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1 Bld n der Größe 215x70 mm enfügen COMAND Operator s Manual

2 Welcome to COMAND! Please make yourself famlar wth your COMAND control unt and read the nstructons n ths manual before operatng the COMAND system. Ths wll help you derve a greater beneft from the system. Please also follow the nstructons and warnngs contaned n ths manual. Ignorng them could result n damage to the vehcle or personal njury to you or others. The astersk* dentfes optonal equpment. Dependng on model, verson and confguraton, your COMAND system equpment may dffer. Therefore, you may fnd explanatons for optonal equpment not nstalled n your vehcle. If you have any questons about the operaton of any equpment, your authorzed Mercedes- Benz Center wll be glad to demonstrate the proper procedures. We contnuously strve to mprove our product and ask for your understandng that we reserve the rght to make changes n desgn and equpment. Therefore, nformaton, llustratons and descrptons n ths manual mght dffer from the equpment nstalled n your vehcle. As such, the nformaton, llustratons and descrptons contaned n ths manual may not be reasonably reled upon n makng any clams wth respect to the actual performance of the product. These operatng nstructons form an ntegral part of the vehcle and should therefore always be kept nsde the vehcle and passed on to the new owner f the vehcle s sold. We extend our best wshes for many mles of safe, pleasurable drvng. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC A DamlerChrysler Company

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4 Contents Introducton Where to fnd t Symbols Operatng safety At a glance Rado operatng elements Tape operatng elements CD operatng elements Satellte rado* operatng elements Telephone* operatng elements Navgaton operatng elements Servce operatng elements Menu system Quck reference COMAND Swtchng the COMAND control unt on and off Volume Balance and fader Bass and Treble Sound functons* Audo Rado operaton Openng the Audo menu Selectng an audo source Mutng Swtchng the rado operaton on.. 31 Changng the Rado band Selectng a staton Memory functons Tape operaton Notes on tape care Swtchng tape operaton on Seekng/skppng tracks Changng sdes Fast forward/rewndng Scan functon Skp blanks DOLBY B (nose reducton) Mutng Return to the Audo menu CD operaton General Informaton on CD operaton Tps on carng for your CDs Swtchng to CD operaton Loadng CDs Swtchng on Selectng a CD (CD changer* only). 50 Track select Fast forward/reverse Mutng Playback mode MP3-CD operaton General Informaton Tps on carng for your MP3-CDs.. 56 Swtchng to MP3-CD operaton MP3-CD man menu Selectng a folder Selectng a track Playback mode MP3 optons

5 Contents DVD operaton General nformaton on DVD operaton DVD playback requrements Swtchng to DVD mode Loadng a DVD Ejectng a DVD Soft key dsplay and status bar Soft key functons DVD menu Settngs menu Adjustng brghtness, contrast and color Selectng a move Selectng a scene/chapter Fast forward/reverse Satellte rado* Important notes Subscrbng to satellte rado Satellte rado operaton Swtchng on Changng the program category Selectng a staton Memory functons Dsplayng nformaton Dsplayng servce nformaton Sound settngs Telephone* Important notes Telephone operaton Swtchng telephone operaton on. 92 Swtchng telephone operaton off. 92 Emergency call Enterng codes Swtchng to telephone operaton. 96 Incomng call Outgong calls Actve call Phone book Navgaton Important notes Navgaton DVD Route gudance after the vehcle has been transported Trp nterrupton durng route gudance Navgaton man menu Actvatng the Navgaton man menu Settng the route mode Audo settngs for the navgaton announcements Savng current poston Destnaton nput Actvatng the Destnaton Entry menu Selectng home address

6 Contents Route gudance Startng route gudance Route calculaton Recalculatng an exstng route Voce nstructons Navgaton dsplays Arrvng at destnaton Cancellng route gudance Durng route gudance Dsplayng the soft keys Info menu Va functon (soft key va) Selectng a detour Stopover functon Savng the current locaton Defnng route gudance dsplays. 146 Last destnatons and destnaton memory Last destnatons memory Destnaton memory POIs (Ponts of Interest) Enterng POIs Selectng a POI around your current locaton Selectng a POI around another locaton Selectng a POI around a global destnaton Selectng a POI on the map Software Updates Servce Servce man menu Actvatng the Servce man menu 164 SMS (Mal) SMS Inbox Readng SMS message receved Deletng an SMS message Address book Actvatng the Address book menu Entres n the address book Selectng an entry Sortng the address book Detals on an address book entry. 171 Detals on a moble phone nternal memory entry New address book entry Deletng an address book entry Usng an address book entry n other system modes Notebook Actvatng the Notebook menu Entres n the notebook Selectng a note Sortng the notebook Enterng a new note Recordng a new note Playback a note Playng ntros of all recorded notes (Scan) Enterng a remnder Deletng a note Deletng a remnder

7 Contents Tele Ad* Emergency call system Roadsde Assstance Informaton Enterng data Input va selecton menu Input va 12-button keypad Glossary Index System settngs System settngs Settng the date/tme Swtchng verfcaton and notfcaton tones on and off Makng dsplay settngs Voce control system* Voce control system* functons. 201

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10 Where to fnd t Ths Operator s Manual s desgned to provde support nformaton for you, the COMAND operator. Each chapter has ts own gude color to provde fast access to nformaton. At a glance Here you wll fnd an overvew of all COMAND control elements and system components. If you are operatng COMAND for the frst tme or f you have rented or borrowed the vehcle, ths s the chapter you should read frst. Audo Here you wll fnd all the nformaton on how to use the rado, cassette player*, CDplayer, CD changer* and DVD drve. Satellte rado* Ths chapter provdes nformaton on how to select a staton and a program category. Telephone* Here you can learn n detal about the many functons of the telephone, how to ntate an emergency call and use the phone book. Navgaton Ths chapter provdes detaled nformaton on the followng topcs: Destnaton nput Route gudance ncludng detour Last destnatons and destnaton memory POIs Introducton Where to fnd t Servce Here you wll fnd all the nformaton about: SMS Address book Notebook Tele Ad* System settngs Ths chapter provdes nformaton on how to adjust COMAND system settngs. Drectores The glossary explans the most mportant techncal terms. The table of contents and ndex drectory wll help you quckly locate the nformaton you need. 1

11 Introducton Symbols Symbols You wll fnd the followng symbols n these operatng nstructons: * The astersk dentfes optonal equpment. Snce not all models have the same standard equpment, your COMAND system equpment may devate from some descrptons and llustratons. Warnng G Warnng notces draw your attenton to hazards that may endanger your health or lfe, or the health or lfe of others.! Hghlghts hazards that may result n damage to your COMAND. Helpful hnts or further nformaton you may fnd useful. Ths symbol ponts to nstructons for you to follow. A number of these symbols appearng n successon ndcates a multple-step procedure. The contnuaton symbol marks an nterrupted procedure whch wll be contnued on the next page. ( page 3) Ths symbol tells you where to look for further nformaton on ths subject. -> Ths symbol s used n the glossary. It ndcates that the term mmedately followng the symbol s also explaned n the glossary. Dsplay Messages, menu tems or soft key names appearng n the COMAND color dsplay are prnted n the type shown here. 2

12 Operatng safety Warnng G Any alteratons made to electronc components and the software can cause malfunctons. The rado, amplfer, CD changer*, satellte rado*, telephone*, navgaton module and voce control system* are nterconnected. When one of the components s not operatonal or has not been removed/replaced properly, the functon of other components may be mpared. Ths condton mght serously mpar the operatng safety of your vehcle. We recommend that you have any servce work on electronc components carred out only by qualfed personnel. Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should enter system settngs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the system only when road and traffc condtons permt. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mp/h (approxmately 50 km/h), your car s coverng a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. COMAND supples you wth nformaton to help you select your route more easly and gude you convenently and safely to your destnaton. For safety reasons, we encourage the drver to stop the vehcle n a safe place before answerng or placng a call, or consultng the COMAND screen to read navgatonal maps, nstructons, or downloaded nformaton. Introducton Operatng safety Whle the navgaton system provdes drectonal assstance, the drver must reman focused on safe drvng behavor, ncludng attenton to traffc and street sgns, and should utlze the system s audo cues whle drvng. The navgaton system does not supply any nformaton on stop sgns, yeld sgns, traffc regulatons or traffc safety rules. Ths always remans your personal responsblty when you drve. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes wthn an area. 3

13 Introducton Operatng safety 4

14 At a glance Rado operatng elements Tape operatng elements CD operatng elements Satellte rado* operatng elements Telephone* operatng elements Navgaton system operatng elements Servce operatng elements Menu system Quck reference COMAND 5

15 At a glance Rado operatng elements Rado operatng elements 6

16 At a glance Rado operatng elements Functon Page 1 Audo menu 30 2 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 3 Color dsplay wth Rado man menu Staton selecton Savng statons manually Selectng a staton from the preset memory 5 H,h,g,G Functon selecton g and G e.g. Automatc seek tunng H and h e.g. Manual tunng Functon 6 E Confrm Page 7 J Mutng 30 8 Volume control 24 9 e Swtchng on and off 23 a, b d and D Automatc seek tunng Manual tunng

17 At a glance Tape operatng elements Tape operatng elements 8

18 At a glance Tape operatng elements Functon Page 1 Audo menu 30 2 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 3 Color screen f cassette compartment s open 4 Cassette slot 5 H,h,g,G Functon selecton g and G Changng sdes H and h Seekng/skppng tracks Functon 6 E Confrm 7 Cassette ejecton Page 8 J Mutng 30 9 Volume control 24 a e Swtchng on and off 23 b, c d and D Seekng/skppng tracks Fast forward/ rewnd

19 At a glance CD operatng elements CD operatng elements 10

20 At a glance CD operatng elements Functon Page 1 Audo menu 30 2 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 3 Color screen f CD/DVD slot s open Selectng a CD (CD changer* only) Track select 5 H and h Selectng a CD (CD changer* only) Selectng a folder (MP3-CD) g and G Track select Selectng a track (MP3-CD) Functon 6 E Confrm Page 7 CD ejecton 48 8 CD/DVD slot The CD changer* s located n the trunk J Mutng 53 Functon Page a Volume control 24 b e Swtch on/off 23 c, d d and D Track select Fast forward/reverse Selectng a track (MP3-CD) Skp track (MP3-CD)

21 At a glance Satellte rado* operatng elements Satellte rado* operatng elements 12

22 At a glance Satellte rado* operatng elements Functon 1 Satellte rado man menu Swtchng satellte rado operaton on and off 2 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 3 Color screen wth Satellte rado man menu Staton selecton Savng statons manually 5 H,h,g,G Functon selecton 6 E Confrm Page Functon Page 7 J Mutng 80 8 Volume control 24 9 e Swtchng on and off 23 a, b d and D Prevous or next channel 81 13

23 At a glance Telephone* operatng elements Telephone* operatng elements 14

24 At a glance Telephone* operatng elements Functon Page Functon Page Functon Page 1 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 2 Color screen wth Telephone menu Enterng the unlock code Enterng a telephone number Speed-dalng Quck-dalng H,h,g,G,F,f Functon selecton 5 E Confrm 6 k Acceptng a call Makng a call Redalng K Refusng or endng a call 97, 99 8 Volume control 24 9 e Swtchng on and off 23 a a Telephone menu Swtchng telephone operaton on and off

25 At a glance Navgaton operatng elements Navgaton operatng elements 16

26 At a glance Navgaton operatng elements Functon 1 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 2 Color screen wth Navgaton man menu 3 H,h,g,G F,f Functon selecton 4 E Confrm 5 J Durng a voce nstructon: Mutng current voce nstructon Swtchng off voce nstructons Page Functon Page 6 j Repeatng current voce nstructon 134 Swtchng on voce nstructons Volume control 24 8 e Swtchng on and off 23 9 b Navgaton man menu 114 Durng route gudance: Change over to navgaton dsplay 135 Cancellng route gudance 138 a c Swtches to map dsplay

27 At a glance Servce operatng elements Servce operatng elements 18

28 At a glance Servce operatng elements Functon 1 Soft keys (multfuncton keys) 2 Color screen wth Servce man menu Input functons 4 H,h,g,G F,f Functon selecton 5 E Confrm Page 6 e Swtchng on and off 23 7 C Servce man menu

29 At a glance Menu system Menu system The menu system allows for easy operaton of COMAND. Man menus are provded for the followng man functons: Audo (rado, tape, CD, CDC*, MP3-CD, DVD) Telephone* Navgaton Servce Callng up man menus Audo ( page 30): Press A. Satellte rado* ( page 80): Press B. Telephone* ( page 96): Press a. Navgaton ( page 114): Press b. Servce ( page 164): Press C. Menu dsplay A dsplay may consst of three areas. Example: FM menu 1 Soft key sectons 2 Man area 3 Status bar The functons currently assgned to the soft keys are dsplayed n the soft key sectons 1. A maxmum of fve soft keys may be dsplayed on each sde of the man area 2. 20

30 At a glance Menu system The man area 2 shows messages and settngs. You can change the settngs by operatng the system. The status bar 3 s dvded nto three areas. Left sde: The current operatng mode s ndcated. In ths example: Rado Center: The status of the current operatng mode or other selectable functons are ndcated. In ths example: FM = current waveband 9 = memory locaton of staton, e.g. 9 Rght sde: General status nformaton s ndcated ndependent of the operatng mode. In ths example: Ready = Telephone* s ready for operaton = Recepton strength of the moble phone Menu functons and submenus Usng the soft keys, functons can be swtched ON or OFF, or submenus can be called up. Example: Rado man menu: The FM/AM soft key swtches between FM and AM band. The Scan soft key starts/stops the channel scan. In some stuatons, soft keys may not have any functon and are not operatonal. A soft key wthout functon appears shaded out. 21

31 At a glance Menu system Example: Page v 1 soft key Extng from submenus Use the Back soft key to ext a submenu. The dsplay swtches to the next hgher menu level. The system wll save all changes you have made. There are exceptons n whch pressng the Back soft key wll not result n the settngs beng saved. The exceptons are expressly descrbed on the followng pages. 22

32 Quck reference COMAND You have the followng optons to control the system: at the COMAND at the multfuncton steerng wheel (refer to vehcle Operator's Manual) usng the Voce control system* (refer to separate operatng nstructons for further nformaton) Ths Operator s Manual descrbes the control at the COMAND. Unless otherwse ndcated, the descrptons and llustratons refer to the COMAND. Swtchng the COMAND control unt on and off Swtchng on Turn the key n the steerng column lock to poston 1 or 2. or Press e. In both cases, the system wll actvate the operatng mode whch was actve when the system was swtched off. If the key s not n the steerng lock n poston 1 or 2, the system wll automatcally stop after around 30 mnutes. A warnng s dsplayed pror to the system swtchng off. Swtchng off At a glance Quck reference COMAND Turn the key n the steerng column lock to poston 0 and pull the key out. or Press e. Volume The volume s adjusted jontly for the telephone*, the navgaton system and the Voce control system. The volume settng apples to other operatng modes as well: rado, tape, CD, CD changer*, MP3-CD and DVD. When you adjust the volume, the system wll automatcally store the settng for the current operatng mode. The volume for the navgaton announcements can only be changed whle an announcement s beng made. 23

33 At a glance Quck reference COMAND Adjustng the volume At the COMAND, turn the rotary control at the e key. or Press J or I on the multfuncton steerng wheel. The volume s turned up or down dependng on the drecton of rotaton or the key pressed. The system remembers the volume settng when t s swtched off. When the system s swtched on agan, the volume may be lower than at the tme when the system was swtched OFF. Ths wll be the case when the volume was adjusted to a value outsde a certan range when the system was swtched off. Automatc volume control The automatc volume control feature adjusts the volume dependng on: vehcle speed (only n vehcles wthout sound system*) or ambent nose nsde the vehcle (only n vehcles wthout sound system*) other parameters (e.g. wndows open or closed) 24

34 At a glance Quck reference COMAND Common balance and fader settngs apply to the followng sytems: Balance and fader Rado operaton Tape operaton CD operaton (sngle CD) CD changer* operaton MP3-CD operaton DVD operaton Dfferent balance and fader settngs can be set for navgaton and telephone*. The balance/fader settngs for navgaton announcements are descrbed at Audo settngs for the navgaton announcements ( page 117). When you make balance or fader settngs, the system wll automatcally save the settngs for the current operatng mode and others. Settng balance and fader In rado, tape, CD, CDC*, MP3-CD or DVD operaton: Press the Bal/Fad soft key. Cross-hars are dsplayed. The horzontal lne ndcates the balance settng. The vertcal lne ndcates the fader settng. You can now make balance and fader settngs. 25

35 At a glance Quck reference COMAND Press H or h. Move the cross-hars horzontally and adjust the balance. or Press g or G. Move the cross-hars vertcally and adjust the fader. Use F and f to move the cross-hars dagonally. Press E or the Back soft key. or Wat untl the dsplay changes. The new settng s saved. Dfferent bass and treble settngs are possble for the followng operatng modes: Bass and Treble Rado operaton (FM and AM band) Tape operaton CD operaton (sngle CD) CD changer* operaton MP3-CD operaton DVD operaton Navgaton operaton The Bass/Treble settngs for navgaton announcements are descrbed at Audo settngs for the navgaton announcements ( page 117). When you adjust Bass or Treble, the system wll automatcally save the settngs for the current operatng mode. Actvatng the Bass or Treble menu In rado, tape, CD, CDC*, MP3-CD or DVD operaton: Press the Bass or Treble soft key. The Bass or Treble menu wll appear. You can now make bass or treble settngs ( page 27). 26

36 At a glance Quck reference COMAND Bass and Treble Control Actvate the Bass or Treble menu ( page 26). Press H or h. Bass or Treble s adjusted. Press E or the Back soft key. or Wat untl the dsplay changes. The new settng s saved. If your vehcle s provded wth the sound system*, the sound functons* wll be avalable for the followng operatng modes. Sound functons* Rado operaton Tape operaton CD operaton MP3-CD operaton The followng sound functons* are avalable: Default: COMAND set the sound lnear for the center of the vehcle. Front optmzed: COMAND set the sound lnear for the front of the vehcle. Rear optmzed: COMAND set the sound lnear for the rear of the vehcle. Speech optmzed: Playback optmsed for language comprehensblty. Surround: Surround playback (not for rado). You can use dfferent sound functons* for the modes mentoned above. Example: For rado operaton the functon Default, for CD operaton the functon Surround. 27

