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Operating Instructions
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Edition Edition A 2012
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Operating instructions for audio system navigation/multimedia
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Page reference
As at 25.05.2011
Index ............................................ 2
Introduction .................................. 5
At aglance ..................................... 7
General settings ............................ 21
Navigation ................................... 29
Telephone ..................................... 61
Audio .......................................... 75
Video .......................................... 97
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1, 2, 3...
911 emergency call .......................... 63
A
Address entry (example) ................... 34
Address entry menu ......................... 34
Adjusting the volume
Click ...................................... 23
Confirmation tone ..................... 23
Switch-on volume ...................... 22
Alternativeroute
Calculating.............................. 38
Viewing information .................. 38
Audio system navigation/
multimedia operating system ............. 8
Auto zoom (navigation) .................... 54
AUX port ...................................... 84
B
Balance, adjusting ......................... 19
Bluetooth
®
Conditions (telephone) ............... 63
Editing device names ................. 73
LED display .............................. 64
Searching for and registering a
mobile phone ............................ 64
C
Call
Ending .................................... 67
Transferring from the hands-
free system to the mobile phone .... 67
CD/DVD
Inserting (single DVD drive) ........ 82
Removing (single DVD drive) ........ 82
Characterentry
Navigation............................... 14
Phone book ............................... 15
Connecting an audio device .............. 84
Connecting an iPod
®
/iPhone
®
............ 83
Connecting aUSB device .................. 84
Connecting Bluetooth
®
audio
devices ........................................ 85
Correct use .................................... 5
D
Destination (navigation)
Entering adestination by
address ................................... 34
Entering adestination using
the map ................................... 41
Entering apoint of interest ......... 41
Entering using geo-coordinates ... 40
Selecting from favorites ............. 40
Selecting from last locations ...... 40
Viewing on the map .................... 37
Destinationentry ........................... 33
Destinationmemory
see Favorites
DNC
see DynamicNoiseCovering
DynamicNoiseCovering .................. 94
E
Easy mode (navigation) .................... 32
Expert mode (navigation) ................. 32
F
Factory settings ............................ 28
Favorites ...................................... 51
Creating anew favorite .............. 51
Deleting adestination ............... 52
Renaming adestination .............. 52
Saving adestination .................. 51
Front panel
Moving up/down ......................... 10
Full screen mode (videomode) .......... 99
Full screen video (automatic) .......... 103
Function restrictions
Telephone operation.................. 62
G
Guarantee ...................................... 5
H
Home address
Entering and saving ................... 37
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Index
I
Intersection
Entering .................................. 36
L
Last locations (navigation) .............. 51
M
Main menu .................................... 10
Navigation ............................... 31
Map (navigation)
Adjusting the scale .................... 53
Display ................................... 53
Moving .................................... 53
Map view ...................................... 54
Master device (mobile phone)
Determining ............................. 65
Menu
All points of interest ................. 41
Audio settings .......................... 93
Bluetooth
®
settings .................... 72
Detailed information ................. 36
Edit aroute .............................. 49
Entering anew destination
(navigation) ............................. 34
Entering astreetname ............... 35
Program settings (navigation) ...... 55
Screen settings ......................... 23
Searching for apoint of interest .. 42
Settings (radio) ........................ 79
Settings (video) ....................... 101
System settings......................... 25
Time entry ............................... 24
Volume settings ........................ 22
Mobile phone
Connecting(Bluetooth
®
interface) ................................ 63
De-authorizing ......................... 66
Registering (authorizing) ........... 63
Music main menu ............................ 86
Music mode
Activating ............................... 85
Switchingoff ............................86
N
Navigation
Deactivating............................ 31
Navigationannouncements
Switching off ........................... 46
Switching on ............................ 46
Navigation menu
Showing ................................... 99
Navigation mode
Switching to ............................. 31
O
Operating safety ............................. 5
P
Phone book
Audio system navigation/
multimedia .............................. 69
Downloading (from mobile
phone) ..................................... 72
Mobile phone ............................ 68
Picture viewer
Calling up .............................. 105
Displayingpictures................. 106
Rotatingpictures..................... 106
Point of interest
Category .................................. 43
Entering .................................. 41
Symbols on the map .................... 56
