Freightliner audio 10 Operating instruction

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As at 22.02.2013

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First of all, familiarize yourself with your Audio 10. Read this manual, particularly the safety and warning notices, before you drive off. This will help you to obtain the maximum pleasure from your Audio 10 and avoid endangering yourself and others.

The equipment and functions of your Audio 10 may differ depending on:

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order

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technology

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Index ....................................................... 4

Introduction ........................................... 7

At a glance ............................................. 9

Radio .................................................... 17

SD memory card and USB device ...... 23

Bluetooth®........................................... 29

AUX function ....................................... 43

Technical data ..................................... 47

Contents

Authorizing

Mobile phone................................... 31

AUX function

Connecting a device ........................ 44

Increasing the volume ......................44

Selecting .......................................... 44

Basic functions .................................... 13

Bluetooth

Activating/deactivating ................... 30

Conditions ....................................... 30

Connecting another mobile phone ... 33 De-authorizing (de-registering) a

device .............................................. 40

Displaying details ............................. 33

Operating using the multifunction

steering wheel ................................. 41

Pairing a mobile phone .................... 31

Playing an MP3 ................................ 41

Bluetooth®Audio

Connecting an audio device ............. 38

Increasing the volume ......................41

Pairing an audio device .................... 38

Pairing an audio device (external) .... 39

Bluetooth®audio device

Reconnecting ................................... 40

Call

Accepting ......................................... 34

Connecting ...................................... 34

Ending .............................................. 34

Rejecting .......................................... 34

Calling .................................................. 34

Using Bluetooth®............................. 34

Call lists ................................................ 37

Call waiting

Accepting ......................................... 36

Changing folders ................................. 25

Cleaning ................................................. 8

Correct use ............................................ 7

Declaration of conformity .....................7

Display

Adjusting the brightness .................. 14

On-board computer ......................... 13

Overview .......................................... 11

Switching on/off .............................. 14

Equipment .............................................. 8

External devices .................................. 44

Factory settings .................................. 15

Frequencies

Adjusting for radio stations .............. 18

Hands-free system

Switching on/off .............................. 36

Interrupting a traffic report ................ 20

Language

Setting ............................................. 15

Media Interface

Supported file formats ..................... 48

Metadata

Displaying ........................................ 26

Mobile phone

Authorizing ....................................... 31

Disconnecting .................................. 33

Pairing ............................................. 31

Pairing (external) .............................. 32

Selecting .......................................... 33

Mobile telephone

see Mobile phone ............................ 30

MP3

Changing folders .............................. 25

Selecting a track .............................. 25

Index

Multifunction steering wheel

Operating the radio .......................... 20

Overview .......................................... 13

Using the telephone ......................... 37

Mute function ...................................... 14

On-board computer

Overview .......................................... 13

Operating the radio

Using the multifunction steering

wheel ............................................... 20

Operator's Manual

General notes .................................... 7

Overview of controls ........................... 10

Pairing ............................................ 31, 38

Phone book

Calling an entry ................................ 35

Downloading (from mobile phone)... 37

Playback options ................................. 26

Qualified specialist workshop .............. 7

Radio

Calling up stored stations ................ 19

Entering a frequency ........................ 18

Searching for a station ..................... 18

Setting a station.............................. 18

Setting stations manually ................ 18

Sound settings (balance, bass,

fader, treble).................................... 15

Storing stations ............................... 18

Storing stations automatically ......... 18

Storing stations manually ................ 18

Switching wavebands ...................... 19

Traffic program ................................ 20

Redial .................................................... 35

Reset .................................................... 15

Resetting

Factory settings ............................... 15

SD function

Displaying metadata ........................ 26

Displaying track information ............ 26

Inserting a memory card .................. 24

Selecting .......................................... 24

Selecting playback options .............. 26

Switching folders ............................. 25

SD memory card

Ejecting ............................................ 24

Inserting .......................................... 24

Setting

Stations ........................................... 18

Volume ............................................ 14

Volume boost for traffic

announcements ............................... 20

Settings

Adjusting the display ....................... 14

Language ......................................... 15

Sound settings ................................. 15

Specialist workshop .............................. 7

Stations

Calling up .........................................19

Saving manually ............................... 18

Selecting .......................................... 18

Setting manually .............................. 18

Storing ............................................. 18

Storing automatically ....................... 18

Station search ..................................... 18

Switching on/off ................................. 13

Switching wavebands (radio) ............. 19

Telephone

Accepting/ending a call ................... 34

Making a call ....................................34

Redialing .......................................... 35

Rejecting/ending a call ................... 34

Rejecting or accepting a waiting

call ................................................... 36

Selecting .......................................... 30

Index

Setting the reception and

transmission volume ........................ 36

Switching hands-free system on/

off .................................................... 36

Track

Selecting .......................................... 25

Selecting by skipping to a track ....... 25

Selecting by track number ............... 25

Selecting from a track list................ 25

Track list .............................................. 25

Traffic announcements (TA)

Interrupting a traffic report .............. 20

Setting the volume ........................... 20

Traffic program (TA)

Activating/deactivating priority ....... 20

USB (Audio)

Connecting a device ........................ 24

Displaying metadata ........................ 26

Displaying track information ............ 26

File structure ................................... 48

Operating with the multifunction

steering wheel ................................. 27

Requirements .................................. 48

Selecting .......................................... 24

Selecting a track .............................. 25

Selecting playback options .............. 26

Switching folders ............................. 25

Volume

Setting ............................................. 14

Index

Operating safety

WARNING

If you operate information systems and communication equipment integrated in the vehicle while driving, you will be distracted from traffic conditions. You could also lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident.

Only operate the equipment when the traffic situation permits. If you are not sure that this is possible, park the vehicle paying attention to traffic conditions and operate the equipment when the vehicle is stationary.

In addition, observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.

Proper use

Audio 10 can be used to receive radio stations, to play back SD memory cards and other data carriers and to make calls via the

Bluetooth®function.

