the = or ; button to select the º (telephone) main function. X If necessary, press the 9 button to call up the telephone basic menu. Telephone basic display Entering a telephone number using the number pad X Press the desired number on the number pad. The number appears in the input line. X To delete a number: briefly press the j delete button once. The number to the left of the cursor is deleted. X To delete an entire entry: press and hold the j delete button. The entire entry is deleted. The call can be initiated once the complete number has been entered. X Press the 6 button on the number pad. The number is dialled. i You will find further information in the "Making a call" section (Y page 31). Basic functions Switching on/off To switch on: X If the audio equipment is switched off: press the q control knob. The CD radio calls up the previously selected menu. i If you switch on the CD radio while the ignition is turned off, it will switch off automatically after approximately one hour in order to preserve the battery. To switch off: X If the audio equipment is switched on: press the q control knob. i If the CD radio and the ignition are both switched on and you then switch off the ignition, the CD radio automatically switches off. i If a Bluetooth phone was connected to the CD radio when the ignition was switched off, the CD radio automatically attempts to re-establish a connection when the ignition is switched on again. If a connection cannot be established, the Connection with Bluetooth device failed message appears. Switching sound off/on Switching the audio source off/on X Press the 8 / 8 mute/eject button. The sound of the audio source is switched off or on. i If the sound is muted, you see the x symbol. If you change the audio source or adjust the volume, the sound is automatically switched on. i Traffic announcements will be heard even if the sound is muted.

21 Basic functions 19 Switching off traffic announcements X During a traffic announcement, briefly press the 8/8 mute/eject button. i The next traffic announcement will be audible. Adjusting the volume X During playback of an audio source, turn the o control knob. or X Press the W and X buttons on the multifunction steering wheel. The volume changes. At a glance

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23 21 Audio settings Setting the system language Display settings Bluetooth settings System settings System settings

24 22 Audio settings System settings Audio settings Calling up the audio settings menu X To change the setting: turn cvd the The adjustment value is changed and adopted. X To reject the setting: press the j delete button. Setting the balance Audio settings menu X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until (audio settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that you last used appears. Adjusting treble, mid-range and bass X Call up the audio settings menu (Y page 22). X In the audio settings menu, select Balance by pressing the 9 or : button. The adjustment scale appears. X To change the setting: turn cvd the The stereo mid-point moves to the left or the right. X To reject the setting: press the j delete button. Example: adjusting the treble X Call up the audio settings menu (Y page 22). X From the audio settings menu, use the 9 or : button to select Treble, Bass or Medium. The adjustment scale appears. Adjusting the 3D sound Setting the 3D sound changes the spatial audio experience of each audio source. X Call up the audio settings menu (Y page 22). X In the audio settings menu, select 3D sound by pressing the 9 or : button. The adjustment scale appears.

25 Setting the system language 23 X To change the setting: turn cvd the The spatial audio experience changes. X To reject the setting: press the j delete button. Activating/deactivating traffic programme priority Setting the system language Calling up the language menu This function sets the display menu language. The language selection influences the options available in character entry. System settings When priority for traffic announcements is activated, a traffic announcement suppresses the playback of other audio sources for the duration of the announcement. You will not hear traffic announcements when you are making a phone call. X Option 1: in the FM waveband, press the l button. Traffic announcement priority is switched on or off, depending on the previous setting. or X Option 2: in the station preset menu of the FM waveband, turn cvd the controller to select TP off or TP on. Traffic announcement priority is switched on or off, depending on the previous setting. When traffic announcement priority is switched on, the TP symbol is shown at the top right of the screen. Language menu X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until ä (system settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that you last used appears. X If necessary: press the 9 button to call up the Languages settings submenu. The Languages submenu appears. Activating/deactivating language synchronisation If language synchronisation is activated, the system language of the CD/radio is adopted as the language for the on-board computer display. X Turn cvd the controller to select Sync language. X To change the setting: press V the When the O box is ticked, the function is activated.

26 24 Bluetooth settings System settings Setting the system language X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired language. The system is switched to the desired language. Display settings Calling up the display settings menu X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until ä (system settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that you last used appears. X If necessary: press the 9 or : button to select the Display brightness menu. Setting the brightness Bluetooth settings Requirements for a Bluetooth connection You can connect mobile phones and Bluetooth -capable audio devices to the CD/ radio. The following requirements must be met: Rmobile phones must support Hands-Free Profile 1.0 or above in order to be connected to the CD/radio. Revery Bluetooth device has a Bluetooth name, which you can choose yourself. RBluetooth must be activated on both the CD/radio and on the Bluetooth device. Rthe Bluetooth device must be "visible" to the CD/radio so that the CD/radio can find and display it. Rthe procedure for adjusting the settings of the Bluetooth device can be found in the operating instructions of the Bluetooth device. Calling up the Bluetooth settings menu X To change the setting: turn cvd the The display brightness changes and is adopted. X To reject the setting: press the j delete button. Bluetooth menu

