Harman Becker Automotive Systems BE96XX Users Manual

Dear Customer,

In this operating manual you will learn about the various functions of the PCM (Porsche Communication Management) system and its operating options. To prevent danger to yourself and to others, please start by familiarising yourself with your PCM.

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Orientation aids in the operating manual

This operating manual contains four orientation aids to help you quickly locate the information you want. They are each shown against a yellow background.

The master table of contents offers you an overview of the structure of the entire manual.

In the section table of contents you will find detailed listings of the individual topics.

The index enables you to find the various topics with the help of keywords.

Equipment

There may be some differences in equipment and technology with respect to the illustrations and descriptions due to the ongoing development of the systems and the varying laws in individual countries.

The equipment versions shown are not always included as standard. Some of the functions described in this operating manual are optional equipment and may not be available in your PCM. If this is the case, the relevant menu items will not be available to you.

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Contents

Using the PCM..................................... 6

Important information on operation and

road safety..................................................... 6

Introduction to operation ................................. 7

Menu types and options for operation............. 12

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

Sound settings with BOSE

Sound System .............................................. 16

Sound settings with Burmester

End Surround Sound System ......................... 17

Configuring the PCM display .......................... 18

Surround

High-

TUNER............................................... 22

Radio ..........................................................22

Making settings for radio mode...................... 25

TV ............................................................... 27

Making settings for TV mode ......................... 31

DISC ................................................. 34

iPod* .......................................................... 40

USB.............................................................43

External Bluetooth Bluetooth

audio source .................. 48

settings ......................................49

PHONE .............................................. 54

Bluetooth®..................................................54

Operating the Bluetooth (Bluetooth Telephone settings (Bluetooth Bluetooth

phone preparation) ........................................67

Phonebook settings (Bluetooth

Transferring the phonebook ...........................71

Operating the PCM telephone.........................72

Text messages (SMS)

(with PCM telephone only) ..............................83

Telephone settings

(PCM telephone)............................................91

Call settings

(PCM telephone)............................................93

Bluetooth

(PCM telephone)............................................95

Phonebook settings ......................................98

Settings for messages and data

(PCM telephone)..........................................100

Cordless handset ........................................101

mobile phone preparation)..........56

mobile phone preparation) ...........66

settings (Bluetooth® mobile

mobile phone preparation) ...........70

settings

hands-free unit

INFO ............................................... 109

Displaying traffic messages (TMC) ............... 109

Displaying sections of the route................... 111

Displaying information about the location ..... 111

Displaying detailed information about the

active audio source .................................... 111

CAR ................................................ 113

Trip data display ........................................ 113

ParkAssist ................................................. 114

Rear view camera ...................................... 116

Logbook.................................................... 119

The Sport display ....................................... 127

Extended memory ...................................... 135

NAVI ............................................... 140

General operation....................................... 140

Entering an address ................................... 141

Starting/stopping route guidance ................ 143

List of previous destinations........................ 144

Personal destination memory ...................... 146

Points of interest........................................ 151

Changing options for route guidance ........... 153

Stopovers (tour) ......................................... 155

Destination input using

geographical coordinates ........................... 158

Destination input using the map ................... 158

Storing ...................................................... 158

Off-road navigation ..................................... 159

Reloading data........................................... 164

Contents 3

MAP ................................................166

Map display................................................ 166

Voice control ...................................172

How voice control works ............................. 172

Symbols in sample dialogues....................... 173

Commands................................................. 173

Basic voice control functions ....................... 175

Using the help function ................................ 177

Operating examples ....................................179

Index...............................................194

Technical data .................................202

Radio frequency ranges............................... 202

Tuning steps used during automatic

station search ............................................ 202

Regional codes for video DVDs ....................202

Affiliated countries for TV tuner

country settings..........................................202

4 Contents

Using the PCM

Important information on operation and

road safety..................................................... 6

Introduction to operation .................................7

Switching the PCM on/off..............................7

Setting the volume........................................8

Muting ......................................................... 8

Selecting the audio source ............................8

Controls and their functions........................... 9

Menu types and options for operation .............12

What are the menu types? ...........................12

Calling up and operating menu types............12

Exiting menus............................................. 13

Operating lists............................................13

Operating input menus ................................ 14

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

Setting the bass .........................................15

Setting the treble........................................15

Setting the balance.....................................15

Setting the fader ........................................15

Setting the loudness ...................................16

Setting SDV (speed-dependent volume) ........16

Sound settings with BOSE

Sound System ..............................................16

Setting surround.........................................16

Setting linear..............................................16

Setting AudioPilot Sound settings with Burmester

High-End Surround Sound System ..................17

Setting the listening position........................17

Setting smooth...........................................17

Setting surround.........................................17

Surround

.....................................16

Setting live ................................................ 17

Setting sound conditioner ........................... 17

Configuring the PCM display.......................... 18

Configuring display settings ........................ 18

Setting the language .................................. 19

Setting the units ........................................ 19

Resetting personal settings ........................ 20

Using the PCM 5

Using the PCM

Important information on operation and road safety

The PCM (Porsche Communication Management) system is the central control unit for the ra-

dio, TV tuner, disc mode (CD/DVD, USB, iPod and an external audio source), sound settings, onboard computer, navigation system and telephone. To avoid danger or injury to yourself and others while using your PCM, you must take the following into consideration:

WARNING!