Observe the requirements in the technical data for data carriers and permissible formats.

General notes

Information on the Operating Instructions

This Supplement describes Audio 10 as was available at the time of this Supplement going to print. Countryspecific variations are possible.

Therefore, your Audio 10 equipment may differ from certain descriptions and illustrations. If you have any questions concerning the equipment and operation, consult any authorized Sprinter Dealer.

Qualified specialist workshops

A qualified specialist workshop has the necessary specialist knowledge, tools and qualifications to correctly carry out the work required on Audio 10.

An authorized Sprinter Dealer is a qualified specialist workshop.

Always have modifications to Audio 10 carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.

Declaration of conformity

Radio-based vehicle components

USA only: The wireless devices of this

vehicle comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. These devices may not cause interference, and

2. These devices must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Canada only: The wireless devices of this

vehicle comply with Industry Canada RSS-210 standard. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. These devices may not cause interference, and

2. These devices must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Introduction

Information on copyright

Registered trademarks

Bluetooth®technology is the standard for

short-range wireless data transmission of up to approximately 10 meters.

Bluetooth®is a registered trademark of Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) Inc.

An SD memory card is a digital storage medium.

SD memory cards carry the logo displayed above. This logo is a registered trademark of SanDisk Corporation.

Cleaning

To clean, use a slightly damp cloth. The cloth must be soft and lint-free. For stubborn dirt, you can use a mild cleaning agent. In particular, never clean the display with alcohol, acid or an abrasive cleaning agent.

Equipment

With Audio 10, the following functions are available:

radio reception in wavebands FM and AM (SW, MW, LW)

playback of files stored on SD memory cards

playback of files stored on USB devices

playback on external devices via the AUX jack

connection of a personal mobile phone via Bluetooth®to call using the hands-free

system

connection and playback of your personal audio equipment via Bluetooth®(if

supported by your audio device)

Introduction

Familiarizing yourself with your

product ................................................ 10

Basic functions .................................... 13

At a glance

Familiarizing yourself with your product

Audio 10 overview

Audio 10 overview diagram

Function Page

Makes sound settings 15

;

Selects radio 18

Switches wavebands 19

Makes system settings 14

Calls up audio source:

SD memory card 24

USB device 24

AUX function 44

BT Audio 38

Selects the telephone function 30

Display 11

Function Page

SD memory card slot 24

Stowage compartment

x to slm

Sets the frequency manually 18

Stores stations manually 18

Calls up stored stations 19

Selects a track 25

Telephone number entry 34

Searches for a phone book entry 35

Passkey entry 31

Deletes characters

Exits menu or jumps up one menu level higher

Familiarizing yourself with your product

At a glance

Function Page

Confirms the selection/ entry

9:=;

Navigates within the menus

Sets the volume 14

Switches on/off 13

Selects a station 18

Skips forward 25

Fast forward 25

Selects a station 18

Skips back 25

Rewinds

Function Page

Accepts a call 34

Makes a call 34

Redials 35

Accepts a waiting call 36

Ends a call 34

Rejects a call 34

Rejects a waiting call 36

Mutes audio source 14

Pauses SD memory card/ USB device/BT-audio

Display

Status bar

;

Display/selection window

Menu bar

The display shows the function currently selected with its current settings and associated menus. The following functions and menus are available:

Function Menu

Radio Radio

Presets

Info

Function Menu

Waveband

SD memory card SD

Music

Info

Media

USB USB

Music

Info

Media

AUX AUX

Volume

Media

BT Audio BT Audio

Familiarizing yourself with your product

At a glance

Function Menu

Playback/stop playback

Media

Telephone Telephone

Name

Calls list

System System

Display off

Entry routines

Buttons and their functions

Use the 9, :, =, ; and 9 buttons to navigate within the menus.

Button Operation

To exit the menu bar

To select the previous line in the menu

To jump to the menu bar

To select the next line in the menu

To jump to the left in the menu bar

To jump up one menu level higher

To lower the level in the menu

;

To jump to the right in the menu bar

To jump back to the main menu

To raise the level in the menu

To confirm the selection/ entry

Example: selecting MP3 tracks on an SD memory card

The following example shows, step by step, how to select and play MP3 tracks which have been saved on an SD memory card.

Initial situation: you are listening to the radio and the SD memory card is inserted in the slot.

To select the menu: repeatedly press the

Õ button until SDSD is shown in the display.

Press the : button to jump to the menu bar.

Press the = or ; button to select the

MusicMusic menu.

Press the 9 button to confirm. The Music menu opens. The previously played track is selected.

To select a folder: press the = button repeatedly until the menu level with the

desired folder has been reached. Audio 10 jumps one menu level each time the button is pressed.

Press the 9 or : button to select the desired folder.

Press the 9 button to confirm. The folder opens and the first music track is selected.

Familiarizing yourself with your product

At a glance

To select a track: press the : button to select a track.

Press the 9 button to confirm. The selected track is played.

Overview of the multifunction steering wheel

The operation of certain functions is described in the sections on basic functions, radio, SD memory card, USB

device and Bluetooth®.

Button

Function

On-board computer display

;

Increases the volume

Reduces the volume

Accepts an incoming call/ redials

Button

Function

Ends/rejects a call

Selects next main menu

Selects previous main menu

Jumps up in the menu bar

Jumps down in the menu bar

Display overview of the on-board computer

The display of the on-board computer shows the following menus and functions of Audio 10:

Menu Functions

Radio Selects the stored stations on

the current waveband

SD/USB Selects tracks in the current

folder

TelephoneAccepts a call

Ends/rejects a call

Performs calls via the phone book menu

BT Audio Selects tracks in the current

folder

The operation of certain functions is described in the sections on basic functions, radio, SD memory card, USB

device and Bluetooth®.

Basic functions

Switching on/off

Press the q On/Off button. Once switched on, Audio 10 calls up the most recently active function.

Audio 10 switches off automatically when you remove the ignition key.