27 Bluetooth settings 25 X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until ä (system settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that you last used appears. X If necessary: press 9 or : to select the Bluetooth settings menu. Activating/deactivating Bluetooth The Bluetooth function on the CD/radio must be activated: Rfor telephony with a Bluetooth mobile phone Rfor audio playback with a Bluetooth mobile phone Rfor audio playback with Bluetooth audio equipment X Turn cvd the controller to select Bluetooth on. X To change the setting: press V the When the O box is ticked, the function is activated. Connecting Bluetooth devices General notes If you are using your Bluetooth device with the CD/radio for the first time, it needs to be connected. The connection involves: Rsearching for a Bluetooth device and Rthe subsequent authorisation and connection i You can authorise a maximum of 6 phones and 6 Bluetooth audio devices. Connecting a Bluetooth mobile phone and a Bluetooth audio device is in principle the same for the user. The process is therefore only explained once below. Calling up the Bluetooth device list Example: list of Bluetooth mobile phones X Turn cvd the controller to select Phone list or Audio device list. A list of Bluetooth device names appears. The status of the listed devices can differ in the following ways (visible by the symbol): Rdevices in range that have not yet been authorised (no symbol) Rdevices out of range that have already been authorised with the CD/radio (symbol: Ï in square brackets) Rdevices in range that have been authorised but not yet connected (symbol: Ï) Rdevices in range that have been authorised and connected (symbol: Ñ) i For Bluetooth audio equipment, you see a note symbol instead of the telephone symbol. If your mobile phone or audio device is not on the list, the list needs to be updated. X Turn cvd the controller to select Update. The CD/radio searches for Bluetooth devices within range. This process may take a few minutes. Once the search is System settings

28 26 Bluetooth settings System settings complete, the CD/radio updates the device list. Authorising (registering) the Bluetooth device Menu of the Bluetooth functions for the selected device X Turn cvd the controller to select the device that has not yet been authorised in the Bluetooth device list. The menu of the Bluetooth functions for the selected device appears. X Turn cvd the controller to select Authorise. An enquiry dialogue appears, asking you whether you are sure that you want to authorise the device. X To authorise the device: press V the controller to confirm Yes. The dialogue for entering the passkey appears. If you want to cancel the process, select No and press V the controller to confirm. The passkey is any one to sixteen-digit number combination that you can determine yourself. You must enter the same number sequence into the CD/radio and the Bluetooth device you wish to authorise (see the operating instructions of the Bluetooth device). X Enter the passkey on the CD/radio keypad. X Turn V the controller to confirm OK. A request for the passkey to be entered appears in the Bluetooth device. X Enter the same passkey on the Bluetooth device as for the CD/radio and confirm. After the Bluetooth device has been successfully authorised, it also needs to be connected. X In the telephone or audio device list, turn cvd the controller to select the desired device. X Turn cvd the controller to select Connect. An enquiry dialogue appears, asking you whether you are sure that you want to connect the device. X To connect the device: press V the controller to confirm Yes. Your Bluetooth device is now connected and ready for operation via the CD/radio. i Some mobile phones require that you enter a four-digit passkey or a longer number sequence (see the mobile phone operating instructions). i If you authorise the device again after it has been de-authorised (Y page 27), you can select another passkey. External authorisation If the CD/radio does not recognise your Bluetooth device, this may be because your Bluetooth device has special security settings. In this case, check whether your Bluetooth device can locate the CD/radio. The Bluetooth device name of the CD/radio is "MB Bluetooth".

29 Bluetooth settings 27 X Turn cvd the controller to select External authorisation in the Bluetooth settings menu. The following dialogue shows the readiness for external authorisation via a Bluetooth device. X When prompted, enter the passkey into the CD/radio and confirm with OK. X Start the Bluetooth search process on the Bluetooth device (see the operating instructions for the respective device). X Select CD/radio ("MB Bluetooth"). X When prompted, enter the passkey on the Bluetooth device. De-authorising (de-registering) the Bluetooth device X Turn cvd the controller to select the authorised device in the Bluetooth device list. The menu of the available Bluetooth functions for the selected device appears. X Turn cvd the controller to select Deauthorise. An enquiry dialogue appears, asking you whether you are sure that you want to deauthorise the device. X To de-authorise the device: press V the controller to confirm Yes. The device is de-authorised. If the device was connected, it is disconnected. If you want to cancel the process, select No and press V the controller to confirm. System settings i If a Bluetooth device is de-authorised and out of range, it will not be displayed in the Bluetooth device list after the next search. Disconnecting a Bluetooth device Bluetooth functions for the selected device Mercedes-Benz recommends that you revoke the authorisation both on the CD/radio and on the Bluetooth device. Subsequent authorisation may otherwise fail. X Turn cvd the controller to select the connected device in the Bluetooth device list. The menu of the available Bluetooth functions for the selected device appears. X Turn cvd the controller to select Disconnection.

