Audio 10
Operating Instructions
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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.
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Audio 10 may differ depending on:
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Index ....................................................... 4
Introduction ........................................... 7
At a glance ............................................. 9
System settings .................................. 15
Telephone ............................................ 23
Audio .................................................... 29
Technical data ..................................... 39
Contents
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1, 2, 3 ...
911 emergency call .............................24
A
Authorized Mercedes-Benz Center
see Qualified specialist workshop
AUX function
Connecting a device ........................ 36
Important safety notes .................... 30
Increasing the volume ...................... 36
Selecting .......................................... 36
B
Basic functions .................................... 13
Bluetooth
®
Activating/deactivating ...................17
Conditions .......................................16
Connecting another mobile
phone .............................................. 19
De-authorizing (de-registering) a
device .............................................. 20
Displaying details .............................20
Pairing a mobile phone .................... 17
Playing an MP3 ................................ 35
Settings ...........................................16
Unpairing ......................................... 20
Bluetooth®Audio ................................. 35
Connecting an audio device .............17
Connecting another audio device .... 19
Increasing the volume ...................... 35
Pairing an audio device .................... 17
Pairing an audio device (external) .... 18
Reconnecting an audio device .........19
Selecting .......................................... 35
Unpairing an audio device ................ 20
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Call
Accepting ......................................... 24
Ending .............................................. 24
Making ............................................. 25
Rejecting .......................................... 25
Call lists ................................................ 27
Call waiting
Accepting ......................................... 26
Calling .................................................. 25
Using Bluetooth®............................. 24
Changing folders ................................. 33
Cleaning ................................................. 8
Copyright ................................................ 8
Correct use ............................................ 7
D
Declarations of conformity ................... 7
Display
On-board computer ......................... 13
Overview .......................................... 11
Setting the brightness ..................... 16
Switching on/off .............................. 16
E
Equipment .............................................. 7
Example of operation .......................... 12
External devices .................................. 36
F
Factory settings .................................. 21
Fast forward/rewind .......................... 33
Frequencies
Adjusting for radio stations .............. 30
Frequency input
Manual ............................................. 30
H
Hands-free system
Switching on/off .............................. 26
L
Language
Setting ............................................. 21
M
Media Interface
Supported file formats ..................... 40
Metadata
Displaying ........................................ 34
Mobile phone
Connecting ...................................... 17
Disconnecting .................................. 20
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Index
Displaying Bluetooth®details .......... 20
Pairing ............................................. 17
Pairing (external) .............................. 18
Reconnecting ................................... 19
Selecting .......................................... 24
MP3
Changing folders .............................. 33
Selecting a track .............................. 33
Mute function ...................................... 14
O
On-board computer
Overview .......................................... 13
Operating safety .................................... 7
Overview of controls ........................... 10
P
Pairing .................................................. 17
Phone book
Calling an entry ................................ 25
Phone call
Dialing .............................................. 25
Playback options ................................. 34
Q
Qualified specialist workshop .............. 8
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Radio
Calling up stored stations ................ 31
Entering a frequency ........................ 30
Searching for a station ..................... 30
Selecting .......................................... 30
Setting a station .............................. 30
Setting stations manually ................ 30
Sound settings (balance, bass,
fader, treble) .................................... 16
Storing stations ............................... 31
Storing stations automatically ......... 31
Storing stations manually ................ 31
Switching wavebands ...................... 31
Redial .................................................... 26
Reset .................................................... 21
Resetting
Factory settings ............................... 21
S
SD function
Displaying metadata ........................ 34
Displaying track information ............ 34
Important safety notes .................... 32
Inserting a memory card .................. 32
Selecting .......................................... 32
Selecting a track .............................. 33
Selecting playback options .............. 34
Switching folders ............................. 33
SD memory card
Ejecting ............................................ 32
Inserting .......................................... 32
Setting
Stations ........................................... 30
Volume ............................................ 14
Settings
Adjusting the display ....................... 16
Brightness ........................................ 16
Language ......................................... 21
Sound settings ................................. 16
Specialist workshop .............................. 8
Station search ..................................... 30
Stations
Calling up ......................................... 31
Saving manually ............................... 31
Selecting .......................................... 30
Setting manually .............................. 30
Storing ............................................. 31
Storing automatically ....................... 31
Steering wheel with buttons
Overview .......................................... 13
Switching on/off ................................. 13
Switching wavebands (radio) ............. 31
T
Telephone
911 emergency call ......................... 24
Accepting/ending a call ................... 24
Entering phone numbers .................. 25
Important safety notes .................... 24
Making a call .................................... 25
Redialing .......................................... 26
Rejecting a call ................................ 25
Rejecting or accepting a waiting
call ................................................... 26
Index
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Selecting .......................................... 24
Setting the reception and trans-
mission volume ................................ 27
Switching hands-free system on/
off .................................................... 26
Telephone book
Downloading (from a mobile
phone) ............................................. 27
Track
Selecting by skipping to a track ....... 33
Selecting by track number ............... 33
Selecting from a track list ................ 33
Track information ................................ 34
Track list .............................................. 33
U
Unpairing ............................................. 20
USB (Audio)
Connecting a device ........................ 32
Displaying metadata ........................ 34
Displaying track information ............ 34
File structure ................................... 40
Requirements .................................. 40
Selecting .......................................... 32
Selecting a track .............................. 33
Selecting playback options .............. 34
Switching folders ............................. 33
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Volume
Setting ............................................. 14
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Index
Operating safety
Important safety notes
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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.
Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.
Bear in mind that, at a speed of only 50 km/h,
your vehicle covers a distance of nearly 14 m
per second.
When using the device please follow:
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the safety information in these instructions
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traffic rules and regulations
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motor vehicle laws and safety standards
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Improper work on electronic components
or other systems (such as the radio and
disc slot) and their software may result in
malfunction or failure. Even systems that
have not been modified could be affected
because the electronic systems are connected. Electronic malfunctions can seriously jeopardize the operational safety of
your vehicle.
Always have all work on or modifications to
electronic components carried out at a
qualified specialist workshop.
Proper use
Audio 10 can be used to receive radio stations
and to play back SD memory cards and other
data carriers. Additionally, Audio 10 can
make calls via the Bluetooth®function.
Observe the specified requirements for data
carriers and permissible formats.
Equipment
This Supplement describes Audio 10 with all
standard and optional equipment available at
the time of this Supplement going to print.
Country-specific variations are possible.
Please note that your Audio 10 system may
not be equipped with all the features described. This also applies to systems and functions relevant to safety. Therefore, your Audio
10 equipment may differ from certain
descriptions and illustrations. Should you
have any questions concerning equipment
and operation, consult any authorized
Mercedes-Benz Center.
This supplement is an integral part of the
vehicle. Keep it in the vehicle together with
the Operating Instructions.
Declaration of conformity
Radio-based vehicle components
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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.
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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
Introduction
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2. These devices must accept any interference, including interference that may
cause undesired operation of the device.
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.
Qualified specialist workshops
Always have all work on or modifications to
electronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. This workshop has
the necessary specialist knowledge and tools
to carry out the work required. In particular,
work relevant to safety or on safety-related
systems must be carried out at a qualified
specialist workshop.
An authorized Mercedes-Benz Center is a
qualified specialist workshop.
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, do not clean the display with alcohol,
acid or an abrasive cleaning agent.
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Introduction
Operating system ................................ 10
Overview of operation with steer-
ing wheel buttons ............................... 13
Display overview of the on-board
computer ............................................. 13
Basic functions .................................... 13
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At a glance
Operating system
Overview
Function Page
: u
Adjusts sound settings 16
; $
Selects radio 30
Switches wavebands 31
= i
Adjusts system settings 16
? Õ
Calls up audio source:
SD memory card 32
USB device 32
AUX function 36
BT Audio 17
A %
Selects the telephone function
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B
Display 11
C
SD memory card slot 32
Function Page
D
Stowage compartment
E
x to slm
Sets the frequency manually 31
Stores stations manually 31
Calls up stored stations 31
Selects a track 33
Telephone number entry 25
Searches for a phone book
entry 25
Passkey entry 17
F j
Deletes characters
G %
Exits menu or jumps up one
menu level higher
H 9
Confirms the selection/
entry
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Operating system
At a glance
Function Page
I
9:=;
Navigates within the menus
J o
Sets the volume 14
K q
Switches on/off 13
L F
Selecting a station 30
Skips forward 33
Fast forward 33
M E
Selecting a station 30
Skips back 33
Rewind 33
Function Page
N 6
Accepts a call 24
Makes a call 25
Redials 26
Accepts a waiting call 26
O ~
Ends a call 24
Rejects a call 25
Rejects a waiting call 26
P 8
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:
Operation Menu
Radio Radio
Presets
Waveband
SD memory card SD
Music
Info
Media
USB USB
Music
Info
Media
AUX AUX
Volume
Media
BT Audio BT Audio
Playback/Stop
Playback
Media
Operating system
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At a glance
Operation Menu
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
9
To exit the menu bar
Selects the previous line in
the menu
:
To jump to the menu bar
Selects the next line in the
menu
=
To jump to the left in the menu
bar
Jumps up one menu level
higher
To lower the level in the menu
;
To jump to the right in the
menu bar
Jumps back to the main menu
To raise the level in the menu
9
Confirms the selection/entry
Example of operation
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.