Accident hazard. Distraction could result in

you losing control of the vehicle.

û Operate your PCM only when you are safely

in control of your vehicle and traffic conditions permit. If in doubt, stop the vehicle and operate the PCM while the vehicle is parked.

CAUTION!

Injury hazard. Opening the housing or a dam-

aged housing represents a hazard due to invisible laser radiation.

û The PCM is a Class 1 laser product. Do not

open the housing. The PCM does not contain any user-serviceable parts. Any maintenance work must be performed exclusively by qualified service experts.

WARNING!

Accident hazard. The navigation system is

only intended as an aid to the driver and makes recommendations on the routes to take. This does not release you from full responsibility for observing road safety, traffic conditions, legal road traffic regulations and any other relevant regulations while driving your vehicle.

As the driver, you must assess the traffic situation. Yo u have sole responsibility for road safety while driving your car.

û Continue to pay attention to the traffic situ-

ation.

WARNING!

Injury hazard. The telephone must not be

used near explosives or flammable materials (e.g. at a petrol station) or near operations involving explosives. Mobile phones must be switched off in certain hazardous areas such as near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants and demolition work in progress using explosives, for example. They can interfere with technical equipment.

û Please heed appropriate warnings.

û Observe statutory regulations and local re-

strictions when using the telephone.

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Introduction to operation

Switching the PCM on/off

Switching on/off via the ignition (permanently)

û Switch on the ignition.

The PCM is permanently active.

Switching on/off via the left rotary knob

If the PCM is not to be permanently active, you can also switch it on/off using the left rotary knob.

û Press and hold the left rotary knob (volume

control) for at least one second.

Battery discharge protection

Switching on/off via the left rotary knob is also possible when the ignition is off. To protect your vehicle’s battery, the PCM will automatically switch itself off again after a few minutes.

NOTICE

Risk of damage. The PCM contains high-qual-

ity electronic components which require spe-

cial care with regard to maintenance.

The following should be observed:

– The display is sensitive to scratches.

– The device must not be sprayed with liq-

uids. Ingress of liquids can result in the destruction of the equipment.

û Carefully clean your PCM periodically using

a dry, clean and soft cloth (microfibre cloth) or a cleaning brush.

û Do not exert excessive pressure on the sur-

face when cleaning.

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û Under no circumstances may solvents

such as methylated spirits, thinners, petrol, acetone or alcohol (ethanol, methanol or isopropyl alcohol) or scouring agents of any type be used.

û Remove fingerprints using a slightly damp

cloth or a mild cleaning agent.

û Never spray cleaning agents or other liq-

uids directly onto the display. Instead dampen a cloth and carefully wipe the display clean.

û If faults occur, do not open the PCM equip-

ment yourself under any circumstances. Always have defective devices repaired by a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend tha t th is wor k be per formed by a Porsche partner, as Porsche partners have trained workshop personnel as well as the necessary parts and tools.

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Setting the volume

û Turn the left rotary knob t.

Depending on the situation, this adjusts the volume for: – the active audio source, – a traffic announcement, – a voice control system announcement, – the ringtone during an incoming call, – hands-free mode during a telephone call.

Cancelling muting

û To cancel muting, briefly press the left rotary

knob

u again.

Muting navigation or traffic announcements

û To interrupt a navigation or traffic announce-

ment, briefly press the left rotary knob during the announcement.

Muting

Muting an audio source

û Briefly press the left rotary knob

This mutes the active audio source. The mute symbol is shown in the bottom line. However, navigation recommendations, telephone calls and traffic announcements continue to be audible.

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Selecting the audio source

Pressing the a button opens a window where you can set the current audio source.

The window closes again as soon as:

– you have set an audio source or – several seconds pass and you have made no

entry.

1. Press the a button.

2. Select the audio source you want on the dis-

play.

Controls and their functions

The controls for the PCM are arranged below the display and around the CD/DVD slot.

