Mitsubishi Electric Sanda Works NR213 Users Manual

1 Multimedia system

Multimedia system overview



button, switch multimedia

system on and off

 Touchpad

Touch control , controller  and

touchpad  are the central operating

controls.

Further aspects:

Media display instructions

! NOTE Scratches on the display

The display has a very sensitive high-

gloss surface. There is a scratch risk.

Avoid touching the display.

Follow the cleaning instructions.

 Touch control

 Media display

 NAVI, RADIO, MEDIA, TEL,

keys, call main functions

 Controller

 Control dial, set volume and switch

sound on and off

 Display

 Central operating controls

 Touchpad

 Controller

 Touch control

 Call main functions

 Switch sound on and off

 Switch volume on and off

 Use character input

Follow the instructions on maintaining

the interior compartment.

Automatic temperature shutoff:

If the temperature is too high, the

brightness will be reduced first. The

media display can then temporarily

shut down completely.

If you wear polarized sunglasses,

readability of the display can be

made more difficult or may be

limited.

Telephony

Telephone menu overview

Language-neutral

 Telephone menu character list

 Character input via touchpad

 Display telephone book

®

For telephony the Bluetooth

interface

and optional telephone module with

Bluetooth

In the Telephony via Bluetooth

®

(SAP profile) are available.

®

interface mode the cell phone is

Telephony 2

General instructions for telephony

WARNING Risk of distraction from

using integrated communication

devices while driving

Using integrated communication

devices while driving distracts you

from traffic events. In addition you

 Cell phone network provider

 Cell phone network strength

 Handset symbol or

 Bluetooth

®

device name of the cell

phone currently connected

connected directly via the multimedia

system.

Descriptions  to  will only be shown

once a cell phone is connected to the

multimedia system. The descriptions

are dependent on your cell phone and

cell phone network provider.

If the connected cell phone supports

the Bluetooth

®

profile MAP (Message

Access Profile), the menu item SMS

shall be available.

could lose control of the vehicle.

Only use these devices if traffic

conditions permit it.

If this cannot be guaranteed, stop

in keeping with traffic regulations

and make the entries when the

vehicle is stationary.

WARNING Risk of distraction from

using mobile communication

devices while driving

Using mobile communication devices

while driving distracts you from traffic

events. In addition you could lose

2 Telephony

control of the vehicle.

Only use these devices when the

vehicle is stationary.

WARNING Risk of accident due to
improper use of RF transmitter.

If you use RF transmitters improperly

their electromagnetic radiation can

damage the vehicle electronics, e.g.

if

 the RF transmitter is not

connected to an external antenna.

 the external antenna is mounted

incorrectly or is non-reflecting.

By doing this you could damage the

operational safety of the vehicle.

Have the non-reflecting antenna

installed by a qualified specialist

workshop.

During use in the vehicle, always

connect RF transmitters to the

non-reflecting external antenna.

Telephony is possible via the following

connections:

 Bluetooth

 Telephone module with Bluetooth

®

interface

®

(SAP profile)

Bluetooth® profile Function

PBAP (Phone Book
Access Profile)

Contacts are
automatically
displayed in the
multimedia
system

MAP (Message
Access Profile)

Message
functions can be
used

When connecting, the multimedia

system always searches for the most

recently connected telephone.

Further information is available at a

Mercedes-Benz service point or at:

http://www.mercedes-

benz.com/connect

Connecting a cell phone

Prerequisite

Switch on Bluetooth

®

.

Multimedia system:

Telephone Connect new

device

Searching for a cell phone

Select Start search.

The cell phones available will be

displayed. A newly found cell phone will

be marked with the symbol .

Connecting a cell phone
Authorization via Secure Simple
Pairing

Select cell phone.

A code will be displayed in the

multimedia system and on the cell

phone.

Codes concur

Multimedia system: Select Yes.
Cell phone: Confirm code.

Codes are different

Multimedia system: Select No.
The operation will be canceled.

Authorization via Passkey entry
(identification)

Select the Bluetooth® name of the cell

phone.

Choose a one to six-digit sequence of

numbers as a Passkey.

Select .

Select Deauthorize.

Confirm with Yes.

Changing cell phone

Prerequisite

Cell phones must be first authorized

Telephony 2

Mark the desired cell phone from

the list of devices.

Select .

Select receiving or transmitting

volume.

Multimedia system: Enter Passkey.

Confirm with .

Cell phone: Enter Passkey again and

confirm.

 Depending on the cell phone you

may have to confirm the connection
to the multimedia system both for

®

Bluetooth

and MAP.

 Up to 15 cell phones can be

authorized on the multimedia
system.
All phones are automatically
reconnected.

Disconnecting (deauthorizing) cell
phones

Multimedia system:

Telephone Connect new

device

Select the desired cell phone.

(page 54).

Multimedia system:

Telephone Connect new

device

Select the desired cell phone from the

list of devices.

Only one cell phone can be

connected at one time. The

currently connected cell phone is

indicated with a point ●.

Setting the receiving and
transmitting volume

Prerequisite

Cell phones must be first authorized

(page 54).

Multimedia system:

Telephone Connect new

device

Select desired volume.

Making a phone call

Making a phone call

Multimedia system:

Phone Contacts

Making a call

Enter number.

Select Select number.

The call will be made.

Accepting a call.

Select Accept.

Rejecting a call.

Select Reject.

Ending a call

Select .

Internet connection

Internet connection restrictions

WARNING Risk of distraction from

information systems and

communications devices

Using information systems and

communication devices while driving

distracts you from traffic events. In

addition you could lose control of the

vehicle.

Only use these devices if traffic

Internet access may be impaired or not

functional if:

 The cell phone is switched off.

 There is insufficient cell phone

network coverage.

 Internet access has not been

enabled on the cell phone.

 The Bluetooth

®

function on the

multimedia system is switched off

and the desired phone is supposed

to be connected via Bluetooth

 The Bluetooth

®

function on the cell

®

.

Online and Internet functions 3

Establishing an Internet connection

Prerequisites

 Connect a cell phone to the

multimedia system via Bluetooth

®

or

USB.

 Set up the login details of the cell

phone network provider for the

connected cell phone in the

multimedia system. Using incorrect

login details can incur additional

charges.

conditions permit it.

If this cannot be guaranteed, stop

in keeping with traffic regulations

and make the entries when the

vehicle is stationary.

Unhandled element [section/context]

When using the multimedia system,
observe the legal requirements of the
country in which you are located at
the time.

phone is switched off and the phone

needs to be connected via

Bluetooth

®

.

 The cell phone network or the cell

phone do not allow a phone and

Internet connection to be used

simultaneously.

 Internet capability via Bluetooth

®

is

not enabled on the cell phone.

While driving, the Internet functions

can only be used to a limited extent.

 If you use the telephone module for

the Internet function, you require a

SIM card in the phone module or a

Bluetooth

In order to connect via Bluetooth

®

-enabled cell phone.

®

the

cell phone must support one of the

following Bluetooth

®

profiles:

 DUN (Dial-Up Networking)

 PAN (Personal Area Network)