Basic functions

At a glance

Audio 10 switches off automatically when the condition of charge of the battery is low.

If Audio 10 is running while the ignition is switched off, it will switch off automatically after approximately one hour to preserve the vehicle battery.

Setting the volume

Turn the volume control o during playback.

Press the W or X button on the multifunction steering wheel.

Activating/deactivating the mute function

Press the 8 mute button. The sound from the audio source is

switched on or off. When the sound has been muted, the x symbol is shown in

the status bar.

If you change the audio source or adjust the volume, the sound switches on again automatically.

When the mute function is active, playback from the SD memory card, USB device and BT audio is paused. When you deactivate the mute function, playback will resume from the position where it was paused.

When the TA function is activated, you hear traffic reports even when the sound is muted (Y page 20).

Adjusting the display

Setting the brightness

To select the system menu: press the

i button and confirm with 9.

Press the : button to select

BrightnessBrightness and confirm with 9.

Adjust the brightness using the = or ; button. The long bar shows the current setting. The

short bar shows the most recently stored brightness setting.

Press the 9 button. The new setting is saved and Audio 10 returns to the system menu.

To exit the system menu: press the

$ or Õ button.

Switching the display on/off

Press the i button.

Press the ; button to select DisplayDisplay

OffOff and confirm with 9.

The display is switched off. Audio 10 functions remain available. You continue to listen to the selected audio source.

To switch the display on again: press 9, $ or Õ.

Basic functions

At a glance

Adjusting the sound settings

Press the u button. The display shows the current sound settings.

Select TrebleTreble, BassBass, BalanceBalance or FaderFader with the 9 or : button.

Adjust the sound with the = or ; button.

The long bar shows the current setting. The short bar shows the most recently stored sound setting.

To exit sound settings: press the % button.

Audio 10 stores the new sound settings.

Setting the language

As standard, Audio 10 uses the language set in the on-board computer. You can also set the language independently of the on-board computer.

To select the system menu: press the

i button and confirm with 9.

LanguageLanguage is selected.

Press the 9 button to confirm. The display shows a list of available languages. The # dot marks the currently set language.

To select a language: use the : button to select the desired language and confirm

with 9. Audio 10 display texts are shown in the selected language.

Press the 9 button to select

Synchronize LanguagesSynchronize Languages.

Audio 10 display texts are shown in the selected language on the on-board computer.

To exit the system menu: press the

$ or Õ button.

Resetting to factory settings

You can reset the settings of Audio 10 to the factory settings. This will delete all personal data (station memory, phone book etc.).

Resetting to factory settings is useful

when you sell the vehicle, for example.

To select the system menu: press the

i button and confirm with 9.

Use the : button to select ResetReset and confirm with 9. A prompt appears in the display asking

whether the data should be deleted.

Use the = or ; button to select

YesYes or NoNo and confirm with 9.

If YesYes has been selected, a second prompt appears in the display asking whether the data should be deleted.

Basic functions

At a glance

To cancel the deleting process: NoNo.

Audio 10 is not reset.

To delete: select YesYes in the display and confirm with 9 The display briefly shows a message. Audio 10 is reset and restarted.

Basic functions

At a glance

Selecting radio .................................... 18

Selecting a station .............................. 18

Storing stations ................................... 18

Switching wavebands ......................... 19

Operating the radio using the mul-

tifunction steering wheel ................... 20

Traffic program priority (TA) .............. 20

Radio

Selecting radio

Press the $ button. You will hear the last station selected.

Selecting a station

Station search

Press the E or F button briefly. You will hear the next receivable station.

Setting stations manually

Press and hold the E or F button until the desired position has been

reached. You will hear the selected station, as long as it is receivable.

Setting the frequency manually

Press the l button.

Using the x to s number keys, enter the desired frequency.

To select the radio menu: press

the : button, select RadioRadio using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Enter FrequencyEnter Frequency menu item is

selected.

Press the 9 button.

Using the x to s number keys, enter the desired frequency.

You can only enter frequencies which lie within the selected waveband (Y page 19).

Storing stations

Storing stations manually

You can save the current station.

Press and hold any of the x to s number keys until the display shows the

number you pressed in front of the transmitter frequency or the station name. The station is stored under the selected preset.

Storing stations automatically

You can automatically store 10 receivable stations in the waveband selected to presets. The order is determined by reception quality.

Previously stored stations from this waveband will be lost.

Press the $ button to select the desired waveband.

To select the preset menu: press the : button, select PresetsPresets using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Storing stations

Radio

To select Autostore: press the : or 9 button to select AutostoreAutostore and

confirm by pressing the 9 button. Audio 10 searches for the 10 stations with the strongest signal and stores them.

To cancel storage: during storage, press the 9 button.

To exit the preset menu: using the : button, select one of the stored stations

and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Press the % button.

If the process is interrupted by a traffic

report, you must repeat it.

Calling up stored stations

Calling up stations using the number keypad

Press the $ button to select the desired waveband.

Briefly press a number button from x to s. You will hear the station stored in the selected preset, if it is receivable.

Calling up stations using the station list

Press the $ button to select the desired waveband.

To select the preset menu: press the : button, select PresetsPresets using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The display shows a list of the stored stations.

The # dot indicates the station being currently played, if the station has been

stored.

To select a station: using the : or 9 buttons, select a station and confirm

by pressing the 9 button. You will hear the station stored in the selected preset, if it is receivable.

Switching wavebands

Audio 10 can receive the following wavebands:

Waveband Frequency

FM (VHF) 87.7 – 107.9 MHz

MW (medium wave) 530 – 1710 kHz

Press the $ button repeatedly until the display shows the desired waveband.

To select the waveband menu: press the : button, select the waveband in the menu bar using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The display shows a list of wavebands.

The # dot indicates the waveband currently called up.

To select a waveband: select a waveband using the : or 9 buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Switching wavebands

Radio

Operating the radio using the multifunction steering wheel

You can call up saved stations using the multifunction steering wheel.

