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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz.
First of all, familiarise yourself with your audio equipment and read these Operating Instructions. This will help you to obtain the maximum pleasure from your vehicle and avoid endangering yourself and others.
Depending on the model and equipment level, the functions and equipment of your audio equipment may deviate from certain descriptions and illustrations.
Mercedes-Benz is constantly updating its audio equipment to the state of the art and therefore reserves the right to introduce changes in design, equipment and technical features at any time.
You cannot, therefore, base any claims on the data, illustrations or descriptions in these Operating Instructions.
Please consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre if you have any questions.
This manual is an integral part of the vehicle. You should always keep it in the vehicle and pass it on to the new owner if you sell the vehicle.
The technical documentation team at Daimler AG wishes you safe and pleasant motoring.
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Index ....................................................... |
4 |
Introduction ........................................... |
7 |
At a glance ............................................. |
9 |
System settings .................................. |
25 |
Telephone ............................................ |
29 |
Audio .................................................... |
45 |
Rear Seat Entertainment System ...... |
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Index |
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A |
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Audio AUX ............................................ |
56 |
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Audio DVD |
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Pause function ................................. |
66 |
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Stop function ................................... |
66 |
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Audio format |
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Setting (audio DVD mode) ............... |
66 |
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AUX ....................................................... |
56 |
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AUX (Rear Seat Entertainment System) |
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Connecting ...................................... |
74 |
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Switching on .................................... |
75 |
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AUX jacks |
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CD/DVD drive ................................. |
24 |
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AUX mode |
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Setting the brightness/contrast/ |
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colour .............................................. |
75 |
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Switching picture format ................. |
75 |
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B |
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Back button |
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Controller ......................................... |
13 |
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Basic functions .................................... |
19 |
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Basic menu |
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Calling up ......................................... |
17 |
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Bluetooth/convenience telephony* |
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Switching between .......................... |
35 |
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Bluetooth® |
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Activating/deactivating ................... |
26 |
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Connecting another mobile phone ... |
33 |
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Settings ........................................... |
26 |
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Bluetooth® interface |
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Telephony ........................................ |
31 |
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Bluetooth® interface telephony |
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Conditions ....................................... |
31 |
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C |
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Call list |
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Opening and selecting an entry ....... |
42 |
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Call lists ................................................ |
41 |
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CD |
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Ejecting a CD ................................... |
52 |
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Fast forward/fast rewind ................. |
54 |
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Inserting .......................................... |
52 |
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Inserting/loading (DVD single |
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drive) ............................................... |
51 |
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Pause function ................................. |
54 |
Playback options .............................. |
54 |
Removing/ejecting (DVD single |
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drive) ............................................... |
51 |
Risk of injury .................................... |
51 |
Selecting a track .............................. |
54 |
Switching on .................................... |
51 |
CD/audio DVD or MP3 mode |
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Switching on (Rear Seat Entertain- |
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ment System) .................................. |
64 |
CD/DVD |
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Ejecting (Rear Seat Entertainment |
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System) ........................................... |
64 |
Inserting (Rear Seat Entertain- |
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ment System) .................................. |
63 |
CD mode |
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Traffic Programme ........................... |
49 |
Controller ............................................. |
12 |
Control panel |
|
Audio 20 ........................................... |
11 |
Convenience telephony ...................... |
34 |
D |
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DAB ....................................................... |
46 |
Sub-programme ............................... |
50 |
Data carrier |
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Video DVD ....................................... |
70 |
Delete button |
|
Controller ......................................... |
13 |
Display .................................................. |
14 |
Selecting the design ........................ |
26 |
E |
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Emergency call 999 or 112 ................ |
31 |
External audio source (AUX) .............. |
56 |
F |
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Fast forward/rewind .......................... |
65 |
Folders |
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Selecting (MP3 mode) ..................... |
54 |
Function restrictions |
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Video DVD mode ............................. |