30 28 System settings System settings An enquiry dialogue appears, asking you whether you are sure that you want to disconnect the device. X To disconnect the device: press V the controller to confirm Yes. The device is disconnected. It remains authorised and can then be connected again. If you want to cancel the process, select No and press V the controller to confirm. i If a device symbol in the Bluetooth device list is shown in square brackets, the Bluetooth device is: Rdisconnected Rauthorised and Rout of range System settings Calling up the system settings menu Displaying system information X Turn cvd the controller to select System information. Information about the software of the CD/ radio is displayed. Reset function The CD/radio can be completely reset to its factory settings. This deletes all personal data (e.g. station presets and phone book entries). A reset is recommended if, for example, you are passing on or selling your vehicle. X Turn cvd the controller to select Reset. An enquiry dialogue appears, asking you whether you are sure that you want to reset the device. X To reset the device: press V the controller to confirm Yes. The device is reset. X To cancel: turn cvd the controller to select No. X Confirm No by pressing V the System settings menu X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until ä (system settings) is selected in the main function bar. The settings menu that you last used appears. X If necessary: press the : button to select the System settings menu. Changing background and font colour Changing the display: X Turn cvd the controller to select Invert black/white. X To change the setting: press V the If the O box is ticked, the font is white and the background is black (standard setting).

31 29 General notes Making a call Using the phone book Using call lists Telephone

32 30 General notes Telephone General notes Important safety notes G WARNING Operating communications equipment integrated into the vehicle while driving will distract you from traffic conditions. You could then lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only operate these devices if road traffic conditions permit. If you are unsure about the surrounding conditions, pull over to a safe location and make entries only while the vehicle is stationary. G WARNING If you use the RF transmitter in the vehicle in an improper way, its electromagnetic radiation can disrupt vehicle electronics, e.g. if: Rthe RF transmitter is not connected to an exterior aerial Rthe exterior aerial is fitted incorrectly or is not a low-reflection aerial This can jeopardise the operating safety of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Have the low-reflection exterior aerial fitted at a qualified specialist workshop. When operating in the vehicle, always connect the RF transmitter to the low-reflection exterior aerial. The legal requirements in the country are to be observed. Further information on suitable mobile phones and connecting Bluetooth -capable mobile phones with the CD radio can be obtained: Rat your Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or Ron the Internet at Call disconnection while driving The reasons for a call being disconnected could be: Rinsufficient GSM 1 or UMTS 2 coverage Rthe vehicle having just entered a GSM cell in which all channels are occupied Rthe SIM card being used is not compatible with the available network Ryou are using a mobile phone with "Twincard" and the second SIM card is already logged into the network Operating options You can operate the telephone by: Rusing the 6 and ~ buttons and the number keypad on the CD radio Rusing the 6 and ~ buttons on the multifunction steering wheel All descriptions and illustrations in this section refer to the CD radio, unless stated otherwise. Introduction Telephony via the CD radio is available in conjunction with a Bluetooth -capable phone. You can import contacts from a suitable mobile phone to your CD radio via the Bluetooth interface (PBAP Phone Book Access Profile). 1 Global System for Mobile Communication D network 2 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System Third-generation mobile communications standard (3G)

33 Making a call 31 Function restrictions You will not be able to use the telephone, will no longer be able to use the telephone, or may have to wait before using it, in the following situations: Rthe mobile phone is switched off Rthe Bluetooth function on the CD radio is switched off Rthe mobile phone is not or not yet connected to a mobile phone network i The telephone automatically tries to connect to a network. If no network is available, you will not be able to make a 112 emergency call. If you attempt to make an outgoing call, the Network search... message will appear for a short while. Making a call Telephone basic display Requirements for telephony via the CD radio: Rthe Bluetooth function on the CD radio must be switched on (activated) (Y page 25). Rthe mobile phone must be connected and authorised by the CD radio (Y page 25). i Low mobile phone battery charge may lead to malfunctions while telephoning. Telephone 112 emergency call Making emergency calls without entering a PIN is only possible directly via the mobile phone. The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to make a 112 emergency call using the CD radio: Rmobile phone switched on Rnetwork available Rvalid and operational SIM card inserted in the mobile phone RPIN entered If you cannot make an emergency call, you must arrange rescue measures yourself. The 112 emergency call number is a public service. Any misuse is punishable by law. Telephone basic display To call up the telephone basic display: X Press the 6 button or X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until º (telephone) is selected in the main function bar. The telephone submenu that you last used appears. X If necessary: press the 9 button to select the Phone submenu. The telephone basic display appears. In the telephone basic display you will see: Rthe Telephone ready message, if Bluetooth is activated on the CD radio and your mobile phone is connected to the CD radio Rthe Bluetooth activated message if Bluetooth is activated on the CD radio and your mobile phone is not connected to the CD radio Z

34 32 Making a call Telephone The procedure for activating Bluetooth (Y page 25) and connecting your mobile (Y page 25) is described in the "Bluetooth settings" section. Rthe Bluetooth not activated message if Bluetooth is not activated on the CD radio Incoming call If the number and name of the caller is stored in the phone book, they will be displayed when there is an incoming call. X To reject a call: press the ~ button on the CD radio when there is an incoming call. or X Press the ~ button on the multifunction steering wheel. or X Turn cvd the controller to select =. i When accepting a call via your mobile phone, you cannot use the hands-free mode but only the mobile phone. This is dependent on the mobile phone being used. Making an outgoing call Example: incoming call i If the caller is not stored in the phone book, the Unknown name message appears in the display. If the number is not transmitted, you will see the additional message Unknown number. X To accept a call: press the 6 button on the CD radio. or X Press the 6 button on the multifunction steering wheel. or X Turn cvd the controller to select ;. The call display appears. X Enter the number using the number keypad on the CD radio. Further information on entering a number on the CD radio can be found in the "Entering numbers in telephone mode" section (Y page 18). X To make a call: press the 6 button on the CD radio.

