Mercedes-Benz Nav - 4 A User Manual

Part no. / Référence A 002 584 34 71
Universal Media Interface "Nav + 4" - Operating Instructions
Notice d'utilisation Universal Media Interface "Nav + 4"
Licence Agreement
Some components of the software used in the Universal Media Interface are open source programs which are licensed under the GNU General Public Licence, Version 2, (GPL) and the GNU Lesser General Public Licence, Version 2.1 (LGPL). The complete text of the GPL and the LGPL licences, as well as other Open Source components can be found in the Supplement
Booklet "Licence Agreements". We will send you the source code of the GPL- and the LGPL- licensed compo­nents on a disk upon receipt of your request and a copying fee of 10,- $ (ten Dollar). Your request must be sent within three years after purchasing
this product to the following address:
Peiker acustic GmbH & Co. KG
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With regard to the open source components, the holder of the right grants no warranty. The corresponding regulations can be found in the licence texts in the Supplement Booklet "Licence Agreements". We state here
explicitly that if the Universal Media Interface is modified in any
way, all warranty entitlements will become null and void.
Contrat de licence
Les composantes du logiciel utilisé pour l'interface média universelle sont des logiciels libres, soumis aux dispositions de la GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2, et de la GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), version 2.1. Vous trouverez les textes des licences GPL et LGPL ainsi que ceux d'autres composantes libres dans le livret complémentaire " Contrats
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soit qui auraient été apportées à l'interface média universelle.
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Reprinting, translating and reproduction, in whole or in part, are not
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Notice d'utilisation page 29
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Introduction
We hope you enjoy your new Mercedes-Benz Universal Media Interface!
Congratulations on your new Universal Media Interface.
These Operating Instructions are valid for the C-Class, model series W 204 and the GLK, model series X 204, which are equip­ped with a Universal Media Interface. The­se instructions will explain how to use your Universal Media Interface in combination with your AUDIO 20, and provides you with important tips and advice.
First of all, familiarize yourself with your Universal Media Interface and read the Operating Instructions before driving off. This will enable you to enjoy your Universal Media Interface to the full and help you to avoid dangers to you and others.
Mercedes-Benz periodically adapts its Universal Media Interface to the state of the art and therefore reserves the right to make changes in design, equipment and technology. Therefore the data, illustrati­ons or descriptions contained in these Operating Instructions may not be applica­ble to the Universal Media Interface instal­led in your vehicle.
Any authorized Mercedes-Benz Service Center will be happy to assist you at any time.
These Operating Instructions are a part of the vehicle's equipment. You should there­fore always keep them in the vehicle and hand them over to the new owner if you sell the vehicle.
Mercedes-Benz wishes you safe and pleasant driving with your new Universal Media Interface.
Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH A Daimler AG company
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Table of Contents
Safety ................................................... 5
Symbols used ........................................ 5
Operating safety .................................... 5
System Overview ................................ 6
Navigation System .............................. 7
Map software......................................... 7
Information via satellite signals ............. 7
Operation............................................... 7
Switching on the navigation system....... 8
Navigation menu.................................... 8
Route guidance...................................... 8
Where to? .............................................. 9
Delete destination ............................... 11
Point of interest................................... 11
Stopover .............................................. 12
Functions of the full-screen
map view ............................................. 13
Information on the
destination/stopover .......................... 13
Route information ............................... 13
Current position................................... 14
Changing the map view settings.......... 14
Other settings ..................................... 16
FM traffic radio .................................. 18
Displaying traffic obstructions ............. 18
Detouring around other traffic
obstructions......................................... 18
iPod
General notes ...................................... 19
Connecting the iPod Activating the iPod
Play mode............................................ 21
Operation............................................. 21
iPod
USB (mp3 player)............................... 25
General notes ...................................... 25
Activating the mass storage device ..... 25
Operation............................................. 25
Audio streaming ................................ 26
Pairing the audio device and
Universal Media Interface ................... 26
Selecting a paired audio device ........... 27
Operation ............................................ 27
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menu ........................................ 21
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Safety
Symbols used
GWarning
A warning notice draws your attention to pos­sible hazards to your health or life.
Important Text marked in this way alerts you to
the risk of possible material damage or malfunctions.
Note
Text marked in this way contains useful tips and additional information.
1. These items explain individual opera­ting steps.
• These items present you with selection options.