Product information ....................... 28
Q
Quick menu (navigation, Expert
mode)
Calling up ............................... 50
Editing ................................... 50
R
Radio display ................................ 76
Radio text ..................................... 81
Reception problems ......................... 5
Recording the GPS track(Expert
mode) .......................................... 49
Index
3
Route
Alternative routes ..................... 38
Calculating .............................. 37
Routeguidance
Map view ................................. 44
Route information (Expert mode) ....... 47
Trip info ................................. 48
Route options
Checking/changing .................... 37
Setting ................................... 33
S
Screen
Dimming .................................. 23
SD/MMC memory card
Inserting ................................. 83
Removing ................................. 83
Security code
Changing ................................. 27
Selecting akeyboard ...................... 26
Selecting astation (radio)
Usingthe waveband scan ............. 77
Selecting stations (radio)
Using stationpresets ................. 77
Selecting video files ..................... 101
Setting astation (radio)
Via manual frequency entry .......... 77
Setting the standby time .................. 26
Settingthe volume
Telephonecalls ........................ 22
Settingtreble and bass .................... 19
Setting X-bass ............................... 19
Sound
Switching on/off ....................... 18
Sound settings ............................... 18
Speed Limit Assist ......................... 56
Station memory .............................. 77
Stations
Selecting ................................. 77
Setting the sensitivity............... 81
Station search ............................... 77
Storing stations
Manually .................................. 78
Storing stations (radio)
Automatically ........................... 79
Surround sound system .................... 95
Switchingaudio system navigation/
multimedia on/off .......................... 17
Switching radio mode on/off .............76
T
Telephone
Incoming call ........................... 66
Rejecting/ending acall .............. 66
Transferring ahands-free call
to the mobile phone ................... 67
Telephone menu ............................. 72
Touch screen
Calibrating .............................. 27
Overview .................................. 11
Travelstore
Storing stations automatically ..... 79
U
Updating the digital map ................. 28
USB port ....................................... 84
V
Video DVD
Playing conditions .................... 98
Selecting ascene/chapter .......... 100
Video main menu ............................ 98
Video mode
Starting playback ...................... 99
Switching off .......................... 100
Switching on ............................ 98
Voice Control System
Switching off ............................ 58
Switching on ............................ 57
Volume, adjusting
Navigation messages .............. 18, 22
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Index
General information
Guarantee
The smart sales organization
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guarantees
this accessory or replacement part for the
duration of 24 months or 24,000 miles.
Operating safety
G
WARNING
In order to avoid distraction which could
lead to an accident, the driver should enter
system settings with the vehicle at a
standstill and operate the system only when
road and traffic conditions permit.Always
pay full attention to trafficconditions
first before operating system controls
whilst driving.
Bear in mind that at aspeed of just 30 mph
(approximately50km/h), your vehicle is
covering adistance of 44 feet
(approximately14m)every second.
G
WARNING
Always select avolume at which you can
still hear sounds from outside the vehicle
(e.g. horns, rescue vehicles, police
vehicles etc.).You could otherwisecause an
accident.
G
WARNING
Change or modification not expressly
approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority
to operate this equipment.
G
WARNING
This equipment complies with FCC
radiation exposure limits set forth for
uncontrolled equipment and meets the FCC
radio frequency (RF) ExposureGuidelines
in Supplement CtoOET65.
This equipment has very low levels of RF
energy that is deemed to comply without
maximum permissive exposure evaluation
(MPE). But it is desirable that it should be
installed and operated with at least
8inches (20cm) and more between the
radiator and aperson's body (excluding
extremities: hands, wrists, feet and legs.)
Correctuse
Always observethe following when using
the audio equipment:
R
the safetynotes in this manual
R
nationalroad traffic regulations
G
WARNING
If work on electronic equipment or systems
(e.g. the radio) and its software is carried
out incorrectly, this equipment could stop
functioning. The electronic systemsare
linked together by interfaces.
Modifications to electronic systemsmay
also cause systemsthat have not been
modified to malfunction. These
malfunctions could affect the operating
safety of your vehicle and therefore also
have aconsiderable effect on your safety.
Therefore, only have work on and changes to
electronic components carried out at a
qualifiedspecialist workshop which has
the necessary specialist knowledge and
tools to carry out the work required.
Daimler recommends that you visit a
smart center for this purpose.
!
Electronic devices that you bring into
the vehicle yourself can cause
significant problemswith the radio
reception.
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The guarantor is the respective salesorganizationinthe country in which the accessoryor replacement
part was bought (see the list in the service booklet).
