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Becker 7948, MEXICO 7948 User Manual

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Operation Guide
Betjeningsvejledning
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Contents
Safety instructions 8 Information regarding
general road safety 9 Overview of controls 10
General operation 11
Menu basics 11
Fast access function 11 Main menu 11 Status display 12 Options menu 12 How to use the menus 12 Data entry menus 13
Anti-theft device 14
Entering unit code numbers 14
What to do if an incorrect code number has been entered 14
Opening/closing media slot 15
Opening media slot 15 Closing media slot 15
Switching the unit on/off 16
Switching on 16 Switching off 16
Setting the volume 17
Sound settings 17
Calling up the sound settings 17 Setting the equalizer 18
Defining the equalizer setting 18
Setting balance and fader 19
Balance setting 19 Fader setting 19
Switching Loudness on/off and adjusting 19 Becker Surround 20 Subwoofer 20 Crossover 20 Compression 21 Reset settings 21
Navigation mode 22
What is navigation? 22 Navigation data 22
Inserting memory card 23 Removing memory card 24
Selecting navigation 24 Calling up the Navigation main menu 25 Entering a destination 26
Selecting a country 26 Entering a destination town 27 Selecting destination via postcode 28 Entering the destination road 29 Entering the destination town centre 30 Entering house number for destination road 30 Selecting junction for destination road 31 Entering destination via geo-coordinates 31 Setting the route options 32
Saving/Deleting route options 33
Saving a destination 34
Navigation fast access 34
Navigating from fast access 34 Navigation to POI in local area 35 Protecting an entry 35 Deleting an entry 35 Deleting a list 36 Saving an entry in the address book 36
Creating a new entry 36 Adding data to entries 37
Selecting a destination from the address book 38 Point of interest 38
Local 39 In country 40 Local area of destination 41 In place 41 Information about points of interest 42
External points of interest 43 Beckerclub 44
Loading/updating @-destinations 44 Navigating to @-destination 45 Functions in the @-destination list 45
During route guidance 45
Navigation status screen 46 Example navigation displays 46 Options menu 48
Cancelling route guidance 49 Traffic announcements 49 Route list 49 Stopover 50 Blocking a route 51
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Modifying route options 51 Switching navigation announcements on/off 52
Information during route guidance 52
Displaying destination information 52 Displaying/Storing position 53 Displaying traffic announcements 53
Displaying/Changing route settings 54 Information during non-active route guidance 54
Displaying/Storing a position 54
Displaying TMC messages 54
Dynamic route guidance with TMC 54
What is dynamic route guidance? 54
Dynamic route guidance 55
Displaying traffic information 56
Settings 57
Traffic announcements 57
Announcing the time of arrival 58
Displaying speed limits 58
ETA setting 59
Measuring unit 60
Radio mode 61
Switching on radio mode 61
Calling up the Radio main menu 61 Selecting a waveband 62
FM mode 63
Possible settings for FM stations 63
Station list 63 Scan function 64 Manual station tuning 65
Filter function 65
Switching the filter function on/off 65 Filtering stations 66 Filtering stations 66 Cancel filtering 66
Programme type 67
Switching the programme type function on/off 67 Selecting the programme type 67
Regionalisation 68 Radio text 68 Voice entries 69 Reception optimisation 69 Bandwidth control 70
Traffic programme 70
Switching a traffic programme on/off 71 Selecting a TP station 71
Automatic 71 Manual TP station selection 71
TP volume 72 Cancelling traffic announcements 72
AM mode 72
Possible settings for AM stations 72
Scan search 73 Scan function 73
Station memory 74
Calling up the station memory 74 Storing stations 74
Different waveband set 74 Station already in memory 75
Moving stations 75 Deleting stations 76 Naming stations 76 Creating/Deleting voice entries 77
Create 77 Deleting 77
Reading out voice entries 77
Media mode 78
Activating media mode 78
Media fast access functions 78 Media status display 79
Track jump/Track skip 80 Fast forward/rewind 80
Play mode 80
Calling up the Play Mode menu 80 Track mix (random play function) 81 Scan 81 Repeat track 82 CD mix 82 Repeat CD 82 Directory mix 82 Repeating a directory 83
Calling up the Media main menu 83
Switching detailed track display on/off 83
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MP3 mode 84
General notes on MP3 84 Creating an MP3 storage medium 84 MP3 memory cards/ Micro-drive mode 85
Inserting micro-drive/ CF memory card 85 Removing micro-drive/ CF memory card 86 Inserting SD/MMC memory card 86 Removing SD/MMC memory card 87
Playback sequence for MP3 storage media 87 Playlists 88
Creating playlists 88
Audio playback via an optional Apple™ iPod 89 CD changer mode 89
Operational readiness of CD changer 89 Loading/Ejecting the CD magazine 89 Notes on compact discs (CD) 90
External units/AUX mode 90
Telephone mode 91
Inserting SIM card 92
Removing SIM card 92
Entering PIN 93 Calling up the telephone 93
Calling up the Telephone main menu 94
Dialling number 95
Number is busy 95
Dialling a number from the address book 96 Call lists 97
Calling a number from the list 98 Retrieving information about the entry 98 Deleting a call list 98
Emergency call 98 Settings 99
Call divert 100 Call settings 102 Selecting a network 104 Ring tone 105 PIN Settings 105 Automatic call answering 106 Dialogue with call 106
Switching the telephone off 107
Telephone calls 107
Status display 107 Accepting/ rejecting a call 108
Accepting a call 108 Rejecting a call 108
Ending a call 109 Holding 109 Toggling 110
Conference call 110
Creating a conference 110 Adding parties 111 Private call 111 Ending call with individual parties 112 Ending a conference call 112
Options menu 112
Ending call 113 Ending all calls 113 Holding 113 Activating 113 Dialling 113 Conference 114 Disconnecting 114 Sound sel. 114 Private 115
Telephone fast access functions 115
Direct calling 116 Protecting an entry 116 Deleting an entry 116 Deleting a list 117 Saving a number in the address book 117
Creating a new entry 117 Adding data to entries 118
Saving number to SIM card 119
Mail messages 120
New incoming SMS display 120 Calling up SMS fast access function 121
Reading SMS 121
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Options for SMS read aloud 122
Replying 122 Returning call 122 Deleting 122 Storing number in address book 122 Saving number to SIM card 123 Editing 123 Deleting all SMS 123
Opening SMS main menu 123
Composing SMS 124
Saved SMS 126
Sending 127 Deleting 127 Editing 127 Deleting all SMS 127
Sent SMS 128
Displaying free memory space 128
Mail settings 129
Opening Mail settings 129
Announcing new SMS 129 SMS centre number 130
Internet (WAP) function 131
Establishing a WAP connection 131
Operation in WAP pages 132
Text input 133 Terminating WAP connection 133 Favourites 133 Pages visited 134 Entering URL for WAP page 134
Terminating WAP connection 135
Opening WAP fast access function 135
Opening WAP address directly 136 Saving entry to the Favourites 136 Saving an entry in the address book 137 Protecting an entry 138 Deleting an entry 138 Deleting a list 138 Changing Beckerclub address 139
WAP main menu 139
Opening WAP main menu 139 Favourites 140
Opening list of favourites 140 Loading favourites 140 Editing favourites 141
Entering a URL 142 Access profiles 142
Loading access profile 142 Creating access profile 143 Changing/deleting an access profile 146
Settings 146
URL beginning 147 URL ending 147
BeckerClub 147
Accessing the BeckerClub on the Mexico 148
Address book 149
Calling up the address book 149 Calling up the Address Book main menu 149
Creating an entry 150 Creating an entry which supports navigation 151 Find entry 153
Setting the search criterion 154
Editing entries 154
Modifying an entry 155 Deleting an entry 156 Creating/Deleting voice entries 156
Create 156 Delete 156
Reading out voice entries 156
Exporting address book/data 157 Exporting entry 158 Importing an address book entry 158 Saving address book entry to SIM card 159 Importing SIM card entries 160 Deleting address book/data entirely 160 Navigating to an address book entry 161 Calling an address book entry/sending SMS 161 Voice entries 162 Fast access functions 162
Protecting an entry 163 Deleting an entry 163 Deleting a list 163
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Settings 164
Calling up general settings 164 Bluetooth 164
Opening the device list 165
Always allow connection 166 Name device 166 Deleting a device from the list 166 Deleting all devices from the list 167
Connecting and disconnecting devices 167
Connecting devices (Mexico) 167 Connecting a device (external device) 169 Disconnecting devices 171
Calling up Bluetooth settings 172
Activating/ deactivating Bluetooth 172 Searching for Bluetooth devices 173 Making devices visible to others 173 Device name 174
Voice mode 174
Calling up voice mode settings 174
Setting the system language 175 Displaying voice settings 175 Volume for voice output 176 Automatic dialogue 176 Voice entries 177 Voice output 177 Extended PTT 178 Repeating a voice announcement 178
System settings 178
Calling up the system settings 179 Audio 180
GAL (speed dependent volume) 180 Setting microphone sensitivity 180 Settings for left-hand/ right-hand drive vehicles 180 Volume for acoustic signals 181 Displaying the volume 181 Digital level 181 Supporting the parking aid 182
Display 182
Display brightness 182 Display colour 182 Day/ night design 183
External device 183 Reset function 184 Data backup 184
Backing up data 185 Loading data 185
Direction of rotation of the rotary control/push button 186 Clock 186
Software update 187
Voice mode 188
What is voice mode? 188
Symbols 188
General information about the voice control system 189
Activating the voice control system 189
Ending voice dialogue prematurely 190
Voice entries 190 Settings 191
Examples for a voice dialogue 191
Example operation in radio mode 192 Example for entering a navigation destination 193 Example for entering a telephone number 195
General commands 195
Help function (online help) 196 Aborting voice dialogue 196 Navigation in lists 196 Calling up the status display 196 Commands for status displays, fast access functions and main menus 197
Commands for radio mode 197
Commands for the radio status display 198 Commands for radio fast access mode 199
Commands in the Edit Station menu 200
Commands for the Radio main menu 201
Commands in the Waveband menu 202 Commands in the Programme Type menu 203 Commands in the Filter menu 203 Commands in the TP menu 204 Commands in the Voice Entries menu 205
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Commands in the Reception Optimisation menu 205
Commands for media mode 206
Commands for the media status
display 206
Commands for media fast access 208
Commands for the Media
main menu 209
Commands for the media Play
Mode menu 210
Navigation commands 211
Correction option for incorrect destination entry 211
Commands for the navigation s
tatus display 211
Commands for navigation
fast access 212
Commands in the Fast Access/Edit Destinations menu 214
Commands for the Navigation
main menu 214
Commands for the Destination menu 215
Commands for the POI menu 216
Commands for the Route
Options menu 216
Commands for the Stopover menu 217
Prompt: Is the new destination a main destination or a stopover? 218
Commands for telephone, mail and WAP mode 218
Commands for the PIN input menu 218 Commands for telephone fast access mode 219
Commands in the Fast Access/ Edit Telephone Numbers menu 220
Commands for the Telephone main menu 221
Commands in the input menu for telephone numbers 221 Commands in the Call Lists menu 222 Commands in the call lists 222 Commands in the Telephone Settings menu 223
Commands for the Mail main menu 224 Commands for a dialogue in the event of an incoming call 225 Commands for a dialogue for an incoming SMS 225
Commands for the address book 225
Commands for address book fast access 225
Commands in the Fast Access/ Edit Entries menu 228 Commands in the Edit menu 228 Commands in the Edit Data menu 228 Commands in the menu for selecting a Bluetooth device for export 228 Commands when an entry is open 229
Commands for the Address Book main menu 230
Commands in the Voice Entries menu 231 Commands in the Search Criterion menu 231
Technical terminology 232
Technical data 243
NOTICE 244
Correct disposal of this product (waste for electrical and electronic equipment) 245
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Safety instructions

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Operation of the unit is permitted only if traffic conditions are suitable and you are absolutely sure that you, your passengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconvenienced.
In all cases, all applicable road traffic regulations must be obeyed. Destinations may only be entered when the vehicle is stationary.
The country-specific regulations apply for telephone operations.
The navigation system is only an aid. Errors may occur in individual data items/entries. At all times, the driver must decide whether or not to heed the information provided. We do not accept liability for erroneous data provided by the navigation system.
Due to continual changes in traffic routing or deviations in the data, it may occur that imprecise or erroneous information is given. Therefore, actual road signs and traffic regulations must always be observed. In particular, the navigation system cannot be used as an orientation aid at times of poor visibility.
The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the radio, navigation system and telephone should be adjusted so that external noise is still audible.
Do not activate the telephone near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants or blasting areas.
In the case of a malfunction (i.e. smoke or other noticeable odours) the unit is to be turned off immediately.
For safety reasons, the unit must only be opened by a trained technician. Please refer to your dealer for repair.
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Information regarding general road safety

This car radio device is intended and approved for installation and operation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles and buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltage of 12V.
Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty installation or maintenance can result in the malfunctioning of the motor vehicle’s electronic systems. The vehicle manufacturer’s safety instructions must be observed.
The vehicle’s electronics (e.g. speedometer signal) must only be worked on by an authorised service garage. We assume no liability for any impairment of the vehicle’s electronics.
This device is only intended for installation in the area provided for this purpose by the vehicle manufacturer.
The method of attachment used must ensure that the device will remain properly attached, should the vehicle be involved in a crash.
The power supply must be properly fused.
Using mobile phones without an external antenna in the proximity of the radio unit may cause interference.
Familiarise yourself with the device and how it works before embarking on your journey. Whilst on the move, only operate the device in appropriate traffic conditions. The volume of the device should be set at a level that enables external noises (e.g. police sirens) to be easily heard.
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Overview of controls

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2
Overview of controls
1 Lever on left
Changing radio stations and audio tracks
Down = button
Up = button
2 Left-hand rotary control/push button
Press = switch on/off Turn = volume setting
3 Select radio mode 4Display
5 Select CDC/memory card
6 Select navigation
7 Select telephone
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10
3
5 6 7 8
4
8 Select address book
9 Right-hand rotary control/push button
10 Lever on right
11 Information button 12 Slot for memory cards and SIM card
13 Button
Press = Confirm Turn = Scroll through lists and menus
Down = back button
Up = status button
Pressing briefly activates voice dialogue Pressing and holding opens the slot for memory cards
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General operation

Menu basics

Note:
If an entry in the list is abbreviated because it is too long (three dots appear at the end of the text), you can display the entry in full briefly by pressing and holding down the button.