37 At a glance Quck reference COMAND Surround sound offers a sound qualty superor to conventonal stereo sound. If the rado recepton s poor, the system should be swtched back to standard stereo playback. Swtchng back to standard stereo playback may mprove recepton qualty. Actvatng the sound functons* In rado, tape, sngle CD or CD changer* operaton: Actvate the man menu for the respectve operatng mode ( page 20). Press the Sound soft key. The Sound menu appears. Press g or G to select the desred functon. Press E. The functon s actvated. 28

38 Audo Rado operaton Tape operaton CD operaton MP3-CD operaton DVD operaton 29

39 Audo Rado operaton Rado operaton In chapter Audo you wll fnd detaled nformaton regardng rado operaton tape operaton CD operaton MP3-CD operaton DVD operaton If you have not done so already, please famlarze yourself wth these functons by readng chapter At a glance. Openng the Audo menu Press A. Audo menu If an audo submenu s dsplayed, press the Back soft key untl the Audo menu s dsplayed. or Press A agan. In the Audo menu, press the soft key for the desred audo source. Swtchng On In the Audo menu, press the Off soft key. The system mutes the actve audo source. The Off soft key s deactvated. or Press J. Selectng an audo source Mutng The system mutes the actve audo source. 30

40 Audo Rado operaton Swtchng off In the Audo menu, press the Rado soft key. or Press J agan. Swtchng the rado operaton on In the Audo menu, press the Rado soft key. The Rado man menu wll appear. The staton last tuned n s receved. Swtchng back to Audo menu The Sound soft key appears f the COMAND s provded wth sound functons* ( page 27). Press the Back soft key. Rado man menu 1 Soft key assgnment 2 Man area 3 Status bar 31

41 Audo Rado operaton Changng the Rado band Frequency band Frequency range You can select between FM-, AM- and WB- FM FM Band. AM AM Wth the number keys 1-7 t s possble to choose a channel. AM Band In the FM Rado man menu, press soft key FM/AM untl AM s dsplayed n the status bar. The AM staton last tuned to wll begn to play. The frequency wll appear n the dsplay. Weather Band WB In the FM or AM Rado man menu, press the WB soft key. An automatc scan s startng and the COMAND plays and dsplays the frst strong WB staton. Swtchng back to FM or AM band Press the FM/AM soft key. The staton last tuned to wll begn to play. Swtchng back to Audo menu Press the Back soft key. 32

42 Audo Rado operaton You can use the followng functons: Automatc seek tunng ( page 33) Manual tunng ( page 33) Selectng a staton Staton selecton from the Preset menu ( page 34) Staton selecton va drect frequency entry (FM, AM) ( page 35) Automatc staton scan (FM, AM) ( page 35) Staton selecton from the FM/AM Autostore presets ( page 38) Automatc seek tunng Press g or h. or Press g or G. FM- and AM-Bands, Weather Band WB The rado wll tune n to the next recevable staton (FM, AM) or channel (WB) wth descendng/ascendng frequency dependng on the drecton of seek. WB Alternatvely, you can select the channel drectly: Press a number key 1 through 7. The selected channel s not shown n the status lne. Manual tunng (FM, AM) Actvate the desred wave band ( page 32). Press g or h longer than 2 seconds. The functon s actve. or Press H or h. The frequency wll change by the tunng ncrements for the respectve waveband each tme one of the buttons s pressed. FM Band The frequency dsplayed wll change n ncrements of 0.2 MHz. AM Band Tunng wll take place n ncrements of 10 khz. 33

43 Audo Rado operaton Staton selecton va number keypad (presets) FM- and AM-Bands Press one of the number keys, such as 2 brefly. The rado wll tune to the frequency assgned to that memory locaton. If none has been set by you, the rado wll not change the staton. FM and AM presets are ndependent and can only be accessed whle n the correspondng band. Staton selecton va drect frequency entry (FM, AM) E.g.: MHz n the FM band Actvate the desred waveband ( page 32). Press *. An nput lne wll appear. Enter the desred frequency wth the number keys wthn 8 seconds, e.g for FM. The staton you have selected wll begn to play. Frequency band FM AM Frequency range FM AM Savng statons for FM and AM ( page 36). 34

44 Audo Rado operaton FM, AM band Entres outsde the frequency range are not possble. If you do not make another entry wthn 8 seconds, the functon wll be canceled and you wll lsten to the staton last tuned to. Automatc staton scan (FM, AM) The statons n a gven waveband (FM, AM) can be scanned one after the other for 8 seconds each. The scan functon stops automatcally when the frst staton receved has been scanned twce. Staton scan performs two runs. Durng the frst run, statons wth good recepton are played. Durng the second run, statons wth weaker recepton are played. Start scan functon Actvate the desred wave band ( page 32). Press the Scan soft key. The scan functon wll begn. Scan wll appear n black letterng. End scan functon and play a staton Press the Scan soft key agan f you hear the desred staton. 35

45 Audo Rado operaton You can use the followng functons: Memory functons Savng statons manually (FM, AM) Savng statons automatcally FM, AM ( page 37) Selectng a staton from the FM/AM Preset menu ( page 38) Selectng a staton from the FM/AM Auto presets ( page 38) Savng statons manually (FM, AM) In the Rado man menu Actvate the desred waveband ( page 32). Press one of the number keys, e.g. 2, longer than 2 seconds. You wll hear a confrmaton beep f the beep tones opton was actvated n the system settngs ( page 199). The rado saves the current staton at the memory preset selected. The memory preset selected wll appear n the status lne, e.g. FM2. On the memory lst Actvate the desred waveband ( page 32). Press the Presets soft key. The memory Preset menu wll appear. There are 10 presets avalable (1-9, 0). An exstng entry s overwrtten n the memory lst when a new nput s gven. Use H, h or g, G to hghlght the desred memory preset. Press E longer than 2 seconds. The current staton wll be saved at the memory preset selected. You wll hear a confrmaton beep f the beep tones opton was actvated n the system settngs ( page 199). 36

46 Audo Rado operaton You wll see the Rado man menu automatcally after 8 seconds f you press the Back soft key. There are 2 presets for each of the FM and AM waveband, standard FM/AM presets (savng statons manually) and Auto presets (savng statons automatcally). The standard FM/AM presets are not affected by the Auto presets. Ths s a second opton for storng a staton range you are currently recevng. Savng statons automatcally (FM, AM) Actvate the desred waveband ( page 32). Press the Autost. soft key. The autostore preset wll appear. There are 10 presets avalable (1-9, 0). The autostore functon assgns the statons to the memory locatons n the order of ther recepton qualty. Press E and confrm Reprogram Autostore. The autostore functon s actve. The rado stores the 10 statons wth the strongest sgnal. The staton frequences avalable wll appear n the memory lst. 37

47 Audo Rado operaton Selectng a staton from the preset menu (FM, AM) Actvate the FM or AM memory ( page 36). You can use one of the followng two ways to select a staton from the FM/AM presets Press the correspondng number key, e.g. 3, to select the desred staton. or Use H, h or g, G to hghlght a memory preset n the FM/AM preset lst. Press E. In both cases, you wll see the Rado man menu automatcally after 8 seconds f you press the Back soft key. The Rado man menu ndcatng the memory preset number appears. Selectng a staton from the FM/AM autostore presets Actvate the FM or AM autostore presets ( page 37). Use H, h or g, G to hghlght a memory poston. Press E. You wll see the Rado man menu automatcally after 8 seconds f you press the Back soft key. 38

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49 Audo Tape operaton Tape operaton Notes on tape care Warnng Do not expose the tapes to drect sunlght or hgh temperatures. G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert tapes wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. Do not leave tapes near magnetc felds or magnets. Ensure that the tape s adequately tghtened before you nsert t nto the tape slot. Do not touch the tape wth your fngers. Do not nsert a tape f ts label s not stuck on properly. Swtchng tape operaton on Press A. The Audo menu wll appear ( page 30). Press the Tape soft key. The Tape man menu wll appear. Tape man menu E.g.: The Sound soft key wll appear f the COMAND s provded wth sound functons* ( page 27). Tape = Tape operaton swtched on Sde 1 = Sde dsplay Tape nserted: Tape operaton begns wth the track last played. The telephone and navgaton functons can be used whle a tape s playng. No tape nserted: The message No tape wll appear. Insert a cassette ( page 41). In the case of a devce or tape error: The message Tape error wll appear. 40

50 Audo Tape operaton Ejectng/Insertng a tape Whle the COMAND s swtched on, press l. The dsplay changes. Insertng a tape Insert the tape wth the wder porton toward the rght. The COMAND nserts the tape. The Tape man menu ( page 40) wll appear. Playback begns. Seekng/skppng tracks Tape was nserted: The COMAND ejects the tape. Remove the tape from the slot. The seek tunng functon only works properly f there s enough blank tape (approx. 3 seconds). Press the Tape soft key. The screen s closed and the tape slot s released. The COMAND wll nsert the tape agan f you do not remove t from the slot wthn approx. 15 seconds. Actvate the Tape man menu ( page 40). 41

51 Audo Tape operaton Next track Press h or h. The message Search t wll appear. The tape wll wnd to the next track. Playback wll then begn. Prevous track Press g or H. The message T Search wll appear. The tape wll wnd to the prevous or begnnng of current track (dependng on elapsed playng tme). Playback wll then begn. Changng sdes Press g or G. The sde dsplay n the menu changes to Sde 1 or Sde 2. Playback begns at the current poston on the other sde. The sde wll change automatcally when the end of the tape has been reached. Fast forward/rewndng Fast forward Press h longer than 2 seconds. The message FF t wll appear. Rewnd Press button g for more than 2 seconds. The message T Rewnd wll appear. To stop the functon Press h or g brefly. Playback wll resume from the new poston. The functon s also stopped f you change the sde. 42

52 Audo Tape operaton The tracks on a tape can be scanned one after the other for 8 seconds each f there s enough blank tape separatng the ndvdual tracks (approx. 3 seconds). Scan functon Actvate the Tape man menu ( page 40). Press the Scan soft key. The next track s searched. The track wll be played for 8 seconds. Skp blanks In the Tape man menu, press the Settng soft key. The Settng menu wll appear. Press E. The functon s actvated or deactvated. You wll see the Tape man menu automatcally after 8 seconds f you press the Back soft key. At the end of the tape, the tape wll automatcally swtch to the other sde and scan wll contnue. Opton Symbol To stop the functon, brefly press the Scan soft key. Functon actve Functon not actve Q q Playback begns. 43

53 Audo Tape operaton DOLBY B (nose reducton) Ths functon s for optmal playback of tapes recorded wth DOLBY B. In the Tape man menu, press the B soft key. Nose reducton s actvated (black letterng) or deactvated (whte letterng). DOLBY nose reducton s provded under lcense of Dolby Lcensng Corporaton. DOLBY and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratores Lcensng Corporaton. Mutng Swtchng on/off Press button J. Mutng s actvated or deactvated. Dsplay on the status bar: Actve: ß Inactve: ß dsappears. Return to the Audo menu Press the Back soft key. The Audo menu wll appear. You can now select another audo source. 44

54 CD operaton General Informaton on CD operaton Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert CDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. Warnng G The CD drve and CD changer* are Class 1 laser products. There s a danger of nvsble laser radaton when you open or damage the cover. Do not remove the cover. The CD drve and the CD changer* do not contan any parts whch can be servced by the user. For safety reasons, have any necessary servce work performed by qualfed personnel. Only use CDs, whch bear the label shown and that conform to the compact standard (IEC 60908). You can therefore only use CDs wth a maxmum thckness of 1.3 mm. Audo CD operaton The COMAND CD drve may not be able to play audo CDs wth copy protecton or coped CDs.! Use only CDs wth a dameter of 12 cm, do not use 8-cm CDs. An 8-cm CD adapter may cause damage to the CD changer* and should not be used. Your CD drve has been desgned to play CDs whch correspond to the EN standard. If you nsert thcker data carrers, e.g. ones that have data on both sdes (one sde wth DVD data, the other sde wth audo data), they cannot be ejected and wll damage the drve. 45

55 Audo CD operaton Tps on carng for your CDs Only touch the CD on the sdes. Avod touchng the CD surface wth your fngers. Clean the CD wth a dry, lnt-free cloth. Wpe them from the nsde to the outer edge. Never wpe the CD n a crcular moton. Do not use rubbng alcohol or solvents to clean the CDs. Do not expose the CDs to heat or drect sunlght. Do not wrte or put stckers on CD. 46

56 Audo CD operaton Playback locatons for audo CDs are: the CD drve n the COMAND the CD changer*. Dfferences regardng the CD mode dependng on the audo source are hghlghted. Swtchng to CD operaton In the Audo menu ( page 30), press the CD or the CD soft key. CD changer* man menu The CD-Mag soft key s only assgned when the CD changer* s actve. The Sound soft key appears f the COMAND s provded wth sound functons* ( page 27). CD drve The CD drve n the COMAND can playback audo CDs, MP3-CDs ( page 56). The slot of the drve s behnd the dsplay. CD changer* The CD changer* can accomodate up to 6 audo CDs. It s located on the lefthand sde n the trunk. Loadng CDs Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert CDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. The COMAND may be unable to playback audo CDs provded wth copy protecton. 47

57 Audo CD operaton Loadng a CD nto the CD drve Wth the COMAND swtched on, press l. The dsplay changes. Press the CD/DVD soft key ( page 41). The CD slot opens. Insert a CD nto the slot. The CD should be nserted wth the label sde up. The COMAND pulls the CD nto the drve. Playback begns. Loadng CDs nto the CD changer* The CD changer* s located on the lefthand sde n the trunk. Open panel cover to access the CD changer*. Removng the magazne: A CD already loaded must be ejected before nsertng a new CD. Insertng a second CD wth another CD stll loaded wll cause damage to the CD drve whch s not covered by the Mercedes- Benz Lmted Warranty. Slde the cover of the CD changer* open. Press the green l button on the CD changer*. The magazne wll slde out. Insertng CDs: You can also slde out the magazne f COMAND s swtched off. However, the l button wll not functon If the battery s not connected or draned. Pull the dsk tray forward untl t stops. Place a CD n the tray. The CD should be nserted wth the label sde up. Push the CD tray nto the magazne completely. Repeat these three steps to load more CDs nto the magazne. 48

58 Audo CD operaton Readng the magazne n: Slde the magazne nto the CD changer untl t clcks nto place (lsten for the clck). When you push the magazne n, the arrow on the upper sde of the magazne must pont n the drecton of the CD changer*. The CD changer* reads the magazne. The message Magazne Scan. Please Wat. wll appear. Slde the cover of the CD changer* closed. Swtchng on CD drve Actvate the Audo menu ( page 30). Press the CD soft key. The CD man menu s dsplayed. If no audo CD has been nserted, the message No CD appears. Load an audo CD nto the CD drve ( page 48). CD changer* Actvate the Audo menu ( page 30). Press the CD soft key. The CD changer* man menu wll appear. The CD last played begns to play. CD changer* man menu If the last played CD s not avalable, the next avalable audo CD s played back. The name of the CD and the track played are dsplayed f the nformaton s avalable. 49

59 Audo CD operaton No magazne n the CD changer*: The message No Magazne wll appear. Load audo CDs nto the CD changer* ( page 48). No CD n the magazne: The message Magazne Empty wll appear. Load audo CDs nto the CD changer* ( page 48). Selectng a CD (CD changer* only) You can select a CD: n the CD lst ( page 50) wth the number keypad ( page 50) n the Magazne menu ( page 51) In the CD lst Selecton s possble f the CD changer* has loaded the magazne and at least two audo CDs are loaded. The CD lst ncludes all loaded CDs. Only one lst entry s vsble at a tme. The entry s dsplayed above the track ndcaton. It shows the number of the CD currently playng. Use h or H to select another CD from the lst. After the CD s loaded, t s played back. or Do not change the selecton. Playback of the last played CD s contnued. Wth the number keypad The number keys 1-6 can be used for drect selecton. Keys 1-6 magazne slots 1 to 6 of the CD changer* 50

60 Audo CD operaton Press a number key, e.g. 2 to select the correspondng CD. The CD s changed. The selected CD s played back. In the Magazne menu Press the CD-Mag soft key. The Magazne menu s dsplayed. If the magazne has not been read n, the message Magazne Scan Please Wat s dsplayed frst. Use g or G to select a CD. Press E. or Press one of the number keys 1 to 6. The CD s changed. Track select You can select a track: wth g or h ( page 51) n the track lst ( page 52) wth the number keypad ( page 52) wth CD track scan ( page 52) Wth g or h Actvate the CD man menu ( page 47). Next track Press h. The next track s played. Prevous track or start of ttle (f more than 10 seconds of playng tme has elapsed) Press g. Playback begns. Select any desred track Press g or h as often as necessary. 51

61 Audo CD operaton In the track lst The track lst ncludes all tracks of the CD currently played. Just one lst entry s vsble at a tme whch shows the number of the track currently played. Press g or G. The track lst wth the current, the prevous and the next track s dsplayed. The prevous or next track s played. Use g or G to select another track from the lst. The selected track s played. Wth the number keypad Actvate the CD man menu ( page 47). Press *. An nput lne wll appear n the man CD menu. E.g.: Track 3 Press 3. E.g.: Track 12. Press 1 and 2 n short successon. Entres hgher than the number of tracks on the CD are not possble. After enterng the track number, wat approx. 3 seconds. The selected track s played. The CD man menu s dsplayed. CD track scan The tracks on a CD can be scanned one after the other for 8 seconds each. The functon wll swtch off automatcally when the startng track s reached. You can also manually stop the scan functon. Actvatng Press the Scan soft key. Scan wll begn. 52

62 Audo CD operaton When you start the scan functon, the playback mode Normal Sequence ( page 55) s automatcally actvated. Endng the functon Scan search s runnng. Press the Scan soft key. Playback wll resume wth the desred track. Fast forward/reverse Actvate the CD man menu ( page 47). Fast forward Press h longer than 2 seconds and keep t pressed. Fast reverse Press g longer than 2 seconds and keep t pressed. Endng the functon Release h or g. Playback wll resume. On Mutng Press J durng playback. The CD operaton s muted and the ß symbol s dsplayed on the status bar. Off Press J agan. Playback wll resume. The ß dsappears from the status bar. 53

63 Audo CD operaton COMAND wll also deactvate mutng f you select another audo source (e.g. rado) change the volume press ether g or h. Playback mode The followng optons are avalable: Normal Sequence ( page 55) Track Mx ( page 55) CD Mx ( page 55) Repeat Track ( page 55) Repeat CD ( page 55) Actvatng playback mode E.g.: Mode Repeat track Press the Settng soft key. The settng menu wll appear. If the CD changer* s connected, the playback modes Repeat CD and CD Mx are also avalable. CD changer* settng menu Use g or G to select the playback mode Repeat Track. Press E. The mode s actvated. Wat a few seconds for the CD changer* man menu to appear. The actvated mode s dsplayed on the status bar (except Normal Sequence). 54