Waveband

;

Station

Press the $ button. Radio mode is selected.

Select RadioRadio with the U or V button on the multifunction steering wheel.

The on-board computer display shows the waveband and the station name/frequency of the selected station.

Use the 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel to call up the

previous or next stored station.

Traffic program priority (TA)

TA function

If you are listening to a station without traffic reports or another audio source, Audio 10 can switch to a station with traffic reports, for the duration of one traffic report. This TA function is also possible when the system is muted.

Traffic program priority is only available in the FM waveband. Stations which broadcast traffic announcements are marked TATA in the status bar.

Telephone conversations and navigation announcements are not interrupted.

Activating/deactivating the TA function

Press and hold the 8 mute button until the display shows TATA in the status bar.

To select the radio menu: press

the : button, select RadioRadio using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Using the : button, select TrafficTraffic

Information (TA)Information (TA).

Using the 9 button, switch the TA function on or off. A tick in front of Traffic InformationTraffic Information

(TA)(TA) shows that the TA function is

switched on.

To exit the radio menu: press the % button.

If the TA function is switched on, you will

see the TATA symbol in the status bar.

You can also activate/deactivate the TA function in the SD, USB, AUX and BT audio menus.

Adjusting the volume of traffic reports

Turn the volume control right or left during a traffic report.

This setting also applies to the traffic reports to follow.

Interrupting a traffic report

Briefly press any button during a traffic report, except the q button.

Traffic program priority (TA)

Radio

The next traffic report can be heard again.

Traffic program priority (TA)

Radio

Important safety notes ....................... 24

Inserting/removing an SD memory

card ...................................................... 24

Connecting a USB device ................... 24

Selecting the SD/USB function ......... 24

Selecting a track ................................. 25

Changing folders ................................. 25

Selecting track playback options ...... 26

Displaying metadata ........................... 26

Calling up information on the cur-

rently played track .............................. 26

Operating the SD/USB function using the multifunction steering

wheel .................................................... 27

SD memory card and USB device

Important safety notes

WARNING

Handling discs while driving may distract you from traffic conditions. You could also lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident.

Handle discs only when the vehicle is stationary.

Inserting/removing an SD memory card

Inserting an SD memory card

Insert the SD memory card into the SD slot with the contacts at the front and facing downwards. Audio 10 automatically activates the SD function and loads the files. The display

shows Reading Memory Card...Reading Memory Card....

If Audio 10 cannot find any readable data

on the SD card, the display shows the message No Playable FilesNo Playable Files. Information on readable file formats can be found in the technical data (Y page 48).

Ejecting an SD memory card

Press the SD memory card. Audio 10 ejects the SD card.

Remove the SD memory card.

Connecting a USB device

The port for USB devices is located in the stowage compartment on the driver's side of the instrument panel.

Connect the USB device to the USB port in the correct position. Audio 10 automatically activates the USB function and loads the files. The display shows Reading USB device...Reading USB device...

If Audio 10 cannot find any readable data on the USB device, the display shows the message No Playable FilesNo Playable Files. Information on readable file formats can be found in the technical data (Y page 48).

Due to the wide range of USB devices available on the market, playback cannot be guaranteed for all USB device brands.

Information about suitable USB devices can be obtained from an authorized Sprinter Dealer.

Selecting the SD/USB function

Press the Õ button repeatedly until the display shows SDSD/USBUSB.

Insert the SD card (Y page 24)/USB device (Y page 24). Playback starts.

If you are using one of the audio sources SD, USB, AUX or BT Audio, you can also call up the SD/USB function via the media menu.

To select the Media menu: press the : button, select MediaMedia using

Selecting the SD/USB function

SD memory card and USB device

the ; button and press the 9 button to confirm.

The display shows the list of audio sources. The # dot is in front of the audio source

currently being played.

Use the : button to select the desired audio source and confirm with 9. SD/USB playback starts.

Selecting a track

Selecting a track by skipping to a track

Press the E or F button briefly. Audio 10 plays back the previous or next

track.

Press and hold the E or F button. The current track is rewound or fast-

forwarded.

The following principles apply to the skip

back function:

if the track has been playing for less than 8 seconds, playback moves back to the start of the previous track.

if the track has been playing for more than 8 seconds, playback moves back to the start of the current track.

If you have selected random playback (Y page 26), a random selection follows as the next track.

Selecting a track in the track list

To select the music menu: press the 9 button. The display shows the track list of the folder in which the track currently playing can be found. The # dot indicates the track currently being played.

To select a track: press the : or 9 button to select a track and confirm

with 9. Audio 10 exits the music menu and plays the selected track.

Selecting a track by track number

Press the l button.

Enter the desired track number using the x to s number keys.

Audio 10 plays the selected track.

You can only enter numbers of tracks which are in the folder currently being played.

Changing folders

To select the music menu: press the 9 button.

To select a folder: press the =, 9 and : buttons to select a folder and confirm with 9.

To exit the music menu: press the : button to select a track in the folder and

confirm with 9.

You can navigate through the folder structure of the SD memory card/USB device as follows:

Changing folders

SD memory card and USB device

Button Operation

Moves within the folder level

Jumps one folder level higher

Opens a folder/selects a track

;

Exits the SD/USB menu

Selecting track playback options

You may select from the following track playback options:

Normal track sequence

You hear the tracks in the same order as they are stored on the SD memory card/USB device.

Random tracks

All the tracks on the SD memory card/USB device are played in a random order.

Random folder

All tracks in the selected folder and sub-folders are played in random order.

To select the SD/USB menu: press the : button and use the =

or ; button to select SDSD/USBUSB and confirm with 9.

To select the track playback option:

press the : button to select NormalNormal

Track SequenceTrack Sequence, Random TracksRandom Tracks or Random FolderRandom Folder and confirm with 9.

You will hear the tracks in the desired playback option.

If random playback is activated, the

RandomRandom symbol is shown in the status bar

in front of the symbol for the folder, SD memory card or USB device.