Fast access function

The fast access function provides fast access to the major functions in the various operating modes. In most cases, you may then make selections from lists (radio stations, navigation destinations, etc.). Select the first entry in the list to go to the Operating Mode main menu.
Note:
If no selections are made for a short period of time when the fast access function is displayed, the display will automatically switch to the status dis­play for the active operating mode.
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The fast access function for the radio is shown here by way of example. Press the various operating elements to access:
• The radio fast access function
• The media fast access function (CD changer and memory card)
• The navigation fast access function
•
• The address book fast access
the telephone fast access func­tion (if Bluetooth is activated and a telephone is connected or SIM-Access or the internal phone is switched on).
function
General operation

Main menu

The main menu for each operating mode provides access to the various functions and possible settings for that mode.
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The Radio main menu is shown here by way of example. The main menu for the various operating modes can be called up in two different ways:
• Activate the fast access function (press , , , or ).
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the first entry in the fast access list.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
or
X Press the button for which you have
called up the fast access function again ( , , , or
).
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Status display

All the information you need about the current operating mode appears on the status screen.
Note:
The address book does not have a status display.
If navigation is also active in addition to the current radio or media operating mode, a combined display may appear.
The radio status display is shown here by way of example.
The radio status display with active nav­igation route guidance is shown here.
The status display can always be accessed by pressing . If route guidance is active, you can toggle between the combined display and the status display by pressing repeatedly.

Options menu

You can call up the Options menu in the status display.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
The Options menu appears.
You can access the major functions for the active operating mode directly in the Options menu. Some of the possible settings and functions in the Options menu can also be set/activated via the main menu.
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The Options menu for the radio function is shown here by way of example.

How to use the menus

The commands are the same for all menus.
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The Options menu for the radio function is shown here by way of example. Turn the rotary control/push button to scroll through the menus.
Once you have made an entry in a menu, the next menu will appear or you can select the entry (by turning the rotary control/push button ) to activate/ deactivate a function.
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If the menu entry is concealing another menu, a small triangle will appear after the menu entry.
or in front of a menu entry indi­cates that a function can be activated or deactivated. The symbol stands for off and the symbol for on.
Note:
You can always press to go back one step in the menu hierarchy.

Data entry menus

If data can be entered, special data entry menus appear.
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The data entry menu for the surname in an address book entry appears in the example.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
Note:
Select the symbol to delete the last character in the entry. If, when selecting the symbol , the rotary control/push button is pressed for longer than 2 seconds, the complete entry is deleted.
You can change the character set for the available characters by selecting various symbols.
• Switch to lowercase
• Switch to uppercase
• Switch to numbers
• Switch to special characters
• Switch to lowercase international
• Switch to uppercase international
Note:
After the first character has been entered, the Mexico automatically switches to the input of lower case letters.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
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Anti-theft device

Your Mexico has protection by means of a five-digit unit code number as an anti­theft protection function.

Entering unit code numbers

If the Mexico is disconnected from the electrical supply source, the anti-theft device prevents it against unauthorised use once it has been reconnected. You need the five-digit code number printed on the CODE CARD to start up the Mexico.
Note:
It is important to store the CODE CARD in a safe place outside of the vehicle. This will prevent unauthorised use. The window stickers provided can be attached to the windscreen/windows inside your vehicle.
Shortly after the unit has been switched on by pressing the left rotary control/ push button , the data entry menu for the code number will appear.
What to do if an incorrect code number has been entered
The following message appears if an incorrect code number is entered.
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X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the first digit of the code number.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
X Enter the remaining digits of the code
number in the same way.
Note:
If you enter an incorrect number:
X Press the back button to delete
the last number entered.
or
X Select the symbol.
Once you have entered all 5 digits of the code number correctly, the Mexico will come on automatically and you can use all functions.
X Press the rotary control/push button
The data entry menu for the code number appears again.
X Enter the correct code number as
described above.
.
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Note:
Entering an incorrect code number three times will disable the unit for approx. 1hour.
The time remaining until another attempt can be made to enter the code number is displayed.
X Leave the ignition switched on.
Switching the ignition off resets the waiting time of one hour to zero. Once the waiting time has elapsed, the data entry menu for the code number appears again.

Opening/closing media slot

The slot for the SIM card and the memory cards is located in the media slot.

Opening media slot

X Press until the media slot
opens. The tray for inserting the SIM card and the memory cards is ejected.
Note:
For safety reasons, the media slot is closed automatically after approx. 50 seconds. The time until the media slot will close is given in the display.

Closing media slot

X Press until the media slot
closes. The tray for inserting the SIM card and the memory cards is drawn in and the media slot is closed.
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Switching the unit on/off

Switching on

X Press the left rotary control/push but-
ton .
or
X If the Mexico was switched off via the
ignition, the Mexico will switch back on once the ignition has been switched on.
X Confirm the warning which appears
by pressing the rotary control/push button .
Notes:
• Unless the warning message is con­firmed, the Mexico will remain disa­bled.
• Once it has been switched on, the Mexico will play back the last source selected (radio or media).
• If fewer than approx. 2 hours have elapsed since the unit was last switched off, active route guidance will be restarted.
• If the volume was set to a very loud value before the unit was last switched off, it will be reset to setting 26 when the unit is switched back on.

Switching off

X Press the left rotary control/push but-
ton . If the ignition is switched on, the Mexico is switched to standby mode. The dis­play goes dark and the Mexico sound is switched off.
or
X Switch off the vehicle ignition.
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The shutdown display appears for approx. 5 seconds. During this period of approx. 5 seconds, shutdown can be aborted by pressing one of the buttons on the Mexico or by switching the ignition back on. The Mexico then switches itself back on and plays back the last source selected (radio or media).
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Setting the volume

There are 50 volume settings. The vol­ume setting applies to all radio and audio sources. You can specify whether changes in vol­ume should be displayed in graphics for­mat or not in “Displaying the volume” on page 181.
X Turn the left rotary control/push but-
ton to the right or left.
X The volume increases or decreases.
Note:
Subsequent sections of the operation guide describe how to set the volume for:
• Traffic announcements (page Page 72)
• Navigation announcements and other voice messages (Page 176)
• Acoustic signals (Page 181)

Sound settings

You can configure the sound of your Mexico to meet your requirements in the sound settings. The settings are also valid for all radio/audio sources.

Calling up the sound settings

X Press or until the sound
settings appear.
or
X Select 6RXQG in the radio or Audio
main menu (Radio main menu Page 61/Audio main menu Page 83).
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XTurn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
(TXDOLVHU, %DODQFHIDGHU, /RXGQHVV, %HFNHUVXUURXQG, 6XEZRRIHU, &URVVRYHU, &RPSUHVVLRQ and 5HVHWVHWWLQJV
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
Note:
Press one of the buttons , ,
, or in order to quit
the sound settings.
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Setting the equalizer

You can switch the acoustic pattern on 5 frequency bands with the equalizer setting. 4 equalizer presets are also available for selection. An additional option also allows you to make another 3 equalizer settings.
or
X Select (TXDOLVHU in the sound settings.
X Next, turn the rotary control/push
button to select one of the four equalizer presets ( and &ODVVLFDO) or one of the three user­defined equalizer settings (
or /LQHDU).
5RFN3RS, -D]]0XVLF
8VHU - 8VHU
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to apply the required equalizer setting.
Note:
The equalizer presets (
0XVLF
and &ODVVLFDO) cannot be modified.
Select
/LQHDU to set the equalizer settings
5RFN 3RS, -D]]
to an average value.
Defining the equalizer setting
X Select 8VHU, 8VHU or 8VHU. X Press and hold down the rotary control/
push button .
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The cursor jumps to the first frequency band.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the frequency band to be changed.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
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X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required setting for the selected frequency band.
X Confirm the setting by pressing the
rotary control/push button .
You may now change other settings. Once you have made the required set­tings:
X Press and hold down the rotary control/
push button .
or
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the arrow next to the frequency bands and press the rotary
control/push button . You may now make other equalizer settings or select one of the presets.
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Setting balance and fader

You can shift the tone centre in the vehi­cle using the balance and fader setting.
X Select %DODQFH  IDGHU in the sound
settings.
An image of the vehicle interior in the direction of travel appears on the dis­play. The small triangle indicates the current position of the tone centre. The Balance setting is active.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select
%DODQFH or )DGHU.
Balance setting
X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise/counter clockwise.
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The tone centre moves to the right/left.
Fader setting
X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise/counter clockwise.
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The tone centre moves forwards/back­wards.

Switching Loudness on/off and adjusting

Loudness provides a tone-compensated increase of the low frequencies, inde­pendently of the volume. The setting op­tions enable you to adapt the Loudness function to your vehicle.
X Select /RXGQHVV in the sound settings.
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X Turn the rotary control/ push button
to select the required value.
Note:
Selecting “ bass frequencies, “ frequencies and “ quencies. However, an effect is only au­dible when the built-in speakers are also suitable for playing back low frequen­cies. Select function.
” sets an increase for higher
” for medium bass
” for low bass fre-
RII to deactivate the Loudness
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Becker Surround

You can use this function to activate vir­tual surround sound and select the vehi­cle size to optimise the surround sound function.
Note:
The Becker Surround function is not available for medium wave or short wave.
X Select %HFNHU VXUURXQG in the sound
settings.
X Select %HFNHU VXUURXQG and press the
rotary control/push button to switch virtual surround sound on ( ) or off ( ).
X Select /DUJHYHKLFOH or 0HGLXPVL]HGYHKL
FOH
(on = ).
Note:
Only one of the vehicle types in the list can be active ( ).

Subwoofer

You can set the volume level of the subwoofer output/ deactivate the subwoofer output.
X Select 6XEZRRIHU in the sound settings.

Crossover

Use this function to set the threshold frequencies for the front loudspeakers, the rear loudspeakers and the subwoofer.
X Select &URVVRYHU in the sound settings.
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X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required value.
Note:
A setting of "+10" indicates an increase in the volume of the subwoofer. Select
RII to deactivate the subwoofer
output. In addition,
6XEZRRIHU is deactivated
with the crossover setting.
X You may now select )URQWORXGVSHDNHUV,
5HDUORXGVSHDNHUV or 6XEZRRIHU.
•
)URQWORXGVSHDNHUV and 5HDUORXGVSHDNHUV
You can set the lower threshold
frequency of the front and rear
loudspeakers to a value of between
20 and 150 Hz.
•
6XEZRRIHU
You can set the upper threshold
frequency of the subwoofer to a value
of between 50 and 150 Hz.
RII,
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In this example you can see the settings for the front loudspeakers.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required value.

Compression

This function enables you to switch the reduction of the dynamic range of the audio signal on/off.
X Select &RPSUHVVLRQ in the sound set-
tings.
X Press the rotary control/ push button
to switch the function on ( ) or
off ( ).

Reset settings

You can reset all sound settings to the default settings. The following settings are reset to the relevant default value:
•
(TXDOLVHU: All default settings are reset
to the initial value. The user-defined setting is reset to zero.
•
%DODQFHIDGHU to centre setting
•
/RXGQHVV to off
• %HFNHUVXUURXQG to off
•
6XEZRRIHU to RII.
•
&URVVRYHU front and rear loudspeakers
to
RII, subwoofer to 100 Hz.
• &RPSUHVVLRQ to RII.
X Select 5HVHW VHWWLQJV in the sound set-
tings.
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X Select <HV to reset the sound settings
or
1R to continue without making any
changes. Select
<HV to reset the sound settings.
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Navigation mode

What is navigation?

The term “navigation” (lat. navigare = to travel by sea) is generally understood to mean the location of a vehicle, the deter­mination of the direction and distance from the desired destination and the required route. As navigation aids, stars, prominent landmarks, compass and sat­ellites are used. With Mexico, location is determined with the GPS receiver (GPS = Global Positioning System). The direction and distance from the destination are deter­mined using a digital road map, a navi­gation computer and sensors. A speed­ometer signal and a reverse signal are additionally used to calculate the route. For safety reasons, navigation is pre- dominantly in spoken form supported by a direction indicator on the display.
Safety instructions
G
• Road traffic regulations always take priority. The navigation system is only an aid. Errors may occur in indi­vidual data items/entries. At all times, the driver must decide whether or not to heed the information provided. We do not accept liability for errone­ous data provided by the navigation system.
• Observation of traffic signs and local traffic regulations must always take priority.
• Traffic guidance is restricted to pas­senger vehicles only. Special driving recommendations and regulations for other vehicles (e.g. commercial vehi­cles) are not included.
• Destinations may only be entered when the vehicle is stationary.