64 Audo CD operaton Explanaton of the playback modes Track Mx Repeat Track Normal Sequence Tracks are played n ascendng order (e.g. 1, 2, 3 and so on). If just one CD s nserted, the frst track s played when the last one s over. If more than one CD s avalable, the frst track of the next CD s played when the last track of the prevous CD s over. The CDs are changed n normal order. Tracks are played n random order. If more than one CD s avalable, the next avalable CD s played when the current CD s over. The CDs are changed n normal order. CD Mx (CD changer* only) At least 4 tracks of any CD are played n random order. Then follows the next avalable CD. The CDs are changed n random order. The system repeats the current track untl you swtch the functon off. Repeat CD (CD changer* only) The system repeats the current CD untl you swtch the functon off. 55

65 Audo MP3-CD operaton MP3-CD operaton General Informaton Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert CDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. Warnng G The CD drve and CD changer* are Class 1 laser products. There s a danger of nvsble laser radaton when you open or damage the cover. Do not remove the cover. The CD drve and the CD changer* do not contan any parts whch can be servced by the user. For safety reasons, have any necessary servce work performed by qualfed personnel. When you create a MP3-CD you can defne structures and nput nformaton n addton to the ttle nformaton. Tps on carng for your MP3-CDs Treat MP3-CDs wth care to prevent malfunctons durng playback. Do not scratch, touch or sol your MP3- CDs. Do not attach labels to or wrte on your MP3-CDs. From tme to tme, clean your MP3-CDs wth a commercally avalable cleanng cloth. Never wpe crcularly, but n a straght lne from nsde to outsde. After use, put your MP3-CDs nto the CD box. Protect your MP3-CDs from hgh temperatures and drect sunlght. The COMAND plays the tracks on the MP3-CD n alphabetcal order. To preserve the order on the orgnal CD, number the tracks n ascendng order when you record them. 56

66 Audo MP3-CD operaton Swtchng to MP3-CD operaton Actvate the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). or Load an MP3-CD nto the COMAND ( page 57). CD drve The MP3-CDs are played n the same drve as normal audo CDs. The MP3-CD drve s behnd the dsplay. Loadng an MP3-CD Warnng G Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. Wth the COMAND swtched on, press l. The dsplay changes. Press the CD/DVD soft key ( page 41). The MP3-CD slot opens. Insert an MP3-CD nto the slot. The prnted sde of the MP3-CD must face upward. The COMAND nserts the MP3-CD and starts playback. Ejectng an MP3-CD Press l. Press the CD/DVD soft key. The COMAND ejects the MP3-CD. Remove the MP3-CD from the slot. The COMAND wll nsert the MP3-CD agan f you do not remove t from the slot wthn approx. 15 seconds. Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert CDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. 57

67 Audo MP3-CD operaton Actvate the Audo menu ( page 30). or MP3-CD man menu Press the MP3-CD soft key. Load a MP3-CD ( page 57). The MP3-CD man menu wll appear. MP3-CD man menu The frst lne shows the name of the current folder. At the center you see the currently played track. Selectng a folder Actvate the MP3-CD man menu. ( page 58). Use H or h to select a folder. The track lst only dsplays the tracks of the selected folder. Playback of the frst track of the selected folder wll begn. Selectng a track You can select a track: n the track lst ( page 58) wth the number keypad ( page 59) wth g or h ( page 59) wth MP3-CD track scan ( page 59) In the track lst The track lst ncludes all tracks of the selected folder of the currently played MP3-CD. Only one lst entry s vsble at a tme. Open the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). Press G or g. The track lst s dsplayed. You wll see up to 3 entres. The track shown n black s the one currently playng. Press G. You move forward through the track lst. Press g. You move backward through the track lst. 58

68 Audo MP3-CD operaton Wth the number keypad Actvate the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). In short successon, press button * and the number key of the desred track, e.g. 24. After your entry wat approx. 3 seconds. The selected track s played. The MP3-CD man menu wll appear. Skp Track Actvate the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). Forward Press D. The next track from the track lst s played. Backward Press d. If the track has been playng for more than approx. 10 seconds, the track s replayed from the start. If the playng tme s shorter, the prevous track s played. MP3-CD track scan The tracks of the current folder can be scanned one after the other for 8 seconds each. Subfolders are not consdered. The functon wll swtch off automatcally when the startng s reached. You can also manually stop the scan search. Startng the Scan Search Actvate the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). Press the Scan soft key. When you start the scan search, the playback mode Normal Sequence ( page 61) s automatcally actvated. 59

69 Audo MP3-CD operaton Endng the scan functon Scan search s runnng. Press the Scan soft key. or Press E. The last scanned track s played back. Playback mode The followng optons are avalable: Normal Sequence ( page 61) Folder Mx ( page 61) CD-ROM Mx ( page 61) Repeat Track ( page 61) Repeat Folder ( page 61) Actvatng playback mode E.g.: Opton Normal Sequence Press the Settng soft key. The Settngs menu s dsplayed. Opton Symbol Functon actve _ Functon not actve - Use g or G to select the playback mode Normal Sequence. Press E. The opton s actvated. Wat a few seconds for the MP3-CD man menu to appear. 60

70 Audo MP3-CD operaton Explanaton of the Playback Optons Normal Sequence The tracks of the current folder are played n alphabetcal order. If the current folder contans subfolders: The sub-folders and ther tracks are played n alphabetcal order. The current folder does not contan sub-folders: The track of the folder next n the alphabet s played back. After selecton, the followng playback optons are dsplayed on the status bar. Folder Mx The tracks of the current folder and ts sub-folders are played n alphabetcal order. CD-ROM Mx All tracks of the MP3-CD are played n random order. Repeat Track The system repeats the current track untl you swtch the functon off. Repeat Folder The system repeats the tracks of the current folder untl you swtch the functon off. Folder Use the Folder opton to navgate through the structure of an MP3-CD. Openng the folder menu Actvate the MP3-CD man menu ( page 58). MP3 optons Press the Folder soft key. The names of the folders on the current MP3-CD are dsplayed. Only those folders or sub-folders are dsplayed whch contan the MP3 tracks. 61

71 Audo MP3-CD operaton Dsplayng ttle nformaton Actvate the MP3-CD menu man ( page 58). Press the Show soft key. The nformaton on the current track stored on the MP3-CD s dsplayed. Use g or G to select a folder. Press E. The lst of the tracks n the folder s dsplayed. 5 tracks are dsplayed. Use g or G to navgate through the track lst. Press the Play soft key. or Press E to play the selected track. Soft key : Brngs you one level up n the folder structure. 62

72 DVD operaton General nformaton on DVD operaton Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert DVDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. Warnng G The CD/DVD drve s a Class 1 laser products. There s a danger of nvsble laser radaton when you open or damage the cover. Do not remove the cover. The CD/DVD drve does not contan any parts whch can be servced by the user. For safety reasons, have any necessary servce work performed by qualfed personnel. Your CD/DVD drve has been desgned to play CDs/DVDs whch correspond to the EN standard. If you nsert thcker data carrers, e.g. ones that have data on both sdes (one sde wth DVD data, the other sde wth audo data), they cannot be ejected and wll damage the drve. Automatc screen off Audo DVD operaton Upon loadng a DVD, the followng message wll appear: To prevent the drver from beng dstracted, the pcture s faded out. Treat DVDs wth care to prevent malfunctons durng playback.! The COMAND system s capable of playng DVDs. However, n order to avod drver dstracton, the vdeo functon s dsabled and no mages wll be shown on the COMAND screen. Do not scratch, touch or sol your DVDs. Do not attach labels to or wrte on your DVDs. 63

73 Audo DVD operaton From tme to tme, clean your DVDs wth a commercally avalable cleanng cloth. Never wpe crcularly, but n a straght lne from nsde to outsde. After use, put your DVDs nto the DVD box. Protect your DVDs from hgh temperatures and drect sunlght. DVD playback requrements Vendors may offer DVDs whch do not comply wth the standards. Sound, pcture and other playback problems may occur when you play such DVDs. The COMAND can playback vdeo DVDs meetng the followng requrements: Regonal code s set (factory settng) NTSC or PAL TV standard The COMAND system s capable of playng DVDs. However, n order to avod drver dstracton, the vdeo functon s dsabled and no mages wll be shown on the COMAND screen. Swtchng to DVD operaton Load a vdeo DVD nto the COMAND ( page 65). or If a DVD s already loaded, open the Audo menu ( page 30) and press the DVD soft key. The approprate nformaton s usually gven ether on the DVD or the DVD box. The factory settng of the COMAND s regonal code 1. The settng can be changed n a Mercedes- Benz Servce Center. Ths wll allow you to playback vdeo DVDs wth other regonal codes, as long as they comply wth the NTSC or PAL TV standard. If the vdeo DVD meets the playback requrements, playback wll begn. If avalable, the DVD menu ( page 70) saved on the DVD wll appear. 64

74 Audo DVD operaton Loadng a DVD Warnng G In order to avod dstracton whch could lead to an accdent, the drver should nsert DVDs wth the vehcle at a standstll and operate the audo system only f permtted by road, weather and traffc condtons. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car covers a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. A DVD already loaded must be ejected before nsertng a new DVD. Insertng a second DVD wth another DVD stll loaded wll cause damage to the DVD drve whch s not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Lmted Warranty. Your CD/DVD drve has been desgned to play CDs/DVDs whch correspond to the EN standard. If you nsert thcker data carrers, e.g. ones that have data on both sdes (one sde wth DVD data, the other sde wth audo data), they cannot be ejected and wll damage the drve. Press l whle COMAND s beng actvated. The dsplay wll change. Press the CD/DVD soft key ( page 41). The DVD slot opens. Insert a vdeo DVD nto the slot. The DVD should be nserted wth the label sde up. The COMAND nserts the DVD. If the vdeo DVD meets the playback requrements ( page 64), playback wll begn. If avalable, the DVD menu ( page 70) saved on the DVD wll appear. 65

75 Audo DVD operaton If the vdeo DVD does not have regonal code 1 ( page 64), the followng message appears: DVD Cannot be Played - Invald Regonal Code. Further error messages are: No DVD No DVD nserted n the slot. Load a DVD ( page 65). No Vald DVD Cannot read DVD. DVD Error DVD cannot be read or s damaged. Load another DVD ( page 65). DVD Devce Error The drve may be damaged. Contact an authorzed Mercedes- Benz Center. Ejectng a DVD Press l. The dsplay wll change ( page 65). Press the CD/DVD soft key. The COMAND ejects the DVD. Remove the DVD from the slot. If you do not remove the DVD from the slot, the COMAND wll nsert t agan after a short tme. Load a DVD ( page 65) whch meets the DVD playback requrements ( page 64). 66

76 Audo DVD operaton Soft key dsplay and status bar When you start DVD playback, the soft key dsplays and the status bar are ntally blanked out. Dsplayng the soft keys In the DVD mode, press any soft key. The soft keys and the status bar are dsplayed. DVD playback wth soft key dsplay and status bar The DVD nformaton s dsplayed at the center of the status bar. E.g.: Ttl. 5 = Track/move no. 5 s beng played Sce. 1 = Scene/chapter 1 s beng played 0:00:47 = DVD playng tme elapsed (47 seconds) The soft keys and the status bar are automatcally blanked out agan. You can also blank out the dsplay manually. To remove the soft key dsplay Press the Full Scr. soft key. 67

77 Audo DVD operaton Soft key functons Dependng on the DVD, not all functons are avalable at any tme. Pause or Play soft key: Swtches the Pause functon on or off ( page 68). Stop soft key: Stops the DVD playback ( page 69). Full Scr. soft key: The soft key dsplay dsappears ( page 69). Menu soft key: Dsplays the DVD menu saved on the DVD, f avalable ( page 70). Settng soft key: Dsplays the DVD settngs menu ( page 71). Sound soft key: Brngs you to the sound menu, where you can set: Balance and Fader ( page 25) Bass and Treble ( page 26) Sound functons* ( page 27) Brght., Contr. und Color soft keys: Allow you to adjust brghtness, contrast and color ( page 74). Pause functon Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Pause soft key. DVD playback s paused. The pcture stands stll. The Pause soft key changes to Play. To resume playback, press the Play soft key. Playback of the DVD wll resume. 68

78 Audo DVD operaton Stoppng DVD playback Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Stop soft key. DVD playback stops. Restartng DVD playback After playback has stopped, press the Play soft key agan. The DVD s played from the start. or Select a move ( page 74). Dsplayng full screen Whle DVD playback s stopped, you can press the Menu soft key. The DVD menu saved on the DVD s dsplayed, f avalable ( page 70). Durng DVD playback wth the soft keys dsplayed press the Full screen soft key. The soft keys dsappear. The full screen wll appear. Actvatng DVD menu Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Menu soft key. The hghest level of the DVD menu s dsplayed, f avalable ( page 70). Actvatng Settngs menu Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Settng soft key. The DVD settngs menu wll appear ( page 71). 69

79 Audo DVD operaton DVD menu The DVD menu s the menu saved on the DVD. The structure of the menu may vary dependng on the DVD and allows certan settngs or actons. For example, multlngual DVDs allow the DVD language to be selected n the menu. Actvatng DVD menu Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Menu soft key. The hghest level of the DVD menu s dsplayed. When you dsplay the soft keys agan, parts of the DVD menu may be hdden. Remove the soft key dsplay f necessary ( page 67). The soft keys are automatcally removed after a whle. Selectng an tem from the DVD menu Use h, H, g or G to select a menu tem. Press E. Your selecton s confrmed. The COMAND wll perform the acton defned by the menu tem selected. Gong up one level n the menu A DVD menu may contan several submenus. Submenus may nclude a menu tem to go up one level n the menu. Select the approprate menu tem ( page 70). 70

80 Audo DVD operaton You can also proceed as follows: Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Menu soft key once or several tmes. Wth each depresson of the soft key you wll move up one or several menu levels (dependng on the DVD) untl the topmost level s reached. Removng DVD menu A DVD menu or a submenu may nclude an tem for closng the DVD menu. Select the approprate menu tem ( page 70). You can also proceed as follows: Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Back soft key. or Press the Stop soft key. DVD playback s stopped and the DVD menu s opened. Settngs menu Settngs menu Settng optons: 4:3, 16:9 or Zoom soft key: You can change the aspect rato ( page 72). Lang. soft key: You can change the DVD language ( page 72). Subttle soft key: You can dsplay and swtch between the subttles ( page 73). Angle soft key: You can change the camera vew ( page 74). Actvatng the Settngs menu Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Settng soft key. The Settngs menu wll appear. 71

81 Audo DVD operaton Changng the aspect rato The system wll automatcally select the approprate aspect rato when a DVD s played back. You can manually change the aspect rato durng playback of the DVD. To do ths, use the top left soft key. The soft key changes each tme you press t. Possble aspect ratos are: 4:3, 16:9 and Zoom. The soft key ndcates the aspect rato to whch you wll change when you press the soft key. Zoom s useful to watch moves n cnematc aspect rato. You can use the functon to reduce the wdth of the black bars at the top and bottom. In the Settngs menu ( page 71), press the soft key repeatedly untl the desred aspect rato s set. Changng the DVD language Changng the DVD language: You can only change the DVD language f the DVD supports several languages. Durng playback of the DVD, actvate the DVD settngs menu ( page 71) Press the Lang. soft key. The language lst s dsplayed. The content of the lst depends on whch languages the DVD supports. Use g or G to select a language. Press E. The selected language s set. The Lang. soft key has no functon f the Settngs menu s actvated from wthn the DVD menu. In ths case, you need to change the language n the DVD menu ( page 70) f the menu tem s avalable. Or remove the DVD menu ( page 71) and agan press the Lang. soft key n the Settngs menu. Some DVDs allow the language to be selected addtonally or exclusvely n the DVD menu saved on the DVD ( page 70). 72

82 Audo DVD operaton The system cannot read languages n DTS format. If you select such a language, the move s played wthout sound. Dsplayng and swtchng between subttles These functons are avalable only f the DVD supports subttles. When you nsert a DVD, subttles are by default swtched off. Press the Subttles soft key. The subttles lst wll appear. The content of the lst depends on the DVD. Use g or G to select a subttle. Press E. The selected subttles are used. or Use g to select lst entry No subttles. Press E. Subttlng s swtched off. The Subttles soft key has no functon f the Settngs menu s opened from wthn the DVD menu. In ths case, you need to change the subttles n the DVD menu ( page 70) f the menu tem s avalable. Or remove the DVD menu ( page 71) and agan press the Subttles soft key n the Settngs menu. Some DVDs allow the subttlng functon to be selected addtonally or exclusvely n the DVD menu saved on the DVD ( page 70). Durng playback of the DVD, actvate the DVD settngs menu ( page 71). 73

83 Audo DVD operaton Changng the camera vew You can only change the camera vew f several camera vews are stored on the DVD. The number of avalable camera vews depends on the DVD. Durng playback of the DVD, actvate the DVD settngs menu ( page 71) Press the Angle soft key. A lst of the avalable camera vews wll appear. Use g or G to select the desred camera vew. Press E. The selected camera vew s used. The Angle soft key cannot be selected f the Settngs menu s actvated from wthn the DVD menu ( page 70). In ths case, select the camera vew n the DVD menu. Some DVDs supportng dfferent camera vews don t offer a swtch opton. In ths case, select the camera vew n the Settngs menu. Adjustng brghtness, contrast and color Dsplay the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Brghtn., Contr. or Color soft key. Press h or H. The respectve settng s changed. Selectng a move If several moves are on the DVD, you can select a move drectly. Moves can be selected whle the DVD s played back or stopped. E.g.: Select move no. 3 Press 3. The 3rd move starts after a short whle. Move selecton may also be possble n the DVD menu saved on the DVD ( page 70). 74

84 Audo DVD operaton Selectng a scene/chapter If the move s dvded nto chapters or scenes, you can drectly jump to a chapter or scene or skp them whle the move s playng. Some DVDs wll not allow ths n certan portons of the move (e.g. durng screen credts, age restrcton and/or parental advsores). Selectng a scene or chapter drectly E.g.: Scene/chapter 5 Whle the move s playng, press *. Press 5. After a short whle playback starts from the 5th chapter or the 5th scene. Chapter/scene selecton may also be possble n the DVD menu stored on the DVD ( page 70). Scene/chapter skp Press D or d. Button D = Next chapter or scene Button d = Prevous chapter or scene or begnnng of scene f scene has been playng for more than 10 seconds Fast forward/reverse Keep D or d pressed durng DVD playback. D = fast forward d = reverse Release the button to stop fast forward/reverse. 75