X
Press the Õ button repeatedly until
SD
appears in the display.
X
Press the : button to jump to the menu
bar.
X
Press the = or ; button to select the
Music menu.
X
Press the 9 button to confirm.
The Music menu opens. The previously
played track is selected.
X
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.
X
Press the 9 or : button to select the
desired folder.
X
Press the 9 button to confirm.
The folder opens and the first music track is
selected.
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Select the desired track using the :
button.
X
Press the 9 button to confirm.
The selected track is played.
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Operating system
At a glance
Overview of operation with steering
wheel buttons
Steering wheel (example: Sprinter)
Button
Operation
:
On-board computer display
; W
Increases the volume
X
Reduces the volume
6
Accepts an incoming call/
redials
~
Ends/rejects a call
= V
Selects next main menu
U
Selects previous main menu
&
Jumps up in the menu bar
*
Jumps down in the menu bar
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For further information on operation with
the steering-wheel buttons, see the vehicle's Operating Instructions.
Display overview of the on-board computer
The display of the on-board computer shows
the following menus and functions of Audio
10:
Menu Function
Radio Selects the stored stations on
the current waveband
SD/USB Selects tracks in the current
folder
Telephone
Accepts a call
Ends/rejects a call
Performs calls via the phone
book menu
BT Audio Selects tracks in the current
folder
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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
X
Press the q On/Off button.
Once switched on, Audio 10 calls up the
most recently active function.
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Audio 10 switches off automatically when
you remove the ignition key.
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Audio 10 switches off automatically when
the condition of charge of the battery is
low.
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If Audio 10 is on while the ignition is
switched off, it will switch itself off automatically after approximately 30 minutes
to save the vehicle battery.
Basic functions
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At a glance
Setting the volume
X
Turn the volume control o during playback.
or
X
Press the W or X button on the steering wheel.
Activating/deactivating the mute
function
X
Press the 8 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.
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If you change the audio source or adjust
the volume, the sound switches on again
automatically.
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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.
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Basic functions
At a glance
Display settings ................................... 16
Sound settings .................................... 16
Bluetooth®settings ............................ 16
System language ................................. 21
Resetting to factory settings ............. 21
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System settings
Display settings
Setting the brightness
X
Press the i button and then confirm
with 9.
X
Press the : button to select
Bright
ness and confirm with 9.
X
Adjust the brightness using the =
or ; button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the most recently stored
brightness setting.
X
Press the 9 button.
The new setting is saved and Audio 10
returns to the system menu.
X
To exit the system menu: press the $
or Õ button.
Switching the display on/off
X
Press the i button.
X
Press the ; button to select
Display
Off and confirm with 9.
The display is switched off. Audio 10 functions remain available. You continue to listen to the selected audio source.
X
To switch the display on again: press 9,
$ or Õ.
Sound settings
You can adjust the treble, bass, balance and
fader depending on the vehicle's equipment.
X
Press the u button.
The display shows the current sound settings.
X
Select
Treble, Bass, Balance or Fader
with the 9 or : button.
X
Adjust the sound with the = or ;
button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the most recently stored
sound setting.
X
To exit sound settings: press the %
button.
Audio 10 stores the new sound settings.
Bluetooth®settings
Requirements for a Bluetooth®connection
With Audio 10, you can use the following
functions via Bluetooth®:
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make a phone call using a mobile phone
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play an audio file via an audio device
To do so, the following conditions must be
met:
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you require a mobile phone with Bluetooth®or an audio device with Bluetooth
®
(Bluetooth®device).
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the Bluetooth®device must be located
inside the vehicle in the vicinity of Audio 10.
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the Bluetooth®function of Audio 10 is activated (Y page 17)
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Bluetooth®settings
System settings
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the Bluetooth®function of the Bluetooth
®
device is activated.
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the device must support the A2DP and
AVRCP audio profiles.
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Information on the Bluetooth®mobile
phones and audio devices recommended
by Mercedes-Benz is available from qualified specialist workshops.
Activating/deactivating the Bluetooth
®
function
X
Press the i button and then confirm
with 9.
X
Press the : button to select
Activate
Bluetooth.
X
Activate or deactivate the Bluetooth®function by pressing the 9 button.
A checkmark in front of the
Activate
Bluetooth message indicates that the
Bluetooth®function is activated.
X
To exit the system menu: press the %
button.
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The Bluetooth®function will remain
active until you deactivate it again. If you
switch Audio 10 off, the existing Blue-
tooth®connection is disconnected. The
call can be continued on the mobile phone.