>> Introduction.
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Z
Declaration of conformity
Vehiclecomponents which receiveand/
or transmitradio waves
USA: "Thewireless devices of this vehicle
comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: 1) These devices may not cause
harmful interference, and 2) These devices
must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause
undesired operation. Changes or
modifications not expressly approved by
the partyresponsible for compliance could
void the user’sauthority to operate the
equipment."
Canada: "The wireless devices of this
vehicle comply with Industry Canada
license-exemptRSS standard(s). Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) These devices may not cause
interference, and (2) These devices must
accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device."
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>> Introduction.
>> At aglance.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
operating system ................................ 8
Operation ........................................ 13
Basic functions ................................. 17
Audio system navigation/multimedia operating system
Overview
Function Page
:
t button
Pressbriefly: calls up the
main menu 10
Press and hold: calls up
the audio settingsmenu 10
;
LED 64
Lit blue: Bluetooth
®
device (mobilephone,
audio equipment) is
connected
Flashingblue: Bluetooth
®
connection is being
established
Unlit: no Bluetooth
®
device is connected
=
Touch screen
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Function Page
?
Microphone
Telephone operation 66
Voice commandsin
navigation 57
Dynamic Noise Covering 94
A
Brightness sensor 23
B
þ button
Moving the front panel up/
down
10
8
Audio system navigation/multimedia operating system
>> At aglance.
Function Page
C
Briefly pressing the
control knob:
•switches on audio system
navigation/multimedia 17
•mutes the audio/video
source or the current
navigation announcement 18
Pressing and holding the
control knob:
•switches off audio
system navigation/
multimedia 17
Turning the control knob:
•adjusts the volume 18
Audio system navigation/multimedia operating system
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>> At aglance.
Moving the front panel up/down
Function Page
D
Disc slot
•Insert CDs/DVDs 82
•Remove CDs/DVDs 82
E
SD/MMC memory card slot
•Insert SD/MMC memory
cards 83
•Remove SD/MMC memory
cards
83
Function Page
F
Eject button 82
Lit orange: CD/DVD is
inserted
Unlit: no CD/DVD inserted
X
To move the front panel down: press
button B.
X
To move the front panel up: press button
B again.
i
The front panel moves up again
automatically after one minute.
tt button
You can call up the main menu or the audio
settings menu using this button.
X
To call up the main menu: press the
t button briefly.
Main menu
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Audiosystem navigation/multimedia operatingsystem
>> At aglance.
The following functions can be selected
from the main menu:
Selection Step
RadioRadio
Switchesonradio mode
(Y page 76)
MusicMusic
Callsupthe musicmain
menu (Y page 86)
VideoVideo
Calls up the video main
menu (Y page 98)
NavigatiNavigati
onon
Switches on navigation
mode (Y page 31)
CellCell
phonephone
Calls up the telephone menu
(Y page 72)
ExtrasExtras
Calls up the pictureviewer
(Y page 105)
or
Selecting general settings:
R
Audio settings
(Y page 93)
R
Volume settings
(Y page 22)
R
Screen settings
(Y page 23)
R
Clock settings
(Y page 24)
R
Systemsettings
(Y page 25)
X
To call up the audio settings menu: press
and hold the t button.
Audio settings menu
The setting options for BalanceBalance, Bass/Bass/
TrebleTreble and X-bassX-bass can be found in the
"Sound settings" section (Y page 18).
Further setting options are described in
the "Audio settings" section (Y page 93).
Touch screen
General notes
Wearing polarized sunglasses may impair
your abilitytoread the display.
Cleaning instructions
The display must be switched off and cooled
down before you start cleaning. Clean the
display screen, when necessary, with a
commercially available microfiber cloth
and cleaning agent for TFT/LCD displays.
Then, dry the surface with adry microfiber
cloth.
Do not use any alcohol-based thinners,
gasoline or abrasive cleaning agents.
These could damage the display surface. Do
not apply pressure to the display surface
when cleaning it, as this could cause
irreversible damage.
Audio system navigation/multimedia operating system
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>> At aglance.
Overview
Example: radio display
:
Status bar
;
To switch radio mode off
=
Display/selection window
?
Radio menu bar
A
Icon bar showing the activated functions for fast switching
Status bar : shows the time and the current settings for radio operation.
You can switch off radio operation by clicking closing button ;.