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86 Satellte rado* Important notes Satellte rado operaton 77

87 Satellte rado* Important notes Important notes In chapter Satellte rado, you wll fnd detaled nformaton regardng selectng a staton and a program category memory functons sound adjustments If you have not done so already, please famlarze yourself wth these functons by readng chapter At a glance. Addtonal optonal satellte rado equpment and a subscrpton to satellte rado servce provder are requred for the satellte rado operaton descrbed here. Feature descrpton s based on prelmnary nformaton avalable at tme of prntng. At tme of prntng, no date for the avalablty of optonal equpment requred for satellte rado operaton had been set. Contact your authorzed Mercedes-Benz Center for detals and avalablty for your vehcle. Note that categores and channels shown n llustratons are dependent on programmng content delvered by the servce provder. Programmng content s subject to change. Therefore, channel and categores shown n llustratons and descrptons contaned n ths manual may dffer from the channels and categores delvered by the servce provder. Satellte rado servce may be unavalable or nterrupted from tme to tme for a varety of reasons, such as envronmental or topographc condtons and other thngs we can t control. Servce mght also not be avalable n certan places (e.g., n tunnels, parkng garages, or wthn or next to buldngs) or near other technologes. Srus Satellte Rado provdes approxmately 100 channels, so called streams, of dgtal-qualty rado, among others musc, sports, news, and entertanment commercal-free. Srus Satellte Rado uses a fleet of hgh-power satelltes to broadcast 24 hours per day, coast-to-coast. Ths dverse, satellte-delvered programmng s avalable for a monthly subscrpton fee. For more nformaton, call the Srus Servce Center ( page 79) or contact 78

88 Satellte rado* Important notes Subscrbng to satellte rado Press B to swtch to satellte rado operaton. The Satellte rado man menu wll appear and dsplays the PREVIEW channel. Press the SIRIUS soft key. The Servce nformaton dsplay wll appear f the satellte rado functon has not yet been subscrbed to. The message No Satellte Rado wll appear n a wndow. Contact satellte rado servce provder at the telephone number dsplayed n the screen. After the connecton s made: Follow the nstructons gven by the operator. The actvaton process may take up to 10 mnutes. If t s successful, you wll see the dsplay wth the message Acqurng Sgnal... ( page 80) followed by the Satellte rado man menu ( page 80). 1 Phone number of the provder, (SIRIUS) or Call Servce Provder 2 The Electroncal Seral Number (ESN) of your SAT tuner Credt card nformaton may be requred for your applcaton. The actvaton process takes up to approxmately 10 mnutes. 79

89 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton Satellte rado operaton See Subscrbng to satellte rado for mportant subscrpton nformaton ( page 79). Swtchng on Press B to swtch to satellte rado operaton. The above message wll appear at start up or when the sgnal s not avalable. The message No Satellte Rado wll appear n a wndow. After the COMAND acqures the sgnal, the Satellte rado man menu wll appear. The staton last tuned to wll begn to play. Satellte rado man menu 1 Program category 2 Staton name 3 Memory preset selected and channel number Mutng You can dsplay 2 n full: Staton nformaton ( page 84) Press J whle lstenng to the satellte rado. The symbol R wll appear n the symbol bar. Press J agan to resume lstenng to the current staton. The symbol R wll have dsappeared. Mutng wll also be canceled f you swtch to an audo source, e.g. normal rado, or f you alter the volume. 80

90 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton Changng the program category Satellte rado statons are splt up nto categores. You can select between varous categores such as News, Sports News and Country Musc, f avalable. The category lst s sorted alphabetcally. Selectng a program category Use H or h whle the Satellte rado man menu ( page 80) s beng dsplayed. The prevous or next program category (alphabetcal order) wll appear n the dsplay. The staton last tuned n the new category wll begn to play. You can use the followng functons: Automatc tunng Automatc staton scan ( page 82) Selectng a staton Staton selecton va drect channel entry ( page 82) Staton selecton from the preset menu ( page 84) Automatc tunng Use G or g whle the Satellte rado man menu s beng dsplayed. or Press d or D. The satellte rado wll tune n to the numercally prevous or next recevable staton n the selected category. 81

91 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton Automatc staton scan The statons n the selected category can be scanned n numercal order for 8 seconds each. In the Satellte rado man menu, press the Scan soft key. The scan functon wll begn. Scan wll appear n black letterng. Endng scan functon and playng a staton Press the Scan soft key agan. The staton selected wll appear wth the staton name. Scan wll appear n whte letterng agan. Staton selecton va drect channel entry Enter the number of the channel you wsh to select, e.g. 55. The channel you have selected wll begn to play. The correspondng staton name wll appear, f staton s avalable. Error messages wll be dsplayed n the multfuncton dsplay. Press *. Input lne wll appear. 82

92 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton You can use the followng functons: Memory functons There are 10 presets avalable. Savng statons manually Selectng a staton from the Satellte preset memory ( page 84) Selectng a staton by enterng the channel number ( page 82) Savng staton manually In the Satellte rado man menu Press one of the number keys, e.g. 2, longer than 2 seconds. You wll hear a confrmaton beep f the beep tones opton was actvated n the system settngs ( page 199). The satellte rado saves the current staton at the memory preset selected. The memory preset selected wll appear n the status lne, e.g. SAT2. On the memory lst In the Satellte rado man menu, press the Presets soft key. The SAT preset memory wll appear. Use G or g to select a memory preset. Press E longer than 2 seconds. You wll hear a confrmaton beep f the beep tones opton was actvated n the system settngs ( page 199). The satellte rado saves the current staton at the memory preset selected. You wll see the Satellte rado man menu An exstng entry s overwrtten n the memory lst when a new nput s gven. automatcally after 8 seconds f you press s. 83

93 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton Selectng a staton on the memory lst In the Satellte rado man menu, press the Presets soft key. Dsplayng nformaton In the Satellte rado man menu, press the Info soft key. Press the Back soft key to swtch back to the Satellte rado man menu. The SAT preset memory wll appear. The nformaton dsplay wll appear. Use g or G to hghlght a memory preset. Press E. The Satellte rado man menu wll then appear automatcally after 8 seconds, ndcatng the memory preset number n the status lne. You wll see (f avalable) the full staton name addtonal program nformaton 84

94 Satellte rado* Satellte rado operaton You can call the provder servce center for questons or releases, whenever you need. Dsplayng servce nformaton Press the SIRIUS soft key. The Servce nformaton dsplay wll appear. Press the Back soft key to swtch back to the Satellte rado man menu. Sound settngs Refer to chapter At a glance on how to adjust sound settngs. You can set the sound Bass/Treble ndvdually the sound-center (Fader and Balance) select predefned sound optmzaton 1 Phone number of the provder, (SIRIUS) or Call Servce Provder 2 The Electroncal Seral Number (ESN) of your SAT tuner 85

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96 Telephone* Important notes Telephone operaton 87

97 Telephone* Important notes Important notes In chapter Telephone, you wll fnd detaled nformaton regardng the telephone*, ncludng emergency call. Warnng G Some jursdctons prohbt the drver from usng a cellular telephone whle drvng a vehcle. Whether or not prohbted by law, for safety reasons, the drver should not use the cellular telephone whle the vehcle s n moton. Stop the vehcle n a safe locaton before answerng or placng a call. If you nonetheless choose to use the cellular phone whle drvng, please use the handsfree devce and be sure to pay attenton to the traffc stuaton at all tmes. Use the cellular phone 1 only when road, weather and traffc condtons permt. Never operate rado transmtters equpped wth a bult-n or attached antenna (.e. wthout beng connected to an external antenna) from nsde the vehcle whle the engne s runnng. Dong so could lead to malfuncton of the vehcle s electronc systems, possbly resultng n an accdent and personal njury.! Rado transmtters, such as a portable telephone or a ctzens band unt should only be used nsde the vehcle f they are connected to a separate exteror antenna that has been approved by Mercedes-Benz Observe all legal requrements

98 Telephone* Important notes If you have a Mercedes-Benz specfed ntegrated moble telephone (TDMA/ CDMA or GSM) and the telephone s nserted n the cradle, the telephone functons can be used as follows: at the COMAND at the multfuncton steerng wheel wth the Voce control system* Ths nstructon manual descrbes the operaton at the COMAND. Unless otherwse ndcated, the descrptons and llustratons refer to the COMAND. Operaton at the moble phone and operaton wth the Voce control system* are descrbed n separate operatng gudes. Refer to the vehcle Operator's Manual for operaton of the telephone usng the multfuncton steerng wheel. In certan menus, the COMAND can dsplay date and tme of the calls. The COMAND can dsplay phone number and name of the other party (e.g. f the COMAND detects an ncomng call, but also n other menus). For the number to be dsplayed, the number nformaton must be transmtted wth the ncomng call. The same goes for the name dsplay whch addtonally requres that the caller s number and name are saved n the phone book. 89

99 Telephone* Important notes Please read the chapter Telephone frst before attemptng to operate your telephone. Please also read the mportant notes n the telephone and Voce control system* operatng manuals. Always drve wth extreme cauton when you operate the telephone hands-free. For safety reasons, you should not use the moble telephone handset to make a call whle drvng the vehcle. If the sgnal strength s very weak (dsplay n the symbol bar of all menus): Wat untl recepton mproves before makng a call. Close the wndows and reduce all outsde nose as much as possble when you use hands-free operaton. Also make sure that the ar vents are not ponted n the drecton of the mcrophones located n the overhead control panel near the rear vew mrror. Adjust ar vents and/or reduce blower speed f necessary. A bref dsconnecton from the cellular network s not a malfuncton, as ths can occur when the network swtches areas. The phone wll automatcally try to sgn on to a network agan. If the message Enter Lock Code for Cell appears, enter the unlock code to enable all telephone functons ( page 92). If you do not do so, only the emergency call (911) s avalable. GSM moble phone If the message Enter PIN: on the moble phone appears, enter the PINcode to enable the telephone functons ( page 92). If you do not do so, only the emergency (911) call s avalable on the moble phone. In the followng stuatons, t s not possble or not yet possble to use the telephone: The telephone s already unlocked but s not or not yet regstered n the network. The message no Serv. appears n the status bar. The telephone wll try to regster nto an exstng network. If the network s avalable, the telephone wll be ready for use. The above message also appears f the network s no longer avalable due to weak sgnals f you try to make a call (message Servce Unavalable appears for 8 seconds) 90

100 Telephone* Important notes The message Actvatng Telephone. Please Wat. appears. COMAND prepares the telephone for use. Select other system functons, e.g. rado, by pressng the correspondng button or wat untl the telephone s actve. One of the two messages Telephone Unavalable or Telephone Not Inserted appears. Please connect the moble phone. One of the two messages Telephone Error or Telephone Not Installed appears. Please contact an authorzed Mercedes-Benz Center. GSM moble phone If the message Check SIM Card (Emergency Call 911 Only Possble Wth Tel.): Insert the SIM card nto the moble phone (Telephone Operatng Manual). 91

101 Telephone* Telephone operaton Telephone operaton Swtchng telephone operaton on Automatcally The telephone* s automatcally actvated when the COMAND s swtched on. The moble phone must be nserted n the moble phone cradle* at the tme COMAND s swtched on. Manually Press a. The menu to enter the unlock code ( page 95) wll appear (only f phone has been locked before). GSM moble phone: Enter the PIN on the moble phone. If no SIM card s n the telephone, the message Check SIM Card appears. Insert a SIM card. Refer to the moble phone operator s manual. Swtchng telephone operaton off Swtch the COMAND off ( page 23) or turn off the engne. The telephone* s swtched off wth a tme-lag of around 1 mnute. If you make a call wthn that tme, the telephone wll be swtched off around 1 mnute after you end the call. or In the Telephone menu ( page 94), press a longer than two seconds. The message Deactvatng Telephone wll appear. 92

102 Telephone* Telephone operaton Emergency call 911 Ths functon places a call to the local 911 provder. It does not ntate a Tele Ad* call. You can make an emergency call to an emergency rescue staton wth a moble communcaton network. The emergency call wll be placed as long as the correspondng moble communcaton network s avalable. To do ths, swtch the telephone on f you have not already done so. TDMA/CDMA moble phone The emergency call wll also be placed f the phone s locked ( page 94). GSM moble phone If no SIM card s n the phone or SIM PIN s not entered, you can only make an emergency call at the moble phone. Emergency calls may not be possble wth all moble phone networks or f certan network servces and/or telephone functons are actve. Check wth your local network operatng company. If you cannot make an emergency call, you must ntate rescue measures yourself. Warnng G The 911 emergency call system s a publc servce. Usng t wthout due cause s a crmnal offense. 93

103 Telephone* Telephone operaton Intatng an emergency call Telephone s locked Press the 911 soft key. The system opens an nqury menu promptng f you want to dal a 911 call. The selecton marker n the nqury menu should be on Yes. If necessary, press H to select Yes. Press E to confrm Yes f you want to place the 911 emergency call. The emergency call wll be placed. Wat untl the emergency rescue staton answers and descrbe the emergency. If you do not want to place the emergency call: Press h to select No when the nqury menu appears. Press E to confrm No. Telephone s ready for operaton Press a repeatedly untl the telephone menu s dsplayed. Press 9, 1 and 1 one after the other. Press E. The emergency call wll be placed. Wat untl the emergency rescue staton answers and descrbe the emergency. 94

104 Telephone* Telephone operaton Enterng the unlock code Use the number keys 1 through 0 to enter the four-dgt unlock code. Astersks nstead of dgts wll appear n the nput lne. Enterng codes Press the OK soft key. If entered code s correct and the phone s regstered n a network, the phone s ready for use. Your unlock code prevents unauthorzed persons from usng your telephone. Be sure to memorze ths code, a four dgt number, carefully. If you enter an ncorrect code, the system returns to the menu for enterng the unlock code. You must always enter the unlock code when you swtch on the telephone the frst tme (f phone s n locked mode). Warnng G When n the enter lock code screen, the emergency number 911 (default nput) wll be daled f you press 1 longer than 2 seconds. The 911 emergency call system s a publc servce. Usng t wthout due cause s a crmnal offense. GSM moble phone Enterng the PIN code Enter the four-dgt PIN code on the moble phone. Refer to the moble phone operator s manual on how to do ths. If no SIM card s n the telephone, the message Check SIM Card appears. Insert a SIM card. Refer to the moble phone operator s manual. Entry ncorrect: You wll hear a warnng sound. You need to re-enter your PIN code.! If the PIN s entered ncorrectly three tmes n a row, the SIM card wll be blocked. The message PIN Blocked s dsplayed brefly. After that the message Please Enter PUK on Cell Phone s dsplayed. 95

105 Telephone* Telephone operaton Enterng the PUK If you enter your PIN ncorrectly three tmes n a row, you need to enter the PUK number. The PUK number s provded by your telephone servce provder. The PUK can only be entered at the moble phone. Refer to the moble phone operator s manual. Swtchng to telephone operaton When the COMAND s swtched on, you can swtch to telephone operaton from any other system (e.g. rado): Press a. The Telephone menu wll appear. The telephone s ready for operaton Message Ready and the recepton strength Ö are shown on the status bar. Other messages ROAMING The telephone s usng a non home type system no Serv. The telephone s not logged nto a network Fault messages: Telephone Not Inserted Plug the moble phone nto the moble phone cradle*. Refer to the separate moble phone operator s manual. Telephone Not Installed Your vehcle may not have a moble phone cradle* nstalled and/or the telephone control unt may not be coded properly. Contact an authorzed Mercedes-Benz Center. 96

106 Telephone* Telephone operaton You can use the followng functons n the telephone menu: Enterng a telephone number ( page 98) Use the redal functon ( page 99) Dsplayng the daled numbers lst ( page 100) Dsplayng the answered calls lst ( page 101) Use speed-dalng ( page 102) Use quck-dalng ( page 102) Dsplayng the phone book ( page 104) Adjustng balance/fader settngs ( page 25) The system detects an ncomng call, the phone rngs. Incomng calls are ndcated n a wndow n any system (e.g. rado). The wndow shows: Incomng call the caller s number f t s transmtted or the caller s name f her or hs name and number are saved n the phone book. Acceptng a call Press k. or Press E. The dsplay wll change to the call menu ( page 102). An actve audo source wll be muted. You talk over the hands-free set. Rejectng a call Press K. or Press H to hghlght Reject and than press E. 97

107 Telephone* Telephone operaton Settng the volume for hands-free operaton Rasng the volume Turn the rotary control on the e button to the rght. Lowerng the volume Turn the rotary control on the e button to the left. For more nformaton, see chapter At a glance ( page 23). Sound settngs You can change the sound settngs (only Bal/Fad) durng a conversaton. For more nformaton, see chapter At a glance ( page 25). Addtonal control functons are explaned at Actve Call ( page 102). Endng a call Press K. You can use the followng functons to make a phone call: Dalng a telephone number ( page 98) Redal ( page 99) Selectng an entry from the daled numbers lst ( page 100) Selectng an entry from the answered calls lst ( page 101) Use speed-dalng ( page 102) Use quck-dalng ( page 102) Outgong calls Selectng a phone book entry and dalng the number ( page 105) Dalng a telephone number Enterng a telephone number Open the Telephone menu ( page 96). Use the number keys 1-0 to enter the telephone number. Deletng the last or several dgts: Press the Delete soft key once or several tmes. Deletng all dgts: Press K. or Press and hold Delete soft key for more than 2 seconds. 98

108 Telephone* Telephone operaton Begn dalng When you have entered the telephone number, press k to confrm your nput. or In the Telephone menu, press the Send soft key. or Press E. Dalng wll begn. If a name s assocated wth the phone number saved n the phone book, the name appears on the screen. In the status bar, the off-hook symbol wll appear. COMAND wll mute an actve audo source. If the person called answers the call, the call s actve. You talk over the hands-free set. Endng a call Press K. or Press the End soft key. Subsequent dalng Transmttng other dal tones: Durng a call you can press the number keys 1 through 0, # and *. Redal Press k twce. The telephone dals the number that was daled last. If you press k just once, the daled numbers lst s dsplayed ( page 100). 99