When switching on, Audio 10 automatically
establishes the connection.
Pairing/unpairing a Bluetooth
®
device
What does pairing mean?
When pairing, an authorized connection is
established between Audio 10 and the Blue-
tooth®device.
Your mobile Bluetooth®device must be visible. Information on how to make your Blue-
tooth®device visible can be found in the
operating instructions of your Bluetooth
®
device.
If Audio 10 and your Bluetooth®device are
paired, they will connect automatically as
soon as there is a Bluetooth®connection.
i
Audio 10 saves the pairing data of up to
10 Bluetooth®devices. If an additional
Bluetooth®device is coupled, Audio 10
overwrites the pairing data for the Bluetooth®device that has not been connected
to it for the longest period of time.
There are two ways of pairing:
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Bluetooth®pairing: Audio 10 searches for
the Bluetooth®device and starts the pair-
ing process
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Bluetooth®external: the Bluetooth
®
device searches for Audio 10 and starts the
pairing process
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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 (mobile
phone/audio device) using Bluetooth
®
pairing
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
The
Connect Phones menu item is selec-
ted.
or
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
Bluetooth®settings
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System settings
= or ; button and confirm by press-
ing the 9 button.
The Bluetooth Audio Device List
menu item is selected.
X
Press the 9 button.
The display shows the device list. The
Update menu item is selected.
X
To start the search: press the 9 button.
Audio 10 searches for Bluetooth®devices
(BT devices) within range for a certain
period of time. The display briefly shows a
message.
X
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 devices
failed message is shown in the display.
X
To search again: select
Update and press
the 9 button.
X
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.
X
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.
or
X
Press the = or ; button to select 4
digits, one after the other, and press the 9
button to confirm.
X
Press the ; button to select
OK and
press the 9 button to confirm.
The Bluetooth®device is authorized.
X
Select Bluetooth®device name MB Bluetooth on the device.
X
Enter the number selected previously on
the Bluetooth®device, and confirm.
X
Confirm possible prompts using the Bluetooth®device.
The
Authorization successful mes-
sage is shown in the display. You will see
the Bluetooth®name of the Bluetooth
®
device in the display/selection window.
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When the Authorization failed mes-
sage is displayed, you may have exceeded
the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.
Alternatively, the pairing was only deleted
on the Bluetooth®device. In this case, the
Bluetooth®device must be unpaired and
then paired again.
Pairing a Bluetooth®device externally
(mobile phone/audio device) using
Bluetooth
®
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
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Bluetooth®settings
System settings
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
The Connect Phones menu item is selected.
or
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
The Bluetooth Audio Device List
menu item is selected.
X
Press the 9 button.
The display shows the device list.
X
Press the ; button.
The display shows the menu for external
authorization. The
External Authoriza
tion menu item is selected.
X
Press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Start the Bluetooth®scan process on the
Bluetooth®device.
X
Select Bluetooth®device name MB Bluetooth on the device.
A prompt appears in the display asking
whether the Bluetooth®device should be
authorized.
X
To authorize: press the = button to
select
Yes and press the 9 button to con-
firm.
The Bluetooth®device is authorized.
X
To enter the passkey: enter an easy to
remember, four-digit number using the
x to s number keys and press the
9 button to confirm.
or
X
Use the = or ; button to select 4
digits in the number bar, one after the
other, and press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Press the ; button to select
OK and
press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Enter the number selected previously on
the Bluetooth®device, and confirm.
X
Confirm possible prompts using the Bluetooth®device.
The
Authorization successful mes-
sage is shown in the display. You will see
the Bluetooth®name of the Bluetooth
®
device in the display/selection window.
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When the Authorization failed message is displayed, you may have exceeded
the prescribed time period. Repeat the procedure.
Reconnecting a Bluetooth®device
Audio 10 always searches for the last connected Bluetooth®device. 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
(mobile phone/audio device)
If you have authorized more than one Bluetooth®device, you can switch between the
devices.
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You can only switch to another authorized
phone if you are not currently making a call.
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
The Connect Phones menu item is selected.
or
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
The
Bluetooth Audio Device List
menu item is selected.
Bluetooth®settings
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System settings
X
Press the 9 button.
The display shows the device list.
X
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.
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Audio 10 can only be connected to one
Bluetooth®device at any one time. The
Bluetooth®device is identified by the #
dot.
Displaying Bluetooth®details
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
The
Connect Phones menu item is selec-
ted.
or
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
The Bluetooth Audio Device List
menu item is selected.
X
Press the 9 button.
The display shows the device list.
X
Press the ; button.