62 |
H |
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Headphones ......................................... |
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Menu |
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Overview .......................................... |
15 |
Showing/hiding ............................... |
71 |
Menu system ....................................... |
17 |
Mercedes-Benz Contact ...................... |
44 |
Mobile phone |
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Authorisation ................................... |
32 |
Connecting (Bluetooth® interface) ... |
32 |
Connecting (convenience teleph- |
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ony) .................................................. |
34 |
De-authorisation .............................. |
34 |
External authorisation ...................... |
33 |
MP3 |
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Operation ......................................... |
51 |
MP3 formats ........................................ |
55 |
MP3 mode |
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Multisession CD ............................... |
55 |
Selecting a folder ............................. |
65 |
Multifunction steering wheel |
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(overview) ............................................ |
16 |
N |
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Navigation menu |
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Showing/hiding ............................... |
70 |
O |
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Opening and closing ........................... |
15 |
Operating safety .................................... |
7 |
Operating system |
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Audio 20 .......................................... |
10 |
Operation |
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Example ........................................... |
18 |
P |
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Phone book .......................................... |
39 |
Calling up ......................................... |
40 |
Deleting an entry ............................. |
41 |
Importing external data ................... |
39 |
Receiving vCards ............................. |
39 |
PIN |
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Entering ........................................... |
35 |
Playback options ................................. |
67 |
Proper use .............................................. |
7 |
Index |
5 |
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R |
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Radio |
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Autostore ......................................... |
49 |
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Entering a frequency ........................ |
48 |
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Preset memory ................................ |
48 |
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Searching for a station ..................... |
47 |
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Station list ....................................... |
47 |
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Station setting ................................. |
47 |
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Storing stations automatically ......... |
49 |
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Storing stations manually ................ |
48 |
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Switching wavebands ...................... |
47 |
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Traffic Programme ........................... |
49 |
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Radio mode and DAB radio mode |
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Switching on .................................... |
46 |
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RDS ....................................................... |
49 |
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Radio text ........................................ |
50 |
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Switching off .................................... |
19 |
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RDS (Radio Data System) ................... |
49 |
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Switching on/off .............................. |
49 |
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Rear-compartment screens ................ |
22 |
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Rear Seat Entertainment System |
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Adjusting the sound settings ........... |
61 |
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Audio CD/DVD and MP3 mode ....... |
63 |
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AUX mode ........................................ |
74 |
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Changing the batteries .................... |
60 |
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Components .................................... |
21 |
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Hiding/showing the picture ............. |
63 |
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Remote control ................................ |
23 |
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Safety notes ..................................... |
63 |
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Selecting the display language ........ |
62 |
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Setting the brightness ..................... |
63 |
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Several users ................................... |
61 |
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System settings ............................... |
62 |
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Toggling the display design .............. |
62 |
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Using headphones ........................... |
61 |
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Video DVD mode ............................. |
67 |
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Redials .................................................. |
38 |
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Remote control |
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Changing batteries ........................... |
24 |
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Remote operation |
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Switching the button lighting on/ |
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off .................................................... |
23 |
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S |
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Screen |
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Selecting for remote operation |
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(Rear Seat Entertainment System) ... |
23 |
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Switching on/off (Rear Seat |
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Entertainment System) .................... |
23 |
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Setting the bass .................................. |
20 |
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Setting the volume .............................. |
20 |
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Single call |
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Functions ......................................... |
38 |
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Single CD drive .................................... |
51 |
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Sound |
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Setting balance ................................ |