Display Messages in the display appear in this font. Where to? Favorites This indicates a sequence of buttons to be
pressed in succession.
Operating safety
GRisk of accident
Devote your full attention to the road and traffic situation. Only use the Universal Media Interface or connected devices (iPod, mp3 player, mobile phone, other audio devices) if the traffic situation permits. Operating the Universal Media Interface or the connected devices will distract you from the road and traffic situation and you could lose control of your vehicle and cause an accident.
These Operating Instructions refer to the audio system operating instructions and to various operating instructions for connec­ted devices (e.g. iPod Please keep them handy for reference.
®
, audio devices).
Note
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful in­terference.
• This device must accept any interfe­rence received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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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System overview
Note
The AUX input on the audio system must be activated in order to use the voice and audio playback of the Universal Media Interface.
Universal Media Interface AUDIO 20
Navigation system iPod® interface USB (mp3 player) Audio streaming AUX input
The Universal Media In­terface includes a map navigation system for USA/Canada.
For information on operation, see page 7 onwards.
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The iPod
®
interface en­ables playback of au­dio files that are stored on the iPod iPod
®
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. Here, the
can be control­led conveniently via the vehicle controls.
For information on operation, see page 19 onwards.
The mp3 player plays audio files in the mp3 format that are saved on a mass stora­ge device connected to the USB interface.
For information on operation, see page 25 onwards.
The audio streaming function enables play­back of audio files by means of a paired, compatible Bluetooth audio streaming device (e.g. a mobile phone).
For information on operation, see page 27 onwards.
Audio devices can be connected to the AUX interface with 3.5-mm jack plugs (e.g. head-
®
phone output of com­mercially available players).
They are operated at the audio device.
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Navigation system
GRisk of accident
For safety reasons, only enter a destination when the vehicle is stationary. Study manual and select route before driving.
Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is co­vering a distance of 44 feet (approximately 14 m) every second.
The Universal Media Interface calculates the route to the destination without taking ac­count of the following, for example:
• Traffic lights
• Stop and right-of-way signs
• Parking or stopping prohibited areas
• Lane merging
• Other road and traffic rules and regulations
• Narrow bridges The Universal Media Interface may give incor-
rect navigation commands if the data in the digital map does not correspond with the ac­tual road/traffic situation. Maps do not cover all areas nor all routes within an area. For ex­ample, if the traffic routing has been changed or the direction of a one-way road has been reversed.
For this reason, you must always observe ap­plicable road and traffic rules and regulations during your journey. Road and traffic rules and regulations always have priority over the navigation commands generated by the sy­stem.
GRisk of accident
Navigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.
Please always use this feature instead of con­sulting the map display for directions. Con­sulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your atten­tion from driving and increase your risk of an accident.
Map software
The digital maps generated by the map software become outdated in the same way as conventional road maps. Optimum route guidance can only be provided by the navigation system in conjunction with the most up-to-date map software. Informati­on about new map software versions can be obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service Center.
Information via satellite signals
The navigation system must receive satel­lite signals for route guidance. The system may not be able to acquire satellite signals inside multi-level parking garages or in the vicinity of tall buildings or trees.
Operation
Turn
ymz
or slide
omp
to change a selection.
Press n to confirm a selection you have made.
Press the í button to switch to the next-highest menu level.
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Navigation system
Switching on the navigation system
Note
When the navigation system is switched on, no additional information is shown on the display.
When using the hands-free function for the mobile phone via the Bluetooth terface, bear in mind that incoming calls are displayed exclusively in the multi­function display. Depending on the audio system and telephone settings, you will hear an additional signal tone. (Please refer to the audio system operating in­structions.)
1. For information on switching on the audio system, please refer to the audio system operating instructions.
2. Press and hold the î button next to the audio controller.
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in-
Navigation menu
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1 2 3 4 5
DestinationTMCNavi
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1 System settings 2 TMC traffic messages 3 Repetition of the current navigation an-
nouncement (only when route guidan­ce is active)
4 Where to? 5 Back
Route guidance
GRisk of accident
Navigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.
Please always use this feature instead of con­sulting the map display for directions. Con­sulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your atten­tion from driving and increase your risk of an accident.
The current position is indicated by an ar­row on the road map.
The active route is shown by a blue line that ends at the destination.