Navigation data

The Mexico is supplied with a CF mem­ory card. This memory card contains a digitised road map.
Note:
The navigation function of the Mexico only functions with an original memory card supplied by Harman/Becker. The supplied memory card must not be formatted under any circumstances.
The memory card with the navigation data is copy-protected. If you change the data on the card in any way, the Mexico will no longer accept this mem­ory card.
Motorways, federal and regional roads, as well as district roads are stored in the dig­itised street map. Larger cities and com­munities are comprehensively covered. For smaller towns and communities, the regional and unclassified roads or access roads and the town centres are included. One-way streets, pedestrian zones, turn bans and other traffic regulations are taken into account as far as possible. There may be discrepancies between the data on the memory card and the actual lo-
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cal situation, due to permanent changes to road systems and their traffic regulations.
Note:
For Norway, Sweden, Finland, Den­mark, Spain and Italy, non-verified data has been used to achieve a high depth of digitisation; i.e. with this data, the nav­igation system cannot refer to informa­tion such as motorway, trunk road, 30 zone, one-way street or other traffic regulations, as this is not recorded. All roads can be used, but optimum route guidance cannot be guaranteed.

Inserting memory card

The slot for inserting the memory card containing the navigation data is located in the media slot.
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Take the memory card containing the
navigation data out of its protective sleeve.
X Place the memory card into the visible
slot on the right-hand side.
Notes:
The memory card can only be inserted in one direction. The reverse of the memory card points downwards.
X Push the memory card carefully into
the slot.
The memory card must then be firmly anchored in the slot.
X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15.
or
X Wait until the media slot closes
automatically.
The memory card containing the naviga­tion data is now ready for use and the sys­tem is able to access the navigation data.
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Removing memory card

X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Pull the memory card out of the slot. X Put the memory card containing the
navigation data back into its protective sleeve.
X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15.
or
• Wait until the media slot closes auto­matically.

Selecting navigation

X Press .
2001
Navigation is activated. The display only appears if navigation has not been acti­vated since the last time the Mexico was switched on or if it is not yet ready.
2002
The Fast Access menu then appears. The number of satellites received appears on the right-hand side of the display (in the example, 5 of the maximum of 8 receiv­able satellites are being received). In fast access mode, you can select and navigate to the last destinations entered/ the destinations you have stored in fast access mode. For more information, see “Navigation fast access” on page 34.
Note:
The memory card containing the navi­gation data must be loaded when start­ing navigation mode for the first time. If calibration of the navigation system has not yet been completed, the system will prompt you to take a drive for cali­bration (see Installation Guide). The memory card containing the navi­gation data must be inserted to start the calculation of a route. If it is not in­serted, you will be prompted to insert it. During the route calculation, the symbol appears on the right-hand side of the display. Once the calculation has been completed, the symbol disap­pears, the memory card can then be re­moved and replaced, if desired, by a memory card containing audio data. When entering destinations, driving off should be delayed until the symbol has disappeared. For distant destina­tions, you may be prompted to re-insert the memory card at a later time.
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Old version
Calling up the Navigation main menu
X Press twice.
or
X Press .
The Fast Access menu appears.
X Select the 1DYLJDWLRQPHQX entry.
The Navigation menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
(QWHUDGGUHVV, 'HVWIURPDGGERRN, 6SHFLDO'HVW, 3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO, %HFNHUFOXE or 6HWWLQJ
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The required function is called up.
(QWHUDGGUHVV
• Accesses the data entry menu for the destination. See “Entering a destina­tion” on page 26.
•
'HVWIURPDGGERRN
You can select a destination from the address book. See “Selecting a desti­nation from the address book” on page 38.
•
6SHFLDO'HVW
Access the POI selection menu. POIs include petrol stations, airports or hos­pitals, for example. See “Point of interest” on page 38.
•
%HFNHUFOXE
The destinations on the Beckerclub homepage can be called up. See “Beckerclub” on page 44.
•
3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO
Takes you to the menu for selecting an external point of interest. In other words, you can select special points of interest on a special storage medium. This menu item can only be selected if, for example, a CD with external points of interest has been inserted. See “External points of interest” on page 43.
• 6HWWLQJ Accesses the Navigation Settings menu. See “Settings” on page 57.
Note:
If route guidance is already active, you can start to enter another destination by selecting
ERRN
(QWHU DGGUHVV, 'HVW IURP DGG
and 6SHFLDO'HVW. Once the destination has been selected, the Mexico will prompt you to confirm if the new destination is to be used as the main destination or a stopover.
2096
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button . Depending on the selection, the new destination is now used as a stopover or the new main destination.
6WRSRYHU or 0DLQGHVW.
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2004

Entering a destination

X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
(QWHUDGGUHVV entry.
The Enter Destination menu appears. The last country selected and the last town selected appear first.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
*5($7%5,7$,1(country as example), */$6*2:(town as example), 6WUHHW, 6WDUWURXWHJXLGDQFH, 3RVWDOFRGH (postcode), +RXVHQXPEHU, ,QWHUVHFWLRQ, &HQWUH, *HRFRRUGLQDWHV, 5RXWHVKRUW/5RXWH IDVW or 5RXWH G\QDPLF
and
6DYHGHVWLQDWLRQ
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The corresponding menu appears or the required action is initiated.
Note:
Some entries in the Enter Destination menu cannot be selected directly. For example, a house number cannot be entered unless the name of a road has been entered first. These non-selectable entries are greyed out in the display and cannot be selected. The entry will also be greyed out if no house numbers are available for a specific road.

Selecting a country

If your destination is located in a different country (
*5($7 %5,7$,1 in the example
display) you must first select the required country.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
the country (
*5($7%5,7$,1 in the exam-
ple).
2005
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select your destination country.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
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2004
2006

Entering a destination town

X In the Enter Destination menu, select
the town (
Note:
If your destination is in the same town as that displayed, you can continue directly with entering the road/centre.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The data entry menu for the town appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
push button to select each letter one after the other.
*/$6*2: in the example).
and then press the rotary control/
Note:
Select the symbol to delete the last character in the entry.
2007
The last letter entered is highlighted. To help, the name of the location closest to the previous entry appears. The Mexico offers only the possible remaining letters for selection. If no other entries are available, the Mexico completes the town name automatically.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
If the complete town name has already been entered or completed automatically, the unit will either switch automatically to either the town distinguishing list or you can continue directly with entering the road/centre. If an incomplete town entry has been con­firmed, the town selection list appears.
2008
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required town.
If the entry made is unambiguous, you can continue directly with entering the road/centre.
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2008
2009
The town distinguishing list appears if the selection is ambiguous.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required town.
You can now continue with entering the road/centre.
Selecting destination via postcode
You can also select a destination via its postcode.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
3RVWDOFRGH.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2010
The data entry menu for the postcode appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/ push button to select the numbers and letters one after the other.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
If you have entered an incomplete post­code, the postcode selection list appears.
2011
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/ push button to select the required post­code.
The display then shows either the desti­nation corresponding to the postcode in the Enter Destination menu or, if the postcode is shared among several towns, a list containing these towns.
2012
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required town.
You can now continue with entering the road/centre.
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2013
2014
2015

Entering the destination road

X In the Enter Destination menu, select
6WUHHW.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The data entry menu for the road appears or, if fewer than 10 roads are available in the town, the unit switches directly to the road list.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
The last letter entered is highlighted. To help, the name of the road closest to the previous entry is displayed. The Mexico offers only the possible remaining letters for selection. If no other entries are available, the Mexico completes the road name automatically.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
If you have entered an incomplete road name, the road list appears.
2016
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required road.
You can now start route guidance by selecting
6WDUW URXWH JXLGDQFH or enter a
house number/junction for the road entered.
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2017
2018
Entering the destination town centre
Instead of navigating directly to a road, you can also navigate to a town centre.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
&HQWUH.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The data entry menu for the centre appears or, if fewer than 10 centres are available in the town, the unit switches directly to the centre list.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
2019
The last letter entered is highlighted. To help, the name of the centre closest to the previous entry is displayed. The Mexico offers only the possible remain­ing letters for selection. If no other entries are available, the Mexico com­pletes the centre name automatically.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
If you have entered an incomplete centre name, the centre list appears.
2020
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required centre.
You can now start route guidance by selecting
6WDUWURXWHJXLGDQFH.
Entering house number for destination road
Note:
A house number can only be selected if this information is stored in the naviga­tion data.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
+RXVHQXPEHU.
2021
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
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A list containing ranges of house num-
2022
bers appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required range.
You can now start route guidance by selecting
6WDUWURXWHJXLGDQFH.
Selecting junction for destination road
Note:
A junction can only be selected if this information is stored in the navigation data.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
,QWHUVHFWLRQ.
2023
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2024
A list of junctions appears.
Note:
If the destination road entered crosses more than 9 roads, a data entry menu corresponding to the data entry menu for roads appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required junction.
Navigation mode
Entering destination via geo-coordinates
You can also enter a destination as geo­coordinates.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
*HRFRRUGLQDWHV.
2097
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
2098
The input menu for the geo-coordinates will appear.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/ push button to select the digits of the coordinates one after the other.
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Notes:
• By selecting you can specify the direction of the geographical lati­tude (
1 =north and
6 =south).
• By selecting you can specify the direction of the geographical lon­gitude (
: = west).
( = east and
• The coordinates entered must corre­spond to WGS84 (World Geodetic System 1984)
• If, for example, a single digit is to be entered, a zero must be entered first.
• When the geo-coordinates have been entered correctly, the symbol will appear in the input menu and you can confirm your entry.
• If the geo-coordinates entered can be associated with an address (country, town and road), this is displayed in the Enter Destination menu.
2099
X Select the symbol from the in-
put menu. You can now start route guidance by selecting
6WDUWURXWHJXLGDQFH.

Setting the route options

You can use the route options to specify how the Mexico calculates the route to the destination.
X In the Enter Destination menu,
depending on the previous setting, select
5RXWH VKRUW, 5RXWH IDVW or 5RXWH
G\QDPLF
.
2025
Confirm your selection by pressing the rotary control/push button .
2026
The Route Options menu appears.
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X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
'\QDPLFURXWH, 4XLFNURXWH, 6KRUWURXWH, $YRLGPRWRUZD\, $YRLGWXQQHO, $YRLGWROO, $YRLGIHUU\ or 5HDG\
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the required function on ( ) or off ( ).
Note:
Only one of the three settings (
URXWH
,4XLFN URXWH or6KRUWURXWH) may be
'\QDPLF
active ( ) at the same time.
•
'\QDPLFURXWH
The route is calculated taking into account the traffic announcements received. If dynamic route guidance is active, the routes are calculated on the basis of the fastest route to the destination.
Notes:
• Dynamic route guidance is not possi­ble in all countries at present.
• When new route calculations are made with active dynamic route guid­ance, the Mexico may request the memory card containing the naviga­tion data (if it is not already inserted).
4XLFNURXWH
• With this setting, the route with the shortest possible travel time to the destination is calculated.
•
6KRUWURXWH
With this setting, the route with the shortest possible distance to the desti­nation is calculated.
•
$YRLG PRWRUZD\, $YRLG WXQQHO,$YRLGWROO
and$YRLGIHUU\ You can use these entries for example to exclude ferries or motorways from the route calculation. The Mexico will then attempt to calculate a route which does not contain any motorways or ferries.
Notes:
• Routes without motorways can only be calculated for short distances (up to 200 km depending on digitalisation density).
•Even if
$YRLGWROO is selected, toll roads
(e.g. in Switzerland or Austria) will be included in the route calculation.
Saving/Deleting route options
X In the Route Options menu, select
5HDG\.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
or
X Press .
You can now start route guidance
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2027

Saving a destination

Once you have entered a destination, you can save it in the address book. This may be useful if you wish to travel to this destination again at a later date.
X In the Enter Destination menu, select
6DYHGHVWLQDWLRQ.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
Proceed as described in “Saving an entry in the address book” on page 36.

Navigation fast access

In navigation fast access mode, the last 50 destinations to which the vehicle has travelled are displayed. The destinations 1 - 20 are numbered for selection using the voice control. You may:
• Start navigation directly to these desti­nations.
• You can start navigation to a POI in the local area.
• Protect the entries in fast access, i.e. the entry will not be deleted when the maximum number of destinations is reached. The oldest unprotected entry will be deleted.
• Delete individual fast access entries.
• Delete the entire fast access list.
• Save an entry from the fast access list to the address book.
X Press .
2002
The navigation fast access function appears.

Navigating from fast access

X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required target from
the list. Route guidance to this destination will be started immediately.
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Navigation to POI in local area

X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Select an entry. X Press the rotary control/ push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the 6SHFLDOGHVWLQVXUURXQGDUHD
or /RFDOSRLQWRILQWHUHVWH[WHUQ entry (if a storage medium with external points of interest has been inserted).
X Select the desired destination as
described in “Local” on page 39 or “External points of interest” on page 43.

Protecting an entry

X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Select the entry to be protected. X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the 3URWHFWHQWU\ entry. X Switch protection on ( ) or off ( )
by pressing the rotary control/push button .
Protected entries are identified by the
symbol.
Note:
A protected entry is only protected from being deleted in fast access mode. However, you can delete this protected entry individually, and it will also be deleted when the complete list is deleted.

