Mercedes-Benz MCS Operator's Manual
As a result of new improvements in equipment and components, some descriptions and illustrations in this operating
manual are approximate or may deviate from the features actually included in your MCS operating unit.
As such the information, illustrations and descriptions contained in this manual may not be reasonably relied upon in
making any claims with respect to the actual performance of the product.
If your MCS operating unit is equipped with functions which are not described in this operating manual or if you have
any questions, please contact any Mercedes-Benz Center for further information.
We recommend that you keep the operating instructions in your vehicle so that you always have them available.
If you sell your vehicle, you should give the operating manual to the new owner.
How to use the MCS operating manual
Before you take your first drive, please make yourself familiar with the MCS operating unit and the functions it sup
ports. Read through these operating instructions carefully and, if necessary, refer to the operating instructions of your
vehicle.
The operating instructions are divided into 6 chapters:
Introduction: An overview of the operating and display elements as well as explanation of the basic functions.
Audio: Information on the radio, tape, single CD player and CD changer equipment.
Telephone: Explanation of the telephone functions.
Navigation: How to enter your destination, selecting your route, route guidance, how to use the route memory, and
selecting a detour.
System settings: Here you will find information on sound and display settings.
Index: Search items to help you find exactly what you are looking for.
Explanation of symbols used:
Warning notices for the protection of yourself and others are
preceded by a A symbol.
Introduction
Introduction
Audio Telephone Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Introduction
Audio Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Operation - MCS and telephone
A Warning!
In order to avoid distractions which could lead to
an accident, system settings should be entered
with the vehicle at standstill and the system
should be operated by the driver only when traffic
conditions permit.
Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 m.p.h.
(approximately 50 km/h), your car is covering a
distance of 50 feet (approximately 14 m) every sec
ond.
MCS navigation supplies you with information to help
you select your route more easily and guides you conve
niently and safely to your destination. For safety’s sake,
you should not use some of the functions, such as enter
ing the destination, unless your vehicle is stationary
(electronic key in the steering lock at position 1).
The navigation system does not supply any informa
tions on stop signs, yield signs, traffic regulations or
traffic safety rules. This always remains your per
sonal responsibility.
Operation safety
Any alterations made to electronic components
and the software can cause malfunctions.
The radio, amplifier, CD changer and telephone are
interconnected. Therefore, when one of the compo
nents is defective or has not been removed/
replaced properly this may impair the function of
other components.
These malfunctions might seriously impair the
operating safety of your vehicle.
We recommend that you have any service work or
alternations on electronic components done in an
authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
Introduction
How to use the MCS operating manual
Operation - MCS and telephone
Operation safety
Operating and display elements
Screen display
Switching the MCS operating unit on and off
Adjusting the volume
Pop-up screen message:
DISPLAY IS TOO HOT
Anti-theft system
Audio
Operating and display elements - Radio
Menu overview - Radio
Switching radio operation on and off
Changing the radio band
Selecting a station
(FM or AM mode)
Memory functions
(FM or AM mode)
Weather band
Operating and display elements - Tape deck
Inserting or ejecting a tape
Menu overview - Tape deck
Switching tape operation on and off
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Changing sides
Fast forward/rewinding
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Music search
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Scanning
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Skip blanks
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Dolby B (noise reduction)
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Pause
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Operating and display elements -
Single CD player (optional) and
CD changer (optional)
General information on CD playback
Inserting or ejecting a CD (Single CD player)
Loading CDs in the CD changer
Menu overview - Single CD player (optional)
and CD changer (optional)
Switching CD operation on and off
Selecting CDs (MCS with CD changer)
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Music seek
Scanning
CD track repeat
Play CD tracks in random order
Pause
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Introductions
Introduction
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Introductions
Audio Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Telephone
Before you use the telephone
Operating and display elements - telephone
Menu overview - Telephone
Switching telephone operation on and off
Incoming calls
Outgoing calls
Dialing a telephone num ber
Dialing a number from the phone book
Redial
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Speed-dialing
Quick-dialing
Emergency call
Navigation
Before you use the navigation system
Operating and display elements - Navigation
Menu overview - Navigation
Switching navigation operation on and off
Inserting or ejecting a navigation CD
Entering destination address
Saving current vehicle position
Address Book
Today’s Plan
Recent Route editing
The principle of route guidance
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Route guidance
Mute voice instructions
Altering the map scale
Break off route guidance
Changing the route calculation mode
during guidance
Viewing the Maneuver List during guidance 124
Road obstructed
Detour function
Setting voice prompt type/frequency
Setting type of guidance display
Setting map screen orientation
Setting points of interest icon options
Selecting the route calculation mode
Selecting the off-route recalculation mode
Viewing GPS Information
Viewing Software Information
Settings
Operating and display elements - System settings.... 145
Adjust sound settings
Switching between
the light mode and the dark mode
Adjusting the brightness in the dark mode
Adjusting the brightness for navigation systems 149
Setting the display dimming characteristics
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Operating and display elements
MCS operating unit
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Using the MCS (Modular Control System) operating
unit it is possible to operate the radio, tape deck, single
CD player, CD changer, telephone and navigation sys
tems and to adjust the system settings.