A a button

p arrow button

CLeft rotary knob

v t: Sets the volume u (press briefly): Switches on or mutes the

device

u (press and hold): Switches the device on

and off

o arrow button

E b main menu button

FSlot for SIM card

G d main menu button

H w main menu button

I Right rotary knob

: Highlights a menu item

r: Selects the highlighted menu item

J i button

KBack button h

L Eject/retract button for CDs and DVDs

M g main menu button

N f main menu button

O End call button

P c main menu button

Q Lift handset button

R n main menu button

S m main menu button

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A - a button

Pressing the a button opens a window where you can set the current audio source.

The window closes again when:

– you have set an audio source, – several seconds pass and you have made no

entry.

B - p arrow button

By briefly pressing the arrow button you can:

– start a search downwards in radio or TV mode,

– skip a track in CD/DVD, USB or iPod mode.

Pressing the arrow button for several seconds in CD/DVD mode starts fast reverse.

C - Left rotary knob v

Pressing and holding the left rotary knob u switches the device on or off.

Turning the left rotary knob lowing settings:

– volume of the active audio source, – volume of a traffic announcement, – volume of a voice control system announce-

ment,

– volume when in hands-free mode during a tele-

phone call,

– ringtone volume of the telephone during an in-

coming call,

– cancelling muting (turning the rotary knob

clockwise).

Briefly pressing the left rotary knob the following functions:

– cancels navigation and traffic announcements, – rejects an incoming telephone call, – mutes the device, – switches on the system.

t changes the fol-

u executes

D - o arrow button

By briefly pressing the arrow button you can:

– start a search upwards in radio or TV mode, – skip a track in CD/DVD, USB or iPod mode. Pressing the arrow button for several seconds in

CD/DVD mode starts fast forward.

E - b main menu button

Pressing the b button opens a menu where you can make the sound settings for the PCM.

F - Slot for the telephone SIM card

To use the internal telephone, you must insert the SIM card in the slot provided.

Alternatively, the SIM card of a mobile phone with the Bluetooth

SIM Access Profile can be used.

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G - d main menu button

Pressing the d button displays various general information such as the current audio source, the date and time and the signal strength for your telephone network.

H - w main menu button

Pressing the w button opens an overview of various trip data.

I - Right rotary knob s

Along with the touchscreen, the right rotary knob is the central control:

– Turn the rotary knob

menu item you want.

–Press

r to select a highlighted menu item.

q to highlight the

J - i button

Since not all of the operating options for a main menu can be shown on one display, the i menu summarises various operating options for the main menus. You call up these operating options by pressing the i button.

 Instead of pressing the button you can also

touch the tab of the same name on the display.

K- Back button h

By pressing the Back button h you can execute various functions.

Briefly press the button to:

– undo a selection in the menu, – cancel a list selection.

Press and hold the button to:

– delete all characters already entered into an in-

put menu.

L - Eject button j

Pressing the j button executes the following functions depending on the equipment of your PCM:

PCM without CD/DVD changer

– A CD or DVD inserted in the drive is ejected so

it can be removed.

PCM with CD/DVD changer

– The CD/DVD changer menu is opened. Press-

ing the button again ejects the highlighted CD or DVD so it can be removed.

– If you press the button for several seconds and

there are still no CDs/DVDs in the changer compartments, you will be prompted to fill the individual compartments one after the other.

– If you press the button for several seconds and

the magazine compartments are at least partially full, all CDs or DVDs are ejected one after the other.

M - g main menu button

Pressing the g button opens the map view of the navigation function.

N - f main menu button

Pressing the f button opens the menu of the navigation function.

O - End call button k

By pressing the End call button k you can:

– reject an incoming telephone call or – end an active call.

P - c main menu button

Pressing the c button opens the menu of the telephone function.

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Q - Lift handset button l

By pressing the Lift handset button l you can:

– accept an incoming telephone call or – call up the quick dial function.

R - n main menu button

Pressing the n button opens the menu for operating the CD, DVD, iPod, USB, AUX and AUX BT audio sources.

S - m main menu button

Pressing the m button opens the menu for radio mode.

Menu types and options for operation

The PCM display is a colour touchscreen. All menu functions, list entries and text input fields as well as the arrow symbols and scrollbars can be operated by lightly touching the corresponding location on the display.

What are the menu types?

Main menus

The range of functions of the PCM is divided between the following main menus:

– m: radio main menu, – n: disc main menu, – c: telephone main menu, – f: navigation main menu, – g: map view, – b: sound settings, – d: information menu as well as – w: vehicle and trip data main menu. Each of these main menus contains various sub-

menus for a specific topic.

Option menus

Each of the eight main menus has an option menu where you find settings and other functions for the respective main menu.

Calling up and operating menu types

Calling up main menus

û To call up a main menu, press the appropriate

button below the display.

You can switch from one main menu to another at any time. When you return to a main menu, you return to the function you were using before exiting the menu. If you want to return to the top level of a main menu, you must press the relevant main menu button twice in succession.

Calling up option menus

û To call up an option menu, press the

button.