35 Using the phone book 33 Functions during a call Switching between the mobile phone and CD radio Example: connecting call display When the recipient accepts the call, the call display appears. Example: call display : Call duration X To end a call: press the ~ button on the CD radio. or X Press the ~ button on the multifunction steering wheel. or X Turn cvd the controller to select =. You can switch from your mobile phone to the CD radio and back during a call. X Press V the A dialogue asks you to confirm the transfer. X Press V the A message confirms the transfer. You may continue your conversation. i If you switch off the CD radio during a call in hands-free mode, the call is automatically transferred to the mobile phone. Sending DTMF tones This function is not possible on all mobile phones. DTMF tones can be used to operate answer phones or other devices, e.g. remote queries. X If you would like to listen to the messages on your answer phone, for example, call the corresponding number. X Press the corresponding button on the number keypad. Every character selected will be transmitted immediately. Using the phone book Introduction When you connect a mobile phone to the CD radio via Bluetooth, the phone book and call lists are adopted from the mobile phone. Requirement: the mobile phone supports this function. Calling up the phone book Telephone i Special characters may not be correctly depicted in the phone book. Z

36 34 Using the phone book Telephone i If the telephone book in the mobile phone being used contains more than 600 entries, a corresponding text/message (information) is displayed. The phone book cannot then be fully displayed in the CD radio. Updating the phone book The phone book is updated automatically every 24 hours. You can use the phone book while it is being updated. To update manually: X Turn cvd the controller to select Update. The phone book and call lists are transferred to the CD radio again. i The time required for updating the phone book depends on the mobile phone being used and the number of phone book entries. The update may take several minutes. Example: phone book X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until º (telephone) is selected in the main function bar. The telephone menu that you last used appears. X If necessary: using the 9 or : button, open the Phone book submenu. The phone book appears. Searching for a phone book entry Opening the phone book using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel until the telephone menu appears in the on-board computer display. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Use the : button to select Phone book. X Use the ; button to display the phone book entries. X To move within the list: press the 9 or : button. Example: phone book entry X Skipping from letter to letter in the phone book: press the button for the desired letter on the keypad, more than once if necessary. The list skips to the entries which begin with the letters you have entered. X To display an entry: turn cvd the controller to select the desired entry. The entry is displayed.

37 Using call lists 35 Calling a phone book entry X To display an entry: turn cvd the controller to select the desired entry. The entry is displayed. One entry may contain several numbers, e.g. private and business, or landline and mobile. X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired number. X To make the call: press V the or X Press the 6 button. The CD radio switches to the connecting call display. When the recipient accepts the call, the call display appears. Calling a phone book entry using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel until the telephone menu appears in the on-board computer display. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Use the : button to select Phone book. X Use the ; button to display the phone book entries. X To move within the list: press the 9 or : button and select an entry. X If the entry contains several numbers: press the 9 or : button to select the desired number. X To make a call: press the 6 button. Using call lists Introduction When you connect a mobile phone to the CD radio via Bluetooth, the phone book and call lists are adopted from the mobile phone. Opening call lists Example: list of dialled numbers X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until º (telephone) is selected in the main function bar. The telephone menu that you last used appears. X To open the missed calls list: using the 9 or : button, call up the Missed calls submenu. The list of missed calls appears. X To open the list of received calls: using the 9 or : button, call up the Accepted calls submenu. The list of received calls appears. X To open the list of calls made: using the 9 or : button, call up the Dialled numbers submenu. The list of the calls made appears. Opening call lists using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the = or ; button on the multifunction steering wheel until the telephone menu appears in the on-board computer display. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Using the : button, select the desired list. X Use the ; button to display the list. Telephone Z

38 36 Using call lists X To move within the list: press the 9 or : button. X To display details for the selected entry: press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. i If a phone transfers the number without the preceding "+" for international phone numbers, making a call from the call list may not always be possible. Telephone Displaying details Example: detailed display of a list entry X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired entry from one of the lists. or X Press the 6 button. The detailed display of the selected entry appears. Calling a list entry X To display details: X Press V the or X Press the 6 button. or X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. The CD radio switches to the connecting call display. When the recipient accepts the call, the call display appears.