The next driving maneuver and the di­stance to it are shown in the direction dis­play at the top right. If this is followed by another driving maneuver, this is shown below. Otherwise the lane display is shown in the lower right at intersections and high­way exits, etc.
Note
Navigation instructions are also shown in the multifunction display. The corre­sponding menu must be selected in the multifunction display beforehand. (Plea­se refer to the audio system operating in­structions.)
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Navigation system
Canceling/continuing route guidance
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Cancel route guidance or Continue route guidance.
Where to?
The Destination menu contains the following possibilities for entering a desti­nation:
• Address entry
• From memory
• From last destinations
• Points of interest along the route
• Points of interest in the vicinity
Entering the destination address (Town name)
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Select Country to change the coun-
try setting if required.
Note
Under the Country menu item, the corresponding state or province must be selected.
4. Select City.
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5. Select or enter the city.
Note
By entering the first letters of a word, for example S9Fr for "San Francisco", you can speed up destination entry.
6. Select Street.
7. Select or enter the street.
8. Select No.
9. Select or enter the house number.
Note
Select Center. The city Center of the selected city is set as the destination.
10. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Entering the destination address (Zipcode)
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Select Country to change the coun-
try setting if required.
Note
Under the Country menu item, the corresponding state or province must be selected.
4. Select Zip.
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Navigation system
5. Enter zipcode.
6. Select Street.
7. Select or enter the street.
8. Select No.
9. Select or enter the house number.
10. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Selecting a destination from the map view
1. Select Destination in the naviga-
tion menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Select Map.
A map of the vicinity of the current po­sition is displayed.
4. Use the crosshair to select a destina­tion on the map.
5. Select Start. Route guidance is started. The naviga-
tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Selecting an intersection
1. Select Destination in the navigati­on menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Select Country to change the coun­try setting if required.
Note
Under the Country menu item, the corresponding state or province must be selected.
4. Select City.
5. Select or enter the city.
6. Select Street.
7. Select or enter the street.
8. Select Intersection. A list of the streets that intersect the
selected street appears.
9. Select or enter the street.
10. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Saving a destination
A maximum of 25 destinations can be saved.
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Enter the destination.
4. Select Save.
5. Select an option:
• Save without name
• Save with name
• Save as "My address"
Selecting a saved address
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select From memory.
A list of up to 25 saved destinations appears.
3. Select the destination.
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Navigation system
Note
Before route guidance to your home address can be started, this address must be saved at My address.
4. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Selecting one of the last navigated destination
The last 25 destinations are saved.
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select From last destinations.
3. Select the destination. Route guidance is started. The naviga-
tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Delete destination
The destinations which have been manual­ly or automatically saved in the memory can be deleted individually.
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select From Memory or From Last Destinations.
3. Select the destination.
4. Briefly press the ì button next to the controller.
5. Press Yes to confirm deletion of a destination.
Point of interest
Note
The distance to the destination specified by the navigation system corresponds to the distance in a straight line at the time of the query. It is specified without ta­king account of roads and does not up­date itself as your journey continues.
Selecting a point of interest in a city
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Address entry.
3. Select Country to change the coun-
try setting if required.
Note
Under the Country menu item, the corresponding state or province must be selected.
4. Select City.
5. Select or enter the city.
6. Select POI.
7. Select reference:
• Address
• Global
8. Select a category, e.g.
Gas station. A list of gas stations at the destination
appears.
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Navigation system
Note
Only the categories for which there are points of interest at the selected destina­tion are displayed for selection.
Special destinations recommended by the Zagat Survey can be displayed, and additional information (ZAGAT info) about the places can be called up.
9. Select the destination.
10. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Selecting points of interest in the vicinity
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select Nearby POIs.
3. Select a category, e.g.
Gas station. A list of gas stations in the vicinity ap-
pears.
4. Select the destination.
5. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Selecting points of interest along a route
1. With route guidance active, select
Destination in the navigation menu.
2. Select POIs along route.
3. Select a category, e.g.
Gas station. A list of gas stations along the active
route appears.
4. Select the destination.
5. Select Start.
Route guidance is started. The naviga­tion screen appears in the display as soon as the route has been calculated.
Stopover
Entering a stopover
You can add a stopover to your route while route guidance is active.
1. Select Destination in the navigati-
on menu.