- or -

û Touch the tab on the display with your finger.

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Operating menus with the touchscreen

û Touch the individual menu items or symbols di-

rectly on the display.

 If the menu functions cannot be operated by

touching the display, it is because the touchscreen is deactivated. For further information, see “Switching the touchscreen on/off” on page 19.

Operating menus with the right rotary knob

Instead of operation on the touchscreen, you can also operate the menu items with the right rotary knob.

û Turn the right rotary knob

menu item.

û Press

 The process of highlighting

u the right rotary knob to activate the

highlighted menu item.

ing

r using the right rotary knob or touch-

ing the menu item on the display is referred to below as “selecting”.

t to highlight a

q and activat-

Exiting menus

Returning to the next highest menu

û Press the Back button

eration and return to the next highest menu.

Returning to the main menu

û Press a main menu button to return to the cor-

responding main menu.

Returning to the top level of a main menu

û Briefly press the appropriate main menu button

twice in succession to return to the top level of the main menu.

h to cancel an op-

Operating lists

The following operating options are available to you for selecting a list entry:

û Touch the symbols and on the display.

- or -

û Touch the scrollbar between the two symbols

and .

- or -

û Turn the right rotary knob

Highlighted list entries are framed in orange.

Showing the first letter of list entries

To mak e it easi er t o find your way i n lo ng li sts , you can show the first letter of list entries in the following lists:

– the phonebook, – the list for the music search in the iPod or in

USB mode, – the track list in USB and MP3 disc mode or – the destination memory in the navigation

menu.

û Touch and hold one of the two symbols and

for several seconds.

- or -

û Quickly turn the right rotary knob

 Only letters with corresponding entries in the

list will be displayed.

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Operating input menus

In many cases you can enter data into the PCM. This can be the case when entering an SMS message, a telephone number or a navigation destination, for example. The various input menus are customised to their respective operating situations.

û To enter data into an input menu, lightly touch

the characters on the display.

- or -

û Highlight the characters by turning the right ro-

tary knob the right rotary knob

û To confirm and accept the data you have en-

tered, select

q and insert them by pressing

OK.

In addition to the letter fields, the input menus also provide a number of function fields for changing the character set displayed and for moving the cursor:

deletes the last character entered (if button is touched briefly)

- or deletes all characters entered (if button is touched and held)

switches to positioning mode when composing text messages (SMS)

switches to uppercase

switches to lowercase

switches to numbers and punctuation marks

switches to special characters

switches to insertion mode when composing a text message

inserts a period

inserts a comma

inserts a colon

inserts a space

deletes all entries in the input field

calls up a stored list, for example when entering an address in the navigation system

confirms the input and closes the input menu

Greyed out characters cannot be selected.

 In many cases the input menus are pre-sort-

ed. This means that after you have entered at least three letters, only the letters for which there is an entry in a list are offered for selection.

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Setting the layout for the keyboard of the input menu

The letter fields in the input menu can either be arranged alphabetically or like a computer keyboard.

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select one of the two options:

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”

>“

Keyboard layout”.

–“

ABC”:

The letter fields are arranged alphabetically.

–“

QWERTY/QWERZ”:

The letter fields are arranged like a computer keyboard.

The chosen keyboard layout is set.

Sound settings

You can set the sound of your PCM for each audio source separately using the sound settings in the Sound menu. As soon as an audio source is selected, its sound settings are set automatically.

The range of displays and functions for the sound settings depends on the vehicle type and the equipment installed. In some cases, therefore, not all of the functions described here may be available.

Setting the bass

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

3. Make the setting you want by touching the two

Setting the treble

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

3. Make the setting you want by touching the two

Bass”.

symbols and .

Treble”.

symbols and .

Setting the balance

The Balance setting allows you to set the volume distribution between the left and right speakers.

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

3. Make the setting you want by touching the

Balance”.

symbols , , and or by turning

q the right rotary knob.

Setting the fader

The Fader setting allows you to set the volume distribution between the front and rear speakers.

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

3. Make the setting you want by touching the

Fader”.

symbols , , and or by turning

q the right rotary knob.

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Setting the loudness

“Loudness” increases the sound volume by increasing the bass and treble frequencies. This setting is particularly effective for low volumes and guarantees a pleasant sound.

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

Loudness” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

Setting SDV (speed-dependent volume)

The “SDV” function automatically adjusts the audio playback volume as a function of the vehicle’s speed. You can set the degree to which the volume adjusts to the vehicle’s speed on a scale from 0 (no increase in volume) to 5 (large increase in volume).

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Make the setting you want by touching the

SDV”.

symbols and .