109 Telephone* Telephone operaton Selectng an entry from the daled numbers lst The COMAND automatcally generates a lst of the last 10 numbers daled. The lst s sorted chronologcally wth the most recently daled number at the top of the lst. Dsplayng the lst In the Telephone menu ( page 96), press the Redal soft key. or In the Telephone menu ( page 96), press the Calls soft key. The lst s dsplayed and the most recently daled number s hghlghted. The status bar shows: the caller s name f her or hs name and number are stored n the phone book the message Unknown Name f no entry s avalable You can select the followng functons: Changng the lst dsplay Selectng an entry and begn dalng Endng a call ( page 99) Changng the lst dsplay Press the ABC soft key. The dsplay changes to names. or Press the 123 soft key. The dsplay changes to numbers. Selectng an entry and begn dalng Use g or G to select the desred entry. Press k. or Press E. The telephone dals the number. 100

110 Telephone* Telephone operaton Selectng an entry from the answered calls lst The COMAND automatcally generates a lst of the last 10 calls receved. The lst s sorted chronologcally wth the most recently receved call at the top of the lst. Dsplayng the lst In the Daled numbers lst ( page 100), press h untl Answered calls lst appears. The lst s dsplayed and the most recently daled number s hghlghted. The status bar shows: the caller s name f her or hs name and number are stored n the phone book the message Unknown Name f no entry s avalable the telephone number You can select the followng functons: Changng lst dsplay ( page 100) Selectng an entry and begn dalng ( page 100) Endng a call ( page 99) Mssed calls If there are one or more mssed calls avalable on the moble phone, a correspondng message wll appear. Press the Back soft key to return to the Telephone menu. 101

111 Telephone* Telephone operaton Speed-dalng For all memory locatons At the moble phone you can save telephone numbers n the speed-dalng memory and use them. Refer to the moble phone operator s manual. You can also use speed-dalng at the COMAND (only moble phone memory locatons 1-500). You can enter up to 3 dgts. Open the Telephone menu ( page 96). Memory locatons wth up to two dgts: Use the number keys 1 to 9 to enter the memory locaton number. Memory locatons wth three dgts: Use the number keys 1 to 9 to enter the memory locaton number followed by the # key. Press k. or Press E. The telephone dals the saved number. Endng a call ( page 99) Quck-dalng Quck dalng can be used on memory locatons 1-9. Open the Telephone menu ( page 96). Press one of the number keys 1-9 longer than 2 seconds. The telephone dals the saved number. Endng a call ( page 99) Actve call If the person called or you answer a call, the call s actve. The call ndcaton s dsplayed. Call menu You talk over the hands-free set. You can settng the volume for the hands-free operaton ( page 97). The status bar ndcates the call tme. 102

112 Telephone* Telephone operaton The followng functons can be used durng a call: Endng an actve call Swtch on/off hands-free mcrophone Change sound settngs (Bal/Fad only), ( page 98) Endng an actve call Press K. The Telephone menu wll appear. Swtchng hands-free mcrophone on/ off (avalable f mcrophone s swtched on) The mcrophone status s ndcated by the status of the Mc off soft key. Mcrophone status On Off Symbol Mc off whte black Press the Mc off soft key. The mcrophone s swtched on or off. The soft key status changes accordngly. When the mcrophone s off, the other party cannot hear you. You can stll hear your partner. 103

113 Telephone* Telephone operaton The phone book contans all entres Phone book of the nternal memory of the moble phone (TDMA/CDMA and GSM moble phone) COMAND cannot read entres from SIM card. of the address book ( page 169) f t contans any telephone numbers Dsplayng the phone book In the Telephone menu ( page 96), press the Z soft key. The phone book wll appear. The frst entry found s at the top of the lst and hghlghted. Phone book entry A phone number A name for a phone number Several numbers Status bar shows Unknown Name The phone number Several Numbers Entres marked wth abbrevatons have been mported nto the phone book from the address book ( page 174). Entres marked wth symbols have been mported nto the phone book from the nternal memory of the moble phone. Usable phone number categores: Symbol : Cell number Symbol : Prvate number Symbol : Busness number And addtonal categores: Symbol : Fax number Symbol : Pager number Symbol : Man number 104

114 Telephone* Telephone operaton You can select the followng functons: Changng the phone book dsplay at the COMAND Selectng a phone book entry and dalng the number ( page 105) Enterng and savng a new phone book entry ( page 106) Deletng a phone book entry at the COMAND ( page 108) Changng the phone book dsplay Open the phone book ( page 104). Press the 123 soft key. The dsplay changes to numbers. The status bar dsplays the name of the marked entry. or Press the ABC soft key. The dsplay changes to names. The status bar dsplays the number of the marked entry. Selectng a phone book entry and dalng the number Open the phone book ( page 104). The lst of phone book entres wth names startng wth a certan letter s dsplayed. Changng the ntal letters Press H or h one or several tmes. Wth every push of the button the dsplay changes to the next possble letter. At the end of the letter lst follows the category Other. Category Other: Here, all entres wthout names or wth names startng wth a specal character (e.g. * or #) are put together. Selectng an entry If you hold one of the buttons, scrollng s accelerated. Change the ntal letter f requred. Use G or g to select a lst entry. 105

115 Telephone* Telephone operaton Begn dalng Press k. or Press E. If the selected entry s an address book entry (several phone numbers): Use g or G to select Home, Cell or Work. If the selected entry s a cell phone entry (several phone numbers): Use g or G to select one of the phone number categores, e.g. ( page 104). Press k. or Press E. The telephone dals the number. New phone book entry You can save entres from the followng lsts as phone book entres n the nternal memory of the moble phone or n the address book: Daled numbers lst ( page 100) Answered calls lst ( page 101) Select the desred entry from one of the lsts. Press the Save soft key. A selecton menu appears. Cell Phone: The new entry s saved n the nternal memory of the moble phone. Address Book: The new entry s saved n the address book. Use g or G to select Cell Phone or Address Book. Press E. E.g.: Cell Phone The Input menu wll appear. If you select Address Book, a lst s dsplayed frst. Here, you can choose whether you wsh to save the number as Cell, Work or Home entry. The further proceedng s smlar to the one n the example above. 106

116 Telephone* Telephone operaton Input menu The phone number s automatcally entered n the Number nput feld. The Name feld s automatcally marked and shows no name or the last name entered. Enterng a name or number Use g or G to select the name or the number feld. You can nput data: usng the selecton menu va the number keys 1 - # Usng the selecton menu: Press the Keypad soft key. The selecton menu appears. Enter the data usng the selecton menu ( page 191). After nput usng the selecton menu, the nput menu s dsplayed agan. You can select the next data feld and enter data. Input va the number keys 1 - #: Use buttons 1 - # to enter the data ( page 193). Selecton menu 107

117 Telephone* Telephone operaton Savng the entry In the Input menu, press the OK soft key. If you have not assgned a name, the system wll save the entry n the Other category, otherwse under the name you have assgned. Deletng a phone book entry Select a phone book entry at the COMAND ( page 104). Press the Delete soft key. The delete dalogue wll appear. Use H to select Yes. Press E. The entry s deleted. 108

118 Navgaton Important notes Navgaton man menu Destnaton nput Route gudance Durng route gudance Last destnatons and destnaton memory POIs Software updates 109

119 Navgaton Important notes Important notes Warnng G For safety reasons, you should only enter a destnaton when the vehcle s statonary. When the vehcle s n moton, a passenger should enter the destnaton. Study manual and select route before drvng. Do not watch dsplay screen or operate buttons whle the vehcle s n moton - let voce nstructons gude you. Stop at a safe locaton before usng buttons or makng correctons. Traffc regulatons always have prorty over any route recommendatons gven. Bear n mnd that at a speed of just 30 mph (approxmately 50 km/h), your car s coverng a dstance of 50 feet (approxmately 14 m) every second. The route calculated by COMAND s a recommendaton on how to best reach your selected destnaton. Durng route gudance, you wll not receve any nformaton on Traffc lghts Stop and yeld sgns Parkng or stoppng zones One-way streets Narrow brdges Smlar traffc regulaton data You should therefore always strctly observe traffc regulatons whle drvng. Drve carefully and always obey traffc laws and road sgns even f they contradct COMAND nstructons. Warnng G The Navgaton DVD module contans a Class 1 laser product. There s a danger of nvsble laser radaton f the cover s opened or damaged. Do not remove the cover. The Navgaton DVD module does not contan any parts servceable by the user. For safety reasons, have any necessary servce work performed only by qualfed personnel. 110

120 Navgaton Important notes Navgaton DVD! COMAND calculates the route wth the help of data that s stored on the navgaton DVD. Only use Mercedes-Benz navgaton DVDs. Usng other navgaton DVDs or CDs wll cause malfunctons and/or damage. Because of changes n local traffc patterns (e.g. road works) and/or ncomplete data, errors n calculaton may occur. As a result, the recommended route may devate from the deal route. The data stored on the DVD only reflects local condtons at the tme of DVD producton. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes wthn an area. GPS (Global Postonng System) sgnals receved make t possble to determne the current vehcle poston. Devatons from the actual poston may occur f the recepton of GPS sgnals s dsturbed e.g. n parkng garages and tunnels f road condtons are bad dependng on the vehcle s condton Loadng/ejectng a DVD DVDs are loaded and ejected at the navgaton computer. The navgaton computer s located on the left sde n the trunk. Open panel cover to get access to the navgaton computer. 1 Ejectng DVDs 2 DVD slot Ejectng Press l. The navgaton computer ejects the DVD. Loadng Insert the DVD nto the DVD slot 2 wth the label sde up. The navgaton computer pulls the DVD n. 111

121 Navgaton Important notes Route gudance after the vehcle has been transported If your vehcle has been transported (e.g. by a car, tran or ferry) the system may make navgaton announcements whch do not correspond to the vehcle s poston. The system needs to redetermne ts poston. Determnng the locaton after the vehcle has been transported The system wll need some tme to determne ts locaton after the car has been transported. The tme requred for the system to do so vares from case to case. Swtch the COMAND on. Actvate the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). The navgaton DVD needs to be n the navgaton computer ( page 111). Drve and press c. The dsplay wll change to the map dsplay. Drve untl the poston or the road ndcated correspond to the real crcumstances. The system s now correctly adjusted. 112

122 Navgaton Important notes Trp nterrupton durng route gudance Trp nterrupton means the vehcle s parked and COMAND s swtched off. Trp contnuaton means the vehcle s movng and COMAND s swtched on agan. The followng apples f you nterrupt your trp and contnue later on: Trp s contnued wthn 2 hours: The system wll automatcally resume route gudance. Trp s contnued after more than 2 hours: Press E and confrm Contnue Route Gudance n the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). 113

123 Navgaton Navgaton man menu Navgaton man menu Actvatng the Navgaton man menu Press b. The Navgaton man menu wll appear. If a navgaton submenu s dsplayed, you need to press the button twce. If route gudance s actve, a message appears nstead askng you whether you wsh to resume route gudance ( page 138). If route gudance has been nterrupted for more than 2 hours, the entry Contnue Route Gudance wll be on top of the lst. Use G or g to select a menu tem. Press E. or Press one of the soft keys. The selected menu or the functon of the selected soft key appears. Selectable Menu Items Contnue Route Gudance: Resumes nterrupted or aborted route gudance. Ths menu tem appears f you: have aborted route gudance ( page 138) and less than 30 mnutes have elapsed snce the gudance process was aborted have nterrupted your journey and contnue t after more than 2 hours 114

124 Navgaton Navgaton man menu Destnaton Memory You can select destnatons from the Destnaton Memory ( page 153). Destnaton Entry Actvates the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 120). Last Destnatons You can select last destnatons from the Last Destnatons memory ( page 150). POIs: Brngs you to the POIs nput menu ( page 155). POIs are e.g. gas statons, parkng facltes or arports. Avalable soft keys Home soft key: You can edt the home address and start route gudance ( page 133). Mode soft key: Brngs you to the route mode settng for the next route gudance ( page 116). Settng soft key: Here, you can make audo settngs for the navgaton announcements (treble, bass, balance and fader) ( page 117) 115

125 Navgaton Navgaton man menu Settng the route mode The COMAND calculates the route as Fastest route. Includng or avodng traffc routes In the Navgaton man menu ( page 114), press the Mode soft key. The Mode menu wll appear. Selectable traffc routes Freeways: The system calculates the route wth/ wthout freeways. Ferry/Auto-Tran: The system calculates the route wth/ wthout ferry connectons or ralfreght. Toll Roads: The system calculates the route wth/ wthout toll roads. Tunnels: The system calculates the route wth/ wthout tunnels. Use g or G to select a traffc route. Press E. Swtches the opton on or off. You can swtch on more than one opton. Press the Back soft key to confrm. The settng s saved. The Navgaton man menu wll appear. Opton On Off Symbol Q q 116

126 Navgaton Navgaton man menu You can set the followng for the navgaton announcements: Bass and treble control ( page 117) Balance/fader ( page 117) Volume ( page 118) Audo settngs for the navgaton announcements In the Navgaton man menu ( page 114), press the Settng soft key. The Settngs menu wll appear. The announcement Navgaton Is Not Actve s made. Adjustng bass and treble In the Settngs menu, press the Bass or Treble soft key. Press H or h. You adjust bass or treble. Press E or the Back soft key. Wat untl the dsplay changes. The new settng s saved. The Navgaton man menu appears. Adjustng balance and fader In the Settngs menu, press the Bal/ Fad soft key. Cross-hars are dsplayed. The vertcal lne ndcates the fader settng. The horzontal lne ndcates the balance settng. Balance Fader defnes the sound center left/rght defnes the sound center front/back Press H or h. Move the cross-hars horzontally and adjust the balance. or Press g or G. Move the cross-hars vertcally and adjust the fader. Use F and f to move the crosshars dagonally. 117

127 Navgaton Navgaton man menu Press E or the Back soft key. or Wat untl the dsplay changes. The new settng s saved. The Navgaton man menu wll appear. Adjustng the volume The automatc navgaton announcements overrde the currently actve audo source. You can adjust a volume dfference. The settng wll reduce the volume of the currently actve audo source for the duraton of the announcement. In the Settngs menu, press the Nav.Vol. soft key. Press button H or h. H = reduce reducton h = ncrease reducton Press E or the Back soft key. The new settng s saved. The Navgaton man menu wll appear. Savng current poston Press c. The full vew of the map appears. You wll see the vehcle s current poston. If a map submenu s dsplayed, you need to press the button twce. Press any soft key. The soft key dsplays wll appear. 118

128 Navgaton Navgaton man menu Press the Memory soft key. A wndow appears wth the message Poston Saved as MemPt. The system saves the current poston as a destnaton n the Last Destnatons memory ( page 150). Such destnatons are marked n the Last Destnatons memory wth _. For permanent storage you can save the destnaton n the regular Destnaton memory ( page 151). 119

129 Navgaton Destnaton nput Destnaton nput Actvatng the Destnaton Entry menu Actvatng the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). Press g or G to select the menu tem Destnaton Entry. Press E. Ether of the followng appears: the Select Regon lst, f no destnaton has been entered prevously the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 121) Select Regon lst Selectng the regon You can also select a regon by pressng the Regon soft key n the Destnaton Entry menu. Press g or G to select a regon. Press E. If not more than 12 destnatons are avalable for the selected regon, you can now select the destnaton ( page 123). If more than 12 destnatons are avalable, the man Destnaton Entry menu appears. If you have selected another regon, the destnaton last nput s deleted. The destnaton n the regon whch comes frst n the alphabet s dsplayed. 120

130 Navgaton Destnaton nput Enterng destnaton address If destnatons have been entered already, the Destnaton Entry menu wll appear. You can now accept the destnaton shown ( page 122) or enter another ( page 122). Avalable soft keys: Map soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton nput drectly above the map ( page 131). Regon soft key: Brngs you to the regon selecton ( page 120). CtyCtr soft key: Brngs you to the dstrct (center) selecton ( page 124). POIs soft key: Enterng Ponts of Interest ( page 155). If you press the Street, CtyCtr or POIs soft key, the soft key functon refers to the place ndcated. Destnaton Entry menu The most recently entered destnaton s shown n the upper area. The currently set regon s dentfed by the regon code n the status bar. Street soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton road nput ( page 125). 121

131 Navgaton Destnaton nput Acceptng the dsplayed destnaton In the Destnaton Entry menu, press E longer than 2 seconds. or Select the ( symbol. Press H, h, g, G to do so. You can only select admssble characters. The character selected appears magnfed. If your nput s unambguous, the system wll complete t. Press the Delete soft key f necessary. The character last entered or the character last accepted by the system s deleted. Press E. Enterng another destnaton address Press h, H, g and G to select the characters. After each selecton, press E. Press F and f to select characters dagonally. or For qucker nput, COMAND offers avalable characters from the character set based on your selectons and the names of the ctes stored on the navgaton DVD. The character selected appears magnfed. The system wll accept the entry f the nput matches the name of a cty stored on the navgaton DVD. Press one of the number keys 2 to 9 as often as needed. 122

132 Navgaton Destnaton nput Do not confuse the Delete soft key (deleton of the last character) wth the Back soft key (deleton of the complete entry). Press E longer than 2 seconds to confrm. or Select the ( symbol. Press H, h, g, G to do so. Press E. The cty lst wll appear. You can now accept the cty entered or select another. Selectng a cty In some cases, the system may dstngush ctes of the same name by area selecton ( page 124). Use g or G to select the desred cty. Pressng the Back soft key wll abort the selecton process. Press E. If several optons of a cty are avalable, another menu wll appear where you must make and confrm your desred selecton. After you have selected a cty one of the followng menus wll appear: For larger ctes wth more than 15 streets: Enter Street nput menu ( page 125). For smaller ctes wth up to 15 streets: Select Street menu ( page 126) If no streets are avalable for the selected cty, or f a street extends through several cty centers: Select CtyCtr menu ( page 124) 123

133 Navgaton Destnaton nput Selectng the area of the destnaton Towns of the same name are dstngushed by the area n whch they are located. After you have entered the place, a lst of areas may appear. The status bar ndcates the number of areas avalable, for example: Town found [number]. Press G or g to select an area. Press E. You can now enter a street ( page 125). Selectng a cty center After you have entered the cty, you can select a center (dstrct). Press the CtyCtr soft key. In addton to the center selecton you can use the followng soft keys to determne your destnaton: Map soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton nput drectly above the map ( page 131). POIs soft key: Enterng Ponts of Interest ( page 155). Press g or G to select a center. Press E. The Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). 124