The MCS unit is equipped with a key panel (1), a rotary/
push-button (2), a number keypad with the zoom
keys (3), a joystick (4), a softkey panel (5) and a color
display screen (6) as the displaying element. All of the
functions are displayed on the screen. This includes
menus, lists, maps, symbols and information windows.
The joystick is used to select and confirm the menu
fields.
You will find information on the operating and display
elements pertaining to each system at the beginning of
the corresponding chapter.
Rotary/push-button
By pressing the button (2) you can switch the MCS on
and off.
By turning the button you can raise or lower the vol
ume.
Introductions
Introduction Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Introductions
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Key
This key lowers and raises the front of the control panel.
Behind the front panel are the cassette slot and the CD
slot for the audio CD or for the navigation CD.
If the display is in the down position for more than 20
seconds , 2 successive beeps will be heard. Return the
display to its normal position.
Warning!
A
A lowered control panel can easily be damaged, so
as soon as the cassette or the CD is ejected, close
the control panel. Do not place anything on the low
ered control panel.
Key
This key enables you to alter an incorrect input.
Number keypad
Use the keys to la s y to enter telephone numbers
and transmission frequencies, they can also be used to
select radio stations, CD tracks and CD's.
Key and tBsrW
These keys changes the map magnification ratio in the
navigation mode.
Key EH 1
This key starts the navigation operation in the naviga
tion menu.
Key 1131
This key during navigation operation repeats the last
spoken manuveur command.
Joystick
The joystick is the main operating element for activat
ing equipment functions and submenus via the menu
fields.
Activate these functions as follows:
1 Push the joystick in the direction you want to move
the cursor on the display. Select the desired menu
field by positioning the cursor on it.
2 Push the joystick to a r :■ ■ ::■ W ^ or K 9 t0
start rewind or search functions in the radio, tape or
CD mode.
3 Press the joystick to confirm your selection.
The selected function will activate, or a submenu
may appear or a selection will be confirmed.
Softkeys M. ^
With the softkeys the submenus and functions
which appear above the softkeys on the display can be
activated.
Key y^ U
This key starts a telephone call.
Key E 3 3
This key ends a telephone call.
Screen display
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1 Information/status line,
displays active system
2 Icon for inserted cassette in the head unit
3 Icon for inserted audio- or navigation CD |§j^
in the head unit
Introductions
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Introductions
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
4 Icon for inserted magazine in the CD-changer
5 Telephone:
S: Signal
R: Roaming
6 Signal meter for telephone
7 Displays system settings and functions
8 Menu field for the softkey functions
The information/status line (1) indicates the active sys
tem (e.g.: FM for radio). The current system settings and
functions displayed appear in the middle of the screen
(7). The menu field for the softkey functions (8) appears
at the bottom of the screen. The functions can be acti
vated by pressing the softkeys Q below the icon.
Switching the MCS operating unit on and off
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Switch on:
Press rotary/push-button (1). The MCS operating unit is
switched on.