20 |
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Setting fader .................................... |
20 |
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Switching on/off .............................. |
19 |
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Sound settings ..................................... |
20 |
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Surround sound ................................... |
21 |
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Surround sound (harman/kar- |
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don® surround sound system) |
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Notes ............................................... |
21 |
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Switching on/off .............................. |
21 |
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Switching off ........................................ |
19 |
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Switching on ........................................ |
19 |
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System settings |
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Display ............................................. |
26 |
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Language ......................................... |
26 |
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Reset ............................................... |
26 |
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T |
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Telephone |
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Accepting/ending call ..................... |
36 |
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Accepting or rejecting a waiting |
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call ................................................... |
38 |
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Ending an active call ........................ |
38 |
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Function restrictions ........................ |
31 |
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Incoming call ................................... |
36 |
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Outgoing call .................................... |
37 |
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Sending DTMF tones ........................ |
39 |
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Setting the reception and trans- |
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mission volume ................................ |
36 |
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Switching the hands-free micro- |
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phone on or off ................................ |
38 |
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Telephone basic menu |
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Bluetooth® interface ........................ |
34 |
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Convenience telephony ................... |
35 |
Telephone mode |
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Operating options ............................ |
31 |
Redialling ......................................... |
38 |
Text message |
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Inbox ................................................ |
42 |
Text message (SMS) ............................ |
42 |
Text messages |
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Calling the sender ............................ |
43 |
Deleting ........................................... |
43 |
Reading ............................................ |
43 |
Track |
|
Selecting .......................................... |
65 |
Traffic announcements on .................. |
49 |
Traffic Programme |
|
Switching traffic announcements |
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on/off .............................................. |
49 |
Treble |
|
Setting ............................................. |
20 |
U |
|
Using the telephone ............................ |
36 |
V |
|
Video DVD |
|
DVD menu ....................................... |
72 |
Fast forward/rewind ........................ |
71 |
Function restrictions ........................ |
70 |
Interactive content .......................... |
74 |
Pause function ................................. |
71 |
Picture settings ................................ |
72 |
Safety notes ..................................... |
68 |
Selecting a film/title ........................ |
72 |
Selecting a scene/chapter .............. |
71 |
Setting the language ........................ |
73 |
Stop function ................................... |
71 |
Subtitles .......................................... |
74 |
Video DVD mode |
|
DVD playback restrictions ............... |
70 |
Switching on .................................... |
70 |
Volume |
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Phone calls ...................................... |
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G Risk of accident
Your attention must always be focused on the traffic conditions. Only use Audio 20 or the telephone when the road and traffic conditions permit. Operating Audio 20 or the telephone will distract you from the traffic conditions. This could cause you to lose control of your vehicle, thereby causing an accident.
Bear in mind that, at a speed of only
50 km/h, your vehicle covers a distance of nearly 14 m per second.
Always observe the following when using the audio equipment:
Rall safety information contained in these operating instructions
Rnational road traffic regulations
i If work on electronic equipment or systems (e.g. the radio or CD changer) and its software is carried out incorrectly, this equipment could stop functioning. Even systems that have not been modified could be affected because the electronic systems are connected.
Electronic malfunctions can seriously jeopardise the operational safety of your vehicle.
i Only have work or changes to electronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop which has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required.
Daimler recommends that you use a Mer- cedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose.
In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Dear radio user,
This radio receiver is suitable for operation by all persons in accordance with valid EU directives.
The device conforms to currently applicable European and/or harmonised national standards.
Therefore, adherence to the relevant specifications for electromagnetic compatibility is guaranteed for this device.
As a result, interference caused by your equipment to other electrical/electronic equipment and interference to your equipment caused by other electrical/electronic equipment can be largely prevented.
The equipment is approved by the vehicle manufacturer in accordance with European Automotive EMC Directive 95/54/EC. Therefore, operation according to its intended purpose is approved for your vehicle. As a result, no component designation is necessary.
It complies with device-specific EMC requirements according to the following European standards:
REN 55013
REN 55020
These operating instructions describe all the standard and optional equipment for your vehicle, as available at the time of going to press. Country-specific deviations are possible. Note that your vehicle may not be fitted with all the functions described. This also applies to safety-relevant systems and functions. Therefore, the equipment on your vehicle may differ from that in the descriptions and illustrations. The original purchase contract documentation for your vehicle contains a list of all of the systems in your vehicle. Contact a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre if you have any questions about equipment or operation.