39 37 Radio mode Audio CD and MP3 mode Audio AUX mode USB audio mode Bluetooth audio mode Audio

40 38 Radio mode Audio Radio mode RDS (Radio Data System) Broadcasters on the FM waveband may provide inaudible additional information using the Radio Data System. This information includes, for example: Rprogramme service name (PS) Rtraffic programme (TP) Rcurrent traffic messages (TA) Rcurrent regional programme (REG) Ralternative frequencies (AF) When the RDS is enabled, the radio attempts to secure optimal reception also using alternative frequencies. Regional programmes are also taken into account. The switching behaviour is also affected by environmental conditions and by the reception and may therefore change. Switching to radio mode X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until $ (radio) is selected in the main function bar. The radio basic display appears. You will hear the last station played. Switching wavebands The radio can receive stations on the FM, SW, MW and LW wavebands. In the FM waveband X Press the 9 or : button to select the AM radio menu. X Press the l button repeatedly. This switches between the SW, MW and LW wavebands. In the AM waveband X Press the l button repeatedly. This switches between the SW, MW and LW wavebands. X To switch to the FM waveband: press the 9 or : button to select the FM radio menu. Selecting Autostore presets X In radio mode, press the 9 or : button to select FM Autostore memory or AM Autostore memory. Waveband FM (VHF) MW (medium wave) SW (short wave) Frequency MHz khz khz Example: radio basic display : Telephone connected via Bluetooth ; Traffic programme priority activated = Sound deactivated? Selected station A Station preset number in the station memory LW (long wave) Selecting a station khz Selecting the next/previous station X Briefly press the F or E button. The next station found is played.

41 Radio mode 39 Manual frequency selection X Press and hold the E or F button. A frequency scale is displayed. X With the frequency displayed, set the desired frequency using the E or F button. or X Turn cvd the controller to set the desired frequency. X Confirm frequency by pressing V the X To exit without changing the frequency: press the % back button. Setting a station via the station presets X In radio mode, briefly press a number key from e to s. or X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired station. You will hear the station stored at that memory position. Setting a station using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the radio menu appears in the display of the on-board computer. The display of the on-board computer shows the current station. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button to move to the line with the station currently being played. X Press the = or ; button to select the desired station. Storing a station Storing stations manually You can save the station you are currently listening to at a station preset of your choice. X In radio mode, press and hold a number key from e to s until you hear a beep. The station you are currently listening to is stored at the corresponding station preset. Storing stations automatically The # Autostore function automatically preassigns 10 stations with adequate reception to the 10 available station presets in each selected waveband, either FM-AS or AM-AS. The stations are arranged in order of reception quality. i Any manually stored stations in the station presets on the FM-AS or AM-AS wavebands are lost when automatic station assignment is carried out. Example: station preset display : Current station ; Station presets = To start Autostore? To activate/deactivate traffic announcements (FM range) and switch wavebands (AM range) X Press the z button in radio mode. The system searches for the 10 stations with the strongest signal and automatically Audio

42 40 Audio CD and MP3 mode Audio stores them in the station presets of the FM-AS and AM-AS wavebands. or X Turn cvd the controller to select Autostore in the station preset display. The system searches for the 10 stations with the strongest signal and automatically stores them in the station presets of the FM-AS and AM-AS wavebands. Audio CD and MP3 mode Important safety notes G WARNING The CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product. If you open the housing of the CD/DVD drive, invisible laser beams may be released. These laser beams may damage your retina. There is a risk of injury. You must not open the casing. Always have maintenance work and repairs carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. X Press and hold the 8/8 mute/eject button. A previously inserted disc is ejected. X Remove the disc from the disc slot. If you do not take the disc out of the slot, the drive will draw it in again automatically after a short time. X Insert a disc into the disc slot. If the disc has been correctly inserted and contains permissible data, the drive draws the disc in and plays it. Switching to audio CD or MP3 mode Removing/inserting discs G WARNING Handling discs while driving will distract you from traffic conditions. You could then lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Handle discs only when the vehicle is stationary. If the disc has a printed side, this must face upwards when the disc is loaded. If neither side is printed, the side to be played must be facing down. The system may not be able to play discs with copy protection. i If the disc contains other data besides music files, loading may take longer. Example: CD basic display Option 1 X Insert a CD. The CD radio loads the inserted CD and plays it. Option 2 X Use the = or ; button to select (audio) in the main function bar. X If necessary: press the 9 button to select the CD basic display. CD playback begins.