Displaying metadata

There are two ways to display the name of the track in the display window:

with the names stored in the metadata of the track

with the file names

To select the SD/USB menu: press the : button and use the =

or ; button to select SDSD/USBUSB and confirm with 9.

Using the : button, select DisplayDisplay

MetadataMetadata.

Using the 9 button, switch DisplayDisplay

MetadataMetadata function on or off.

A tick in front of DisplayDisplay MetadataMetadata shows that tracks are displayed using metadata and not file names.

To exit the SD/USB menu: press %.

Calling up information on the currently played track

Folder name

Calling up information on the currently played track

SD memory card and USB device

Press the m button. The display shows the folder name and track.

To exit the info menu: press the %

button.

Artist and album

To select the info menu: press

the : button, select InfoInfo using the = or ; buttons and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The display shows the artist, album and

track.

To exit the info menu: press the %

button.

Operating the SD/USB function using the multifunction steering wheel

You can call up the previous or next track in the current folder using the multifunction steering wheel.

Audio source

;

Tracks

Using the Õ button in Audio 10, select the SD/USB function.

Select the SDSD or USBUSB display using the U or V button on the multifunction

steering wheel. The track currently playing is shown on the display of the on-board computer.

Select the previous or next track using the 9 or : button on the multifunction

steering wheel.

Operating the SD/USB function using the multifunction steering wheel

SD memory card and USB device

Important safety notes ....................... 30

Conditions ............................................ 30

Activating/deactivating the Blue-

tooth®function ................................... 30

Telephone ............................................ 30

BT Audio ............................................... 37

Bluetooth

Important safety notes

WARNING

Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.

Conditions

With Audio 10, you can use the following functions via Bluetooth®:

make a phone call using a mobile phone

play an audio file via an audio device

To use the Bluetooth®function of Audio 10, the following conditions need to be met:

you need a mobile phone or device with Bluetooth

the mobile phone or Bluetooth®device must be located inside the vehicle in the vicinity of Audio 10

the Bluetooth®function of Audio 10 is activated (Y page 30)

the Bluetooth®function of the mobile phone or audio device is activated

the audio device must support the A2DP and AVRCP audio profiles

Information on recommended

Bluetooth®mobile phones and devices can be obtained from an authorized Sprinter Dealer.

Activating/deactivating the Bluetooth®function

To select the system menu: press the

i button and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the : button to select ActivateActivate

BluetoothBluetooth.

Activate or deactivate the Bluetooth

function by pressing the 9 button. A tick in front of the ActivateActivate

BluetoothBluetooth message indicates that the

Bluetooth®function is activated.

To exit the system menu: press the

% button.

The Bluetooth®function will remain switched on until you switch it off again. If you switch Audio 10 off, the existing

Bluetooth®connection is disconnected. The call may be continued on the mobile phone. When switching on, Audio 10 automatically establishes the connection.

Telephone

Selecting the telephone function

Device name display

;

Mobile phone operational readiness symbol

Signal strength display

Call lists menu

Displays the phone book

Telephone menu

Press the % button.

Press the 6 button.

Telephone

Bluetooth

Pairing a mobile phone

What does pairing mean?

When pairing, an authorized connection is established between Audio 10 and a mobile phone. Your mobile phone must be visible. Information on how to make your mobile phone visible can be found in the operating instructions of your mobile phone.

If Audio 10 and your mobile phone are paired, they will connect automatically as soon as

there is a Bluetooth®connection.

Audio 10 saves the pairing data of up to 10 mobile phones. If an additional mobile phone is coupled, Audio 10 overwrites the pairing data for the mobile phone that has not been connected to it for the longest period of time.

There are two ways of pairing:

Bluetooth®pairing: Audio 10 searches for the mobile phone and starts the pairing process

Bluetooth®external: the mobile phone searches for Audio 10 and starts the pairing process

Pairing a mobile phone via Bluetooth

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using

the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Connect PhonesConnect Phones menu item is

selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list. The

UpdateUpdate menu item is selected.

To start the search: press the 9 button. Audio 10 searches for mobile phones (BT devices) within range for a certain period of time. The display briefly shows a message.

To cancel the search: press the 9 button during the search.

If at least one mobile phone is found, the display shows the Bluetooth®name of the

mobile phone.

If Audio 10 does not find a mobile phone, the

Search for Bluetooth devices failedSearch for Bluetooth devices failed

message is shown in the display.

To search again: select UpdateUpdate and press the 9 button.

Use the : button to select the desired mobile phone and press the 9 button to confirm.

The display shows the input menu for the passkey.

To enter the passkey: enter a four-digit, easy to remember number using the x

Telephone

Bluetooth

to s number keys and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the = or ; button to select 4 digits in the number bar, one after the

other, and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the ; button to select OKOK and press the 9 button to confirm. The mobile phone is authorized.

Select Bluetooth®device name VANBluetooth.

Enter the number previously selected on the mobile phone and confirm.

Confirm possible prompts using the mobile phone. The Authorization successful.Authorization successful. message is shown in the display. You will

see the Bluetooth®name of the mobile phone in the display/selection window.

When the Authorization failed.Authorization failed.

message is displayed, you may have exceeded the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.

Pairing a mobile phone externally via Bluetooth

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Connect PhonesConnect Phones menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button. The display shows the menu for external authorization. The ExternalExternal

AuthorizationAuthorization menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button to confirm.

Start the Bluetooth®scan process on the mobile phone.

Select Bluetooth®device name VANBluetooth.

A prompt appears in the display asking whether the mobile phone should be authorized.

To authorize: press the = button to select YesYes and press the 9 button to confirm.

The mobile phone is authorized.

To enter the passkey: enter a four-digit, easy to remember number using the x to s number keys and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the = or ; button to select 4 digits in the number bar, one after the

other, and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the ; button to select OKOK and press the 9 button to confirm.

Enter the number previously selected on the mobile phone and confirm.