Deleting an entry

X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Select the entry to be deleted. X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select the The entry is deleted from the fast access list.
'HOHWHHQWU\ entry.
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2028

Deleting a list

X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the
'HOHWHOLVW entry.
Saving an entry in the address book
X Call up the navigation fast access
function.
X Select the entry to be saved. X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the entry.
6DYHLQDGGUHVVERRN
&UHDWHQHZHQWU\
•
Select this option to create a new entry
in the address book.
•
$PHQGHQWU\
Select this option to add the current
address to an existing entry in the
address book.
Creating a new entry
X Select the &UHDWHQHZHQWU\ entry.
X When the prompt appears, select <HV
to delete the list or 1R to retain it.
If you select
<HV, the list will be deleted
in the fast access function.
36
2029
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
&UHDWHQHZHQWU\ or $PHQGHQWU\
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2030
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select each letter in the sur-
name one after the other.
Note:
Please also refer to the description in “Data entry menus” on page 13.
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2031
2032
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
The entry is adopted.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter in the first name one after the other.
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
The address book entry appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the
6DYH entry.
A confirmation that the entry has been saved appears.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
Adding data to entries
X Select the $PHQGHQWU\ entry.
2032
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the entry to which you wish to add data.
Note:
If there are more than 10 entries in the address book, the data entry menu for locating the required name appears.
The navigation address previously selected is added to the selected address book entry.
If the selected address book entry already contains an address, the following prompt appears:
2034
X In the prompt, select <HV to overwrite
the existing address or
address. If you select
<HV, the existing address
will be overwritten.
1R to retain the
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2035
2036
Selecting a destination from the address book
You can find a destination in the address book and start navigation to it.
X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
'HVWIURPDGGERRN entry.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The address book entries which support navigation appear.
Note:
If there are more than 9 entries in the address book, the data entry menu for locating the required name appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required entry.
Route guidance to this destination will be started immediately.

Point of interest

You can select a POI as a main destina­tion or a stopover. POIs include petrol stations, airports or hospitals, for example.
X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
6SHFLDO'HVW entry.
2037
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
or if route guidance is already active
X In the navigation status display, press
the rotary control/push button .
2038
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6WRSRYHU entry. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
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2039
2040
X Select the 6SHFLDO'HVW entry.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The POI menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
,QYLFLQLW\RIORFDWLRQ, ,QFRXQWU\, ,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ or ,QSODFH
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
•
,QYLFLQLW\RIORFDWLRQ
You can select a POI in the vicinity of the vehicle. When you make your selection, the unit will tell you in which direction the POI is located and how far away it is.
•
,QFRXQWU\
You can select a POI for the selected country from a range of national POI categories.
•
,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ
You can select a POI in the vicinity of the destination.
Note:
The ,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ entry can only be selected if route guidance is active.
•
,QSODFH
You can select a POI in a specific town.

Local

X In the POI menu, select the ,QYLFLQLW\RI
ORFDWLRQ
entry.
Old version
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2042
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select the required POI cate-
gory.
2043
The data entry menu for POIs appears or, if fewer than 10 POIs are available in the selected category, the unit switches directly to the POI list.
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Navigation mode
2044
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select the required POI. Route guidance to the selected point of interest is initiated.

In country

X In the POI menu, select the ,QFRXQWU\
entry.
2045
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2046
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the country in which you are looking for a national POI.
2047
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required POI cate­gory.
2053
The data entry menu for POIs appears or, if fewer than 10 POIs are available in the selected category, the unit switches directly to the POI list.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
2049
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2055
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select the required POI.
Route guidance to the selected point of interest is initiated.

Local area of destination

X In the POI menu, select the ,QYLFLQLW\RI
GHVWLQDWLRQ
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
Proceed as described in “Local” on page 39. If this option is selected, how­ever, no directions or distances will appear in the POI list.
entry.

In place

X In the POI menu, select the ,Q SODFH
entry.
2050
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2051
X Select the desired country as described
under “Selecting a country” on page 26.
X Select the required town as described
under “Entering a destination town” on page 27.
or
X Select the required postcode as
described under “Selecting destina­tion via postcode” on page 28.
Note:
You can start a search in the town that may already be displayed by selecting
6WDUWVHDUFK.
2052
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select the required POI cate­gory.
2053
The data entry menu for POIs appears or, if fewer than 10 POIs are available in the selected category, the unit switches directly to the POI list.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push button to select each letter one after the other.
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2054
Accept entry:
X In the data entry menu, select the
symbol.
or
X Press the rotary control/push button
and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/push
button to select the required POI.
Route guidance to the selected point of interest is initiated.

Information about points of interest

You can call up additional information about many POIs, e.g. a brief description or a telephone number. You can then also call this number directly. To do this, you must be in the POI list.
2044
X Press and hold it down until the
information appears.
2056
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to scroll through the information.
Note:
To call a displayed number directly, select the number and press the rotary control/push button .
X Press to return to the list of POIs.
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Navigation mode
2102

External points of interest

You can select an external POI as a main destination or as a stopover.
X Insert a storage medium with external
POIs.
X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO entry.
Note:
The
3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO menu item
can only be selected if, for example, a storage medium with external points of interest has been inserted and recog­nised.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
or if route guidance is already active
X In the navigation status display, press
the rotary control/push button .
2038
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6WRSRYHU entry. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
X Select the 3RLQWRI,QWHUHVW H[WHUQDO en-
try.
2103
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
2104
The POI menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following op-
tions:
,QYLFLQLW\RIORFDWLRQ or ,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ
.
Note:
The
,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ entry can only
be selected if route guidance is active.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
•
,QYLFLQLW\RIORFDWLRQ
You can select a POI in the vicinity of the vehicle. When you make your se­lection, the unit will tell you in which direction the POI is located and how far away it is.
•
,QYLFLQLW\RIGHVWLQDWLRQ
You can select a POI in the vicinity of the destination. This provides no infor­mation on the direction and distance.
Described below is how to opeate it via the
,QYLFLQLW\RIORFDWLRQ menu item.
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The categories that can be selected are then displayed.
Notes:
• The categories and points of interest shown in the illustrations are exam­ples. The actual display is dependent upon the storage medium containing POIs that is used.
• If the set system language is identical to one of the languages available on the storage medium, the categories are displayed in this language. If there is no correspondence, the categories are displayed in all available lan­guages. This can be recognised from a country code in front of the category.
• You can display information on POIs as described in “Information about points of interest” on page 42.
X Select the desired category. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
2106
The available points of interest for the previously selected category are dis­played.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
and then press the rotary control/
push button to select the required POI.
Route guidance to the selected point of interest is initiated.

Beckerclub

You can save destinations in the Becker­Club via the internet. See “BeckerClub” on page 147. You can load these destina­tions to your Mexico (internal phone
and SIM-Access only).
Loading/updating @-destina­tions
X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
%HFNHUFOXE entry.
2112
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
2113
The @-destinations menu is displayed. The destinations loaded to date and
GDWH#GHVWLQDWLRQV
are displayed.
8S
X Select the 8SGDWH#GHVWLQDWLRQV entry.
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2115
The destinations saved on the Becker­club homepage are loaded.
After successfully loading the destina­tions, terminate the connection as de­scribed in “Terminating WAP connec­tion” on page 135.
The loaded destinations are displayed.

Navigating to @-destination

You can start navigation to an @-desti­nation that has been loaded.
X Open the @-destinations menu.
X
Select the destination you wish to navi­gate to.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
Route guidance to the selected destina­tion will be initiated.

Functions in the @-destination list

You can save individual entries in the address book, delete individual entries or delete all @-destinations.
X Open the @-destinations menu. X Select the destination you wish to edit. X Press the rotary control/ push button
until a menu appears.
X Then select from 6DYHLQDGGUHVVERRN,
'HOHWHHQWU\ or 'HOHWHOLVW.
•
6DYHLQDGGUHVVERRN
The destination is saved to the address book.
• 'HOHWHHQWU\ The destination will be deleted from the @-destinations list.
•
'HOHWHOLVW
You can delete the entire list of @­destinations. When the prompt appears, select
1R to retain it.
<HV to delete the list or

During route guidance

During route guidance, navigation infor­mation is displayed on the status screen in all operating modes. However, complete navigation informa­tion is only displayed in the navigation status screen.
Examples:
2057
The navigation status screen.
1004
The radio status screen with active navi­gation. The display for other sources is similar. When you are approaching a turn, the navigation status screen appears automatically. Once you have completed the turn, the unit reverts to the previous status screen.
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2057

Navigation status screen

All information relevant to information is displayed on the navigation status screen.
The distance to the next turn and the esti­mated time of arrival are shown on the right-hand side of the display. The name of the road the vehicle is turn­ing into appears in the first line on the upper left of the display. The name of the road the vehicle is currently travel­ling along appears in the second line. Depending on the setting, the current time, estimated journey time remaining or distance remaining to be travelled appear on the bottom left of the display.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the various displays in the status display.
2057
Display with current time.
2058
Display with estimated journey time remaining.
2059
Display with distance remaining to be travelled.

Example navigation displays

Warning
GG
Accident hazard
Road traffic regulations always take pri­ority when a vehicle is being driven in traffic. The navigation system is only an aid. Errors may occur in individual data items/entries. At all times, the driver must decide whether or not to heed the information provided. We do not accept liability for erroneous data provided by the navigation system.
• “If possible, please turn back.”
2060
You are driving in the wrong direction and should turn around at the earliest opportunity.
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2061
2062
• “Please turn left after 100 metres.”
The name of the road the vehicle is turning into appears in the second line on the upper left of the display. The name of the road the vehicle is cur­rently travelling along appears in the first line.
• “Please leave the roundabout at the third exit on the right.”
This display shows you the exit you should take on the roundabout.
• “Please follow the direction arrows.”
2063
This display tells you that you are cur­rently on a non-digitised road (i.e. car park, garage, multi-storey car park). Your location therefore does not appear on the digitised road map. The arrow indicates the direction of the destination as the crow flies.
• Active stopover:
2064
• Block active:
2065
• Recalculating route:
2066
• Destination reached:
2067
• Navigation display with active speed limit:
2110
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2068

Options menu

During route guidance, you can call up the Options menu in the navigation status screen.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
The Options menu appears on the right­hand side.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
&DQFHO, 0HVVDJHV, 5RXWHOLVW, 6WRSRYHU (stopover), %ORFN, 5RXWHRSW or $QQRXQFH
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
&DQFHO
• You can abort the current route guid­ance. See “Cancelling route guidance” on page 49.
•
0HVVDJHV
You can display/listen to a list of traffic announcements relevant to the route. See “Traffic announcements” on page 49.
•
5RXWHOLVW
You can display the route planned by the Mexico. See “Route list” on page 49.
•
6WRSRYHU
You can enter another destination as a stopover during active navigation. See “Stopover” on page 50.
•
%ORFN
You can block a section of the route still to be travelled. See “Blocking a route” on page 51.
5RXWHRSW
• You can modify the route options dur­ing navigation. See “Modifying route options” on page 51.
•
$QQRXQFH
You can switch navigation announce­ments off and then back on again. See “Switching navigation announcements on/off” on page 52.
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2068
Cancelling route guidance
You can use this function to cancel route guidance before reaching the actual des­tination.
X In the Options menu, select the &DQFHO
entry.
X Select <HV (cancel navigation) or 1R
(continue with navigation).
Note:
If no operator inputs are made, the menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds and navigation will con­tinue.
Traffic announcements
You can display/listen to a list of traffic announcements relevant to the route.
X In the Options menu, select the 0HV
VDJHV
entry.
2069
The list of traffic announcements rele­vant to the route appears.
X To listen to all announcements, select
the
5HDGRXWDOOPHVVDJHV entry.
or
X Select the required announcement. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The announcement appears in full.
For more information about traffic announcements, see “Displaying traffic information” on page 56.
Route list
You can display the route planned by the Mexico.
X In the Options menu, select the 5RXWH
OLVW
entry.
2070
A list of the roads to the destination appears. The distance to be travelled along each road appears after its name.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to scroll through the list.
Note:
Once route guidance has started, it takes a little while for the route list to appear in full. If the route list is not available due to recalculation, appears. For technical reasons, distance information cannot be displayed for the road currently being driven on.
1R URXWH OLVW DYDLODEOH
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2039
X Press to exit the route list.
Stopover
You can enter another destination as a stopover during active navigation.
X In the Options menu, select the 6WRS
RYHU
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
(QWHUDGGUHVV, $GGERRN, 6SHFLDO'HVW, 3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO or 5DSLGDFFHVV
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
(QWHUDGGUHVV
• You can enter a complete address as a stopover as described in “Entering a destination” on page 26.
•
$GGERRN
You can enter an address book entry as a stopover as described in “Selecting a destination from the address book” on page 38.
•
6SHFLDO'HVW
You can enter a POI as a stopover as described in “Point of interest” on page 38.
•
3RLQWRI,QWHUHVWH[WHUQDO
You can enter a POI as a stopover as described in “External points of inter­est” on page 43.
•
5DSLGDFFHVV
You can enter a fast access destination as a stopover as described in “Naviga­tion fast access” on page 34.
Once the stopover has been selected, the route is recalculated and route guidance started to the stopover.
Note:
Once the stopover has been reached, the following display appears.
2071
Route guidance to the main destination is started automatically.
Deleting a stopover
If you have entered a stopover, you can delete it before reaching it.
X In the Options menu, select the 6WRS
RYHU
entry again.
2072
X Select <HV (delete stopover) or 1R
(retain stopover).
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2073
Note:
If no operator inputs are made, the menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds and the stopover will be retained.
If <HV is selected, the stopover is deleted and route guidance to the main destina­tion started automatically.
Blocking a route
Using this function, you can block the section of the route ahead. If possible, the Mexico will then calculate a diver­sion route. This may be useful if a traffic jam or road block lies immediately ahead.
X In the Options menu, select the %ORFN
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required distance to be blocked.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The route is recalculated.
Unblocking a route
Once a block has been entered, it can be removed again.
X In the Options menu, select the %ORFN
entry.
2074
X Select <HV (delete block) or 1R (retain
block).
Note:
If no operator inputs are made, the menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds and the block will be retained.
Modifying route options
You can modify the route options during navigation.
X In the Options menu, select the 5RXWH
RSW
entry.
2075
X Select '\QDPLF URXWH 4XLFN URXWH, 6KRUW
URXWH
or the avoid functions (on = ).
Note:
Only one of the three settings (
URXWH 4XLFN URXWH
, 6KRUW URXWH) may be active ( ) at the same time. For more information about route options, see “Setting the route options” on page 32.
X In the Route Options menu, select
5HDG\.
The route is calculated with the new route options.
'\QDPLF
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Switching navigation announcements on/off
You can switch navigation announce­ments off and then back on again.
X In the Options menu, select the
$QQRXQFH entry.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch navigation announcements on () or off ().
Information during route guidance
Displaying destination information
X Press . X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise until
on the top right of the display.
'HVWLQDWLRQ appears
2076
The following information appears:
• On the top left, the destination town and destination road.
• To the left underneath the destination town, the average speed thus far.
• Above the image of the car, the distance still to be travelled and the anticipated time of arrival.
• To the left and right of the image of the car, the distance already travelled and the journey time thus far.
Notes:
• If a stopover is active, information about it is displayed. appears on the display above the car.
• Press the rotary control/push button
to reset the values for the average speed, distance travelled and journey time thus far to zero.
• By pressing the button for a long time you can obtain a display of all the information concerning the destination shown.
• Exit the destination information by pressing the button.
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2077

Displaying/Storing position

X Press . X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise until top right of the display.
The following information appears:
• If possible, the town and road/geo­graphical coordinates and height above sea level (only in the event of sufficient satellite reception) appear on the left­hand side of the display.
• The number of satellites which have been/can be received appears above the image of the car.
3RVLWLRQ appears on the
X Press the rotary control/push button
to store the current position.
2078
The current position was saved in fast access mode.