The MCS will also switch on when the electronic key in
the steering lock is turned to position 1 or 2 if the MCS
has been switched off by turning the electronic key in
the steering lock to position 0 or removed.
The MCS can also be switched on if the electronic key is
not inserted in the steering lock, but it will switch itself
off automatically after one hour.
MCS switches on the system which was last active and
displays the corresponding menu.
Press the button marked for the component you would
like to switch on (e.g. the Q^Q).
Switch off:
Press the rotary/push-button (1). The MCS operating
unit will switch off.
The MCS also will be switched off if the electronic key
in the steering lock is turned to position 0 or removed.
Adjusting the volume
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Audio and telephone function
Raising the volume - turn rotary/push-button (1) to the
right (clockwise)
Lowering the volume - turn rotary/push-button (1) to
the left (counter clockwise)
Introductions
Introduction
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings
Index
Introduction Audio
Introductions
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Audio functions for radio, tape and CD:
The selected volume level applies to all of the audio
functions.
Telephone function:
The selected volume level applies only to the telephone
function.
Navigation function
Raising the volume difference - turn the rotary/push
button (1) to the left (clockwise)
Lowering the volume difference - turn the rotary/push
button (1) to the right (counter clockwise)
During a navigation announcement you can select the
volume difference between the volume of the audio
source and the navigation voice.
Note:
During the announcement the volume of the audio
source will be lowered.
Sound settings, page 146.
Pop-up screen message: DISPLAY IS TOO HOT...
DI SP LA Y IS TOO HOT
LIGHT WILL BE SHUT OFF
FOR PROTECTION
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If the message “DISPLAY IS TOO HOT ...” appears, the
display is too hot. For protection the light will be shut
off. When the display has cooled down the light will be
automatically switched on.
Anti-theft system
PLEASE ENTER
SECURITY CODE
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If the power supply to the MCS has been interrupted,
“PLEASE ENTER SECURITY CODE” will appear on the
display when it is next switched on. The MCS will only
work after the five digit code has been entered using the
number keypad.
The code number is shown on a sticker in the owner’s
portfolio.
Entering the code number
Switch the MCS on, see page 8. “PLEASE ENTER SECU
RITY CODE” will appear on the display. Use the number
keys to enter the desired security code, e.g.
MM H fE U H I ■ ■ for 27001.
After entering the correct numerical code press the soft-
key Q “OK”, the MCS starts. If a wrong number is
entered you have to enter the complete numerical code
again.
If an incorrect numerical code has been entered and
confirmed, “PLEASE ENTER SECURITY CODE" will
reappear on the display. The correct code must be
entered once again. If an incorrect code is entered three
times, “WAIT” will appear on the display and the MCS
will be locked out for about 10 minutes. If after 10 min
utes an incorrect code is entered again, “WAIT” will
appear again and the MCS will be locked out for about
10 minutes. After that you have to wait 1 hour to re
enter the code.
Note:
The lockout time will only elapse if the MCS remains
switched on.