134 Navgaton Destnaton nput Enterng a street The system wll dsplay one of the followng menus after you have entered the cty: In the case of ctes wth more than 15 streets: Enter Street menu ( page 125). In the case of ctes wth up to 15 streets: Select Street menu ( page 126) If no streets are avalable for the destnaton: Select CtyCtr lst ( page 124) The respectve menu s ndcated on the status bar. In addton to the street selecton, you can use the followng soft keys to determne your destnaton: Map soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton nput drectly above the map ( page 131). POIs soft key: Brngs you to the Ponts of Interest selecton menu ( page 155). Press h, H, g and G to select the characters. After each selecton, press E. Press F and f to select characters dagonally. or Press one of the number keys 2 to 9 as often as needed. For qucker nput, COMAND offers avalable characters from the character set based on your selectons and the names of the streets stored on the navgaton DVD. The character selected appears magnfed. The system wll accept the entry f the nput matches the name of a street stored on the navgaton DVD. Press the Delete soft key f necessary. The character last entered or the character last accepted by the system s deleted. Do not confuse the Delete soft key (deleton of the last character) wth the Back soft key (deleton of the complete entry). CtyCtr soft key: Brngs you to the dstrct (center) selecton ( page 124). 125

135 Navgaton Destnaton nput Press E longer than 2 seconds to confrm. or Select the ( symbol. Press H, h, g, G to do so. Press E. The street lst wll appear. You can now select a street. Selectng a street Use g or G to select a street. Press E. The menu for startng the route gudance functon wth the destnaton data you have entered s dsplayed. The followng soft keys are avalable to further defne your destnaton: Map soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton nput drectly above the map ( page 131). Intrsct. soft key: You can select an ntersecton for the destnaton street ( page 127). Hse No. soft key: Brngs you to the destnaton street house number nput ( page 128). 126

136 Navgaton Destnaton nput You can select ether an ntersecton or the house number. You cannot enter both. Mode soft key: Brngs you to the Change mode selecton menu ( page 116). Enterng an ntersecton After you have entered a destnaton street ( page 125) you can select an ntersecton to that street. The system wll dsplay one of the followng menus: In the case of streets wth more than 15 ntersectons: Enter Intersecton menu. POIs soft key: Brngs you to the Ponts of Interest (POI) menu ( page 156). Parkng soft key: Brngs you to the menu for nputtng a parkng near the destnaton street ( page 130). Save soft key: You can enter your destnaton nto the Destnaton memory ( page 151). Press the Intrsct. soft key. The Intrsct. soft key s only avalable f approprate streets are saved on the navgaton DVD. Enter the name as specfed n Enterng a street ( page 125). Press the Lst soft key. The Select Intersecton menu wll appear. It dsplays a lst of roads ntersectng wth the prevously nput ntersecton. Select an ntersecton ( page 128). 127

137 Navgaton Destnaton nput In the case of streets wth up to 15 ntersectons: Select Intersecton menu Press g or G to select an ntersecton. Press E. The Start Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Enterng a house number A house number can be entered after enterng the destnaton street ( page 125). You can enter an ntersecton nstead of the house number. You cannot enter both. Press the Hse No. soft key. Ether the menu for enterng a house number or a lst of house numbers to select from wll appear ( page 129). The Hse No. soft key s only avalable f approprate streets are stored on the navgaton DVD. Press h, H, g and G to select the numbers. After each selecton, press E. Press F and f to select numbers dagonally. or Press the approprate number keys 0, 1 to

138 Navgaton Destnaton nput You can only select admssble numbers. The number selected appears magnfed. Press the Delete soft key f necessary. The number last entered s deleted. Do not confuse the Delete soft key (deleton of the last character) wth the Back soft key (deleton of the complete entry). Press E longer than 2 seconds to confrm. The Start Route Gudance menu ( page 134) or a lst for selectng a the house number area wll appear. Selectng a House Number Area Press g or G to select the desred house number area. House numbers may be dsplayed n the lst as sngle numbers, e.g. 1, or as number areas, e.g Press E. The Start Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Enterng a parkng After enterng the destnaton street ( page 125) or selectng a cty center ( page 124), you can select parkng nearby. 129

139 Navgaton Destnaton nput Press the Parkng soft key. The Parkng Lot Selecton menu s dsplayed. If there s no parkng lot near the destnaton, the message No Parkng Found wll appear. Press the Detals soft key to see more nformaton about the parkng lot. Press E. Route gudance wll begn. Selectng a parkng lot The map s dsplayed and shows the destnaton and the avalable parkngs lots. Use the Next or Prev. soft key to select a parkng lot on the map. The parkng lot selected s marked n color. The name and dstance from the current poston are shown on the status bar. 130

140 Navgaton Destnaton nput Selectng a destnaton usng the map Press c. Press one of the buttons H, h, g, G, F, f. or Press the Map soft key, e.g. n the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 121). The map s shown n full vew and cross-hars appear. If soft key dsplays are hdden: The system automatcally places the cross-hars on the current destnaton address. Press any soft key. The soft key dsplays wll appear. c was pressed: If no soft key s selected wthn approx. 8 seconds, the soft key dsplay wll dsappear agan. Avalable soft keys POIs soft key: Brngs you to the Ponts of Interest (POI) menu ( page 156). Memory soft key: A wndow appears wth the message Poston Saved as MemPt. ( page 118). Dsplay soft key: The Map Vew dsplay wll appear. You can adjust the map orentaton ( page 148). Soft key +: Zoomng n for more detaled map. Soft key ): Zoomng out for less detaled map. 131

141 Navgaton Destnaton nput Press H, h, g, G, F, f to move the cross-hars. The drecton of movement of the buttons depends on the map drecton selected ( page 148). 2D North Up, 2D Headng Up: Ths allows you to select your destnaton. Release the button. If the system s able to assgn a street name to the selected locaton, t s dsplayed on the status bar. In ths example: NEWPORT RD If you press the Back soft key, your selecton wll be dscarded. The system then uses the data of the prevous destnaton. Press F and f to move the cross-hars dagonally. Brd s-eye Vew: Press E. The system uses the pont at the center of the cross-hars as destnaton. Use H and h to turn the map round the vertcal axs of the crosshars. Route gudance wll begn. Press g or G to move your poston on the map forward or backward. 132

142 Navgaton Destnaton nput Selectng home address Actvate the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). Press the Home soft key. The home address s shown. Start route gudance ( page 134). Edtng home address Press the Change soft key. The Change Home Addr. menu wll appear. You can use the followng functons selectng a destnaton from the destnaton memory ( page 153) enterng destnaton address ( page 121) selectng a destnaton from the last destnatons memory ( page 150) selectng a Pont of Interest ( page 157) choosng the current poston Press g or G to select an opton. Press E. Select the address. Press E when the Save as home address menu wll appear. The new home address s shown. Start route gudance ( page 134). 133

143 Navgaton Route gudance Route gudance Startng route gudance Route gudance can be started f the destnaton nput s complete and Start Route Gudance s dsplayed at the bottom of the man area. Press E. Route calculaton and route gudance begns. 134 Route calculaton Route calculaton can take some tme, dependng on the dstance to the destnaton. Durng route calculaton, CALC RTE and an arrow pontng towards the destnaton are dsplayed. Route gudance begns when route calculaton s complete. Recalculatng an exstng route The system wll calculate a new route durng actve route gudance f the drver does not follow the route gudance. NEW RTE s dsplayed durng recalculaton. The arrow s not flled out. Voce nstructons Warnng G Voce nstructons are ntended to drect you whle drvng wthout dvertng your attenton from the road and drvng. Always use ths feature nstead of consultng the map dsplay for drectons. Consultng the map dsplays for drectons may cause you to dvert your attenton from drvng and ncrease the rsk of an accdent. After route calculaton, the system asssts route gudance usng pctoral dsplays ( page 135) and voce nstructons. Repeatng current voce nstructons If you have not understood a navgaton announcement, you can at any tme have a current announcement repeated. Press j. The current navgaton announcement s repeated.

144 Navgaton Route gudance Mutng current voce nstructons Press J. The current announcement s stopped. You wll hear the next navgaton announcement normally. Swtchng voce nstructons On/Off Swtchng off Durng a navgaton announcement press J for 2 seconds. The message Voce Announcements Muted wll appear brefly. Further route gudance takes place usng only the symbols n the dsplay. If a new route gudance cycle s started, the announcements are automatcally swtched on agan. Swtchng on agan Press j. Navgaton dsplays The navgaton dsplays are only vsble whle route gudance s actve. To swtch to the navgaton dsplay from another dsplay, e.g. from CD operaton: Press b or c. Two examples are shown below: Dsplay example 1: The road you are currently drvng on s shown on the status bar, n ths case I-90. The ndcaton 120 m s the dstance to the next drvng maneuver. If the GPS poston dsplay ( page 149) s actve, the GPS data are shown nstead of the street name. Usng the control system, the dsplay unt can be changed between km or mles (see your vehcle s Operator s Manual). When the dsplay unt s set to mles, the COMAND wll ndcate dstances n mles (m) or feet (ft). When the dsplay unt s set to km, the COMAND wll ndcate dstances n klometers (km) or meters (m). 135

145 Navgaton Route gudance Important map symbols: Current vehcle locaton and drecton of travel y If the map orentaton 2D Headng Up ( page 148) s chosen, the arrow wll always pont upward. The remanng route secton s hghlghted n blue color. The colored hghlght only appears when the system has completed the route calculaton. Dsplay example 2: On the rght sde of the dsplay, the symbol for the next drvng maneuver s ndcated (here: rght turn). On the very rght sde next to turn symbol s the dstance bar. It ndcates the dstance to the next drvng maneuver (here: 300 ft). The status bar shows the name of the street after the drvng maneuver, f avalable, here: PARK AVE The destnaton s marked wth a flag $ on the map, an ntermedate destnaton s marked wth a flag showng the letter S. Alterng the map scale The current map scale s ndcated on the left sde of the status bar. Usng the control system, the dsplay unt can be changed between km or mles (see your vehcle s Operator s Manual). When the dsplay unt s set to mles, the COMAND wll ndcate dstances n mles (m) or feet (ft). When the dsplay unt s set to km, the COMAND wll ndcate dstances n klometers (km) or meters (m). Press any soft key. The soft key dsplays appear. If no other acton s taken wthn approx. 8 seconds, the soft key dsplays wll dsappear agan. 136

146 Navgaton Route gudance Press the + or ) soft key. The map secton s zoomed n or zoomed out. A bar ndcatng the map scale appears on the status bar. Selectng map orentaton A symbol s shown on the bottom left sde of the status bar. 2D North Up Y: Map s dsplayed facng north or 2D Headng Up <: Dynamc map algnment, map s dsplayed facng drvng drecton pontng up You can select the map orentaton ( page 148). Changng the map dsplay Whle route gudance s actve, you can swtch between splt vew and full vew. Splt vew: The map s shown on the left sde and nformaton on the next maneuver on the rght. or Full vew: Full vew of the map Press c. The dsplay changes wth every push of the button. If GPS dsplay ( page 149) s actve, nformaton on your current poston s shown on the status bar. Arrvng at destnaton When you reach the destnaton, you wll see the destnaton flag. Route gudance ends. 137

147 Navgaton Route gudance In navgaton mode, press b. The nqury menu Cancel Current Route Gudance? wll appear. Cancellng route gudance Press E and confrm wth Yes. Route gudance s cancelled. The Navgaton man menu appears after a bref delay. Contnung route gudance Press h to select No. Press E. You can contnue route gudance from the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). 138

148 Durng route gudance Durng route gudance you can use the soft keys to actvate addtonal menus and dsplays and make settngs. The soft key dsplays wll automatcally dsappear after a few seconds. Dsplayng the soft keys Durng route gudance, press any soft key. The soft key dsplays wll appear. Avalable soft keys Info soft key: Brngs you to the Info menu. St-over soft key: Brngs you to the stopover destnaton functon ( page 144). Detour soft key: Brngs you to the Traffc Jam functon ( page 142). Memory soft key: Brngs you to the save current locaton functon ( page 146). Dsplay soft key: Brngs you to the Dsplay menu ( page 146). Soft key +: Enlarge vsble map secton. Soft key ): Reduce vsble map secton. Navgaton Durng route gudance Info menu Dsplay the soft keys. Press the Info soft key. The Info menu wll appear. 139

149 Navgaton Durng route gudance If a stopover destnaton has been entered: Dsplayng the route on the map In the Info menu ( page 139), press the Route soft key. Press the Lst soft key. The lst of the remanng roads/route sectons appears. Avalable soft keys The estmated tme of arrval and the remanng dstance to the destnaton are dsplayed. When the stopover destnaton s reached, the system calculates the route to the man destnaton and ndcates estmated tme of arrval and remanng dstance. Route soft key: Brngs you to the route dsplay on the map. Mode soft key: Brngs you to the route mode selecton menu ( page 116). The map wll appear. The route ahead s blue-colored. The destnaton s marked wth a flag $ on the map, a stopover destnaton s marked wth a flag showng the letter S. Dsplayng the route lst Dependng on the dstance to the destnaton, t may take some tme before the route dsplay appears. In the Info menu ( page 139), press the Route soft key. The route appears on the map. The road currently travelled on s at the top of the lst. Press G or g to scroll through the lst. Use the Page V and Page v soft keys to dsplay the next or prevous page. Dependng on the dstance to the destnaton, t may take a few moments before the route lst s completed. The lst wll only be complete when the route s completely calculated. Ths s ndcated by the word Destnaton n front of the last lst entry. 140

150 Navgaton Durng route gudance Wth the va functon you can nfluence the way how the route s calculated. Example: You wsh to travel from Chcago to New York. You can use the va functon to defne whether the route wll lead va Cleveland or Pttsburgh. Va functon (soft key va) In the Info menu ( page 139), press the Route soft key. The route s shown on the map. Press the Va soft key. The Va soft key has no functon f the route cannot offer any va routes. If the va functon s not yet actve, you may now select a va route. If the va functon s already actve, the message Va Already Actve wll appear. You can delete ( page 142) or change ( page 142) the va route. Selectng a va route Press G or g to select a lst entry. Press E. The system calculates the new route. The selecton lst always refers to the currently actve route. Example: You have entered a man and a stopover destnaton. Frst, the system wll calculate your route to the stopover destnaton, so that route s the actve route. The selecton lst only shows possble va routes to the stopover destnaton. 141

151 Navgaton Durng route gudance Deletng the actve va route Press g to select opton Delete Actve Va. Press E. The system deletes the va route and recalculates the route to the destnaton. Changng the actve va route Press g to select opton Change Actve Va. Press E. The lst for selectng another va route appears. Use G or g to select the desred va route. Press E. The system recalculates the route. The detour functon blocks a route secton ahead. If possble, the system wll calculate a detour. You can adjust the length of the route secton to be blocked. Swtchng on Selectng a detour If the system does not allow you to block a route secton, the message No Detour Possble s dsplayed. Traffc jams are dentfed by the drver, not by the COMAND. Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Press the Detour soft key. If you have already placed a block on a route secton, Detour appears wrtten n black. A menu wll appear nstead of the map ( page 143). 142

152 Navgaton Durng route gudance You can now enter the length of the route secton to be blocked. Press the More soft key untl the desred length s set. Press the Less soft key to reduce the length of the traffc jam. Press E. The system calculates a new route around the blocked route secton. Swtchng off Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Press the Detour soft key. Press g to select Delete Detour. Press E. The blocked route secton s deleted. The system calculates the new route. Changng the blocked route secton Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Press the Detour soft key. Use G to select tem Reset Detour. Press E. You can now change the length of the route secton to be blocked. Press the More soft key untl the desred length s set. Press the Less soft key to reduce the length of the blocked route secton. Press E. The system calculates a new route around the blocked route secton. 143

153 Navgaton Durng route gudance Ths functon allows you to select an ntermedate destnaton whle route gudance s actve. A stopover destnaton may be a gas staton or a restaurant or any other place. When the stopover destnaton s reached, the system calculates the route to the man destnaton. Enterng a stopover destnaton Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Stopover functon Press the St-over soft key. The map s dsplayed n full vew. Avalable soft keys soft key: Shows a lst of Mercedes-Benz Centers near your locaton. soft key: Shows a lst of fllng statons around you. soft key: Shows a lst of parkngs and multstorey car parks around you. soft key: Shows a lst of restaurants around you. soft key: Shows a lst of hosptals around you. More soft key: If you press ths soft key, the Navgaton man menu wll appear. Enter Stopover wll appear on the status bar. You can now enter an stopover destnaton by selectng one from the destnaton memory ( page 151) typng one n the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 121) selectng one n the Last destnatons memory ( page 150) selectng a POI ( page 155) 144

154 Navgaton Durng route gudance Press a soft key, e.g.. Press E. A lst of restaurants near your locaton s dsplayed. Pror to ths, a lst may be dsplayed n whch you can select the desred category, e.g. Barbecue/Southern, pressng G or g. The arrows ndcate the drecton of the destnaton. The dstances ndcated are straght lne dstances to the destnaton. Press G or g to select a destnaton from the lst. Press the Detals soft key f requred. Detals on the destnaton are shown. After you have selected a destnaton, press E. The Start Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Press E. The system calculates the route to the selected stopover destnaton. If no stopover destnaton has been entered, the full vew map appears nstead of the menu. You can now enter a stopover destnaton ( page 144). Deletng or replacng a stopover destnaton Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Press the St-over soft key. The menu for deletng or changng a stopover destnaton wll appear. Use g to select Delete Actve Stopover. 145

155 Navgaton Durng route gudance Press E. The stopover destnaton last nput s deleted. The system calculates the route to the man destnaton. or Press G to select Replace Actve Stopover. Press E. The stopover destnaton s deleted and you can enter a new stopover destnaton ( page 144). The system can save the current poston as a destnaton n the Last Destnatons memory ( page 150). Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Savng the current locaton Press the Memory soft key. The current locaton s saved. Such destnatons are marked n the Last destnatons memory wth _ ( page 150). If a destnaton s to be saved for later or repeated use, the current locaton can be stored n the standard destanton memory ( page 151). Defnng route gudance dsplays Actvate the soft key dsplay ( page 139). Press the Dsplay soft key. The Dsplay menu wll appear. You can now use the soft keys to actvate other menus. Symbol soft key: Brngs you to the symbol dsplay settngs ( page 147). Vew soft key: Brngs you to the map orentaton settngs ( page 148). 146

156 Navgaton Durng route gudance GPS soft key: Brngs you to the Poston Dsplay menu ( page 149). In the Dsplay menu, press the Symbol soft key. Default opton: The map shows the default symbols. Settng symbol dsplays You can set whch POIs are shown as symbols on the map. You wll see the symbols only f the map scale s 0.05 m/nch, 0.1 m/nch, 0.2 m/nch or 0.5 m/nch ( page 136). The avalable optons are dsplayed. Personal opton: You can determne the symbols whch are dsplayed. The followng secton explans the further operaton. None opton: No symbols are shown on the map. Press G or g to select an opton. Press E. The opton s actvated _. 147