Displaying traffic announcements

X Press . X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise until
the top right of the display.
70& appears on
2079
The following information appears:
• The number of TMC messages received.
• The number of TMC messages rele­vant to the route.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
2069
All TMC messages are displayed.
X To listen to all announcements, select
the
5HDGRXWDOOPHVVDJHV entry.
or
X Select the required announcement. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The announcement appears in full.
For more information about traffic announcements, see “Displaying traffic information” on page 56.
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Navigation mode
2081
2082

Displaying/Changing route settings

X Press . X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise until right of the display.
The current route settings are displayed.
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
X Select '\QDPLF URXWH 4XLFN URXWH, 6KRUW
or the avoid functions (on = ).
URXWH
5RXWH appears on the top
Note:
Only one of the three settings (
URXWH 4XLFN URXWH
, 6KRUW URXWH) may be
'\QDPLF
active ( ) at the same time. For more information about route options, see “Setting the route options” on page 32.
The route is calculated with the new route options.

Information during non-active route guidance

Displaying/Storing a position

You can display and store the current position. See “Displaying/Storing posi­tion” on page 53.

Displaying TMC messages

You can display TMC messages as de­scribed in “Displaying traffic announce­ments” on page 53. Of course, no traffic announcements are displayed for the route.
Dynamic route guidance with TMC
Note:
Dynamic route guidance is not possible in all countries. When new route calculations are made with active dynamic route guidance, the navigation system may request the memory card containing the navigation data (if it is not already inserted).
What is dynamic route guidance?
Dynamic route guidance is used to cal­culate the route, taking current traffic announcements into account. The traffic announcements are transmit­ted by a TMC radio station in addition to the radio programme and are received and analysed by the navigation system. The reception of traffic announcements is free of charge.
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Note:
As the traffic announcements are trans­mitted by radio stations, we cannot assume responsibility for the complete­ness or accuracy of the announcements.
Austria: The location and event code was made available by ASFINAG and BMVIT.

Dynamic route guidance

You can activate dynamic route guid­ance by selecting route options. If dynamic route guidance has been acti­vated, a continuous check is made for the presence of relevant announcements for the selected route. The route is then calculated using the “fast route” option, while taking into account current traffic announcements. If it is determined dur­ing these continuous checks that a traffic announcement is of relevance for the route guidance, the unit will automati­cally re-calculate a new route to the des­tination.
1HZURXWH is shown on the display. There
is also the voice announcement “The route is being recalculated due to cur­rent traffic announcements”.
'\QDPLF URXWH in the
Note:
If no TMC stations are received for 10 minutes,
'\Q URXWH JXLG QRW SRVVLEOH
1R 70& UHFHSWLRQ DW SUHVHQW
is displayed
and a short signal tone sounds.
Your navigation system can receive TMC information, whether a TMC sta­tion is selected or not. However, in order to guarantee optimal reception of TMC information, we recommend the selec­tion of a TMC station.
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Displaying traffic information

Current traffic announcements can be displayed in text form. There are several options for requesting current traffic information. You can call up traffic announcements via the navigation Options menu and by pressing . Please refer to the description in “Traffic announcements” on page 49 and “Displaying traffic announcements” on page 53.
Note:
If no up-to-date traffic information is available, 1R70& PHVVDJHV and 1R 70&
RQURXWH
are displayed.
In both cases, the Mexico displays a list of the up-to-date traffic information cur­rently available.
2069
All TMC messages are displayed.
Note:
Traffic announcements are displayed sorted according to category and road. Various symbols appear in front of each traffic announcement to indicate the category.
indicates a warning. indicates building sites and other
obstacles.
indicates traffic jams in general.
X To listen to all announcements, select
the
5HDGRXWDOOPHVVDJHV entry.
or
X Select the required announcement. X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2084
The announcement appears in full.
X To listen to the announcement, select
the
5HDGRXW entry.
or
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to scroll through the traffic announce­ment.
Note:
The reading out of traffic announce­ments can be aborted by pressing the
button.
A typical traffic announcement appears as follows:
• a motorway or road number
• Approximate direction information
• Detailed location and direction infor­mation
• The event
• The cause, if known
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2085
2086

Settings

You can make various settings for navi­gation in the settings.
X In the Navigation main menu, select
the
6HWWLQJ entry.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The Settings menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
7UDIILFPHVVDJHV, $QQRXQFHDUULYDOWLPH, 6KRZVSHHGOLPLWV, (7$VHWWLQJ or 8QLWRIPHDVXUH
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
•
7UDIILFPHVVDJHV
You can specify whether or not traffic announcements should be read out automatically by the unit and, if so, which ones.
•
$QQRXQFHDUULYDOWLPH
You can specify whether the calculated time of arrival should be announced automatically once the route has been calculated/recalculated.
•
6KRZVSHHGOLPLWV
If the function is on, the system will inform you of the maximum permissi­ble speed limit for the route along which you are travelling during route guidance, insofar as this information is available.
•
(7$VHWWLQJ
You can configure the calculation of the ETA. ETA stands for Estimated Time of Arrival.
8QLWRIPHDVXUH
• You can convert the calculation of the distances from metric (display in metres and kilometres) to imperial (display in yards and miles) system and vice versa.

Traffic announcements

You can specify whether or not traffic announcements should be read out auto­matically by the Mexico and, if so, which ones.
X In the Settings menu, select the 7UDIILF
PHVVDJHV
entry.
2086
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2087
X You may now select $QQRXQFH PHV
VDJHV
, 2QURXWHRQO\ or :DUQLQJVRQO\.
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• $QQRXQFHPHVVDJHV If this function is active, all traffic announcements are made automati­cally on receipt.
Note:
This setting must be active ( ) in order to be able to activate the two other settings.
•
2QURXWHRQO\
If you activate this function ( ), only the traffic announcements rele­vant to the route are made.
•
:DUQLQJVRQO\
Activate this function ( ) to have only warnings announced.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the required function on ( ) or off ( ).

Announcing the time of arrival

You can specify whether the calculated time of arrival should be announced automatically once the route has been calculated/ recalculated or after pressing the button.
X In the Settings menu, select the
$QQRXQFHDUULYDOWLPH entry.
2088
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the announcement of the time of arrival on ( ) or off ( ).

Displaying speed limits

If the function is on, the system will in­form you of the maximum permissible speed limit for the route along which you are travelling during route guidance, insofar as this information is available.
Warning
GG
Accident hazard
Road traffic regulations always take priority when a vehicle is being driven in traffic. Road signs en-route should always be heeded. In some cases, the speed limit indicated by the navigation system may be incorrect. At all times, the driver must decide whether or not to heed the speed limit indicated. We do not accept liability for erroneous data provided by the navigation system.
X In the Settings menu, select the 6KRZ
VSHHGOLPLWV
entry.
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2100
2101
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the display of the speed
limits on ( ) or off ( ).
If, when the speed limit display is ON, you travel along a route with a speed limit and this speed limit is stored in the navigation data, the corresponding sym­bol will appear on the display indicating the speed limit.
Note:
On routes with variable speed limits, a symbol with the text
G\Q draws the
driver's attention to this speed limit. For limits that are dependent on, for ex­ample, the weather or time of day, the speed limit with underlining (e.g.: “80
”) draws the driver's attention to this speed limit. As temporary speed limits (e.g. due to road works) are usually short-lived, these have not been stored in the navi­gation data. Example of a speed limit:
2110
Example of a dynamic speed limit:
2111

ETA setting

You can configure the calculation of the ETA. ETA stands for Estimated Time of Arrival.
X In the Settings menu, select the (7$
VHWWLQJ
entry.
2091
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2092
X You may now select 6SRUWV FDU, &DU,
9DQ or 6HWIUHHO\.
•
6SRUWVFDU
This setting indicates to the Mexico that you tend to drive rather quickly. An earlier ETA is calculated.
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• &DU This is the default setting. It offers sufficiently accurate calculation of the ETA for most drivers.
•
9DQ
This setting indicates to the Mexico that you will need a little longer for the planned route. This setting could be selected, for example, for a slower vehicle or in dense traffic areas.
•
6HWIUHHO\
Select this option to modify the calcu­lation of the ETA to suit your require­ments.
Note:
Only one of the two settings may be active ( ) at the same time.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to activate the required setting ( ).
6HWIUHHO\ is selected, you still need to
If select the required setting. The available range is between 50% and 200%. A value of 100% indicates the
&DU set-
ting. A later ETA will be calculated if a higher percentage value is selected.
2093
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to set the required percentage value.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .

Measuring unit

You can convert the calculation of the distances from metric (display in metres and kilometres) to imperial (display in yards and miles) system and vice versa.
X In the Settings menu, select the 8QLWRI
PHDVXUH
entry.
2094
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
2095
X Select 0HWULF or ,PSHULDO (on = ).
Note:
Only one of the two settings may be active ( ).
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3001

Switching on radio mode

X Press .
Radio mode is activated. The last wave­band selected and the last station selected are set.

Calling up the Radio main menu

You can make settings for radio mode in the Radio main menu. The following description assumes that you are in the status display.
X Press twice in succession.
or
X Press .
The Fast Access menu appears.
X Select the 5DGLRPHQX entry.
The Radio main menu appears. The example shows the Radio main menu for VHF.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
:DYHEDQG, 3URJUDPPHW\SH, )LOWHU, 7UDIILFLQIR, 6RXQG, 9RLFHHQWULHV, 5HJLRQDOLVDWLRQ, 5HFHSWLRQRSWLPLVDWLRQ or $GDSWLYHEDQGZLGWKFRQWURO
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The required function is called up.
•
:DYHEDQG
Accesses the selection menu for the waveband. See “Selecting a wave­band” on page 62.
Radio mode
3URJUDPPHW\SH
• Accesses the selection menu for the programme type. See “Programme type” on page 67.
•
)LOWHU
Accesses the selection menu for the filter function. See “Filter function” on page 65.
•
7UDIILFLQIR
Accesses the selection menu for traffic programmes. See “Traffic programme” on page 70.
•
6RXQG
Accesses the sound settings. See “Sound settings” on page 17.
•
9RLFHHQWULHV
Accesses the selection menu for voice entries. See “Voice entries” on page 69.
•
5HJLRQDOLVDWLRQ
You can switch regionalisation on/off. See “Regionalisation” on page 68.
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• 5HFHSWLRQRSWLPLVDWLRQ Accesses the selection menu for reception optimisation. See “Recep­tion optimisation” on page 69.
•
$GDSWLYHEDQGZLGWKFRQWURO
You can switch bandwidth control on/ off. See “Bandwidth control” on page 70.

Selecting a waveband

X In the Radio main menu, select :DYH
EDQG
.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
)0DOSKDEHWLFDOO\, )0E\TXDOLW\, 6WDWLRQPHPRU\, $0 or 6KRUWZDYH
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/push button .
The selected waveband is set.
)0DOSKDEHWLFDOO\
• If an FM station was selected previ­ously, it will remain selected or, if an AM station was selected, the last FM station selected will be set. The Fast Access menu appears. All receivable stations which are not fil­tered out, appear in the list in alpha­betical order. The waveband set is indicated by the
symbol in the status display.
•
)0E\TXDOLW\
If an FM station was selected previ­ously, it will remain selected or, if an AM station was selected, the last FM station selected will be set. The Fast Access menu appears. All receivable stations which are not fil­tered out, appear in the list in order of quality. The waveband set is indicated by the
symbol in the status display.
6WDWLRQPHPRU\
• The last station set is retained. The station memory, which can store up to 20 FM and AM waveband sta­tions, is displayed. The waveband set is indicated by the
symbol in the status display.
See “Station memory” on page 74.
•
$0
The last medium wave station selected is set. The status display appears. The waveband set is indicated by the
symbol in the status display.
•
6KRUWZDYH
The last short wave station selected is set. The status display appears. The waveband set is indicated by the
symbol in the status display.
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Radio mode

FM mode

FM mode combines the two wavebands
)0DOSKDEHWLFDOO\ and )0E\TXDOLW\.