Confirm possible prompts using the mobile phone. The Authorization successful.Authorization successful. message is shown in the display. You will

see the Bluetooth®name of the mobile phone in the display/selection window.

When the Authorization failed.Authorization failed.

message is displayed, you may have exceeded the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.

Automatic reconnection

Audio 10 always searches for the last connected mobile phone.

Telephone

Bluetooth

If the last connected mobile phone cannot be connected, Audio 10 searches for the mobile phone that was connected prior to that.

Connecting another mobile phone

If you have authorized more than one mobile phone, you can switch between the individual phones.

You can only switch to another authorized phone if you are not currently making a call.

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Connect PhonesConnect Phones menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Use the : button to select the desired mobile phone and press the 9 button to confirm.

The selected mobile phone is searched for and connected to Audio 10.

Audio 10 can only be connected to one mobile phone at any one time. The connected phone is identified by the #

dot.

Displaying the Bluetooth®details of the mobile phone

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using

the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Connect PhonesConnect Phones menu item is

selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button.

Press the : button to select the

DetailsDetails menu item and press the 9

button to confirm. The display shows the following information on the selected mobile phone:

Bluetooth®name

Bluetooth®address

Authorization status

Availability

To exit the detailed view: press the

% button.

Unpairing a mobile phone

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Connect PhonesConnect Phones menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button.

Press the : button to select the

DeleteDelete menu item and press the 9 button

to confirm. A prompt appears in the display asking whether you really wish to revoke authorization.

Telephone

Bluetooth

To unpair: use the = or ; button to select YesYes and press the 9 button to confirm.

The display briefly shows a message. The mobile phone is de-authorized and deleted from the device list.

To cancel the unpairing process: use the

= or ; button to select NoNo and press the 9 button to confirm. The mobile phone is not unpaired from

Audio 10. You have canceled the process.

Using the telephone

Accepting and ending a call

When you receive a call, you will hear a ringtone via the Audio 10 loudspeakers. The phone number of the caller is shown in the display, if it is not withheld.

To accept a call: press the 6 button on the Audio 10 control panel or multifunction

steering wheel.

Select AcceptAccept by pressing the 9 button. The call is played over the Audio 10 loudspeakers. Audio 10 mutes the active audio source.

Use the volume control to adjust the call volume, if desired.

To end a call: press the ~ button on the Audio 10 control panel or multifunction

steering wheel. Audio 10 plays the active audio source again.

Rejecting a call

Press the ~ button on the Audio 10 control panel or on the multifunction

steering wheel.

Press the ; button to select RejectReject and press the 9 button to confirm. Audio 10 plays the current audio source

again.

Making a call

Entering a phone number using the number keys

Press the % button.

Enter the desired phone number using the x to s number keys and the l

button.

i Notes on the l button:

to enter a star: press the l button once

to enter a plus: press the l button twice within approx. 1.5 seconds

To delete individual digits: press the

í button.

To delete the entire numerical sequence: press and hold the í button

until the entire numerical sequence is deleted.

Press the ~ button.

To make a call: press the 6 button on the Audio 10 control panel or multifunction

steering wheel. This initiates dialing.

Entering a phone number using the character bar

You can also enter a phone number via the character bar in the display.

Telephone

Bluetooth

Press the % button.

Call up the character bar by pressing the : button.

Press the = or ; button to select the first digit and press the 9 button to confirm.

Enter the rest of the phone number in the same way.

Press the ; button to select 6 and press the 9 button to confirm.

To delete individual digits: press the

= or ; button to select r and press the 9 button to confirm.

To delete the entire numerical sequence: press the = or ; button

to select r and press and hold the 9 button until the entire numerical sequence

is deleted.

Press the = or ; button to select ~ and press the 9 button to confirm.

To make a call: press the = or ; button to select 6 and press the 9 button to confirm.

This initiates dialing.

Selecting a phone number from the telephone book

Press the % button.

Press the ; button to select NameName and press the 9 button to confirm.

To select a list entry with the arrow buttons: press the 9 or : button to

select a list entry and press the 9 button to confirm.

To select a list entry with the number keys: select characters using the l to

s number keys.

i Notes on entering characters using

number keys:

press the button once: the first character on the button is selected

press the button twice: the second character on the button is selected

and so on

Press the : button to select the desired party and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the 6 button. This initiates dialing.

Selecting a phone number from calls lists

Press the % button.

Press the ; button to select CallCall

ListsLists and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the : button to select the desired call list and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the 9 or : button to select the desired call list entry and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the 6 button. This initiates dialing.

Redials

Press the % button.

Press the 6 button. The display shows the most recently dialed

phone numbers.

Press the : button to select the desired phone number and press the 9 button to confirm.

Telephone

Bluetooth

Press the 6 button. This initiates dialing.

Canceling dialing

Press the ~ button when dialing.

Accepting/rejecting a waiting call

If you receive an incoming call while already making a call, the display shows the call waiting display. You also hear a tone.

The call waiting function is only available

if it is supported and has been activated by the mobile phone network provider.

To accept a call: press the 6 button.

Select AcceptAccept by pressing the 9 button. You are connected to the new party. The previous call is ended.

To reject a call: press the ~ button.

Press the ; button to select RejectReject and press the 9 button to confirm. The waiting call is rejected.

Switching the hands-free system on/off

You can switch the hands-free function on or off during a call.

When making a call, instead of CallCall

ListsLists, the display shows MicrophoneMicrophone OffOff or Microphone OnMicrophone On in the menu bar.

Press the : button.

To switch off: press the ; button to select Microphone OffMicrophone Off and press the 9 button to confirm.

The The microphone is off.The microphone is off. message appears briefly in the display.

To switch on: press the ; button to select MicrophoneMicrophone OnOn and press the 9 to confirm.

The The microphone is on.The microphone is on. message appears briefly in the display.

Setting the reception and transmission volume

You can adjust the reception and transmission volumes of the call.

If reception and transmission volumes have been incorrectly set, call quality may be impaired.