2. Select a stopover from the list of sto­povers or enter a destination manually.
3. Confirm the input as a Stopover.
Removing a stopover
1. Select Destination in the navigati­on menu.
2. Select Delete stopover.
Note
The stopover is removed from the route guidance without any further query.
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Navigation system
Functions of the full-screen map view
Additional information can be shown or hi­dden in the full-screen map view.
Note
The additional information is displayed and updated during the journey as long as there is satellite reception.
1 Maximum speed 2 Highway signs 3 Direction display 4 Lane display 5 Lower information box 6 Top information box
Map section
Turning ymz enables you to zoom in or out on the displayed map section.
After you press n for a longer period, a crosshair appears and the map section can be moved around as you wish.
Press the í button to return to the view of your current position.
Viewing angle
The viewing angle on the map can be chan­ged by sliding mq or mr if Head up has been specified as the perspective of the map view.
Navigation announcement
With route guidance active, the current na­vigation announcement is repeated when you press n.
Top information
Activated/ deactivated by sliding om.
Bottom information box
Activated/ deactivated by sliding mp.
Information on the destination/ stopover
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select
3. Select Save.
4. Select an option:
• Save without name
• Save with name
• Save as "My address"
Destination informati-
on
or
Stopover information
The destination address, estimated ar­rival time and the remaining distance are displayed.
Route information
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Route information.
An overview of the selected route will be displayed.
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Navigation system
Current position
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Position information.
The coordinates and altitude in meters of the current position as well as the number of satellites used for navigati­on are displayed.
3. Select Save.
4. Select an option:
• Save without name
• Save with name
• Save as "My address"
Changing the map view settings
Top information box
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Configuration In- formation box top.
3. Select the type of display:
Static: The information box appears
continuously. You can hide it by sliding om.
Dynamic: The information box
is hidden automatically after approx. 10 seconds.
4. Select the display content:
• Arrival time/ dist. rem.:
The estimated arrival time and the remaining distance are displayed.
• Arrival time/next man.:
Estimated arrival time and remaining distance to the next driving maneuver are displayed.
Altitude/ No. of satellites:
The altitude in meters of the current po­sition and the number of satellites used for navigation are displayed.
Note
If the route guidance is inactive, Altitude/ No. of satellites is displayed continuously in the top infor­mation box.
Bottom information box
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Configuration In- formation box bottom.
3. Select the type of display:
• Static: The information box
appears continuously. You can hide it by sliding mp.
Dynamic: The information box
is hidden automatically after approx. 10 seconds.
4. Select the display content:
• Current street name: The
street/road on which you are currently driving is displayed.
*Direction: The next road/street
to be driven on is displayed.
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* If this information is unavailable, the name
of the road/street on which the car is dri­ving is shown.
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Navigation system
Arrival time/ dist. rem.:
The estimated arrival time and the remaining distance are displayed.
Displaying of points of interest
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Configuration POIs category.
3. Select the categories.
Note
For points of interest to be displayed in the map view, Navi Map Show POIs must be activated.
The higher the level of detail in the map view, the longer it takes for the map to be displayed.
Delete personal data
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Configuration De- lete Personalized Data .
3. Press Yes to confirm deletion of data. The personal data in the memory of
the Universal Media Interface will be deleted.
Map
1. Select Navi in the navigation menu.
2. Select Map.
3. Select the perspective of the map view:
• North up: Two-dimensional map view
with North at the top.
Head up: three-dimensional map view
in direction of travel.
4. Select additional information:
• Autozoom: the displayed map section
is automatically zoomed in or out accor­ding to the speed.
Show Reality View: When route
guidance is active, this function shows the important traffic areas on highways and state roads with a larger lane recommendation.
Show Sign Post: When route gui-
dance is active, this function shows the street signs for the upcoming highways and state roads.
Show lane adviser: With route
guidance active on multi-lane roads, this indicates the recommended driving lanes using blue arrows.
• Show driving maneuver: With
route guidance active, this shows the next driving maneuver.
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The Universal Media Interface may give the incorrect speed limit if the actual road situa­tion differs from the data on the digital map.
For this reason, you must always observe ap­plicable road and traffic controls and regula­tions during your journey.
Show speed limits: shows the
permitted speed limits on each section of the route that are stored in the data of the map.
Show POIs: Shows points of interest
on the map.
Note
The point of interest categories can be selected at Navi Configuration Visible POIs on map.
Show One Way: Shows one-way
streets on the map with white arrows.
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