Possible settings for FM stations

A number of possible settings may be made for selecting stations in FM mode:
• Tuning via station list. See “Station list” on page 63.
• Scan function. See “Scan function” on page 64.
• Manual station tuning. See “Manual station tuning” on page 65.
• Via the station memory. See “Station memory” on page 74.
Station list
All stations which can be received/iden­tified appear in the station list. The display sequence is determined by the selected waveband
)0DOSKDEHWLFDOO\
or )0E\TXDOLW\.
Stations can be selected using the station list in two ways:
Selection in status display:
X Turn the rotary control/push button
clockwise or counter clockwise.
or
X In the status display, press or
.
3003
Press or turn the rotary control/ push button to the right to select the next station on the station list. The name of the station appears underneath the sta­tion currently selected.
Press or turn the rotary control/
push button to the left to select the previous station on the station list. The
name of the station appears above the station currently selected.
Selection via fast access.
X Press .
3004
The Fast Access menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required station and press the rotary control/push button .
The selected station is set.
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Notes:
• If the selected entry is a station chain, this is indicated by a small triangle on the right-hand edge of the list. Once a station has been selected, a second list appears from which you may select the required station from the station chain. Press to return to the previous menu without selecting a station.
• Similarly, if a station transmits a number of different regional pro­grammes and regionalisation has been activated as described in “Regionali­sation” on page 68, a list will appear from which you may select the required station. Stations of this type are identified in the station list by
5(*.
Scan function
All stations in the station list are scanned briefly to enable you to select the one you require.
X In the status display, press and hold
down or .
or
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6FDQ entry. X Press the rotary control/push button
to activate the function ( ). The stations in the station list are scanned briefly in descending/ascending order.
Note:
If the station memory is active and an FM station is selected, then only stations which have been stored in the station memory are played when using the scan function.
Aborting the scan function
X In the status display, press or
.
or
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
.
or
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6FDQ entry. X Press the rotary control/push button
to deactivate the function ( ). The station currently being scanned is set and the scan function is aborted.
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3005
Manual station tuning
You can set the required frequency manually.
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button until
or )UHTXHQF\ appears on the display
)UHTXHQF\
instead of the previous/next station.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required frequency. To exit manual station tuning, press and hold down the rotary control/push button until
disappears.
)UHTXHQF\ or )UHTXHQF\
The selected frequency remains set.
Note:
Press or to initiate the search for the next receivable station. Pressing and holding button or
results in a fast frequency search
until the button is released.

Filter function

You can use this function to filter stations or entire station chains out of the station list.
X In the Radio main menu, select )LOWHU.
3006
The Filter menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
)LOWHU, 5HVHW or
the stations and station chains which can currently be received.
Switching the filter function on/off
X In the Filter menu, select the )LOWHU
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off
(). If the function is active ( ), only the stations and station chains which have not been filtered out will appear in the FM station lists.
Note:
If the function is not active, the filter settings will continue to be maintained.
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Filtering stations
X In the Filter menu, select the station
chain to be filtered out and press the rotary control/push button .
X Select the HQWLUHVWDWLRQFKDLQ entry. X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ).
or
X Press . X In the Fast Access menu which
appears, select the station chain to be filtered.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the )LOWHUVWDWLRQFKDLQ entry.
The selected station chain no longer appears in the station list.
Filtering stations
X In the Filter menu, select the station to
be filtered.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to activate the filter for this station ( ).
or
X Press . X In the Fast Access menu which
appears, select the station to be filtered.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the )LOWHUVWDWLRQ entry.
or
X To filter the station currently playing,
press the rotary control/push button in the status display.
X Select the )LOWHU entry. X Turn the rotary control/push button
to activate the filter for this station ( ). The selected station no longer appears in the station list.
Cancel filtering Cancel all filters
X In the Filter menu, select the 5HVHW
entry.
Deleting station chain filters
X In the Filter menu, select the station
chain to be activated and press the rotary control/push button .
X Select the HQWLUHVWDWLRQFKDLQ entry. X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the filter off ( ).
Deleting station filters
X In the Filter menu, select the station to
be activated.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to deactivate the filter for this station ().
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3007

Programme type

Programme type (PTY) is a service offered by many stations within the radio data system (RDS). It can be used to define which specific stations should be displayed with the corresponding programme types in the station list.
X In the Radio main menu, select 3UR
JUDPPHW\SH
The Programme Type menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
3URJUDPPHW\SH, 5HVHW, 1R37< or
the PTY categories displayed.
.
Switching the programme type function on/off
X In the Programme Type menu, select
the
3URJUDPPHW\SH entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off
(). If the function is active ( ), only the stations with the selected programme types appear in the FM station lists. The programme type of the selected station also appears on the right of the status display.
Note:
If the function is not active, the settings will continue to be maintained.
Selecting the programme type
X In the Programme Type menu, select
the entry for the required programme
type.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the individual programme
types on ( ) or off ( ).
Select
5HVHW in the programme type
menu to reset all programme types to off.
Note:
Highlighting
5HVHW and subsequently
pressing and holding the rotary control/ push button , all programme types are reset to on. All PTY categories are displayed in the Programme Type menu. A greyed-out category indicates that no stations in this category can be received at the current time. However, the category can still be activated/deactivated. Activate the
1R37< entry to add stations
which do no transmit any PTY informa­tion to the station list display.
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3008

Regionalisation

During the transmission time, certain RDS programmes are divided into regional programmes with different programme content. Switching on regionalisation prevents the Mexico from switching between regional programmes with different con­tent.
X In the Radio main menu, select the
5HJLRQDOLVDWLRQ entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Note:
Stations with regional programmes are identified in the station list by 5(*. If you switch the regional function off whilst listening to a regional station, the unit will switch to the associated base station.

Radio text

FM stations supply additional informa­tion, e.g. news or information about the current programme, via the RDS data stream. This information can be dis­played.
Warning
GG
Accident hazard
Since information transmitted via radio text display varies constantly, we rec­ommend tuning in the radio text only when the vehicle is stationary to avoid unnecessary distraction for the driver. This is a necessary precaution for acci­dent prevention.
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button . The Options menu appears.
3009
X Select the 5DGLRWH[W entry.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to activate the function ( ).
3010
The radio text for the current FM station is displayed.
Note:
Unfavourable reception conditions, in­cluding interference, can garble or even block the radio text display.
Deactivating radio text
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
X Select the 5DGLRWH[W entry. X Press the rotary control/push button
to deactivate the function ( ).
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Voice entries

3011
You can delete or listen to voice entries assigned to the station. You can also activate or deactivate the voice dialogue for creating new voice entries (see also page 77).
X In the Radio main menu, select 9RLFH
HQWULHV
.
X Select 5HDGRXWDOOHQWULHV, 'HOHWH DOO
HQWULHV
or 'LDORJXHIRUVDYLQJ.
'HOHWHDOOHQWULHV
•
If 'HOHWHDOOHQWULHV is selected, a prompt
will appear asking you to confirm
whether or not all voice entries should
actually be deleted.
Select
<HV to delete the voice entries or
1R to continue without deletion.
•
'LDORJXHIRUVDYLQJ
If the function is active, when a station
is stored, an automatic dialogue will
appear for assigning a voice entry.
Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off
().
Radio mode

Reception optimisation

You can select one of three settings to suppress reception-related interference.
Note:
This setting is irrelevant for the wave­band medium wave and short wave.
X In the Radio main menu, select 5HFHS
WLRQRSWLPLVDWLRQ
.
3012
X Select $XWRPDWLF, $OZD\VVWHUHR or $OZD\V
PRQR
(on = ).
• 5HDGRXWDOOHQWULHV Select 5HDGRXWDOOHQWULHV to listen to all voice entries associated with radio sta­tions.
Note:
Only one of the entries in the list can be active ( ).
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• $XWRPDWLF Setting for normal operation, i.e. depending on reception, the unit switches back and forth from stereo to mono (offers the optimum setting for almost all reception areas).
•
$OZD\VVWHUHR
Setting for exceptional reception con­ditions - i.e. the unit is constantly set to stereo.
•
$OZD\VPRQR
Setting for reception situations in which reflections constantly occur; i.e. the unit is constantly set to mono.

Bandwidth control

Bandwidth control can be used to im­prove station reception in difficult recep­tion areas (station A has a neighbouring station B in its immediate vicinity).
X In the Radio main menu, select the
$GDSWLYHEDQGZLGWKFRQWURO entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().

Traffic programme

If an RDS station broadcasts traffic announcements, it is possible to inter­rupt audio mode (CD, MP3, etc.) or AM mode and switch to the broadcast traffic announcement. Moreover, you can lis­ten to one FM station while receiving traffic announcements transmitted by another FM station.
X In the Radio main menu, select 7UDIILF
LQIR
.
3013
The TP menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following options:
7UDIILFLQIR, 9ROXPH, 6WDWLRQDXWRPDWLF or
the TP stations displayed.
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Radio mode

Switching a traffic programme on/off

X In the TP menu, select the 7UDIILFLQIR
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
X or X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
X Select the 73 entry. X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
If the TP function is active ( ), the symbol appears in the status display to indicate this.

Selecting a TP station

You can specify whether or not you wish to listen to the traffic news on a specific station.
Automatic
X In the TP menu, select the 6WDWLRQDXWR
PDWLF
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Note:
When you activate the function, the Mexico will select the station you are currently listening to as the TP station. If this station does not transmit traffic programmes or reception is poor, another station will be selected from the station list.
Manual TP station selection
X In the TP menu, select the station on
which you wish to listen to traffic news.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to activate the station as the TP station ().
or
X Press . X In the Fast Access menu which
appears, select the required TP station.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the 6HWDV73VWDWLRQ entry.
Note:
If the TP station can no longer be received, the Mexico will activate auto­matic TP station selection. This will remain active until the selected TP station becomes available again.
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3014

TP volume

You can use this function to control the increase in volume for traffic announce­ments.
X In the TP menu, select the 9ROXPH
entry.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required value.
Notes:
• A setting of “0” indicates no increase in volume.
• A setting of “10” indicates a signifi­cant increase in volume.
Cancelling traffic announcements
You can cancel the reception of traffic announcements.
The following display appears during a traffic announcement.
3015
X Press the rotary control/push button
.
or
X Press .
Traffic announcements are cancelled.

AM mode

AM mode combines the two wavebands
$0 and 6KRUWZDYH.
Possible settings for AM stations
A number of possible settings may be made for selecting stations in AM mode:
• Tuning via scan search. See “Scan search” on page 73.
• Scan function. See “Scan function” on page 73.
• Via the station memory. See “Station memory” on page 74.
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3016
Scan search
X In the status display, press or
.
or
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
.
Press to search for the next station in ascending frequency order. Press to search for the next station in descending frequency order.
Scan function
All stations which can be received are scanned briefly to enable you to select the one you require.
X In the status display, press and hold
down or .
or
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6FDQ entry. X Press the rotary control/push button
to activate the function ( ). The stations which can be received are scanned briefly in descending/ascending frequency order.
Note:
If the station memory is active and an AM station is selected, then only stations which have not yet been stored are played when using the scan function.
Aborting the scan function
X In the status display, press or
.
or
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
.
or
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6FDQ entry. X Press the rotary control/push button
to deactivate the function ( ). The station currently being scanned is set permanently and the scan function is aborted.
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Radio mode

Station memory

Up to 20 FM, medium wave and short wave stations can be stored in the station memory.

Calling up the station memory

X In the Radio main menu, select :DYH
EDQG
.
X In the Waveband menu, select the 6WD
WLRQPHPRU\
The stations stored so far are displayed in the fast access station memory.
entry.

Storing stations

You can store the current station if you are already in the station memory or if a different waveband has been selected.
Notes:
• If all 20 station presets are occupied and a new station is added, you will be notified by a message that a station (the 20th station) will be overwritten.
• If a voice entry has been assigned to a station, this is indicated by the sym­bol in front of the name of the station.
• A station can only be stored once in the memory.
Different waveband set
X In the Fast Access menu (not for AM
waveband), select the station to be stored.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3017
X Select the 6DYHVWDWLRQ entry.
or
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 6DYH entry.
3018
In both cases, the station memory will be displayed. The station to be stored appears as the first entry in the list and is identified by an arrow.
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X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required memory position.
X Confirm the memory position by press-
ing the rotary control/push button .
Depending on the setting in “Voice entries” on page 69, the procedure for saving a voice entry for the station stored will now start.
The station is now stored in the station memory.
Station already in memory
The station to be stored is already set and you are in station memory fast access mode.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the position in the memory list in which the station to be stored is to be stored.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3019
X Select the 6DYH FXUUHQW VWDWLRQ KHUH
entry.
The station is now stored in the station memory.
Depending on the setting in “Voice entries” on page 69, the procedure for saving a voice entry for the station stored will now start.

Moving stations

You can move the position of a station stored in the station memory.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the memory to be moved.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3020
X Select the 0RYHVWDWLRQ entry.
The station to be moved is marked with an arrow.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required memory position.
X Confirm the memory position by press-
ing the rotary control/push button .
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3021

Deleting stations

You can delete a station stored in the station memory.
Fast access mode
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the station to be deleted.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the 'HOHWHVWDWLRQ entry.
The selected station is deleted.
Note:
If a voice entry has been assigned to the deleted station, it will also be deleted.
Status display
X In the status display, press the rotary
control/push button .
The Options menu appears.
X Select the 'HOHWH entry.
The station is deleted from the station memory.