Sound settings with BOSE®Surround Sound System

Setting surround

Activating “Surround” achieves a sound setting with greater spatial depth. This permits the creation of a virtual surround sound with conventional stereo sources such as CDs, radio or MP3 formats, for example. The function can be set separately for the individual audio sources. The “

Surround” function is generally activated with

multi-channel sources such as 5.1 DVDs, for example. It cannot be activated for the sources “ “

TV”.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

Surround” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

AM” and

Setting linear

Selecting “Linear” switches the PCM from a bassheavy setting (linear off) to a more neutral sound (linear on).

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

Setting AudioPilot

If the “ level inside the vehicle is monitored. Background noise is analysed and the volume and dynamics of the music playback across the entire frequency spectrum is automatically adjusted. An additional sound control feature is available for vehicles with convertible tops. It adjusts the music playback to the special requirements when driving with an open top.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

3. Select “

Linear” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

AudioPilot” function is activated, the noise

the same name in the header.

AudioPilot” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

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Sound settings with Burmester® High-End Surround Sound System

Setting the listening position

The “Listening position” setting allows you to optimise the sound settings for the front or rear seats. If, on the other hand, you select the symmetrical setting, you achieve the best possible sound setting taking all seats into account.

1. Press the b button.

2. Select “

3. Select one of the following settings:

Setting smooth

The “Smooth” function is used to precisely reduce overemphasized frequencies in the midrange and treble, which may be present in highly compressed music material. Typical examples include playing MP3 files with a low data rate or listening to an FM station with unfavourable reception conditions. This function facilitates a relaxing, pleasant listening experience for these sources over a long period.

Listening position”.

–“

Front”,

–“

Symmetrical” or

–“

Rear”.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET Burmester”. Smooth” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

Setting surround

Symmetrical”.

The “

Surround” function is generally activated with

multi-channel sources such as 5.1 DVDs, for example. It cannot be activated for the sources “ “

TV”.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET Burmester”. Surround” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

AM” and

Setting live

The “Live” function generates surround sound that sounds just like a live concert from any stereo music signal. This is achieved through the precise addition of the type of reverberation and tonal components normally found in concert halls. The listening position is set to “ this.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET Burmester”.

Live” to activate ( ) or deactivate ( )

the function.

Symmetrical” for

Setting sound conditioner

If the “Sound conditioner” function is activated, the noise level inside the vehicle is monitored. Background noise is analysed and the volume and dynamics of the music playback across the entire frequency spectrum is automatically adjusted. An additional sound control feature is available for vehicles with convertible tops. It adjusts the music playback to the special requirements when driving with an open top.

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1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET Burmester”. Sound conditioner” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

Configuring the PCM display

You can set various units, the date and time, the welcome display and the user language of the PCM in the “

Configuring display settings

Switching the display off

You c an sw i tch o f f or dar ken the display using the “

Switch off display” menu.

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

3. Select “

4. Select “

5. Confirm the prompt that appears.

Switching the display back on

You can switch a display that is off back on at any time (if the touchscreen is active) by touching it.

û Touch anywhere on the screen with your finger.

SET PCM system” menu.

the same name in the header.

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”

>“

Screen”.

Switch off display”.

- or -

û Press any button.

Choosing colours for the map view (day/ night design)

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

5. Set the option you want by selecting it.

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”.

Day/night switchover”.

The following options are then available for you to select: –“

Automatic”

Your PCM automatically switches from day design to night design as a function of the vehicle lighting.

–“

Day”

Your PCM always remains set to the day design colours. This means the display colours are optimised for legibility.

–“

Night”

Your PCM always remains set to the night design colours. The display colours are dimmed to prevent glare.

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Choosing the brightness of the display

Displaying the system version

Selecting the language yourself

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. You can set the brightness by selecting the two

Switching the touchscreen on/off

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”

>“

Screen”

>“

Brightness”.

symbols and .

the same name in the header.

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”.

>“

Screen”.

Touchscreen off” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

You have the option of viewing the system version of your PCM.

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

SET PCM system”

>“

Display PCM”

>“

System version”.

The system version is displayed.

Setting the language

Adapting the language to the instrument cluster

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

 If the language of the instrument cluster is not

SET PCM system”

>“

PCM language”.

Automatic”.

The language of the instrument cluster is set.

available as a language in the PCM, the lan-

English GB” is set.

guage “

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select the language you want.

SET PCM system”

>“

PCM language”.

Setting the units

Adapting the units to the instrument cluster

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET PCM system”

>“

PCM units”.

Automatic”.

The settings of the instrument cluster are set.

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Setting the unit for consumption

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select one of the following units:

Setting the display unit for temperatures

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

3. Select “

4. Select either “

SET PCM system”

>“

PCM units”

>“

Consump.”.

–“

l/100km”,

–“

km/l”,

–“

mpg” or

–“

mpg (UK)”.

the same name in the header.