43 Audio CD and MP3 mode 41 Pause function X To interrupt playback: briefly press the 8/8 button. The x message appears in the status bar. X To resume playback: briefly press the 8/8 button again. The x display goes out. Selecting a track Selecting a track by skipping X To skip forwards or backwards to a track: press the F or E button. Skipping forwards skips to the next track. When skipping back: Rif the elapsed track time is less than 10 seconds, playback skips to the beginning of the previous track Rif the elapsed track time is more than 10 seconds, playback skips to the beginning of the current track If the Random medium or Random folder playback option has been selected, the track order is random. Selecting using the track list (browser) X During playback of an MP3 CD, turn cvd the The title list appears. X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired list entry. The CD radio plays the selected track. Selecting a track with the number keys (audio CD only) X Enter the desired track number using a number key from e to s. The CD radio plays the selected track. Selecting a track using the multifunction steering wheel Selecting a track by skipping X Repeatedly press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the CD menu appears in the display of the on-board computer. The on-board computer display shows the track currently being played. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button to move to the line with the track currently being played. X Press the = or ; button to select the desired track. Audio Selecting using the MP3 browser Example: MP3 track list X Press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the CD menu appears in the display. The on-board computer display shows the track currently being played. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button to move to the MP3 browser line. X Press the ; button to open the MP3 browser display. Z

44 42 Audio CD and MP3 mode Audio X Press the : or 9 button to select the desired track/folder. X Press the ; button to play the selected track or open the selected folder. Fast forward/rewind X Press and hold the E or F button. Displaying folder content This function is only available in MP3 mode. X During playback of a CD with MP3 files, turn cvd the The folder content appears. Switching folders This function is only available in MP3 mode. X During playback of a CD with MP3 files, turn cvd the A list appears showing all the folders on the CD that contain MP3 files. X Select the desired folder from the list by turning cvd the X To open a folder: press V the A list of all the MP3 tracks appears. X To move up a folder level: press the % back button. Switching folders using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the CD menu appears in the display. The on-board computer display shows the track currently being played. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button to move to the MP3 browser line. X Press the ; button to open the MP3 browser display. X Press the : or 9 button to select the desired folder. X Press the ; button to open the selected folder. X Press the = button to exit the folder. i The MP3 browser is only accessible in MP3 mode. Playback options The following options are available: RRepeat medium (normal track sequence) After all tracks on the current medium have been played, the medium is repeated. This setting is the standard setting and is not indicated in the display. In MP3 mode, playback occurs in the order in which the tracks were written to the data medium. Once all the tracks in a folder have been played, the tracks in the next folder are played. RRepeat track The current track is repeated indefinitely. RRepeat folder All tracks in the current folder are played on repeat. RYou can choose between Random folder and Random medium. All tracks from the selected folder/medium are played in random order (e.g. track 3, 8, 5 etc.). This option is not available when a repeat function is active. In MP3 mode, once all the tracks in a folder have been played, the tracks in the next folder are played.

45 Audio CD and MP3 mode 43 Options list Selecting options X During CD playback or in MP3 mode, press V the The options list appears. A # dot shows which setting is active. X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired setting. The option is switched on or off, depending on its previous status. You will see a corresponding symbol in the basic display. Repeat playback of all tracks on a medium is the standard setting and is not indicated in the display. See the example display of the CD basic menu (Y page 40). X To return to the CD basic display: press the % back button. Notes on MP3 mode Permissible discs Your audio device supports playback from CD-R and CD-RW. Permissible file systems Your audio equipment is capable of playing CDs burnt with the ISO9660/Joliet file system. Track and folder names When you create a disc with compressed music files, you can assign names to the tracks and folders. The CD radio uses these names for the corresponding display. Folders containing files other than MP3 or WMA tracks are not displayed. If MP3 or WMA files are stored in the root directory itself, the root directory will also be treated as a folder. The CD radio then shows the directory name "Root" as the folder name. You should observe the following when assigning track names: Rtrack names must be at least one character long. Rumlauts cannot be used when naming tracks. Rtrack names must have the extension "mp3" or "wma". Rthere must be a full stop between the track name and the extension. Example of a correct track name: "Track1.mp3" Permissible formats The equipment supports the following types of MP3 file: Rconstant and variable bit rates from 32 kbit/s to 320 kbit/s Rsampling rates of 8 khz to 48 khz The equipment supports the following types of WMA file: Rconstant bit rates from 8 kbit/s to 384 kbit/s Rsampling rates of 8 khz to 48 khz The equipment does not support the following types of WMA file: RDRM (Digital Rights Management) encrypted files Rvariable bit rate RWMA Pro R5.1 Surround Audio Z