Press the % button.

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Press the : button to select AdjustAdjust

VolumeVolume and press the 9 to confirm.

The display shows the Adjust VolumeAdjust Volume menu.

Press the : button to select ReceiveReceive for reception volume or SendSend for

transmission volume.

Set the desired volume with the = or ; button. The long bar shows the current setting. The

short bar shows the last volume saved.

To exit the telephone menu: press the

% button twice.

Telephone

Bluetooth

Loading the telephone book and call lists

You can load the telephone book and call lists of the mobile phone connected onto Audio

10.

Press the % button.

To call up the telephone menu: press the : button, select TelephoneTelephone using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Press the : button to select ImportImport

ContactsContacts and press the 9 button to

confirm. The display briefly shows a message.

To exit the system menu: press the

% button.

Operating a mobile phone using the multifunction steering wheel

It is possible to accept, end and reject calls using the multifunction steering wheel. You can also make calls from your telephone book.

Phone book entry

Select the telephone function on Audio 10 by pressing the % button.

Press the U or V button on the multifunction steering wheel to select the

TELTEL display.

To accept a call: press the 6 button.

To end a call: press the ~ button.

To reject a call: press the ~ button.

To call up the telephone book: call up the telephone book on Audio 10 (Y page 35).

Select the desired phone number by using the * or & button.

Press the 6 button. This initiates dialing.

BT Audio

Selecting the Bluetooth®audio function

Bluetooth®function display

;

Bluetooth®device status indicator

Media menu

Start and stop

BT audio menu

Track display

Press the Õ button repeatedly until BTBT

AudioAudio is shown in the display.

To select using the media menu: press the : button, select MediaMedia using the ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The display shows the list of audio sources. The audio source currently playing is indicated by the # dot.

Press the : button to select Bluetooth®device names and press the

9 button to confirm. The BT AudioBT Audio message is shown in the

display.

BT Audio

Bluetooth

Pairing/unpairing Bluetooth®devices

What does pairing mean?

When pairing, an authorized connection is established between Audio 10 and an audio device. Your audio device must be visible. Information on how to make your audio device visible can be found in the operating instructions of your audio device.

Audio 10 saves the pairing data of up to 10 audio devices. If an additional audio device is coupled, Audio 10 overwrites the pairing data for the audio device that has not been connected to it for the longest period of time.

There are two ways of pairing:

Bluetooth®pairing: Audio 10 searches for the audio device and starts the pairing process

Bluetooth®external: the audio device searches for Audio 10 and starts the pairing process

If you pair a mobile phone as an audio device, it is automatically paired as a mobile phone as well, as long as your mobile phone supports this.

Pairing a Bluetooth®device via Bluetooth

To call up the BT audio menu: press the : button, select BTBT AudioAudio using the

= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Bluetooth Audio Device ListBluetooth Audio Device List

menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list. The

UpdateUpdate menu point is selected.

To start the search: press the 9 button. Audio 10 searches for Bluetooth®devices

within range for a certain period of time. The display briefly shows a message.

To cancel the search: press the 9 button during the search.

If at least one Bluetooth®device is found, the display shows the Bluetooth®name of the

device.

If Audio 10 does not find a Bluetooth®device, the Search for Bluetooth devicesSearch for Bluetooth devices

failed.failed. message is shown in the display.

To search again: select UpdateUpdate and press the 9 button.

Press the : button to select the desired Bluetooth®device and press the 9 button

to confirm. The display shows the input menu for the passkey.

To enter the passkey: enter a four-digit, easy to remember number using the x

BT Audio

Bluetooth

to s number keys and press the 9 button to confirm.

Press the = or ; button to select 4 digits, one after the other, and press the

9 button to confirm.

Press the ; button to select OKOK and press the 9 button to confirm.

The Bluetooth®device is authorized.

Select Bluetooth®device name VANBluetooth.

Enter the number selected previously on the Bluetooth®device, and confirm.

Confirm possible prompts using the Bluetooth®device. The Authorization successful.Authorization successful.

message is shown in the display. You will see the Bluetooth®name of the Bluetooth®device in the display/selection

window.

When the Authorization failed.Authorization failed.

message is displayed, you may have exceeded the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.

Pairing Bluetooth®devices via Bluetooth

To call up the BT audio menu: press the : button, select BTBT AudioAudio using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button. The Bluetooth Audio Device ListBluetooth Audio Device List menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button. The display shows the menu for external authorization. The ExternalExternal

AuthorizationAuthorization menu item is selected.

Press the 9 button to confirm.

Start the Bluetooth®scan process on the Bluetooth®device.

Select Bluetooth®device name VANBluetooth.

A prompt appears in the display asking whether the Bluetooth®device should be

authorized.

To authorize: press the = button to select YesYes and press the 9 button to confirm. The Bluetooth®device is authorized.

To enter the passkey: enter a four-digit, easy to remember number using the i to s number keys and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the = or ; button to select 4 digits in the number bar, one after the

other, and press the 9 button to confirm.

Use the ; button to select OKOK and press the 9 button to confirm.

Enter the number selected previously on the Bluetooth®device, and confirm.

Confirm possible prompts using the Bluetooth®device. The Authorization successful.Authorization successful.

message is shown in the display. You will see the Bluetooth®name of the Bluetooth®device in the display/selection

window.

When the Authorization failed.Authorization failed.

message is displayed, you may have exceeded the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.

Automatic reconnection

Audio 10 always searches for the last connected Bluetooth®device.

BT Audio

Bluetooth

If the last connected Bluetooth®device cannot be connected, Audio 10 searches for

the Bluetooth®device that was connected prior to that.

Connecting another Bluetooth®device

If you have authorized more than one Bluetooth®device, you can switch between

the devices.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the : button to select the desired Bluetooth®device and press the 9 button

to confirm. The selected Bluetooth®device is searched

for and connected to Audio 10.

Audio 10 can only be connected to one Bluetooth®device at any one time. The

connected phone is identified by the # dot.