157 Navgaton Durng route gudance Settng personal symbol dsplay After selectng the Personal opton, press the Change soft key. The lst of avalable symbols s dsplayed. Meanng Selected Unselected Symbol Q q Press G or g to select a lst entry. Press E. The symbol s actvated or deactvated dependng on ts prevous state. You may also actvate more than one symbol. Press the Back soft key to confrm. The settngs are saved. Settng map vew You can select the follwng map orentatons: 2D North Up Map s dsplayed facng north 2D Headng Up Dynamc map algnment, map s dsplayed facng drvng drecton pontng up Brd s-eye Vew The map s shown n three dmensons wth sky and horzon. In the Dsplay menu ( page 146), press the Vew soft key. The avalable optons are shown. Changng map vew Opton On Symbol _ Off - Press G or g to select the deactvated opton. Press E. The orentaton s changed. Press the Back soft key to confrm. 148

158 Navgaton Durng route gudance Swtchng the GPS nfo settng on/off When the GPS nfo settng s actve, the followng data are dsplayed on the status bar: A symbol s shown on the bottom left sde of the status bar. North symbol Y: Map s dsplayed facng north Compass symbol <: Dynamc map algnment, map s dsplayed facng drvng drecton pontng up your current poston n the form of coordnates the number of satelltes currently receved the heght above the sea level In the Dsplay menu ( page 146), press the GPS soft key. The optons On and Off are dsplayed. The symbol _ ndcates the present settng. Use button G or g to select the opton wth the symbol -. Press button E. Dependng on the prevous settng, the GPS s swtched on or off. Press the Back soft key to confrm. Automatc map togglng The system automatcally swtches to splt vew whenever t announces a drvng maneuver. When the drvng maneuver s completed, the system reverts to the full vew. 149

159 Navgaton Last destnatons and destnaton memory Last destnatons and destnaton memory The Last destnatons memory automatcally saves last destnatons to whch you have started route gudance. The memory can save a maxmum of 50 destnatons. You can save your current poston as a destnaton n the memory ( page 118). Such destnatons are marked wth _. Actvatng the last destnaton memory Actvate the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). Last destnatons memory Press G to select menu tem Last Destnatons. Press E. The last destnatons lst s dsplayed. The most recent destnaton s at the top of the lst. Selectng a destnaton from the last destnatons memory Actvate the last destnatons lst. Press G or g to select an entry. Use the Page soft keys to scroll pagewse through the lst. Now you can start route gudance to the selected entry ( page 151) delete the selected entry ( page 151) save the selected entry n the destnaton memory and at the same tme n the address book To do ths, press the Save soft key. Further operaton s explaned n chapter Save destnaton n the destnaton memory ( page 151) vew detals on the selected entry (f avalable) Press the Detals soft key. 150

160 Navgaton Last destnatons and destnaton memory Startng route gudance to a last destnaton Select a destnaton from the Last Destnatons memory. Press E. The Start Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Deletng a destnaton from the last destnatons memory Select a destnaton from the Last Destnatons memory. Press the Delete soft key. The destnaton s deleted. Destnaton memory In the destnaton memory, you can save destnatons under freely assgnable names. At the same tme, the system saves the data to the address book. You may later transfer the address to the navgaton system from the address book and start route gudance ( page 180). Savng a destnaton n the destnaton memory In the Start Route Gudance menu ( page 134), press the Save soft key. or Select a destnaton n the Last Destnatons memory ( page 150) and press the Save soft key. The Save Destnaton selecton menu wll appear. Use G or g to select the desred menu tem. Opton Create New Entry: You can save the destnaton under a freely assgnable name ( page 152). Opton Allocate to Entry: You can save the destnaton under an exstng name ( page 153). Press E. 151

161 Navgaton Last destnatons and destnaton memory Opton Create New Entry: Press H, h, g, G, F or f to select the characters. After each selecton, press E. or Press one of the number keys 2 to 9 as often as needed. Do not confuse the Delete soft key (deleton of the last character) wth the Back soft key (deleton of the complete entry). Press h, H, g and G to select symbol (. Press E. You can now select between the categores Home Address and Work Address. Press G or g to select the desred category. Press E. The system saves the address n the selected category. After that, the Start Route Gudance menu or the Last Destnatons memory reappear. To delete the character last nput, press the Delete soft key. 152

162 Navgaton Last destnatons and destnaton memory Opton Allocate to Entry Use H, h, g and G to select an entry to whch you wsh to assgn the destnaton address. Press E. Press g or G to select one of the categores Home Address and Work Address. Press E. The selected entry s updated wth the new address. The system updates the entry n the Destnatons memory and n the address book. After that, the Start Route Gudance menu or the Last Destnatons memory reappear. Actvatng the destnaton memory Actvate the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). Press g or G to select menu tem Destnaton Memory. Press E. The destnaton memory wll appear. Selectng a destnaton from the destnaton memory Actvate the destnaton memory. Press H, h, g and G to select the desred entry. Now you can start route gudance to the selected destnaton delete the selected destnaton vew detals on the selected destnaton (f avalable) To do ths, press the Detals soft key. 153

163 Navgaton Last destnatons and destnaton memory Startng route gudance to a destnaton from the destnaton memory Select a destnaton from the destnaton memory. Press E. The Start Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Deletng a destnaton n the destnaton memory Select a destnaton from the destnaton memory. Press the Delete soft key. A prompt message appears. Use H to select Yes. Press E. The system deletes the navgaton entry n the destnaton memory and n the address book. Other data n the address book are preserved. 154

164 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) POIs (Ponts of Interest) Ths functon allows you to select Ponts of Interest such as gas statons, parkng facltes or shoppng centers. Enterng POIs Actvate the Navgaton man menu ( page 114). Press G to select menu tem POIs. Press E. The man POIs man menu wll appear. or Press c. You can now select a POI vsble on the map ( page 159). If you have not entered a locaton n the Destnaton Entry menu pror to pressng the POIs soft key: The system uses the locaton last entered, e.g.: NEW YORK CITY. You can select a POI near that locaton. If no locaton has ever been entered, the system naturally cannot use one. In ths case, you can select a specal destnaton near your poston. If you have entered a locaton n the Destnaton Entry menu pror to pressng the POIs soft key: You can select a POI near that locaton. In ether case, proceed as descrbed n paragraph Selectng a POI around your current locaton at Selectng a POI category ( page 156). or In the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 120) or on the map, wth the soft keys dsplayed, press the POIs soft key. 155

165 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) POI menu Dfferent Cty: Selectng a POI category Select a Pont of Interest around any locaton ( page 157). Global Destnatons: Select a POI from regonal categores ( page 158). Intally, selecton s restrcted to the regon n whch you presently are. However, you can change the regon. You can select between the followng menu tems: Current Poston: Select a POI around your current poston. Selectng a POI around your current locaton In the POI menu, select menu tem Current Poston. Press E. A lst wth POI categores s shown from whch you can select a category. Press G or g to select a POI category. Press E. A lst wth POIs s shown from whch you can select a destnaton. 156

166 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) Selectng a POI Press the Detals soft key f requred. Detals on the destnaton are shown. Press E. The Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Selectng a POI around another locaton In the Pont of Interest menu ( page 156), select menu tem Dfferent Cty. Enter a locaton as descrbed n paragraph Enterng destnaton address ( page 121). Press G or g to select a POI. 157

167 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) After enterng the locaton, proceed as descrbed n paragraph Selectng a POI around your current locaton at Selectng a category ( page 156). Selectng a POI around a global destnaton In the POI menu ( page 155), select menu tem Global Destnatons. The lst of global destnatons categores wll appear. Now you can select a specal destnaton category ( page 158) select another regon ( page 158) Selectng another regon Press the Regon soft key. The Select regon lst wll appear. See Selectng a regon ( page 120). Selectng a category Press G or g to select a category. Press E. Dependng on the number of POIs n a category, you can now enter a POI name or select a POI. Enterng a POI name Proceed as under Enterng destnaton address ( page 121). If you don t know the name of the POI, you may avod the entry. To do ths, press E longer than 2 seconds. Followng the entry or avodance of the entry, you can select a POI. 158

168 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) Selectng a POI Press E. The Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). You can defne whch symbols wll be shown on the map ( page 147). Selectng a POI on the map Press c. or If the system does not fnd any POI, the message No POIs Found wll appear. Press G or g to select a POI. The lst also shows the straght-lne dstance to and the drecton of the Pont of Interest. Press the Detals soft key f requred. Detals on the POI are shown. In the Destnaton Entry menu ( page 120), press the Map soft key. The full vew of the map wll appear. Your current poston and the specal destnatons are ndcated by symbols. You wll see the symbols only f the map scale s 0.05 m/nch, 0.1 m/nch, 0.2 m/nch or 0.5 m/nch ( page 136). If requred, move the map pressng H, h, g, G,F and f. If the soft key dsplays are hdden, press any soft key. The soft key dsplays wll appear. 159

169 Navgaton POIs (Ponts of Interest) Press E. The Route Gudance menu wll appear ( page 134). Press the POIs soft key. One of the POI s marked n color. The name belongng to t and the dstance are shown on the status bar. Use the Next or Prev. soft key to select the desred POI. Press the Detals soft key f requred. Detals on the POI selected are shown. 160

170 Software Updates You can update the system wth a new navgaton DVD. The new DVD may nclude new maps and/or new devce software. Updatng may take several mnutes. Durng updatng, the operaton of COMAND s restrcted. You cannot swtch off the system. After updatng, the car should reman outsde under open sky for 10 mnutes wth the gnton on. Startng an update Swtch the COMAND on ( page 23). DVDs are loaded and ejected at the navgaton computer. The navgaton computer s located on the left sde n the trunk ( page 111). Ejectng Press l. The navgaton computer ejects the DVD. Loadng Insert the new navgaton DVD nto the DVD slot wth the label sde up. The message Navgaton Beng Actvated. Please Wat. wll appear. Navgaton Software Updates After that, the COMAND loads the software on the DVD. Shortly after that, the progress bar appears. After some tme, the progress bar reaches 100%. The update s completed. You can now operate the navgaton system agan. The message Navgaton Beng Actvated. Please Wat. appears after the system s swtched on: for a short tme The update s completed. You can now operate the navgaton system agan. for a longer tme COMAND was unable to update the software. 161

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172 Servce Servce man menu SMS (Mal) Address book Notebook Tele Ad* Data nput 163

173 Servce Servce man menu Servce man menu Actvatng the Servce man menu Press C. The Servce man menu wll appear. You can use the soft keys to open other menus SMS soft key: Opens the SMS Inbox Folder ( page 165). Pc Off soft key: Press the Pc Off soft key. The screen s swtched off. Press any soft key or button. Addr.Bk soft key: Opens the address book ( page 169). Note soft key: Opens the notebook ( page 182). The screen s swtched on agan. System soft key: Opens the system settngs ( page 196). Servce man menu You can use ths functon f you have a Mercedes-Benz specfed ntegrated moble telephone (TDMA/CDMA or GSM). 164

174 SMS (Mal) The functons descrbed here apply f your vehcle s equpped wth moble phone cradle* and a Mercedes-Benz specfed moble phone*. Wth the SMS Inbox Folder you can receve SMS messages provded that SMS messagng s avalable from your moble phone servce provder. If you have receved new SMS messages, n s dsplayed on the status bar. Addtonally, a message receved tone s played. SMS Inbox Actvate the Servce man menu ( page 164). If the SMS memory s full, N s dsplayed on the status bar. Addtonally, a message s dsplayed when you open the respectve folder. If another system s actve (e.g. rado), a wndow appears when SMS mal s comng n. Press the SMS soft key. The Inbox wll appear. Servce SMS (Mal) If the message Empty appears, there are no SMS messages. Otherwse the Inbox s sorted n chronologcal order, the most recent message s at the top of the lst. The status bar shows date and tme of the message. One lne s provded for each message. Symbol = = Message unread Symbol z = SMS message 165

175 Servce SMS (Mal) Scrollng through the SMS Inbox: If enough messages are shown n the lst, press the Page V or Page v soft key. In the SMS Inbox, you can: swtch between subject and sender read a message ( page 167) delete a message ( page 168) Swtchng between subject and sender In the SMS Inbox ( page 165), press the Subject soft key. The frst characters of the message text are dsplayed. Press the Dsplay soft key f an entry s abbrevated as... or In the nbox, press the Sender soft key. The senders of the messages are dsplayed. If a sender s already saved n the address book, the name s shown n the nbox when you read the message ( page 167). Press the Dsplay soft key f an entry s abbrevated as... Back to the Servce man menu: Press the Back soft key. 166

176 Servce SMS (Mal) Readng SMS message receved In the SMS Inbox Folder ( page 165), press g or G to select a message. Press E. The sender s dsplayed. If the name of the sender s saved n the address book, the name s dsplayed. If not, the phone number s dsplayed. Swtchng between text and sender Press the Text soft key. Returnng to sender dsplay Press the Sender soft key. If the name of the sender s saved n the address book, the name s dsplayed. If not, the phone number s dsplayed. Sender dsplay Scrollng through the message text: If the message s long enough, press the Page V or Page v soft keys. Lne-by-lne scrollng through the message text: Press g or G. 167

177 Servce SMS (Mal) In the SMS Inbox Folder ( page 165), use g or G to select a message. Deletng an SMS message Press the Delete soft key. The Delete dalog wll appear. Press E to confrm wth Yes. The message s deleted. If you do not wsh to delete the message Press h to hghlght No and then press E. or Press the Back soft key. The SMS Inbox Folder wll appear and the sender s stll marked. 168

178 Address book The address book contans the entres saved on the moble phone nternal memory and n the address book. Actvatng the Address book menu Actvate the Servce man menu ( page 164). Press the Addr.Bk soft key. The Address book menu wll appear. You can use the followng functons n the Address book menu: Select entry ( page 170) Sort address book ( page 170) Vew detals of address book entry ( page 171) Vew detals of moble phone nternal memory entry ( page 175) New address book entry ( page 178) Delete address book entry ( page 179) Entres n the address book Open the Address book menu. Address book menu Above s a sample dsplay. It shows a lst of entres wth names startng wth the letter A. The lst s sorted n alphabetcal order. Servce Address book Entry wth symbol : A spoken name s assgned ( page 173). Entry wth symbol : Ths s a moble phone nternal memory entry. Such entres have a maxmum of one name and one telephone number. Entry wthout symbol: Entry whch you have manually entered nto the address book or mported from the moble phone nternal memory. These entres are called address book entres n ths descrpton. 169

179 Servce Address book Selectng an ntal letter Selectng an entry Press H or h one or several tmes. Wth every push of the button the dsplay changes to the next possble letter. At the end of the letter lst follows the category Other. Here, all entres wthout names or wth names startng wth a specal character (e.g. +,!, * etc.) are put together. If you hold H or h, scrollng s accelerated. After that use g or G to select the desred entry. If you hold g or G, scrollng s accelerated. A Sortng the address book By default, the address book s sorted by names. Sortng by company names Press the Co. (Company) soft key. Sample dsplay above: It shows a lst of entres wth names startng wth the letter M. The lst s sorted n alphabetcal order. Sortng by names Press the Name soft key. Press button H or h one or several tmes. Wth every push of the button, the dsplay changes to the next possble name. 170

180 Servce Address book Detals on an address book entry Select an address book entry ( page 170). Press the Detals soft key. The detal vew wll appear. Press g or G. You move through the data felds lne by lne. You can use the soft key to use addtonal functons for the address book entry. GenInfo, Co. (Company), PrvInfo soft key: You can vew and change the contents of the address book entry ( page 172). Keypad soft key: Brngs you to the nput va selecton menu ( page 172). Note soft key: You can add a note ( page 173). New and Del. soft keys: You can add/delete a spoken name to/from the address book ( page 173). Play soft key: Plays back a spoken name ( page 174). Export soft key: Exports parts of the address book entry to the moble phone nternal memory ( page 174). 171

181 Servce Address book Changng an address book entry Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Use the GenInfo, Co. (Company) or PrvInfo soft keys to select the desred address type. A lst wth data felds s dsplayed (name, frst name etc.). Soft key Avalable data feld GenInfo Surname, Name, Cell, URL Co. Co. (Company name), Tel. (Company) (phone number), E-mal, Country, ZIP, Town, Street, Hse No. (House number) PrvInfo Tel. (phone number), E-mal, Country, ZIP, Town, Street, Hse No. (House number) Press g or G to select a data feld (e.g. Surname). Press H or h to move the cursor wthn the data felds. You can enter data n a feld usng the 12- keys keyboard (1 - #) or the selecton menu. Input va selecton menu Press the Keypad soft key. The selecton menu wll appear. Enter the data usng the selecton menu ( page 191). After you have entered the data, the entry edt menu s dsplayed agan. You can select the next data feld and enter data. Input va 12-button keypad Use 1 - # to enter the data ( page 193). Endng the data nput When all data are entered, press the Back soft key n the entry edt menu. The data are saved. 172

182 Servce Address book Addng a note You can add a note to an address book entry. Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Press the Note soft key. Spoken name for an address book entry If your car s equpped wth the Voce control system*, you can add a spoken name to the address book entry play back the spoken name delete a spoken name Usng the Voce control system*, you can then have a number daled by sayng the correspondng name (refer to Voce control System Operaton Gude). Addng Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Press the New soft key. The system asks you to speak the name twce. You cannot add a spoken name to a moble phone nternal memory entry n the address book. Speak the name after each request. After the second tme the name s stored. Enter the data usng the 12-keys keyboard (1 - #) or the selecton menu, then fnsh data nput. 173

183 Servce Address book Playback Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Press the Play soft key. The spoken name s played back. Deletng Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Press the Del. soft key. You are asked f you really wsh to delete the name. Answer Yes or No. Yes: Press H to hghlght Yes and press E to confrm. The system deletes the name. No: Press E. or Press the Back soft key. The system does not delete the name. Exportng an address book entry You can export the telephone numbers of address book entres to other devces or memores (e.g. to the moble phone nternal memory). Actvate the detal vew ( page 171) of the desred address book entry. Press the Export soft key. The Export soft key wll not appear f the selected address book entry does not contan a telephone number or f no devce can receve data. A lst of possble devces s dsplayed. Press g or G to select a target devce. Press E. The system exports the name and the telephone number. The message Transmttng Data s dsplayed. The entry to be exported must not contan more than three phone numbers. If the entry has been exported to the moble phone nternal memory, for example, then the telephone book wll have three entres of the same name, but wth dfferent phone numbers. The entres are marked work, cell, or prvate (home) ( page 104). 174