Introductions
Introduction Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction Audio
Contents - Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Audio
Operating and display elements - Radio
Menu overview - Radio
Switching radio operation on and off
Changing the radio band
Selecting a station
(FM or AM mode)
Memory functions
(FM or AM mode)
Weather band
Operating and display elements - Tape deck
Inserting or ejecting a tape
Menu overview - Tape deck
Switching tape operation on and off
Changing sides
Fast forward/rewinding
Music search
Scanning
Skip blanks
Dolby B (noise reduction)
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Operating and display elements -
Single CD player (optional) and
CD changer (optional)
General information on CD playback
Inserting or ejecting a CD (Single CD player)
Loading CDs in the CD changer
Menu overview - Single CD player (optional)
and CD changer (optional)
Switching CD operation on and off
Selecting CDs (MCS with CD changer)
Track select
Music seek
Scanning
CD track repeat
Play CD tracks in random order
Pause
Select time display
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Operating and display elements - Radio
1 Switching radio on, Page 16
2 Color display with main menu
3 Raising or lowering the volume, page 9
4 Numeric frequency input, page 18
Selecting a station, page 21
5 Push joystick to C 2 1 : Automatic seek tuning,
page 19
Push joystick to o Automatic seek tuning,
page 19
Push joystick to Manual tuning, page 18
Push joystick to Manual tuning, page 18
6 Softkeys f°r:
“LIST”: Preset menu, page 21, 23
“AM”, “FM”: Changing radio band, page 17
“WB”: Weather band, page 26
“AUTO”: Automatically station saving, page 25
“ADJ”: Sound adjustment, page 146
“SCAN": Scan function, page 20
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Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Menu overview - Radio
Telephone
Navigation System settings
Index
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1 Main FM radio menu, page 17
2 Current band (FM) and memory preset selected are
displayed
3 Current frequency
4 Scan function, scanning radio stations, page 20
5 Main sound settings menu,
Adjust sound settings, page 146
6 Auto store menu, save and select stations automati
cally, page 25
7 Weather band, page 26
8 Current weather band
9 Main AM radio menu, page 17
10 Current band (FM) and memory preset selected are
displayed
11 Preset menu, save and select stations, page 23
Radio operation
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Audio Telephone
Navigation
System settings
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Introduction
Radio operation
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Switching radio operation on and off
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Switching on the radio:
Press ^ 0 0 . The radio will switch on.
The station last tuned will begin to play. On FM and AM
the frequency will appear in the display.
Note:
The telephone and navigation functions can be used
while the radio is on.
Switching off the radio:
Switch to the tape, single CD or CD changer mode or
switch off the MCS.
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You can select by pressing the softkey the FM-, AM- and
WB-band.
Press the softkey “FM” to select the FM-band.
Press the softkey “AM” to select the AM-band.
Press the softkey “WB” to select the WB-band.
The station last tuned into will begin to play. The fre
quency will appear in the display.
Selecting a station
(FM or AM mode)
Different functions are available for selecting a station:
• Manual tuning, page 18
• Station selection via direct frequency entry, page 18
• Automatic seek tuning, page 19
• Automatic station scan, page 20
• Station selection via number keypad (presets),
page 21
• Station selection in the auto store , page 25
Radio operation
Introduction
Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Audio
Telephone
Navigation
System settings
Index
Manual tuning
FM
FM
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LIST AM
Push joystick to
The frequency displayed will ascend in increments of
200 kHz (FM) or 10 kHz (AM). The ascending of the fre
quency starts slowly and then increases in speed.
Push joystick to
The frequency displayed will descend in increments of
200 kHz (FM) or 10 kHz (AM). The descending of the
frequency starts slowly and then increases in speed.
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Station select via direct frequency entry
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It is possible to set a station by entering the station fre
quency directly via the number keypad.
Press the key (bottom left on the keypad). An
input line will appear in the main radio menu.
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Use the number keys to enter the desired frequency, e.g.
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for 100,3 FM.
The display in the main radio menu will now indicate
the new frequency. The station will begin to play.
FM mode:
You can only enter odd numbers after the decimal point,
even number will not be accepted.
Note:
Frequencies can be entered only for FM and AM. If no
entry is completed within 4 seconds, the station heard
last will resume play.
Enter in given frequency range.
Frequency ranges:
• FM: 87,9 - 107,9 MHz
• AM: 530 - 710 kHz
If you enter a frequency that is outside the allowable
input range it will not be accepted.
Automatic seek tuning
FM
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Push joystick to
The next in and begin to play. The station frequency will
appear on the screen.
Push joystick to
The next receivable station in the direction downward
will be tuned in and begin to play. The station frequency
will appear on the screen.
Tape operation
Introduction
Audio
Telephone
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Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Audio
Telephone Navigation System settings
Index
Note:
The MCS needs about 10 seconds to seek through the
whole band. If no station can be received, activate
another radio function (e.g.: the tune function, see page
18) to stop the seek function.
Automatic station scan
FM
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Press softkey “SCAN”. The activated scan func
tion is shown by a negative SCAN on the display.
The receivable stations on the same band (FM/AM) will
be played one after the other for 8 seconds.