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For safety reasons, some Audio 20 functions are restricted or unavailable while the vehicle is in motion. You will notice this, for example, because you will either not be able to select certain menu items or because Audio 20 will display a message to that effect.
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FCC RF radiation exposure notice
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits forth for an an uncontrolled environment.
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Audio 20 operating system ................ |
10 |
Multifunction steering wheel ............. |
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Operating Audio 20 ............................. |
17 |
Basic functions of Audio 20 ............... |
19 |
Rear Seat Entertainment System ...... |
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10 Audio 20 operating system
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Display (cover open) |
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CD drive or a CD changer |
11 |
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Controller |
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Rthe control panel with a single CD drive or a CD changer
Rthe display Rthe controller
In addition, Audio 20 can be operated via the multifunction steering wheel.
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At a glance |
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Function |
Page |
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: |
Switches on radio mode |
46 |
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Switches wavebands |
47 |
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Switches on DAB radio |
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mode |
46 |
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;Switches on audio CD or
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MP3 mode |
51 |
= |
Disc slot |
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Inserts CDs |
51 |
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Removes CDs |
51 |
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? |
Load/eject button |
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ADelete button
•Deletes characters
•Deletes entries
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Function |
Page |
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B |
Number pad |
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station presets |
48 |
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• Stores stations manually |
48 |
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• PIN entry (convenience |
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telephony) |
35 |
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• Telephone number entry |
37 |
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• Sends DTMF tones |
39 |
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• Enters characters |
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CSelects a station using the
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station search function |
47 |
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Selects the next track |
54 |
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Fast forward |
54 |
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D |
Switches Audio 20 on/off |
19 |
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E |
Sets the volume |
20 |
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FSelects a station using the
station search function |
47 |
Selects the previous track |
54 |
Fast rewind |
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Accepts an incoming call |
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ICalls up the system set-
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15 |
Introduction
You can use the controller to move the selection bar by moving the selection bar.
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J |
Mute |
19 |
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system on/off |
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Switches Traffic Pro- |
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gramme on/off |
19 |
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K |
Calls up the telephone |
34, |
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basic menu |
35 |
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L |
Sound settings |
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Using the controller you can: Rpress briefly or press and hold Rturn clockwise or anti-clockwise
Rslide to the left, to the right, up or down In this way you can:
Rscroll within a menu Rselect menu items Rexit menus
i Operation of Audio 20 via the controller is not possible when the cover is closed.
: Controller
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Overview
Symbol |
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Function (example) |
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W |
Press briefly |
RSelects a menu item |
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Press and hold until the selected |
RStores stations |
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action is carried out |
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Turn |
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RScrolls through text |
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RMakes settings |
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Slide |
RScrolls through a vertical menu |
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RExits a horizontal menu |
XVY |
Slide |
RScrolls through a horizontal |
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menu |
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RExits a vertical menu |
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Slide and hold |
RFast forward or rewind during CD |
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playback |
RScrolls through lists
At a glance
Back button |
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Delete button |
: Back button
XTo go up a level in the menu: briefly press the %back button
Audio 20 changes to the next higher menu level in the current operating mode.
XTo switch to the basic menu: press and hold the %back button.
Audio 20 changes to the basic menu of the current operating mode.
: Delete button
X To delete individual characters: briefly press the jdelete button.
X To delete an entire entry: press and hold the jdelete button.
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14 Audio 20 operating system
At a glance
Display overview
The display shows the function currently selected and its associated menus. The display is divided into several areas.
Example radio
: Status bar
; Display/selection window
= Menu bar with main functions
i The layout of the menus may vary depending on the equipment in the vehicle.
Depending on the current setting of Audio 20, the following information can be displayed in the status bar:
Rtime
RTraffic Programme on .(Y page 49).