46 44 Audio AUX mode Audio i Only use tracks with a bit rate of at least 128 kbit/s and a sampling rate of at least 44.1 khz. Lower rates can cause a noticeable deterioration in quality. Notes on copyright MP3 or WMA tracks that you create or play back are generally subject to copyright protection in accordance with the applicable international and national regulations. In many countries, reproductions, even for private use, are not permitted without the prior consent of the copyright holder. Ensure that you are familiar with the applicable copyright regulations and that you comply with these. If you own these rights yourself, e.g. for your own compositions and recordings, or if the copyright holder has granted you permission, these restrictions do not apply. Notes about discs Discs with copy protection are not compatible with the audio CD standard and therefore it may not be possible to play them. Playing back copied discs may result in playback errors. There are a large variety of discs, disc-writing software and writers available. Because of this variety, it is impossible to guarantee that the system will be able to play every disc you have copied yourself. There may be playback problems if you play CDs that you have copied yourself with a storage capacity of more than 700 MB. CDs of this type do not conform to the currently applicable standards.! Do not affix stickers or labels to the discs. They could peel off and damage the drive. The drive is designed to hold discs which comply with the EN60908 standard. Therefore, you can only use discs with a maximum thickness of 1.3 mm. If you insert thicker discs, e.g. those that contain data on both sides (DVD on one side and audio data on the other), they cannot be ejected and can damage the drive. Do not use discs with a diameter of 8 cm, even with an adapter. Only use round discs with a diameter of 12 cm. Audio AUX mode Notes on audio AUX mode The different volumes of external audio sources may result in a significantly increased volume during system messages (e.g. traffic messages). System messages may need to be deactivated or their volume manually adjusted. External audio sources can be connected to the CD radio in the following ways: Rusing the front AUX IN socket Rusing the rear AUX jack. If fitted with an AUX input in the berth, the AUX input in the berth is connected to the rear AUX jack. For the AUX jack on the rear side you will require an adapter cable from Mercedes-Benz accessories. External audio sources can be played back as follows: Rusing its own loudspeakers Rusing the CD radio loudspeakers Note the type of playback when connecting external audio devices. i Do not use the external audio device with a mains power stage connected to the vehicle's 12 V power supply. This may audibly impair playback quality.

47 Audio AUX mode 45 Switching to audio AUX mode X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until (audio) is selected in the main function bar. If another audio source is activated, you can now activate audio AUX mode via the audio menu. X If necessary: press the 9 or : button to select the AUX input menu. The selected AUX input, AUX front or AUX rear, is displayed. If no external audio source is connected, the No audio device connected message is shown. X To change the AUX input: press V the The AUX functions menu is shown. X Turn 3 the controller to select the desired input. X To go back to the AUX input menu: press the % back button. For information on how to operate the external audio device; see the respective operating instructions. Notes on operating external audio equipment The front AUX input becomes an active audio source as soon as playback begins from an external device connected to the front AUX input. In this way you can, for example, have voice messages from an external navigation system played through the loudspeakers of the CD radio. i Charging the external equipment using a charge adapter and the vehicle power supply may cause the front AUX input to be selected unintentionally, without the external equipment being switched to playback. i The AUX input is optimised for external equipment that has an AUX output. If external equipment is connected that can only be used with a headphone output, the signal strength of the external equipment may be too weak to activate the AUX input automatically. i When adjusting the volume, always do so on the external device. The system does not switch to the external audio source during a telephone call. The following options are available for the rear AUX input: R External AUX When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the CD radio switches to the rear AUX input. Playback then occurs through the loudspeakers of the CD radio. RExternal mute When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the CD radio is muted. Playback from the external audio device then occurs through the device's own loudspeakers. Selecting options X In the AUX input menu, press V the The AUX functions menu is shown. X Turn 3 the controller to select the desired input. X To go back to the AUX input menu: press the % back button. Connecting an external audio source to the rear AUX input Connecting an external audio source with playback through the CD radio loudspeakers External audio source playback can be switched to the CD radio loudspeakers: Rmanually or Rautomatically Audio Z

48 46 USB audio mode Audio Connect the external audio source to plug connector C1 (Y page 52). Playback can be switched over manually (Y page 45). For automatic changeover, connect the external audio source to mute (C2) as well (Y page 52). Select playback option External AUX. Connecting an external audio source with playback through its own loudspeakers For this mode of playback, connect the mute output of the external audio source to plug connector C2 (Y page 52). Select playback option External mute. When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the CD radio is muted. USB audio mode USB devices supported You can connect USB devices to the CD radio. The connection is made by means of a mini USB socket in the row of function buttons underneath the cover. For standard USB plugs you need a mini USB adapter from the Mercedes-Benz accessories range. The following USB devices are supported: RUSB sticks (flash memory) R2.54 cm (1 inch), 4.57 cm (1.8 inches) or 6.35 cm (2.5 inches) format USB hard drives with a starting/permanent current of max. 800 ma (an external power supply may be necessary) i The CD radio supports "USB Device Subclass 6" storage media. You can obtain information about USB Device Subclass 6 from the equipment manufacturer. Supported data formats The following data types are supported: Rmp3: CBR, VBR (up to 320 kbit/s) Rwma: CBR, VBR (up to 320 kbit/s) Specific information about USB devices RAvoid storing data other than music data on the USB device so that the start-up time is not extended unnecessarily. RUp to 8 directory levels with up to 1,000 tracks per directory are supported. RDo not use USB extension cables. These may impair functionality. RDo not use spiral cable USB connection cables. RIt may take several minutes for larger USB mass storage devices with many files to be initialised. i Files protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) are not supported by your CD radio. Operating USB device mode Activating Option 1 X Connect a USB device. X Press the = or ; button repeatedly until (audio) is selected in the main function bar. This activates the previously selected audio operating mode. X If necessary: use the 9 or : button to show the USB basic display. Playback starts.