SET PCM system”

>“

PCM units”

>“

Temperature”.

°C (Celsius)” or “°F (Fahrenheit)”.

Resetting personal settings

This menu item allows you to reset settings you have previously made.

1. Press the w button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select one of the following options:

5. Confirm the relevant prompt by selecting

SET PCM system”

>“

Reset PCM”.

–“

Factory settings”

Resets all settings to predefined values. Any data you entered (addresses, destinations and telephone numbers) is, however, retained.

–“

Vehicle handover”

Resets all settings to predefined values and deletes the data you entered (addresses, destinations, telephone numbers, logbook as well as the recordings in the Sport display).

“

Yes”.

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Radio ......................................................... 22

Calling up the main menu for radio mode..... 22

Tuning to stations ...................................... 22

Storing stations on station buttons in the

preset memories ....................................... 23

Traffic programme (TP) .............................. 24

Making settings for radio mode ..................... 25

Switching RDS on/off ................................. 25

Switching regionalisation on/off .................. 25

Switching RDS radio text on/off .................. 25

Choosing a PTY (programme type) filter ..... 26

Setting sorting criteria for the FM station list 26

TV............................................................... 27

Calling up the main menu for TV mode ........ 27

Tuning to TV stations ................................. 27

Storing TV stations .................................... 28

Showing the information window ................. 29

Video text ................................................ 29

Electronic Programme Guide ...................... 30

Making settings for TV mode......................... 31

Setting sorting of the station list ................. 31

Setting the reception country ..................... 31

Setting TV picture parameters ................... 31

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Radio

Calling up the main menu for radio mode

û Press the m button repeatedly until

the mode you want ( ed in the bottom line.

You will see the main menu for the chosen mode together with the station buttons. If there are already stations stored on the station buttons, the names or frequencies of these stations are displayed.

If the station tuned to is broadcasting RDS signals (RDS = Radio Data System) in FM mode, you will see the information contained in these signals (e.g. station name, programme type and radio text) above the station buttons. To find out more, please refer also to the sections “Switching RDS on/off” on page 25 and “Switching RDS radio text on/off” on page 25.

AM - FM - TV) is highlight-

Tuning to stations

You have the following options for tuning to a station:

– using the station buttons, – using the station list, – via a station search or – entering the frequency directly.

Tuning to stations using the station buttons

To be able to tune to a station using the station buttons, there must already be a station stored on a station button. To find out more, please refer to the section “Storing stations on station buttons in the preset memories” on page 23.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the mode you want is highlighted.

2. Briefly press the station button. The station stored on the station button is tuned to.

Tuning to stations using the station list

The station list contains all the stations that can currently be received. It is only available in FM mode.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

FM” is displayed.

“

2. Select “

3. Select a station.

Tuning to stations via a station search

û Start a search by pressing the arrow buttons

Station list”.

The station list is opened. In addition to the station names, it also contains the respective programme types. The station currently tuned to is highlighted in colour.

and

The search stops at the next station in the waveband.

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Tuning to stations by entering the frequency directly

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

“

FM” is displayed.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Tune to the frequency using one of the follow-

Manual tune”.

The input menu is opened. The frequency of the current station is displayed.

ing options: – Entering it directly by touching the number

buttons.

- or -

– Tuning to the next station from the station list

by touching the symbols and on the display.

- or -

– Tuning to the next station from the station list

by touching the stations shown on the left and right on the display.

- or -

– Turning the rotary knob

frequency upwards or downwards.

As so on as a valid fre qu ency is input, it is tuned to.

Tuning to stations by scanning

If you activate this function, each station found within the frequency range will be played for approx. 5 seconds.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the mode you want is highlighted.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

Start scan”.

Each station within the frequency range is played for approx. 5 seconds.

Stop scan” to tune to the scanned sta-

tion.

q to change the

Storing stations on station buttons in the preset memories

Setting the preset memory

There are six memory locations available in each of the preset memories. The preset memories for radio mode are:

– In FM mode:

FM 1, FM 2, FM 3, BEST FM and MIXED.

–In AM mode:

AM 1, AM 2, AM 3 and MIXED.

 The PCM automatically fills the station buttons

for the Best FM preset memory at regular intervals with the stations with the strongest reception.

 In contrast to all other preset memories, the

MIXED preset memory can store stations

from different modes. This means you can store stations from FM mode and AM mode as well as stations from TV mode here.

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1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the mode you want ( ed.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select the preset memory you want.

5. Tou c h t he m tab in the header again.

 If you briefly touch the preset memory dis-

Choosing a station in the station list and storing it

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

2. Select “

3. Select the station entry you want by pressing

4. To store the station on a station button, select

Preset memory”.

The available preset memories are listed.

played in the main menu, you will likewise switch to another preset memory.

FM” is displayed.