X
Press the : button to select the
Details menu item and press the 9 but-
ton to confirm.
The display shows the following informa-
tion on the selected Bluetooth®device:
R
Bluetooth®name
R
Bluetooth®address
R
authorization status
R
availability
X
To exit the detailed view: press the %
button.
Unpairing a Bluetooth®device (mobile
phone/audio device)
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
The Connect Phones menu item is selected.
or
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
The
Bluetooth Audio Device List
menu item is selected.
X
Press the 9 button.
The display shows the device list.
X
Press the ; button.
X
Press the : button to select the
Delete
menu item and press the 9 button to confirm.
A prompt appears in the display asking
whether the Bluetooth®device should definitely be de-authorized.
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Bluetooth®settings
System settings
X
To unpair: use the = or ; button to
select
Yes and press the 9 button to con-
firm.
The display briefly shows a message. The
Bluetooth®device is de-authorized and
deleted from the device list.
X
To cancel the unpairing process: use the
= or ; button to select
No and press
the 9 button to confirm.
The Bluetooth®device is not unpaired from
Audio 10. You have canceled the process.
System 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.
X
Press the i button and then confirm
with 9.
Language is selected.
X
Press the 9 button to confirm.
The display shows a list of available languages. The # dot indicates the currently
set language.
X
Press the : button to select the desired
language and press the 9 button to confirm.
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language.
Or
X
Press the 9 button to select
Synchron
ize languages.
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language on the on-board computer.
X
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.).
i
Resetting to factory settings is useful
when you sell the vehicle, for example.
X
Press the i button and then confirm
with 9.
X
Use the : button to select
Reset and
confirm with 9.
A prompt appears in the display asking
whether the data should be deleted.
X
Use the = or ; button to select
Yes
or No and confirm with 9.
If Yes has been selected, a second prompt
appears in the display asking whether the
data should be deleted.
Resetting to factory settings
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System settings
X
To cancel the deleting process: select
No.
Audio 10 is not reset.
or
X
To delete: select
Yes in the display and
confirm with 9.
The display briefly shows a message. Audio
10 is reset and restarted.
Resetting without deleting your personal
data:
X
Press and hold the q on/off button for
approximately 10 seconds.
Audio 10 is reset.
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Resetting to factory settings
System settings
General notes ...................................... 24
Using the telephone ............................ 24
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Telephone
General notes
Important safety notes
G
WARNING
If you operate mobile communication equipment 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 this equipment when the vehicle
is stationary.
Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.
Call disconnection while the vehicle is
in motion
A call may be disconnected if:
R
there is insufficient GSM network coverage
in certain areas.
R
you move from one GSM or UMTS transmitter/receiver area (GSM/UMTS cell) into
another and no channels are free.
R
you use a SIM card which is not compatible
with the network available.
R
you are using a mobile phone with "Twincard" and the mobile phone with the second SIM card is already logged into the network.
"911" emergency call
Making emergency calls without entering a
PIN is only possible using the mobile phone.
The 911 emergency call number is a public
service. Any misuse is punishable by law.
Using the telephone
Conditions
The following requirements must be met in
order to make calls using Audio 10:
R
The Bluetooth®function of Audio 10 is activated (Y page 17).
R
The Bluetooth®function of the mobile
phone is activated.
R
The mobile phone is paired and connected
to Audio 10 (Y page 17).
Selecting the telephone function
X
Press the % button.
or
X
Press the 6 button.
The display shows the telephone main
menu.
:
Device name display
;
Mobile phone operational readiness symbol
=
Signal strength display
?
Call lists menu
A
Displays the phone book
B
Telephone menu
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.
X
To accept a call: press the 6 button.
or
X
Select
Accept by pressing the 9 button.
The call is played over the Audio 10 loudspeakers. Audio 10 mutes the active audio
source.
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Using the telephone
Telephone
X
Use the volume control to adjust the call
volume, if desired.
X
To end a call: press the ~ button.
Audio 10 plays the active audio source
again.
Rejecting a call
X
Press the ~ button.
or
X
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
X
Press the % button.
X
Enter the desired phone number using the
x to s number keys and the l
button.
i Notes on the l button:
R
to enter a star: press the l button
once
R
to enter a plus: press the l button
twice within approx. 1.5 seconds
X
To delete individual digits: press the
í button.
X
To delete the entire numerical
sequence: press and hold the í button
until the entire numerical sequence is
deleted.
or
X
Press the ~ button.
X
To make a call: press the 6 button.
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.
X
Press the % button.
X
Call up the character bar by pressing
the : button.
X
Press the = or ; button to select the
first digit and press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Enter the rest of the phone number in the
same way.