49 USB audio mode 47 Option 2 X If necessary: choose the USB basic display. X Connect a USB device. If the USB device is valid and contains playable music files, playback starts automatically. USB basic display Example: USB mode basic display : Current mode ; Artist name (only if stored on the medium) = Track name (only if stored on the medium)? Album name A Elapsed track time or remaining time B Folder name i In extreme cases, it may take several minutes to start certain functions, depending on the external device and the content of the medium. i If your CD radio does not detect a USB device, the Medium not available message is shown. If your CD radio cannot find any audio files, the USB error message is shown. Pause function X To interrupt playback: briefly press the 8/8 button. The x message appears in the status bar. X To resume playback: briefly press the 8/8 button again. The x display goes out. Selecting a track Selecting a track by skipping X To skip forwards or back: press the F or E button. Skipping forwards skips to the next track. When skipping back: Rif the elapsed track time is less than 10 seconds, playback skips to the beginning of the previous track. Rif the elapsed track time is more than 10 seconds, playback skips to the beginning of the current track. If you have chosen to have the tracks played in random order, the next track is selected at random. Selecting from the track list X While the music files are being played in USB mode, turn cvd the The track list for the current folder appears. X Turn cvd the controller to select the desired track. Playback starts and your CD radio switches to the USB basic display. Operation as described in CD mode (Y page 41). Audio Selecting a track using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel repeat- Z

50 48 USB audio mode Audio edly until the USB audio menu appears in the on-board computer display. The on-board computer display shows the track currently being played. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button to move to the line with the track currently being played. X Press the = or ; button to select the desired track. Switching folders X While the music files are being played in USB mode, turn cvd the The list of folders/tracks on the USB medium appears (level 1). X To select a folder/track: use cvd the controller to select the desired folder/ track. The track list from the selected folder appears or the track is played. X To return to level 1: press the % back button. X To exit the folder/track list: press the % back button again. Switching folders using the multifunction steering wheel X Press the =, ;, 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel repeatedly until the USB audio menu appears in the on-board computer display. The on-board computer display shows the track currently being played. X Press the 9 button on the multifunction steering wheel. X Press the : button on the multifunction steering wheel to move to the MP3 browser line. X Press the ; button to open the MP3 browser. X Press the : or 9 button to select the desired folder. X Press the ; button to open the selected folder. X Press the = button to exit the folder. Fast forward/rewind X Press and hold the F or E button. Playback options The following options are available: RRepeat medium (normal track sequence) After all tracks on the current medium have been played, the medium is repeated. This setting is the standard setting and is not indicated in the display. RRepeating a track The current track is repeated indefinitely. RRepeat folder All tracks in the current folder are played on repeat. RYou can choose between Random folder and Random medium. All tracks from the selected folder/medium are played in random order (e.g. track 3, 8, 5 etc.). This option is not available when a repeat function is active. In MP3 mode, once all the tracks in a folder have been played, the tracks in the next folder are played. Selecting options X During playback of a track in USB mode, press V the The options list appears. A # dot shows which setting is active. X Turn cvd the controller to select the setting you want to change.

51 Bluetooth audio mode 49 The option is switched on or off, depending on its previous status. You see a display to this effect in the USB basic display. Repeat playback of all tracks on a medium is the standard setting and is not indicated in the display. See the USB mode example display (Y page 46). X To return to the USB basic display: press the % back button. Bluetooth audio mode Skipping to the end or the beginning of the track that is being played X Press the F or E button. Playback skips to the end or beginning of the current track. i Some Bluetooth audio devices do not support this function. Audio Switching to Bluetooth audio mode X Press the = or ; button to select (audio) in the main function bar. X Press the : button to select the Bluetooth audio basic display. Playback starts. i If no Bluetooth audio device is connected, the No audio device connected message appears. If there are no audio files on the Bluetooth audio device, you will see the No music files found message. Not all Bluetooth audio devices support the transmission of additional information. During playback the display will then show, e.g. Unknown album or Unknown artist. Pause function X To interrupt playback: briefly press the 8/8 button. The x message appears in the status bar. X To resume playback: briefly press the 8/8 button again. The x display goes out. i Not all Bluetooth audio devices support the pause function. Z

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54 52 Pin assignment Pin assignment 5 Not used 6 Not used Pin assignment socket C Not used 12 Mute Pin assignment socket C Not used Pin assignment socket FAKRA (HF sleeves) Code B, white Radio aerial (FM/AM) Technical data Socket layout on the rear Pin assignment socket A (CAN and power) 1 CAN-HF-GND 2 CAN-Low 3 CAN-High 4 Battery (24 V) 5 Switched 12 V output (max. 150 ma) 6 Not used 7 Not used 8 Power GND Pin assignment socket B (loudspeaker) 1 Loudspeaker rear R+ 2 Loudspeaker rear R 3 Loudspeaker front R+ 4 Loudspeaker front R 5 Loudspeaker front L+ 6 Loudspeaker front L 7 Loudspeaker rear L+ 8 Loudspeaker rear L Pin assignment socket C 1 10 Not used Pin assignment socket C1 (AUX) 1 AUX rear R+ 2 AUX rear L+ 3 AUX rear GND 4 AUX rear (shielding)