“

Station list”.

and holding it for several seconds. The station buttons are displayed and the station previously chosen is shown in the information window.

the station button you want. The station list is displayed again.

FM - AM - TV) is highlight-

Storing via an automatic station search (autostore)

The automatic station search is only available for the preset memories

FM 1, FM 2, FM 3 as well as

AM 1, AM 2 and AM 3.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until the mode you want ( ed.

2. Set the preset memory if applicable (> page 23).

3. Press and hold the “ The search is activated. It stores the six stations with the strongest reception and tunes to the strongest station.

Storing stations manually

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the mode you want ( ed.

2. Tune to the station (> page 22).

3. Set the preset memory if applicable

(> page 23).

4. Press and hold the station button for a few seconds. As soon as the station is stored on the station button, the station name or the station frequency is displayed on the button and you hear a signal tone.

FM - AM - TV) is highlight-

Autostore” menu item.

FM - AM - TV) is highlight-

Traffic programme (TP)

Various FM radio stations broadcast traffic messages in addition to their radio programmes. The broadcasting stations are responsible for the quality of these traffic messages. For that reason, no liability can be accepted for the completeness and correctness of the information.

Traffic messages are part of the RDS signals and are not available everywhere. To find out more, please refer also to the sections “Switching RDS on/off” on page 25 and “Displaying traffic messages (TMC)” on page 109.

Switching the traffic programme on

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

FM” is highlighted.

“

2. Select “

Traffic prog.” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function. When the traffic programme is switched on, the abbreviation TP (Traffic Programme) is dis- played in the bottom line and you hear the traffic messages regardless of the audio source that is currently active.

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Setting the Traffic prog. volume

The traffic programme volume refers to the volume at which the traffic programme announcements are output. It specifies the minimum volume as a function of the volume of the audio source currently selected.

1. Press the b button.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Make the setting you want on the scale by

Traffic prog.”.

touching the two symbols and .

Making settings for radio mode

Switching RDS on/off

The PCM is capable of receiving RDS signals (RDS = Radio Data System) in FM mode. It supports the following functions:

– station name, – programme type (PTY), – traffic programme, – radio text as well as – detection of alternative frequencies.

(Radio stations transmit programmes with the same programme content on different frequencies in different regions.)

You can switch tracking of these alternative frequencies on or off in the Set menu.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

“

FM” is highlighted.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET FM”.

RDS” to activate ( ) or deactivate ( )

the function.

Switching regionalisation on/off

When RDS (tracking of the alternative frequencies) is active, regionalisation can additionally be switched on or off. If stations have a station chain with varying regional programme contents, switching on regionalisation prevents switching between the different stations.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

FM” is highlighted.

“

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET FM”. Regional” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

Switching RDS radio text on/off

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

“

FM” is highlighted.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET FM”. Radio text” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

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Choosing a PTY (programme type) filter

RDS stations can broadcast the station’s programme type (PTY). The programme type allows stations to be classified based on their genre, for example “pop”, “rock” or “news”. If a programme type is selected, only stations that correspond to the selected programme type are displayed in the FM station list.

You can select as many different programme types in a list as you wish.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

“

FM” is highlighted.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select the programme types you want for sort-

SET FM”

>“

PTY filter”.

ing ( ) or deselect those you wish to omit ( ). By selecting “ or deselect ( ) all the programme types in the list.

Activate all” you can select ( )

Setting sorting criteria for the FM station list

The FM station list can be sorted according to various criteria. You can set the sorting as follows:

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

FM” is highlighted.

“

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET FM”. Sorting criteria”.

Various radio buttons are then available for you to select:

–

Alphabetical: The station list is sorted alpha-

betically.

–

Genre (PTY): The station list is sorted ac-

cording to programme type (PTY). If a programme type is selected, only stations that correspond to the selected programme type are displayed in the FM station list. Only after selecting “ PTY filter list are all stations that can be received listed.

Activate all” in the

Station strength: The station list is displayed

–

sorted according to station strength. Stations with good reception are shown at the top of the list.

–

Last stations: The station list shows the sta-

tions listened to for at least two minutes. The last station listened to is shown at the top of the list.

–

Frequency: The station list is displayed sort-

ed according to the order of the stations in the frequency band.

5. Set the sorting option you want by selecting it.

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Tuning to TV stations

The standard TV on the PCM can receive non-encrypted terrestrial analogue and digital (DVB-T) programmes. Depending on the country and reception area, only analogue, digital or a mixture of analogue and digital programmes may be available. If a programme is simultaneously received in both analogue and digital forms, the TV tuner automatically selects the higher-quality of the two.

In some areas, DVB-T programmes are also broadcast without picture content. These are characterised by an additional note symbol.