X
Press the ; button to select ; and
press the 9 button to confirm.
X
To delete individual digits: press the
= or ; button to select r and press
the 9 button to confirm.
X
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.
or
X
Press the = or ; button to select
= and press the 9 button to confirm.
X
To make a call: press the = or ;
button to select ; and press the 9
button to confirm.
This initiates dialing.
Selecting a phone number from the telephone book
X
Press the % button.
X
Press the ; button to select
NameName and
press the 9 button to confirm.
X
To select a list entry with the arrow buttons: press the 9 or : button to
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Telephone
Z
select a list entry and press the 9 button
to confirm.
or
X
To select a list entry with the number
keys: select characters using the l to
s number keys.
i Notes on entering characters using num-
ber keys:
R
press the button once: the first character
on the button is selected.
R
press the button twice: the second character on the button is selected.
R
and so on
X
Press the : button to select the desired
party and press the 9 button to confirm.
or
X
Press the 6 button.
This initiates dialing.
Selecting a phone number from calls
lists
X
Press the % button.
X
Press the ; button to select
Call
Lists and press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Press the : button to select the desired
call list and press the 9 button to confirm.
X
Press the 9 or : button to select the
desired call list entry and press the 9 button to confirm.
or
X
Press the 6 button.
This initiates dialing.
Redialing
X
Press the % button.
X
Press the 6 button.
The display shows the most recently dialed
phone numbers.
X
Press the : button to select the desired
phone number and press the 9 button to
confirm.
or
X
Press the 6 button.
This initiates dialing.
Canceling dialing
X
Press the ~ button when dialing.
Switching the hands-free system on/
off
You can switch the hands-free function on or
off during a call.
i
When making a call, instead of Call
Lists, the display shows Microphone Off
or Microphone On in the menu bar.
X
Press the : button.
X
To switch off: press the ; button to
select
Microphone Off and press the 9
button to confirm.
The
The microphone is off message
appears briefly in the display.
X
To switch on: press the ; button to
select
Microphone On and press the 9 to
confirm.
The
The microphone is on message
appears briefly in the display.
Accepting/rejecting a waiting call
If you receive an incoming call while already
making a call, the display shows the incoming
call. You also hear a tone.
i
The call waiting function is only available
if it is supported and has been activated by
the mobile phone network provider.
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Using the telephone
Telephone
X
To accept a call: press the 6 button.
or
X
Select
Accept by pressing the 9 button.
You are connected to the new party. The
previous call is ended.
X
To reject a call: press the ~ button.
or
X
Press the ; button to select
Reject
and press the 9 button to confirm.
The waiting call is rejected.
Setting the reception and transmission volume
If a mobile phone is connected, you can optimize the reception and transmission volumes
– even during a call. Inquire about the best
possible settings at an authorized Sprinter
Dealer.
i
If reception and transmission volumes
have been incorrectly set, call quality may
be impaired.
X
Press the % button.
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
X
Press the : button to select
Adjust
Volume and press the 9 to confirm.
The display shows the Adjust Volume
menu.
X
Press the : button to select
Receive
for reception volume or Send for transmission volume.
X
Set the desired volume with the =
or ; button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the last volume saved.
X
To exit the telephone menu: press the
% button twice.
Loading the telephone book and call
lists
You can load the telephone book and call lists
of the connected mobile phone onto Audio
10.
X
Press the % button.
X
To call up the telephone menu: press
the : button, select
Telephone using
the = or ; button and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
X
Press the : button to select
Import
Contacts and press the 9 button to con-
firm.
The display briefly shows a message.
X
To exit the system menu: press the %
button.
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Telephone
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Important safety notes ....................... 30
Radio mode .......................................... 30
SD memory card and USB device ...... 32
Bluetooth®audio ................................. 35
AUX function ....................................... 36
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Audio
Important safety notes
G
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.
G
WARNING
If you handle or operate mobile audio/video
sources when driving, you will be distracted
from the traffic conditions. You could also
lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an
accident.
Only handle or operate these mobile audio/
video sources when the vehicle is stationary.
Only operate mobile audio/video sources
using the communication equipment integrated in the vehicle when traffic conditions permit. If this is not the case, park the vehicle
paying attention to traffic conditions and
operate the equipment when the vehicle is
stationary.
G
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.
Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.
Radio mode
Selecting the radio
X
Press the $ button.
You will hear the last station selected.
Selecting a station
Station search
X
Press the E or F button briefly.
You will hear the next receivable station.
Setting stations manually
X
Press and hold the E or F button
until the desired frequency is reached.
You will hear the selected station if it is
receivable.
Setting the frequency manually
X
Press the l button.