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You can enter the memory preset number in the main
radio menu or in the preset menu (LIST).
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To view the preset menu select AM or FM and press the
softkey Q “LIST”.
1 Frequency of the station you are listening to pres
ently
2 Preset position of the station you are listening to
presently
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Introduction
Telephone
Navigation System settings
Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Audio
Navigation
System settings Index
Press one of the number keys, such as briefly.
The radio will tune to the frequency assigned to that
memory location. Note that FM and AM presets are
independent and can only be accessed while in the cor
responding band.
The memory preset number will appear in the status
line.
Saving stations, pages 23 and 25.
Station selection in the auto store preset menu
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To view the preset menu select AM or FM and press the
softkey H U “AUTO”.
1 Frequency of the station you are listening to pres
ently
2 Preset position of the station you are listening to
presently
3 Memory preset available
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Press one of the number keys, such as
The radio will tune to the frequency assigned to that
memory location. Note that FM and AM presets are
independent and can only be accessed while in the cor
responding band.
The memory preset number will appear in the status
line.
Saving stations, pages 23 and 25.
Memory functions
(FM or AM mode)
The following functions are available:
• Saving stations manually, page 23
• Saving stations automatically, page 25
Note:
There is 10 presets for the FM waveband and 10 presets
for the AM waveband.
briefly.
Saving stations manually
(FM/AM)
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Select a band. You can select either AM or FM.
You can save a station in the main radio menu or in the
preset menu (LIST).
To view the saved stations select AM or FM and press
the softkey L B “LIST”.
Radio operation
Introduction
Audio Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Press the corresponding number key, e.g. MEM, for
longer then 2 seconds. You will hear a confirmation
beep.
The currently displayed station will be saved in the
memory corresponding to for the number key. The mem
ory preset selected will appear in the status line.
Note:
An existing entry is overwritten in the memory list
when a new input is given.
The standard FM/AM presets are not affected by the
automatic preset. This is a second possibility for storing
a station range you are currently receiving.
Audio
Telephone
Navigation
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Preset menu
1 Frequency of the station you are listening to pres
ently
2 Preset position of the station you are listening to
presently
Saving stations automatically (Auto store)
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Select a band. You can select AM or FM.
The saving of stations in the auto store function does not
effect the saved station in the preset menu.
Press the softkey ^ » “AUTO” for longer then 2 sec
onds. While the station is being saved “AUTO STORE IN
PROGRESS” will appear in the display. All stations
stored in auto store preset will be deleted and the 10
strongest stations will be searched and stored. The sta
tion frequencies available will appear in the memory
list.
To view the saved stations select AM or FM and press
the softkey fc M “AUTO.”
Note:
The standard FM/AM presets are not affected by the
auto store preset. This is a second possibility for storing
a station range you are currently receiving.
Radio operation
Introduction Audio
Telephone
Navigation System settings Index
Introduction
Radio operation
Auto store preset menu
1 Frequency of the station you are listening to pres
ently
2 Preset position of the station you are listening to
presently
3 Memory preset available
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ADJ SCAN
Telephone
P82.85-4992-26
Navigation
Weather band
WB
System settings Index
CHANNEL 3
FM AM ADJ SCAN
P82.85-4993-26
Press softkey “WB”. WB is displayed in the upper
left corner.
The channel last tuned into will appear in the display.
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To select a channel:
• Push the joystick to or The next chan
nel will be tuned in.
• Push the joystick to | ^ | or |^ 2 |: The next receiv
able channel will be tuned in.
• Press softkey “SCAN”. The activated scan
function is shown by a negative “SCAN” on the dis
play. The receivable channels will be played one
after the other for 8 seconds.
• Press one of the number keys between H and
H.
such as
will tuned in.
IB
briefly, the selected channel
If a weather station cannot be received on this channel
an automatic search of all 7 channels will take place. As
soon as a weather station is received, the search run
stops and the channel appears in the display. Three
cycles through the 7 channels will be made.
If a weather station cannot be received on any of the
7 channels the screen massage “WB NOT AVAILABLE”
appears.
Radio operation
Introduction Audio Telephone
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