Rin the Radio basic menu: waveband and station frequency
If a mobile phone is operational, additional information is shown:
Rin the TEL basic menu: Bluetooth® device name (telephony via Bluetooth® interface) or name of the mobile network provider (convenience telephony)
Rfield strength of the mobile phone network Ä(Y page 34) and (Y page 35)
Rreceiver icon ¢, ¡(Y page 34) and (Y page 35)
Rmessage icon 1, ú(convenience telephony only) (Y page 35)
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Menu overview
The main functions, i.e. radio mode, CD mode, telephone mode and systems settings, can be reached at the touch of a button. Each main function has a basic menu. Each item in the basic menu can have several submenu items.
Function button |
Basic menu |
Menu items |
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ó |
Radio |
Radio/DAB |
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Presets |
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Sound |
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e |
Disc |
CD/MP3 |
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Track list/folder |
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CD changer |
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Sound |
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÷ |
Telephone |
Telephone |
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Name |
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Text messages (convenience tel- |
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ephony only) |
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Call lists |
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ö |
System |
System |
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Language |
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At a glance
Opening and closing the cover
The display is protected by a cover.
! Do not use the cavity between the cover and the display for stowage. Stowed items could damage the display.
: Button to open the cover
X To open: when the cover is closed, press button :.
The cover opens and Audio 20 comes on.
X To close: pull the cover down.
If Audio 20 is still switched on, you can continue to listen to the radio or CDs and operate the unit via the buttons on the control panel.
i Operation of Audio 20 via the controller is not possible when the cover is closed.
Notes on cleaning
! When cleaning the display must be switched off and cooled down.
Please clean the display screen, when necessary, with a commercially available microfibre cloth and cleaning agent formulated for TFT/ LCD displays. Afterwards, dry and polish the screen with a dry microfibre cloth.
! Avoid the use of alcohol-based thinners, petrol or scouring cleaning agents. These products can damage the display surface.
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;W Increases the volume
=X Reduces the volume
?V Selects a submenu or scrolls through lists
Confirms a selection
A U Scrolls from menu to menu
Function
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;6 Accepts a call
~ Rejects or ends a call W Increases the volume X Reduces the volume 8 Mute
=? No function
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Function
?% Press briefly: selects the next higher menu level (back) or fades out the display message
Press and hold: selects the standard display
A=; Calls up the menu line
and selects menus
9:Press briefly: this selects a submenu or scrolls through lists. In the Audio menu, selects a stored station or an audio track.
In the Tel (telephone) menu, switches to the phone book and select a name or a telephone number.
Press and hold: in the
Audio menu, selects the next or previous station or selects an audio track using rapid scrolling.
In the Tel (Telephone) menu, starts rapid scrolling of the phone book.
aConfirms selections and fades out messages.
Basic menu
X Press the appropriate function button (ó, e, ÷, ö).
The basic menu of the respective function is shown. The main area is active.
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The active area is highlighted.
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daytime design (Y page 26). The menu glance highlighting appearance is different
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Switching to the menu list
X Slide VÆ.
Horizontal menus
Navigating within a menu
X slide XVYor turn cVd.
The menu item selected is highlighted in white.
Selecting a menu item
X Press W.
Exiting a menu without making a selection
X Slide ZVin the opposite direction of the list.
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XPress the %back button on the controller.
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Vertical menus
At a glance
Navigating within a menu
X Slide ZVÆor turn cVd.
The menu item selected is highlighted in white.
Selects a menu item
X Press W.
Exiting a menu without making a selection
X Slide XVYin the opposite direction to the direction of the list.
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XPress the %back button on the controller.
Example: you want to select the radio station at FM 104.6 Mhz.
i The operating instructions show you the path to a menu item as a sequence of actions, in a special font.
Xó(FM) QRadioQFrequency entryQ104.6
The following section describes the steps for the example above.
XPress the óbutton once or several times until the FMwaveband appears in the status bar.
XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ.
X To highlight Radio in the menu bar: slide XVor turn cVd.