 The activation of the automatic hatchback as

well as some other vehicle functions may sporadic cause temporary restrictions of the TV reception.

WARNING!

Accident hazard. For your own safety, no TV

picture or video text can be shown during driving for legal reasons.

û To receive a TV picture, the vehicle must be

stopped.

û In some countries, the parking brake must

also be engaged.

Calling up the main menu for TV mode

û Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

To use TV mode, you must first tune to a TV station. You can do this via a station search or using the TV menu.

 You can return from the TV picture of the cur-

rent station to the main menu for TV mode at any time by touching the display or pressing the Back button h.

Displaying the TV picture

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

2. Touch the information area in the TV menu (above the station buttons on the display). The TV picture of the TV station currently tuned to is shown.

Tuning to stations using the station buttons

Station buttons must already have TV stations stored before they can be used to tune to a station. To find out more, please refer to the section “Storing TV stations” on page 28.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

the “

2. Briefly press the station button. The station is tuned to and its TV picture displayed. An information window appears for about 3 seconds.

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Tuning to stations using the station list

The station list provides details of the stations that can currently be received. Depending on the setting, the station list is arranged alphabetically, based on reception quality or based on the last stations. To find out more, please refer to the section “Making settings for TV mode” on page 31.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

2. Select “

3. Select the TV station or the DVB-T radio station

Station list”.

you want. The station is tuned to and its TV picture displayed.

 The digital programmes can also be selected

using the EPG list. To find out more, please refer to the section “Electronic Programme Guide” on page 30.

Storing TV stations

Each of the preset memories, TV 1, TV 2, TV 3 and

MIXED, has six memory locations available.

In contrast to all other preset memories, the

MIXED preset memory can store stations from dif-

ferent modes. Here, you can manually store stations from FM/AM mode as well as stations from TV mode.

Storing stations manually

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

2. Tune to a TV station (> page 27).

3. Press and hold the station button for a few sec-

onds. As soon as the TV station is stored on the station button, the station name is shown on the button.

Storing via an automatic station search

The automatic station search is only available for the preset memories

TV” mode.

1. Set “

2. If necessary, set the preset memory as fol-

lows:

a.Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

b.Select “

c.Select the preset memory you want. d.Touch the m tab in the header again.

 You can likewise change the preset memory

3. The set preset memory now appears after the

Preset memory”.

The available preset memories are listed.

by touching “

Autostore” menu item.

“ Select the menu item. The search starts. It stores the six programmes with the strongest reception and switches to the strongest programme.

TV 1, TV 2 and TV 3.

TV 1”, etc. in the TV main menu.

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Selecting a video text page

1. Touching the display opens a bar for entering

the numbers directly.

2. Touch the appropriate digits on the display. After the third digit is entered, the video text search begins and the video text page is shown. The bar for entering numbers is hidden.

Showing the information window

û Press the right rotary knob r while in TV

mode. The information window is called up together with the “

While for digital programmes it shows details about the programme currently active, for analogue programmes the information window only contains the name of the station plus the current time.

 The various information can, however, only be

Station list” menu item.

displayed if the relevant signal is being broadcast by the station.

Video text

Calling up video text

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

 Not all stations transmit a video text signal.

Video text”.

The video text display appears. When called up for the first time, the programme page “100” is shown.

 If the “

Zooming into a video text page

û Call up an enlarged view of the upper half of the

û Turn once more to return to the normal page

Video text via TV” function is activated,

the video text picture is overlaid onto that of the TV programme. To find out more, please refer to the section “Placing video text over the TV picture” on page 30.

display by turning the right rotary knob q. Turn the knob again to switch to an enlarged view of the lower half of the display.

view.

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Placing video text over the TV picture

If you activate this function, the video text page is overlaid transparently over the picture of the current TV programme.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

the “

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

4. Select “

SET TV”. Video text via TV” to activate ( ) or

deactivate ( ) the function.

Electronic Programme Guide

The PCM features an Electronic Programme Guide, which contains various information about the digital programmes. The programmes are listed in chronological order.

Information (station, progress bar, end time and name of current programme) about programmes that are currently playing is shown at the top of the list. This is followed by information (station, start/ end time, names of following episodes) for the subsequent programmes.

Please note that only digital channels transmit EPG data. This service is not available for analogue channels.

1. Press the m button repeatedly until

the “

TV” mode is highlighted in the bottom line.

2. Press the i button or touch the tab of

the same name in the header.

3. Select “

 The menu item is greyed out if no EPG data is

EPG list”.

The Electronic Programme Guide appears. Selecting an entry in the corresponding programme and shows its TV picture.

being received. You can also view the EPG data available for the current programme in the d menu by selecting the “ out more, please refer to the section “Displaying detailed information about the active audio source” on page 111.

Details TV” menu item. To f i n d

EPG list tunes to the

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