Displaying Bluetooth®details

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button.

Press the : button to select the

DetailsDetails menu item and press the 9

button to confirm. The display shows the following

information on the selected Bluetooth

device:

Bluetooth®name

Bluetooth®address

Authorization status

Availability

To exit the detailed view: press the

% button.

Unpairing a Bluetooth®device

To call up the BT audio menu: press the : button, select BTBT AudioAudio using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

Bluetooth Audio Device ListBluetooth Audio Device List is

selected.

Press the 9 button. The display shows the device list.

Press the ; button.

Press the : button to select DeleteDelete and press the 9 button to confirm. A prompt appears in the display asking whether the Bluetooth®device should

definitely be de-authorized.

BT Audio

Bluetooth

To unpair: press the = or ; button to select YesYes.

The display briefly shows a message. The mobile phone is de-authorized and deleted from the device list.

To cancel the unpairing process: use the

= or ; button to select NoNo and press the 9 button to confirm. The mobile phone is not unpaired from

Audio 10. You have canceled the process.

Playing a Bluetooth®device

Press the Õ button repeatedly until BTBT

AudioAudio is shown in the display.

Press the : button to select the Bluetooth®device name and press the 9

button to confirm. The BT AudioBT Audio message is shown in the display.

Audio 10 plays your Bluetooth®device's MP3 player via the loudspeakers.

Operation takes place via your Bluetooth

device.

Setting the volume

If you connect a Bluetooth®device to Audio 10, it is possible that the volume may need to be significantly increased. You can therefore select from two volume options:

Volume option

Operation

Standard The external device is played

back at a normal volume.

Boost The external device is played

back louder.

When the boost is switched on, traffic announcements may be played at a very loud volume. Adjust the volume of the traffic reports (Y page 20) or switch off the TA function (Y page 20).

To call up the BT audio menu: press the : button, select BTBT AudioAudio using the = or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.

To call up the volume menu: press the ; button to select VolumeVolume and press the 9 button to confirm. The display shows the available settings:

StandardStandard and BoostBoost. The current setting

is indicated by the # dot.

Press the : button to select the desired setting and press the 9 button to confirm.

Operating the BT audio function using the multifunction steering wheel

You can call up the previous or next track in the current folder using the multifunction steering wheel.

BT Audio

Bluetooth

Select the BT audio function on Audio 10 by pressing the Õ button.

Using the U or V button on the multifunction steering wheel, select the

BTBT display.

The track currently playing is shown on the display of the on-board computer.

Call up the previous or next track using the 9 or : button on the multifunction

steering wheel.

BT Audio

Bluetooth

Important safety notes ....................... 44

Connecting an external device .......... 44

Selecting the AUX function ................ 44

Setting the volume ............................. 44

AUX function

Important safety notes

WARNING

Handling discs while driving may distract you from traffic conditions. You could also lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident.

Handle discs only when the vehicle is stationary.

Connecting an external device

You can connect an external device to Audio 10 and play it back via the speakers. The AUX jack intended for this purpose (3.5 mm stereo audio jack) is located in the stowage compartment on the driver's side of the dashboard.

Connect an external device to the AUX jack.

An adapter cable is required for the AUX

jack.

If you connect an external device, Audio 10 does not automatically switch over to the AUX function.

Selecting the AUX function

Press the Õ button repeatedly until the display shows AUXAUX.

If you are in one of the SD, USB or BT Audio audio sources, you can call up the AUX function using the Media menu.

To select the media menu: press the : button, select MediaMedia using the ; button and press the 9 button to confirm. The display shows the list of audio sources. The # dot indicates the current audio source being played.

Press the : button to select AuxAux and press the 9 button to confirm. The display shows AuxAux.

Switch the external device to playback. The external device is played back over the Audio 10 loudspeakers.

Setting the volume

If you connect an external device to Audio 10 via its headphones jack, the volume may have to be increased significantly. You can therefore select from two volume options:

Volume option

Operation

Standard The external device is played

back at a normal volume.

Boost The external device is played

back louder.

When the boost is switched on, traffic announcements may be played at a very loud volume. Adjust the volume of the traffic reports (Y page 20)or switch off the TA function (Y page 20).

To call up the volume menu: press the : button, select VolumeVolume using

Setting the volume

AUX function

the ; button and press the 9 button to confirm.

The display shows the available settings:

StandardStandard and BoostBoost. The # dot indicates

the current setting.

Select the desired setting using the : button and press the 9 button to confirm.

Setting the volume

AUX function

Requirements for SD memory

cards/USB devices ............................. 48

Supported file formats ....................... 48

SD memory card/USB device file

structure .............................................. 48

Technical data

Requirements for SD memory cards/ USB devices

SD memory cards

Model SD, SDHC

Capacity 32 GB

Format FAT/FAT32

SD memory cards are available in many different sizes. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that playback is possible with every SD memory card.

USB devices

The following USB devices are supported:

USB sticks

USB hard drives

certain MP3 players

Model USB 2.0

Format FAT/FAT32, maximum

of 4 primary partitions

Hard drive size 2.54 cm (1 in)

4.57 cm (1.8 in)

6.35 cm (2.5 in)

Hard drive: startup/permanent current, max.

(with separate power supply, if necessary)

800 mA

USB devices are available in many different sizes. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that playback is possible with every USB device.

Do not use a USB extension cable.

Do not use a spiral cable for the USB port.

Supported file formats

SD memory card/ USB device

MP3, AAC, WMA, WAV, MP4, M4A, M4B (maximum 2 channels)

BT Audio SBC, MP3

To shorten the initialization period, only load music files onto the USB device, if possible.

Unsupported file formats are not displayed.

Audio 10 does not support any DRM (Digital Rights Management) coded files.

SD memory card/USB device file structure

Maximum number of folders per directory

200

Maximum number of tracks per directory

500

Maximum number of tracks in "Random tracks" random playback

300

SD memory card/USB device file structure

Technical data

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