X To confirm your selection: press W. A selection list with the functions in the Radio submenu appears.
X To highlight the Frequency entry function:
slide VÆor turn cVd.
X To confirm your selection: press W.
The steps in the menus or menu entries "...mark" and "...confirm" are grouped together in the following descriptions as "...select."
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i Only permissible numbers for the frequency range can be entered in front of the decimal point. If non-permissible numbers are entered after the decimal point, the next lowest frequency is set.
X Using the number pad enter "1046". The station selected is played.
Overview
: qbutton ; Thumbwheel
Switching Audio 20 on
X Press the qbutton. or
X Open the display cover. or
XIf Audio 20 was on the last time the ignition was switched off, turn the ignition key to position 2 in the ignition lock.
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i If you switch off Audio 20, playback of the current audio source will also be switched off. Your mobile phone can no longer be operated via the audio system.
Switching the audio source on/off
X Press the 8button.
The sound from the audio source is switched on or off.
i If the sound is muted, the 8symbol is shown in the status bar. You will still hear traffic announcements even if the sound is muted.
If you change the audio source or adjust the volume using the thumbwheel, the sound is automatically switched on.
Switching off Traffic Programme
X Press and hold the 8button until
the .message disappears from the status bar in the display.
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X Select óQRadioQTraffic announcements.
The tick next to Traffic announcements disappears.
i The announcements remain muted even if Audio 20 is switched off and on again.
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X Select SoundQTreble or Bass.
Setting the volume for traffic announcements
You increase or decrease the volume for traffic announcements. Audio 20 stores the difference to the current volume setting. Traffic announcements then sound accordingly louder or quieter than your other audio source.
XDuring a traffic announcement, turn thumbwheel ;.
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XPress the Wor Xbutton on the multifunction steering wheel during a traffic announcement.
Setting the volume for phone calls
You can adjust the volume for hands-free mode during a phone call.
X Turn thumbwheel ; during a phone call. or
X Press W or X on the multifunction steering wheel during a telephone call.
Selecting the sound menu
The sound settings can be selected to suit a variety of different audio sources. The sound menu of the current audio source (radio, CD, AUX) can be reached via the respective basic menu or by pressing the ubutton.
Example: Bass
The current setting is indicated by a red needle.
X To change the setting: slide ZVÆor turn cVduntil the desired treble and bass levels are set.
When you exit the menu, the current setting is stored.
Adjusting balance and fader
Balance determines whether the sound is louder on the driver’s or front-passenger side.
Using the fader determines whether the sound is louder in the front or the rear of the vehicle.
X Select SoundQBal/Fad.
X To change the setting: slide ZVÆor turn cVduntil balance and fader are set as desired.
When you exit the menu, the current setting is stored.
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General notes
If your vehicle is equipped with the harman/ kardon Logic 7® surround sound system, you can choose between the settings LOGIC7®on and LOGIC7® off.
The harman/kardon® Logic 7® surround sound system is available for the following operating modes:
Raudio CD RMP3
Rradio (FM) and DAB RAUX
i If you select LOGIC7®off, the sound system plays the tracks as stored on the medium. Due to the design of the passenger compartment, an optimum audio experience cannot be guaranteed for all passengers.
Switching surround sound on/off
You can select between LOGIC7® on and LOGIC7® off in the sound settings.
X Select SoundQSound.
The #dot indicates the current setting.
X To select a setting: slide ZVÆor turn cVd.
X To save the setting: press W.
The setting is stored, and you exit the menu.
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Overview
The Rear Seat Entertainment System* comprises:
Rtwo screens for the rear behind the frontseat head restraints
Ra remote control Ra CD/DVD drive
RAUX jacks on both screens (AUX display) and on the CD/DVD drive (AUX drive)
Rtwo sets of wired headphones
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Rear screens
At a glance
: Jacks for headphones with a cable
; AUX jacks; for a detailed view see CD/DVD drive (Y page 24) = Display
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