Naming stations

You can assign a user-defined name of up to 8 characters in length to a stored station.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the station to be named.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3022
X Select the 1DPHVWDWLRQ entry.
3023
X Select the letters in the required name
one after the other and confirm the name entered.
Note:
Please also refer to the description in “Data entry menus” on page 13.
The station named now appears in the station memory (also in other wave­bands) with the name entered.
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3024

Creating/Deleting voice entries

You can create a voice entry/delete an existing voice entry for a station stored in the station memory.
Create
Note:
If a voice entry has already been assigned to this station ( symbol) and you wish to change it, you must first delete it before assigning a new entry.
X In fast access mode, turn the rotary
control/push button to select the station for which you wish to create a voice entry.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
X Select the &UHDWHYRLFHHQWU\ entry.
The procedure for saving a voice entry is launched.
Deleting
X In fast access mode, turn the rotary
control/push button to select the station for which you wish to delete a voice entry.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3025
X Select the 'HOHWHYRLFHHQWU\ entry.
A prompt appears for you to confirm if the voice entry should really be deleted.
X Select <HV to delete the voice entry or
1R to continue without deletion.

Reading out voice entries

You can listen to the voice entry for a station stored in the station memory.
X In fast access mode, turn the rotary
control/push button to select the station for which you wish to listen to a voice entry.
X Press the rotary control/push button
until a menu appears.
3026
X Select the 5HDGRXWYRLFHHQWU\ entry.
The voice entry is read out.
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Media mode

Media mode
Media mode includes all sources on the Mexico which can be used to play back audio or MP3 media.

Activating media mode

X Press .
The last source active in media mode is activated if possible.
or
X Insert a memory card (micro-drive/CF
card or SD/MMC card) with audio or MP3 tracks into the media slot.
In both cases, the media fast access func­tion will appear briefly on the display. The display will then switch to the status display.

Media fast access functions

The media fast access function displays a list of available CDs, memory cards and directories for selection. The following description assumes that you are in the status display.
X Press .
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required medium/ source and press the rotary control/ push button .
Notes:
• In fast access mode, the individual CDs, memory cards, sources and directories available are identified by the following symbols:
indicates memory cards.
indicates a CD in the CD changer.
indicates AUX source.
stands for playlists.
indicates directories.
The Mexico will start to play the tracks on the micro-drive/memory card inserted.
78
4001
The media fast access function appears. If a track is currently being played, the directory or the CD is displayed in the fast access function directly. To access the top level of the fast access function you may then need to operate the button repeatedly.
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4002
Notes:
• Press and hold down to display the full names (if available) of the individual entries in fast access mode. For a directory, the number of tracks and total playback time are also dis­played.
• Once the last track on a CD/in a direc­tory has been played, if possible, the next track played by the Mexico will be the first track in the next directory/ on the next CD. If no other tracks are available, the first track in the current directory/on the current CD is played.
The required CD, micro-drive/memory card, source or directory is called and, if available, the name of the track on the CD or in the directory is displayed.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required track and press the rotary control/push button .
The selected track is played.
Notes:
Press and hold to display the full names (if available) of the track entries in fast access mode. The track number and the length of the track will also be displayed. Information on the medium on which the current track is stored will also be shown. The total number of tracks on the CD/ directory and the total playing time will also be displayed. The track lengths of tracks which have not yet been played back are estimated on the basis of a bit rate of 128 kbit/s.

Media status display

The media status display is the “standard display” for audio mode. All relevant data for audio mode appears in the status display. This includes the following information:
• Type of medium (CD changer and micro-drive/memory card)
• Type of track (audio or MP3)
• Status of scan function, track mix, etc.
• Next and previous track
• Playback time
4003
The example shows the status display for MP3 media on a memory card.
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Track jump/Track skip
X Press to select the next track or
to select the previous track.
or
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the required track.
Notes:
• You can also select tracks in fast access mode. See “Media fast access functions” on page 78.
• If the current track has only been playing for approximately 8 seconds when track jump is selected, the unit will jump immediately to the previ­ous track. If the current track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds, the unit jumps to the beginning of the current track.
• If track skip reaches the first or the last track in a directory or on a CD, the unit skips to the first or the last track in the current directory or on the CD.
Fast forward/rewind
You can start audible fast forward/rewind.
Notes:
Forward/ reverse is not audible for MP3 tracks.
Forward
X Press until you reach the re-
quired point.
X Release .
Playback will continue at normal speed.
Rewind
X Press until you reach the re-
quired point.
X Release .
Playback will continue at normal speed.

Play mode

Play mode includes functions such as track mix (random play function), the scan function and the repeat function.
Calling up the Play Mode menu
X In the media status display, press the
rotary control/push button .
4004
The Options menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select control/push button .
3OD\PRGH and press the rotary
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4005
The Play Mode menu appears. Turn the rotary control/push button to select one of the following options:
QRUPDORUGHU, 7UDFNPL[, 6FDQ, 5HSHDWWUDFN,
if an a memory card with several direc­tories is the active source then also
WRU\PL[
,
'LUHF
if the currently active source is the CD changer:
&'PL[ or 5HSHDW&'
Press the rotary control/push button to switch the individual functions on ( ) or off ( ).
Notes:
• Only one of the functions can be switched on ( ).
• Select
QRUPDORUGHU to delete any other
function which might have been acti­vated and play back the tracks in the normal sequence.
Track mix (random play function)
Activate the function to play back all tracks in the current directory/on the cur­rent CD in random sequence.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
7UDFNPL[ entry in the Play
Mode menu.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Notes:
Press or to play the next random track. If the current track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds when is pressed, the unit jumps to the beginning of the current track.
Scan
If the function is activated, all tracks in the current directory or on the current CD are played back for approx. 8 seconds.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
6FDQ entry in the Play
Mode menu.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Notes:
The function is also aborted by pressing
or . The track currently
playing back then continues.
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Repeat track
Activate the function to repeat the cur­rent track continuously.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
5HSHDW WUDFN entry in the
Play Mode menu.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Notes:
Press or to play the next track and deactivate the function. If the track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds when is pressed, the unit jumps to the beginning of the track. The function then remains activated.
CD mix
Notes:
The function is only available if the CD changer is the active source.
Activate the function to play all tracks on the various CDs one after the other in random sequence.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
5HSHDW&' entry in the Play
Mode menu.
X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off ().
Notes:
Press or to play the next random track. If the current track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds when is pressed, the unit jumps to the beginning of the current track.
Repeat CD
Notes:
The function is only available if the CD changer is the active source.
Activate the function to repeat the cur­rent CD continuously.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
5HSHDW&' entry in the Play
Mode menu. Press the rotary control/push button to switch the function on ( ) or off ( ).
Directory mix
Notes:
Function is only available if a memory card with directories is the current audio source.
Activate the function to play all tracks on the various directories one after the other in random sequence.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select the
'LUHFWRU\PL[ entry in
the Play Mode menu.
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X Press the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or
off ( ).
Notes:
Press or to play the next random track. If the current track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds when is pressed, the unit jumps to the beginning of the current track.
Repeating a directory
Notes:
Function is only available if a memory card with directories is the current au­dio source.
Activate the function to repeat the cur­rent directory continuously.
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
to select the
5HSHDWGLUHFWRU\ entry
in the Play Mode menu.
X Press the rotary control/ push button
to switch the function on ( )
or off ( ).
Calling up the Media main menu
You can make settings for media mode in the Media main menu. The following description assumes that you are in the status display.
X Press twice in succession.
or
X Press .
You are now in media fast access mode.
X Select the 0HGLDPHQX entry.
4006
The Media main menu appears.
Switching detailed track display on/off
If detailed track display is activated, a previously abbreviated track name/ID3 tag is displayed in full, if possible.
X In the Media main menu, select the
'HWDLOHGWUDFNGLVSOD\ entry.
4007
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to switch the function on ( ) or off
().
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MP3 mode

General notes on MP3

The music that can be played when your unit is in MP3 mode is generally copy­right-protected under applicable interna­tional and national laws. In several countries, the reproduction of copy­righted material is not permitted, even if only for personal use, without the express prior consent of the copyright holder. Please check the current copy­right laws for your country and comply with them. These restrictions naturally do not apply to your own compositions and recordings, or for recordings for which authorisation has been obtained from the copyright holder.

Creating an MP3 storage medium

•
A maximum of 63 folders, each of which can contain up to 254 tracks, can be stored on a storage medium. ever, a maximum of 1000 tracks for SD/MMC card and 2000 tracks per CF-card/micro-drive are supported. a folder contains more than 254 tracks, a second folder will be created automat­ically which can also contain up to 254 tracks. Only folder or track names with 254 characters or fewer can be displayed.
• Only MP3 tracks can be played if the storage medium has been formatted using the FAT 32 file system.
• If the artist’s name and track title are to be displayed, an ID3 tag must be added to the MP3 file. This unit sup­ports versions ID3v1 and ID3v2.
How-
If
• The display of artist’s name and track title is restricted to a total maximum length of 63 characters.
The MP3 formats MPEG1 and MPEG2
• Layer3 are supported by the unit. Fixed and variable bit rates of 8 - 320 kbps and scan rates of 16-48 kHz are supported (for files with variable bit rate only with Xing header). We rec­ommend the use of the Fraunhofer MP3 Encoder when creating MP3 files.
• We recommend a bit rate of at least 160 kbps for compressing MP3 files. It should be noted that with MP3 files having a variable bit rate, the display of the elapsed playing time may deviate from real time.
• In the case of a mixed-mode medium (partly conventional audio tracks and partly data), only the audio tracks are played back. The data part is not played back, even if MP3 tracks are included.
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For further information about creating MP3 files and ID3 tags, please consult your dealer or check on the Internet.
Note:
Due to the abundance of different kinds of software and their associated settings we cannot guarantee the playback qual­ity of MP3 data from micro-drive/stor­age cards.

MP3 memory cards/ Micro-drive mode

Note:
• Micro-drives with a capacity of up to 4 GB can be used.
• Type 1 and type 2 CF cards can be used as memory cards. Memory cards up to a capacity of 4 GB can be used.
• SD/MMC cards with a capacity of up to 4 GB can be used.
• The SD/IO format is not supported by the slot for the SD card.
• Please note that the storage medium was formatted with the FAT 32 file system.
Inserting micro-drive/CF memory card
The slot for inserting the micro-drive/CF memory card is located in the media slot.
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Place the micro-drive/CF memory
card into the visible slot on the right­hand side.
Notes:
The CF memory card/micro-drive can only be inserted in one direction. The reverse of the CF memory card/micro­drive points downwards.
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X Push the CF memory card/micro-drive
carefully into the slot.
The CF memory card/micro-drive must then be firmly anchored in the slot.
X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15.
or
X Wait until the media slot closes
automatically.
The micro-drive/CF memory card is now ready for operation and, if MP3 tracks are located on the micro-drive/CF memory card, the first track in the first directory is played automatically. If the content of the micro-drive/CF memory card has not been changed since it was last inserted, playback begins with the last track played.
Removing micro-drive/CF memory card
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Pull the CF memory card/micro-drive
out of the slot.
X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15.
or
X Wait until the media slot closes
automatically.
Inserting SD/MMC memory card
The slot for inserting the SD/MMC memory card is located in the media slot.
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Insert the SD/MMC card into the top
slot on the left-hand side. The contacts of the SD/MMC memory card must then be at the bottom and the slanted corner of the card must be on the right.
X Push the SD/MMC memory card
carefully into the slot. The SD/MMC memory card locks noticeably into place.
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X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15.
or
X Wait until the media slot closes
automatically.
The SD/MMC memory card is now ready for operation and, if there are MP3 tracks on the SD/MMC memory card, the first track in the first directory is played automatically. If the content of the SD/MMC memory card has not changed since it was last inserted, playback begins with the last track played.
Removing SD/MMC memory card
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Gently press against the SD/MMC
memory card inserted in the top slot
on the left. The SD/MMC memory card is released and ejected a little way.
X Pull the SD/MMC memory card out of
the slot.
X
Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15. or
X Wait until the media slot closes auto-
matically.

Playback sequence for MP3 storage media

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Here is an example of a folder structure on an MP3 storage medium. The filled grey rectangles represent fold­ers/directories. The empty rectangles symbolise MP3 tracks.
The playback sequence is indicated by the numbers in brackets starting with (1). In other words, the tracks played first are those that are directly on the storage me­dium and not in a subdirectory.
The letters in brackets starting with (a) represent the sequence in which the vari­ous folders/directories can be seen in the media fast access mode.

Playlists

Due to the number of MP3 files that can be saved on a memory card/micro-drive, this storage medium quickly becomes confusing. You can make it less confusing using playlists.
In a playlist, you can combine, for exam­ple, all the desired songs in a category (e.g. rock). This playlist can then be stored on the memory card/micro-drive together with the MP3 files that are stored in folders. The unit recognises this playlist (several possible) on reading the memory card/ micro-drive and can then play the MP3 tracks in the order specified by the play­list.
Creating playlists
We used the WINAMP freeware in our trials for creating playlists. However, other programs may also be used to cre­ate playlists. The playlist formats M3U and PLS are supported by the unit. For further information about creating playlists, please check on the Internet.
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Audio playback via an optional Apple™ iPod
Notes:
• The iPod™, the iPod mini™ and the iPod photo™ are portable MP3 play­ers from Apple, with a hard disk as a storage medium.
• Apple, the Apple logo and iPod are Apple Computer, Inc. trademarks, registered in the USA and in other countries.
Instead of a CD player you can connect an Apple iPod MP3 player to the Mexico and operate it via the Mexico. The following Apple iPod series devices are supported:
• iPod 3rd generation
• iPod 4th generation
• iPod mini
• iPod photo
To connect an iPod™ to the Mexico you will need the remote kit iPod™, which is available as an optional extra. The remote kit iPod™ comes with con­nection and operating instructions. More information can be found under www.becker.de.
Note:
If the connecting cable is attached to the Mexico, it is not possible to attach a CD changer or a steering wheel remote con­trol adapter.