X
Using the x to s number keys, enter
the desired frequency .
or
X
Press the : button, then use the =
or ; button to select
Radio and confirm
by pressing 9.
The
Enter Frequency menu item is selec-
ted.
X
Press the 9 button.
X
Using the x to s number keys, enter
the desired frequency .
i
You can only enter frequencies in the
waveband that has been set (Y page 31).
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Radio mode
Audio
Storing stations
Storing stations manually
You can save the current station.
X
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.
The station is stored under the selected
preset.
Storing stations automatically
You can automatically save 10 receivable stations to the presets on the selected waveband. The order is determined by reception
quality.
i
Previously stored stations on the waveband will be deleted.
X
Press the $ button to select the waveband.
X
To select the preset menu: press
the : button, select
Presets using the
= or ; buttons and confirm by
pressing the 9 button.
X
To select Autostore: press the : or
9 button to select
Autostore and con-
firm by pressing the 9 button.
Audio 10 searches for the 10 stations with
the strongest signal and stores them.
X
To cancel storage: during storage, press
the 9 button.
X
To exit the preset menu: using the :
button, select one of the stored stations
and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
or
X
Press the % button.
Calling up stored stations
Calling up stations using the number keypad
X
Press the $ button to select the waveband.
X
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
X
Press the $ button to select the waveband.
X
Press the : button, then use the =
or ; button to select
Presets and con-
firm by pressing 9.
The display shows a list of the stored stations.
The # dot indicates the station being currently played, if the station has been
stored.
X
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
X
Press the $ button repeatedly until the
display shows the desired waveband.
or
X
Press the : button, then use the =
or ; button to select the waveband in
the menu bar and confirm by pressing 9.
The display shows a list of the wavebands.
Radio mode
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Audio
Z
The # indicates the waveband currently
called up.
X
Use the : or 9 button to select the
waveband and confirm by pressing 9.
SD memory card and USB device
Important safety notes
G
WARNING
SD memory cards are small parts. They can be
swallowed and cause asphyxiation. This
poses an increased risk of injury or even fatal
injury.
Keep SD memory cards out of the reach of
children. If an SD memory card is swallowed,
seek immediate medical attention.
Inserting/ejecting an SD memory
card
Inserting an SD memory card
X
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....
i
If Audio 10 cannot find any readable data
on the SD card, the display shows
No
Playable Files.
Information on readable file formats can be
found in the technical data (Y page 40).
Ejecting an SD memory card
X
Press the SD memory card.
Audio 10 ejects the SD card.
X
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.
X
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...
i
If Audio 10 cannot find any readable files
on the USB device, the display shows the
message
No Playable Files.
Information on readable file formats can be
found in the technical data (Y page 40).
i
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
Mercedes-Benz Center.
Selecting the SD/USB function
X
Press the Õ button repeatedly until the
display shows
SD/USB.
or
X
Insert the SD card (Y page 32)/USB device
(Y page 32).
Playback starts.
If you are using one of the audio sources SD,
USB, AUX or BT Audio, you can call up the SD/
USB function via the media menu.
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SD memory card and USB device
Audio
X
To select the Media menu: press
the : button, select
Media using
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.
X
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
X
Press the E or F button briefly.
Audio 10 plays back the previous or next
track.
i
The following principles apply to the skip
back function:
R
If the track has been playing for less than
8 seconds, playback moves back to the
start of the previous track.
R
If the track has been playing for more
than 8 seconds, playback moves back to
the start of the current track.
i
If you have selected random playback
(Y page 34), a random selection follows
as the next track.
Selecting a track in the track list
X
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.
X
Select a track using the : or 9 button and press the 9 button to confirm.
Audio 10 exits the music menu and plays
the selected track.
Selecting a track by track number
X
Press the l button.
X
Enter the desired track number using the
x to s number keys.
Audio 10 plays the selected track.
i
You can only enter numbers of tracks
which are in the folder currently being
played.
Fast forward/rewind
X
Press and hold the E or F button.
The current title plays quickly backwards or
forwards.
Changing folders
X
To select the music menu: press the 9
button.
X
To select a folder: press the =, 9
and : buttons to select a folder and
confirm with 9.
X
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:
SD memory card and USB device
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Audio
Z
Button Operation
9:
Jumps within the folder
level
=
Jumps one folder level
higher
9
Opens a folder/selects a
track
;
Exits the SD/USB menu
Selecting track playback options
You may select from the following track playback options:
Playback
option
Operation
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.
X
Press the : button, then use the =
or ; button to select
SD/USB and press
9 to confirm.
X
To select the track playback option:
press the : button to select
Normal
Track Sequence, Random Tracks or Ran
dom Folder and press 9 to confirm.