184 Servce Address book Detals on a moble phone nternal memory entry Select an address book entry wth the symbol ( page 169). Press the Detals soft key. The detal vew wll appear. You can use the soft keys to use other functons for the moble phone nternal memory entry: Keypad soft key: Changes a moble phone nternal memory entry ( page 175). Import soft key: Imports a moble phone nternal memory entry nto the address book ( page 176). Changng a moble phone nternal memory entry If you change a moble phone nternal memory entry n the address book, the entry s automatcally also changed on the moble phone nternal memory. Actvate the detal vew of the desred moble phone nternal memory entry. A lst wth two data felds s dsplayed (name and phone number). Press g or G to select a data feld (e.g. the name feld). You can enter data n a feld usng the 12-button keypad (1 - #) or the selecton menu. Input va selecton menu Press the Keypad soft key. The selecton menu wll appear. Enter the data usng the selecton menu ( page 191). After you have entered the data, the entry edt menu s dsplayed agan. You can select the next data feld and enter data. Input va 12-button keypad Press buttons 1 - # to enter the data ( page 193). 175

185 Servce Address book Endng the data nput When all data are entered, press the Back soft key n the entry edt menu. The data are saved. Importng a moble phone nternal memory entry Moble phone nternal memory entres only contan a name and a telephone number. You can mport moble phone nternal memory entres nto the address book and enter addtonal data. Actvate the detal vew of the desred moble phone nternal memory entry ( page 175). Press the Import soft key. Press g or G to select between Create New Entry and Allocate to Entry. Press E. Opton Create New Entry: The system automatcally takes over name and number of the moble phone nternal memory entry. You only need to defne the name and surname under whch the system s to store the phone number. Press E. The system mports the data. 176

186 Servce Address book Opton Allocate to Entry: You can now select an address book entry to whch the system s to add the phone number of the moble phone nternal memory entry. Select an address book entry ( page 170). Press E. Then select a number type under whch the system s to store the phone number. Press G or g to select an entry. Press E. If no entry exsts for the number type, the system wll mport the data. If an entry exsts, the system wll ask whether you wsh to overwrte the entry. Press H or h to select Yes or No. Press E. Opton Yes: The system mports the data. Opton No: You can now agan select a number type. 177

187 Servce Address book New address book entry In the Address book menu ( page 169), press the New soft key. The entry creaton menu wll appear. A lst wth data felds s dsplayed (Surname, Name, Cell, URL). You can use the softkey to use addtonal functons for the address book entry. GenInfo, Co. (Company), PrvInfo and Keypad soft key: You can create a new address book entry. Note soft key: You can add a note ( page 173). New or Del. soft keys: You can add or delete a spoken name to or from the address book ( page 173). Play soft key: Plays back the spoken name ( page 174). Export soft key: Exports parts of the address book entry to the moble phone nternal memory ( page 174). Press g or G to select a data feld (e.g. Name). You can enter data n a feld usng the 12-keys keyboard (1 - #) or the selecton menu. Input va selecton menu Press the Keypad soft key. The selecton menu appears. Enter the data usng the selecton menu ( page 191). After you have entered the data, the entry creaton menu s dsplayed agan. You can select the next data feld and enter data. 178

188 Servce Address book Input va 12-button keypad Press 1 - # to enter the data ( page 193). Endng the data nput When all data are entered, press the Back soft key n the entry creaton menu. The data are saved to the address book. Deletng an address book entry If you delete a moble phone nternal memory entry n the address book, the entry s automatcally also deleted from the moble phone nternal memory. In the Address book menu, select the entry to be deleted ( page 170). Press the Delete soft key. An nqury wll appear. Press H to select Yes. Press E. The entry s deleted. 179

189 Servce Address book If the address book entry offers approprate data, t may be used n other system modes such as telephone and navgaton. Usng an address book entry n other system modes Press H, h, g or G to select the desred entry ( page 170). Press E. or In the detal vew ( page 171), press E longer than 2 seconds. The selecton menu appears. Selectons appearng wll depend on the data avalable for a gven entry. Usng an address book entry to dal a number You can have a phone number daled whch s saved n the address book. Press g or G to select a phone number. Press E. Dalng wll begn. You can then make your telephone call. You wll fnd more nformaton n chapter Telephone. Startng route gudance to an address book entry You can transfer an address to the navgaton system and start route gudance. f Ths functon s only avalable for addresses whch are saved n the navgaton system s destnaton memory ( page 182). The COMAND saves addresses not only n the destnaton memory, but at the same tme n the address book. 180

190 Servce Address book Press g or G to select an entry whch allows route gudance (navgaton). Press E. The system changes to the navgaton system and calculates the route. The route s calculated wth or wthout traffc routes selected for the destnaton ( page 116). You wll fnd more nformaton n chapter Navgaton. 181

191 Servce Notebook Notebook You can enter notes, record a note and enter an alarm In the notebook. Actvatng the Notebook menu Actvate the Servce man menu ( page 164). Press the Note soft key. The Notebook menu wll appear. If no notes exst, you can enter a new note ( page 183). You can use the followng functons n the Notebook menu Sort notes ( page 183) Enter a new note ( page 183) Record a new note ( page 184) Play back a note ( page 185) Play ntros of all recorded notes (scan) ( page 186) Enter a remnder ( page 186) Delete a note ( page 187) Delete an alarm ( page 188) Entres n the notebook The lst of notes s sorted ether by entry or remnder dates. You can change the sortng crteron ( page 183). Entry wth symbol : The entry contans a spoken note ( page 173). Entry wth symbol : The entry contans a remnder. Entry wthout symbol: The entry only conssts of the ttle. Selectng a note Press g or G to select the desred entry. If you hold g or G, scrollng s accelerated. 182

192 Servce Notebook A Sortng the notebook The notebook s by default sorted by entry dates. You can change the order to sortng by remnder dates. Entry Date The most recently entered note s at the top of the lst. Remnder Date The most recent alarm date s at the top of the lst. Entres contanng remnders are followed by entres wthout remnders. Sortng by remnder dates Press the Sort soft key. A selecton menu appears. If the tem Entry Date s actve, tem Remnder Date s automatcally hghlghted. Sortng by entry dates Actvate the selecton menu. Wth the Remnder Date tem actve, press E. Enterng a new note Press the New soft key. For example, the entry Note 3 s dsplayed. New Note s dsplayed on the status bar. Press the Ttle soft key. Press button E. The notebook s now sorted by remnder dates. 183

193 Servce Notebook You can enter a ttle usng the 12-keys keyboard (1 - #) or the selecton menu. Input va 12-button keypad Press buttons 1 - # to enter a ttle drectly ( page 193). Input va selecton menu: Enter a ttle usng the selecton menu ( page 191). Endng ttle nput After you have entered the ttle, press the Back soft key. or Press the OK soft key. The ttle s saved. The notebook wll appear. Recordng a new note Press the New soft key. For example, the entry Note 4 s dsplayed. New note s dsplayed on the status bar. Press the Record soft key. The system s ready to record. Now speak the text you wsh to record. Pausng a record The maxmum record tme s 16 mnutes. Message Notebook Memory Full: You need to delete one or more notes ( page 187) to empty part of the memory. Message Notebook Recordng Memory Full: You can only enter a text note. To record a note, you need to empty part of the recordng memory. Press the Pause soft key. Pause s dsplayed on the status bar. 184

194 Servce Notebook Contnung a recordng Press the Record soft key. Endng a recordng Press the Stop soft key. The recordng s completed. The recordng tme s ndcated on the status bar. You can use the followng functons playback the recorded note enter a ttle (note) ( page 183) enter a remnder ( page 186) delete a recorded note ( page 187) Playback a note You can playback a recorded note drectly after recordng or n the Notebook menu. Drectly after recordng a note Press the Play soft key. Playback wll begn. In the Notebook menu Actvate the Notebook menu ( page 182). Press g or G to select an entry wth the symbol and then press E. Playback wll begn. Pausng playback Press the Pause soft key. Pause s dsplayed on the status bar. Contnung playback Press the Play soft key. Stoppng playback Press the Stop soft key. Playback s stopped. 185

195 Servce Notebook The recorded notes can be scanned one after the other for 8 seconds each. Playng ntros of all recorded notes (Scan) Press the Scan soft key. Startng from the poston of the markng n the Notebook menu, the frst note found s played back. Stoppng ntro scan Press E. The ntro scan stops at the current poston and plays the correspondng note. Endng ntro scan The ntro scan ends automatcally after the ntro of the last spoken note s completed. The Notebook menu s dsplayed and the frst note s marked. or Press the Scan soft key agan. The Notebook menu s dsplayed and the note currently playng s marked. Enterng a remnder Actvate the Notebook menu ( page 182). Press G or g to select an entry. The remnder s dsplayed wth tme and date: The remnder s set for the note. Press the Set soft key. You can set a remnder or change an exstng one. Press the Remnd. soft key. Message No Remnder No remnder s set for the note. Press H or h to select day, month, year, hour and mnute. 186

196 Servce Notebook Press g or G repeatedly to change the entry. g = Value s ncremented G = Value s decremented Press the Back soft key. The remnder s set. In the Notebook menu, the symbol s dsplayed n front of the entry. Indcaton of a remnder The system wll ndcate an upcomng remnder n any mode. To ths end, a wndow s dsplayed wth the note's ttle and the tme of the remnder. If the alarm s lnked to a spoken note, you can lsten to the note. Press H or h to select Yes or No. Press E to remove the wndow. Opton Yes: The note s played back. Opton No: The wndow dsappears. Deletng a note Actvate the Notebook menu ( page 182). Press G or g to select an entry. Press the Delete soft key. An nqury wll appear. Press H or h to select Yes or No. Press E. Opton Yes: The system deletes the note completely. Any spoken note and remnders are also deleted. Opton No: The system does not delete the note. 187

197 Servce Notebook If you delete a spoken note drectly after recordng or playback, the assocated ttle n the notebook s preserved. Deletng a remnder Actvate the Notebook menu ( page 182). Press G or g to select an entry. Press the Remnd. soft key. Press the Delete soft key. An nqury wll appear. Press H or h to select Yes or No. Press E. Opton Yes: The system deletes the remnder. Opton No: The system does not delete the remnder. 188

198 Tele Ad* Tele Ad* ncorporates the followng functons: Emergency call system Roadsde Assstance Informaton Emergency call system For certan emergency stuatons, the system automatcally trggers an emergency call. An emergency call can also be trggered manually. Refer to your vehcle Operator s Manual for addtonal nformaton. If the system ntates an emergency call, Connectng Call appears on dsplay. Durng the emergency call Call Connected appears on dsplay. No operaton from COMAND s possble. Roadsde Assstance Roadsde Asssstance wll assst f techncal problems wth your vehcle are experenced. Roadsde Assstance can be requested manually. Refer to your vehcle Operator s Manual for addtonal nformaton. Servce Tele Ad* Upon request of Roadsde Assstance, the system ntates the call to the Assstance Center. Connectng Call appears on dsplay. If the connecton s made, the message Call Connected appears on dsplay. Durng actvaton of a Roadsde Assstance call, t s not possble to swtch to another applcaton. 189

199 Servce Tele Ad* Termnatng the connecton Press K. COMAND reverts to the system last actve before Tele Ad* was actvated. Informaton A call to the Mercedes-Benz Center wll be ntated. Informaton regardng the operaton of your vehcle, the nearest authorzed Mercedes-Benz Center or Mercedes-Benz USA products and servces s avalable to you. Refer to your vehcle Operator s Manual for addtonal nformaton. When a call to the Mercedes-Benz Customer Assstance Center s ntated, Connectng Call appears on the dsplay. When the connecton s made, the message Call Connected appears on dsplay. 190

200 Enterng data Sometmes you need to enter data such as names or phone numbers. E.g.: New phone book entry New address book entry The followng nput types are possble: Va selecton menu Va 12-button keypad ( page 193) Input va selecton menu The selecton menu s dsplayed automatcally when you press the correspondng button n a menu n whch ths knd of data nput s possble. The followng dsplay may appear f you create a new entry n the phone book. Servce Enterng data You can enter upper-case and lower-case letters ncludng specal characters and numbers. The followng shft felds can be used to change the type of the characters: ABC = Upper case abc... = Lower case = Specal characters Shftng Keys Press h, H, g, G or F to select the shft feld abc. Press E. 191

201 Servce Enterng data Press h, H, g, G or F to select the shft feld.... Press E. Enterng characters Press h, H, g, G or F to select the character to be entered. Press E. The character s entered. To enter a blank space, use. Deletng a character Press the Delete soft key. The character to the left of the cursor s deleted. You can also move the cursor. Movng the cursor Press the Keypad soft key. The selecton menu dsappears. Press H or h. The cursor moves to the rght or left n the lne. Press the Keypad soft key agan. You are back n the keypad mode and the selecton menu s dsplayed. 192

202 Servce Enterng data Insertng a character Move the cursor to the desred poston. Enter the character as descrbed at Enterng a character ( page 192). Closng the selecton menu Press the Back soft key. or Press the Keypad soft key. or Use h, H, g, G or F to select the ( feld. Press E. In all cases, the system enters the data. Input va 12-button keypad You can enter upper-case and lower-case letters ncludng specal characters and numbers. Enterng characters Press * or 1-0 to enter characters. Press a key once or several tmes n quck successon. E.g.: Key 5 Press 1 x = J Press 2 x = K Press 3 x = L Press 4 x = 5 After you pressed the key the frst tme, the character s dsplayed at the bottom of the screen. You can see whch characters you can enter wth that key. Each contnung depresson of the key dsplays the next character. If requred, press key #. Ths key shfts from lower to upper case. Wat untl the dsplayed character dsappears. The character s entered. 193

203 Servce Enterng data Deletng a character To enter a blank space, use the on the 0 key. Press the Delete soft key. The character to the left of the cursor s deleted. You can also move the cursor. Movng the cursor Press H or h. The cursor moves to the rght or left. Insertng a character Move the cursor to the desred poston. Enter the character as descrbed at Enterng a character ( page 192). Closng the selecton menu Press the Back soft key. or Press the Keys soft key. or Use G and H or h to select the ( feld. Press E. In both cases, the system enters the data. 194

204 System settngs System settngs Voce control system* 195

205 System settngs System settngs System settngs Press C. Actvatng the System settngs menu In the Servce man menu, press the System soft key. System settngs menu In the System settngs menu you can: set date and tme swtch verfcaton and notfcaton tones on and off ( page 199) adjust dsplay settngs ( page 199) actvate and deactvate the Voce control system* help wndow ( page 201) start Voce control system* ndvdualzaton ( page 201) Settng the date/tme Exact settngs of date, tme and current tme zone allow you: correct navgaton for routes wth tme-dependent traffc gudance correct calculaton of the expected tme of arrval Settng date If tme/date nformaton s transmtted by the GPS, you cannot set the date. A satellte symbol s dsplayed on the status bar f the system uses GPS data. 196

206 System settngs System settngs In the System menu, press the Tme soft key. The Date/Tme menu for settng date and tme wll appear. Country soft key: Can only be selected f you use the GPS. You can select the country ( page 198). Press H or h to select day, month or year. Press g or G. Dependng on the selecton, you set the day, the month or the year. Press the Back soft key. or Press E. The settng s saved. Settng the tme In the System settngs menu, press the Tme soft key. Press H or h to select hours or mnutes. Press g or G. Dependng on the selecton, you set the hour or the mnute. Settng the hour: Each tme the button s pressed, the tme s adjusted n ncrements of 1hour. Settng the mnute: Wth GPS recepton: Each tme the button s pressed, the tme s adjusted n ncrements of 30 mnutes. Wthout GPS recepton: Each tme the button s pressed, the tme s adjusted n ncrements of 1mnute. Press the Back soft key. or Press E. The settng s saved. Tme settngs are not automatcally changed to daylght savng tme. Change the clock manually. 197

207 System settngs System settngs Settng date and tme format Press the Format soft key. The Format menu for selectng the tme and date dsplay formats wll appear. Opton Format selected Format not selected - Symbol _ Press g or G to select a format for date and tme. Press E. The format settng s appled. Press the Back soft key. or Wat a few seconds. The Date/Tme menu wll automatcally appear. Selectng the country You can only use ths functon f you use the GPS. Press the Country soft key. The country lst wll appear. Press g or G to select a country. If a country has multple tme zones, e.g. Canada and USA, you can select the applcable tme zone and, f applcable, daylght savng tme settngs. Press E. The settngs are appled. 198

208 System settngs System settngs Swtchng verfcaton and notfcaton tones on and off In the System settngs menu, press the Tones soft key. The Tones menu wll appear. Press G or g to select an entry. Press E. The respectve tones are actvated or deactvated. You hear the tone when you actvate t. Makng dsplay settngs In the System settngs menu, press the Mode soft key. Opton Tone actvated Tone deactvated Symbol Q q Press the Back soft key. The System menu wll appear. The settng s saved. You can use the followng functons: adjust the dsplay brghtness set the dsplay dmmng characterstcs 199

209 System settngs System settngs Adjustng the dsplay brghtness In the Dsplay menu, press the Brght. soft key. Press h or H to adjust the brghtness. or Press the Brght. soft key longer than 2 seconds. The dsplay brghtness changes gradually. Release the Brght. soft key. Press the Back soft key. or Press E. The brghtness settng s appled. Settng the dsplay dmmng characterstcs In the Dsplay menu, press the Mode soft key. Press G or g to select an entry. Day Mode The dsplay s contnuously set to daylght desgn. Nght Mode The dsplay s contnuously set to nghttme desgn. Automatc The dsplay changes dependng on the ambent lght sensor n the vehcle. Press E. The settng s appled. The System settngs menu wll appear. 200

210 Voce control system* If your vehcle s equpped wth the Voce control system*, a help wndow can be swtched ON or OFF. Voce control system* functons In the System settngs menu, press the VC Tps soft key. The Voce control system* menu wll appear. The status of the help wndow s dsplayed on the status bar. Voce control system* menu Actvatng and deactvatng the Voce control system* help wndow Use g or G to select menu tem Help Wndow. Press E. The dsplay changes. The status of the help wndow s dsplayed on the status bar. Press g or G to select the desred status of the help wndow. Press E. The help wndow s actvated or deactvated. Opton Actvated Deactvated - Symbol _ System settngs Voce control system* Voce control system* ndvdualzaton Allows you to record your personal language pattern for the Voce control system*. Voce control system* ndvdualzaton s only possble whle the vehcle stands stll. Press g or G to select menu tem Indvdualzaton. If avalable, tme and date of the last ndvdualzaton sesson are ndcated on the status bar. Press E. The dsplay changes. Follow the nstructons. For addtonal nformaton, refer to separate Voce control system* operatng nstructons. 201

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