CD changer mode

Operational readiness of CD changer
If a CD changer is connected to the Mex­ico, it will be ready for operation as soon as the CD magazine, loaded with CDs, is inserted. Close the sliding cover after loading. All further operation is per­formed from the Mexico control panel.
Loading/Ejecting the CD magazine
To eject the CD magazine, open the slid­ing cover on the changer and press the eject button. The magazine is ejected and can be removed. When inserting CDs into the magazine, please note the instructions printed on the magazine.
Attention:
Incorrectly inserted CDs will not be played.
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Correct
Incorrect
Incorrect
Correct
Note:
To allow for the fastest possible change of CDs, the magazine should be loaded successively, beginning with compart­ment 1.

Notes on compact discs (CD)

Sound interruptions may occur if the CD is soiled. In order to ensure the highest tone quality, please note the following:
• Always touch the CD at the edges only. Keep the disc clean and never touch the surface.
• Never stick anything on the CD.
• Protect the CDs against direct sunlight and from heat sources such as heaters etc.
• Before playing the CD, it should be cleaned with a special, commercially available cleaning cloth, wiping from the centre outwards. Solvents such as benzene, thinners or other commer­cially available cleaners and anti­static sprays must not be used.

External units/AUX mode

You can call up units connected exter­nally to the Mexico as described in “Media fast access functions” on page 78. However, AUX mode must be activated as described in “External device” on page 183.
The external unit cannot be operated. You can only make volume and noise settings for this source.
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Telephone mode

Below, you will find information on op­erating the built-in phone or operating a mobile phone with Bluetooth® wire­less technology, connected to the Mexi­co.
You can only use either the internal phone or a connected mobile phone equipped with
Bluetooth
® wireless technology. However, using the internal telephone module you can access, via SIM-Access, the SIM card of a connected mobile phone equipped with
Bluetooth
® wireless tech-
nology.
As the operation is not necessarily the same for the three options, a distinction is made at the appropriate points:
• For functions and settings that are
only available with a mobile phone connected, this is indicated by “mo- bile phone only”.
• For functions and settings that are only available with a built-in phone, this is indicated by “internal phone only”.
• For functions that are only available for a connection via SIM-Access, this is indicated by “SIM-Access only”.
Telephone mode
Notes:
(mobile phone only)
• The Mexico can operate a mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth® wireless technology. We support the Bluetooth® wireless technology pro­file HFP1.0. Mobile phones without Bluetooth® wireless technology can­not be operated.
• It is possible that some of the func­tions described are not available with some mobile phones equipped with Bluetooth® wireless technology. Further information is available on the website www.becker.de.
• If your mobile phone is connected to the Mexico or the internal phone is active and the Mexico is switched off (ignition still on or ignition key in ra­dio position), the Mexico is switched on by an incoming call.
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G
G
Warning Injury hazard
Please ensure that you keep the mobile phone in an appropriate, safe holder. Only then can injuries be prevented in the event of an accident or due to sud­den braking.

Inserting SIM card

(internal phone only)
Note:
The Mexico does not support SIM cards with the older 5-volt technology.
The slot for inserting the SIM card is located in the media slot.
X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Insert the SIM card into the bottom
slot on the left-hand side. The contacts of the SIM card must be at the top and the slanted corner of the card must be on the right.
X Push the SIM card carefully into the
slot. The SIM card locks noticeably into place.
X
Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15. or
X Wait until the media slot closes
automatically.

Removing SIM card

X Open the media slot as described in
“Opening media slot” on page 15.
X Gently press against the SIM card
inserted in the bottom slot on the left. The SIM card is released and ejected a little way.
X Pull the SIM card out of the slot. X Close the media slot as described in
“Closing media slot” on page 15. or
X Wait until the media slot closes auto-
matically.
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Entering PIN

(internal phone and SIM-Access only) The PIN must be entered in order to ac­tivate the internal phone. The PIN re­quest can be switched off as described in “PIN Settings” on page 105. In this case, it is only necessary to enter a PIN when a new SIM card is first inserted.
X Press .
X Enter the PIN. X Select the symbol to confirm. X The telephone fast access function ap-
pears.
Note:
If the inserted SIM card is blocked, you will be prompted to enter the PUK number to unblock the SIM card

Calling up the telephone

Note:
To call up the telephone mode directly, it is essential that the internal telephone is active or there is a mobile phone with Bluetooth® wireless technology con­nected via Bluetooth.
X Press .
5051
Telephone mode is activated. The telephone mode fast access func­tions are displayed.
Note:
The fast-access functions for a mobile phone connected via a hands-free sys­tem appear thus:
5052
In fast access mode the last 20 numbers or names which have been dialled, an­swered or rejected will be displayed in chronological order. Further information on fast access can be found in “Telephone fast access func­tions” on page 115.
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Calling up the Telephone main menu

In the Telephone main menu, you can en­ter/ select telephone numbers, call up the call lists, call the emergency services, call up the telephone settings and switch off the phone.
Note:
To call up the telephone mode directly, it is essential that the internal telephone is active or there is a mobile phone with Bluetooth® wireless technology con­nected via Bluetooth.
X Press twice in succession.
or
X Press .
The Fast Access menu appears.
X Select the 7HOHIRQ or 7HOHSKRQHPHQX en-
try (mobile phone only).
5053
The Telephone main menu appears.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following op-
tions:
'LDOQXPEHU, &DOOIURPDGGUHVVERRN, &DOOOLVWV, (PHUJHQF\FDOO, 6HWWLQJ or 6ZLWFK RII WHOHSKRQH (internal phone
and SIM-Access only).
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
The desired function is called up.
•
'LDOQXPEHU
Accesses the input menu for a tele­phone number. See “Dialling number” on page 95.
&DOOIURPDGGUHVVERRN
•
You can select a telephone number
from the address book. See “Dialling a
number from the address book” on
page 96.
•
&DOOOLVWV
You can obtain a display of the call
lists for missed calls, answered calls
and numbers dialled. See “Call lists”
on page 97.
•
(PHUJHQF\FDOO
You can establish a connection to the
“112” emergency number. See “Emer-
gency call” on page 98.
•
6HWWLQJ
You can set the functions “Call di-
vert”, “Call settings”, “Select net-
work”, “Ring tone”, “PIN settings”
and activate/ deactivate the “Dialogue
with call” functions.
See “Settings” on page 99.
•
6ZLWFKRIIWHOHSKRQH
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
You can switch off the internal phone.
See “Switching the telephone off” on
page 107.
)
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Dialling number

Use this function to enter a telephone number and to call this number.
X In the Telephone main menu, select
the entry
The input menu for the telephone number appears.
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
push button to select the digits in the desired telephone number, one after the other.
Note
Select the symbol to delete the last character in the entry. Please also refer to the description in “Data entry menus” on page 13.
'LDOQXPEHU.
and then press the rotary control/
Establishing a connection:
X In the input menu, select the 'LDO entry.
or
X Press the rotary control/ push button
and hold for at least 2 seconds.
The Mexico indicates that a connection is being established by displaying the following message.
5055
Press the rotary control/ push button to abort the call.
If the person called answers the tele­phone the Mexico switches to the status display for active telephone calls.
Number is busy
If the number called is busy, the follow­ing message is displayed (internal phone and SIM-Access only) and the busy tone sounds:
5056
X Press the rotary control/ push button
.
If you have activated the automatic redi­al function as described in “Call set­tings” on page 102, the following mes­sage is displayed:
5057
You can then switch off the redial func­tion for this call by selecting
HUKROXQJ
.
NHLQH:LHG
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Note:
Some mobile phones (mobile phone only) are so quick to terminate the con-
nection at the busy tone that you will not hear it. The menu from which the call was started is then displayed again immediately.
Dialling a number from the ad­dress book
Use this function to select a telephone number in an address book entry and to call this number.
X In the Telephone main menu, select
the entry
&DOOIURPDGGUHVVERRN.
5058
The address book entries which have a telephone number are displayed.
Note:
If there are more than 10 entries in the address book, for which one or more telephone numbers are stored, the data input menu for locating the required name appears.
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
and then press the rotary control/
push button to select the desired entry.
If several telephone numbers have been saved in the address book entry the fol­lowing appears on the display.
5059
Note:
Up to three telephone numbers are dis­played and marked with different sym­bols:
stands for mobile phone number. stands for business number. stands for private number.
X Turn the rotary control/ push button
and then press the rotary control/ push button to select the desired number.
The connection will be established.
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5055
The Mexico indicates that a connection is being established by displaying the following message.
Press the rotary control/ push button to abort the call.
If the person called answers the tele­phone the Mexico switches to the status display for active telephone calls.
If the number called is busy, the same operation options exist as described in “Number is busy” on page 95.

Call lists

You can obtain a display of the call lists for missed calls, answered calls and numbers dialled.
Notes:
• If you have connected a mobile phone with Bluetooth® wireless technology to the Mexico, the call lists only ever apply to the time during which the mobile phone was connected to the Mexico. The entries in the call lists of the Mexico are not synchronised with the call lists in the mobile phone.
• It is only possible to display the name of a caller if the caller is listed in the address book of the Mexico.
• The lists are limited to a maximum of 20 entries.
• If a number is not known it will ap­pear in the list as
8QNQRZQ.
X In the Telephone main menu, select
the entry
&DOOOLVWV
5060
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following op-
tions:
0LVVHGFDOOV, 'LDOOHGQXPEHUV or $FFHSWHGFDOOV.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
The desired list is called up.
•
0LVVHGFDOOV
In this list you will find calls which you missed or which you rejected.
•
'LDOOHGQXPEHUV
In this list you will find calls which you made yourself.
• $FFHSWHGFDOOV In this list you will find calls which you answered.
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In the right-hand section of the display you can see the time of the entry for the various entries in the list. The date will be displayed if the entries are older.
Calling a number from the list
X Select the list entry you wish to call. X Press the rotary control/ push button
. A connection will be established to the desired number.
Retrieving information about the entry
X Select the list entry on which you wish
to receive more information.
X Press and hold until the infor-
mation appears.
X Press to return to the list.
Deleting a call list
You can delete the entire call list.
X Select 'HOHWHOLVW in the call list to be de-
leted.
5013
X Select <HV (delete) or 1R (do not de-
lete). If you select leted.
<HV, the call list will be de-

Emergency call

This function makes it possible to estab­lish a connection to the emergency serv­ices number “112”.
Note:
In order to trigger an emergency call cor­rectly, the telephone mode must be acti­vated and the reception must be ade­quate. Harman/ Becker cannot generally be held liable for the emergency call func­tion.
X In the Telephone main menu, select
the entry
(PHUJHQF\FDOO
5014
X Select <HV (start emergency call) or 1R
(do not start emergency call). If you select be triggered.
<HV, the emergency call will
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5062
Following initiation of the emergency call, the following information is dis­played in the status bar.
After the emergency call has been made, you can end the call as described in “Ending a call” on page 109.
Note:
With the internal phone, even if the PIN has not been entered or a SIM card is not inserted it is still possible to make an emergency call. However, reception must also be ade­quate.
X Press . X In the following menu, select the
(PHUJHQF\FDOOentry.

Settings

In the settings you can set the “Call di­vert”, “Call settings”, “Select network”, “Ring tone”, “PIN settings” and acti­vate/ deactivate the “Dialogue with call” functions.
X In the Telephone main menu, select
the entry
6HWWLQJ
5063
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following op-
tions:
&DOOGLYHUVLRQ, &DOOVHWWLQJV, 6HOHFWQHWZRUN, 5LQJWRQH, 3,1VHWWLQJV, $XWRFDOODQVZHULQJ or 'LDORJXHIRUFDOOV.
X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
The desired function is called up.
•
&DOOGLYHUVLRQ
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
With this function you can divert calls to
your mailbox or to another telephone
number depending on the settings.
•
&DOOVHWWLQJV
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
Here you can activate or deactivate the
“Call waiting”, “Automatic redial”, “Au-
tomatic call answering” and “Transmis-
sion of own number” functions.
•
6HOHFWQHWZRUN
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
With this function you can specify the
provider/telephone network you want to
use for phone calls.
)
)
)
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•
5LQJWRQH
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
With this function you can choose be­tween various ring tones to signal a call.
•
3,1VHWWLQJV
(
internal phone and SIM-Access only
With this function you can change or specify the settings for the PIN of the SIM card so that a PIN does not need to be entered when the phone is activated.
•
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With this function you can set whether incoming calls are to be answered auto­matically.
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Call divert
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(internal phone and SIM-Access only) With this function you can divert calls to your mailbox or to another telephone number depending on the settings.
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Note:
Call divert is a function that is provider dependent. Not all of the settings and specifications described here may be available in some cases. Please ensure also that the call divert is stored in the network, not in the Mexi­co. In other words, after changing the SIM card, for example, the call divert of the new SIM card will apply and may thus have to be reset.
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The last known status of the call divert function is indicated in front of the indi­vidual call diversions. A question mark indicates that the SIM card has been changed.
X Turn the rotary control/push button
to select one of the following op-
tions:
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X Confirm your selection by pressing
the rotary control/ push button .
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The Call Divert menu appears.
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