You will hear the tracks in the desired playback option.
i
Depending on the active random play-
back mode, the
Mix symbol is shown in the
status line in front of the folder, SD memory
card or USB device symbols.
Displaying metadata
There are two ways to display the name of the
track in the display window:
R
with the names stored in the metadata of
the track
R
with the file names
X
Press the : button, then use the =
or ; button to select
SD/USB and press
9 to confirm.
X
Using the : button, select
Display
Metadata.
X
Using the 9 button, switch the
Display
Metadata function on or off.
A tick in front of
Display Metadata shows
that tracks are displayed using metadata
and not file names.
X
To exit the SD/USB menu: press %.
Calling up information on the currently played track
Folder name
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SD memory card and USB device
Audio
X
Press the m button.
The display shows the folder name and
track.
X
To exit the info menu: press the %
button.
Artist and album
X
To select the info menu: press the :
button, select
Info using the = or ;
buttons and confirm by pressing the 9
button.
The display shows the artist, album and
track.
X
To exit the info menu: press the %
button.
Bluetooth®audio
Selecting the Bluetooth®audio function
:
Display of Bluetooth®function
;
Bluetooth®device status indicator
=
Media menu
?
Start and stop
A
BT audio menu
B
Track display
X
Press the Õ button repeatedly until
BT
Audio is shown in the display.
or
X
To select using the media menu: press
the : button, select
Media 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.
X
Press the : button to select Bluetooth
®
device names and press the 9 button to
confirm.
The
BT Audio message is shown in the dis-
play.
Playing audio files
X
Press the Õ button repeatedly until
BT
Audio is shown in the display.
or
X
To select using the media menu: press
the : button, select
Media 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.
X
Press the : button to select the Bluetooth®device name and press the 9 but-
ton to confirm.
The
BT Audio message is shown in the dis-
play.
Audio 10 plays your Bluetooth®device's
MP3 player via the loudspeakers.
Operation takes place via your Bluetooth
®
device.
Setting the volume
If you play audio files from a Bluetooth
®
device, it is possible that the volume may
need to be significantly increased. You can
therefore select from two volume options:
Bluetooth®audio
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Audio
Z
Volume
option
Operation
Standard
The Bluetooth®device is
played back at a normal volume.
Boost
The Bluetooth®device is
played back louder.
X
To call up the BT audio menu: press
the : button, select
BT Audio using the
= or ; button and confirm by pressing the 9 button.
X
To call up the volume menu: press
the ; button to select
Volume and press
the 9 button to confirm.
The display shows the available settings:
Standard and Boost. The current setting is
indicated by the # dot.
X
Press the : button to select the desired
setting and press the 9 button to confirm.
AUX function
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.
X
Connect an external device to the AUX
jack.
i
An adapter cable is required for the AUX
jack.
i
If you connect an external device, Audio
10 does not automatically switch over to
the AUX function.
Selecting the AUX function
X
Press the Õ button repeatedly until the
display shows
Aux.
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.
X
To select the Media menu: press
the : button, select
Media using
the ; button and press the 9 button to
confirm.
The display shows the list of audio sources.
The audio source currently playing is indicated by the # dot.
X
Press the : button to select
Aux and
press the 9 button to confirm.
The display shows
Aux.
X
Switch the external device to playback.
The external device is played back over the
Audio 10 loudspeakers.
Increasing the volume
If you connect an external device via its headphones jack, it may be the case that the volume must be increased significantly. You can
therefore select from two volume options:
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AUX function
Audio
Volume
option
Operation
Standard The external device playback
is at a normal volume.
Boost The external device playback
is louder.
X
To call up the volume menu: press
the : button, select
Volume using
the ; button and press the 9 button to
confirm.
The display shows the available settings:
Standard and Boost. The current setting is
indicated by the # dot.
X
Press the : button to select the desired
setting and press the 9 button to confirm.
AUX function
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Audio
Z
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Requirements for SD memory
cards/USB devices ............................. 40
Supported file formats ....................... 40
SD memory card/USB device file
structure .............................................. 40
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Technical data
Requirements for SD memory
cards/USB devices
SD memory cards
Model SD, SDHC
Capacity 32 GB
Format FAT/FAT32
i
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:
R
USB sticks
R
certain MP3 players
Model USB 2.0
Format FAT/FAT32, maximum
of 4 primary partitions
Electrical consumption
800 mA
i
USB devices are available in many different sizes. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that playback is possible with every
USB device.
i
Do not use a USB extension cable.
i
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
i
To shorten the initialization period, only
load music files onto the USB device, if
possible.
i
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
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SD memory card/USB device file structure
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