Display/selection window = shows:
R
the station name and the station frequency (line 1)
R
the radio text as scrolling text (line 2)
R
the waveband (line 3)
R
the assignment of the first four presets (line 4)
i
The radio text is switched off in the standard setting. Switching radio text on/off
(Y page 81).
Radio menu bar ? allowsyou to operate the different radio functions.
Icon bar A shows which other functions are currently activated. In the example, these
are navigation and musicmode. Pressing one of the symbols switches tothe corresponding
mode.
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Audio system navigation/multimedia operating system
>> At aglance.
Important menu functions
The followingillustration showsimportant
symbols that are shown in many menus and
can be selected by pressing.
:
To switch between apreset/list and the
playback display
;
To call up the search menu
=
To delete acharacter or an entry
?
To switch off the currently selected
function
A
To call up the next higher menu level
B
To confirm an entry
C
To cancel afunction
D
To call up the settings menu
Selecting afunction
You would like to call up the radio settings,
for example, in the radio display.
X
Press the d symbol.
The radio settings menu appears.
You hear aclicking sound.You can set the
volume of the click(Ypage 23).
X
Press & to call up the radio display
again.
Operation
Example of operation
Initialsituation
You wouldlike to store your preferred
radio station in the station presets.
Switching to radio mode
X
Press RadioRadio in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The radiodisplayappears.You will hear
the station currently selected.
Operation
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>> At aglance.
Selecting astation
X
Press û or ü in the radio menu.
The needle jumps left or right in the
waveband and stops at the next station
with adequate reception.
X
Repeat the operation step until the
desired station is selected.
Further setting options can be found in the
"Selectingastation"section
(Y page 77).
Storing astation
In the example, the station"big FM" is
selected and you would like to store this as
preset position 11 in the station presets.
You can save your four favorite stations to
the first four preset positions in this way.
X
Press and hold preset position 1until you
hear aconfirmation tone.
:
Currentstation is stored at preset 1
Further setting options can be found in the
"Storing astation" section(Ypage 78).
Entering characters in navigation
mode
Entering characters
The followingsections explain character
entry for the example of entering the street
name Unter den Linden
Unter den Linden.
X
Call up the enter street menu
(Y page 35).
All letters are available in the menu.
X
Enter UU, NN, TT.
The letters are enteredinentry line :.
:
Letters entered by the user UNTUNT
;
Deletes acharacter or an entry
=
Calls up all entries that match the
current user entry
?
Characters not currently available
A
First three entries matching the
current user entry
B
Characters currently available
First three entries A that best match the
current user entry are displayed. If the
entry you are searching for is shown, you
can select it.
All of the characters that have been entered
so far are shown in white, letters UNT
UNT :
in the example.
Characters that can be entered next B are
shown in white on the keyboard. The
characters available depend on what the
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Operation
>> At aglance.
user has entered so far and the data
contained on the digital map. Characters
that are not available are shown in
black ?.
The More hitsMore hits= option can be used to
switch to the list.
Further entry options
X
To delete acharacter: press symbol ;.
X
To delete an entry: press symbol ;
repeatedly until the entire entry has
been deleted.
X
To select anumber/special character:
press 123&#?
123&#?.
X
Select anumber or special character.
X
Press ABC
ABC to return to entering letters.
X
To select an umlaut: press ÄÖÜÆØÄÖÜÆØ.
X
Select an umlaut.
X
Press ABC
ABC to return to entering letters.
X
To select akeyboard: call up the system
settings menu (Y page 25) and select a
keyboard (Y page 26).
You can select the following keyboard
settings:
R
Alphabetical
R
German (German "QWERTZ" computer
keyboard)
R
English (UK)
R
French
R
Cyrillic
i
Even though you can switch the keyboard
to Cyrillic,Latin characters will be used
for entering adestination. Cyrillic
names will be displayed in parentheses
after the Latin entries.
X
To exit character entry: press &.
Calling up the list of streets
X
Press More hitsMore hits.
The list of streets appears and shows the
section of the list that best matches the
user entry so far.
X
Press 9 or : to scrollinthe list.
X
Selectthe desiredstreet.
The street is accepted.
Information about entering adestination
can be foundinthe "Destination entry"
section(Ypage 33).
Character entry in the phone book
Creating anew entry in the audio system
navigation/multimedia phone book
The example shows how to transferacontact
from the phone book on the mobile phone
(Y page 68) to the audio system
navigation/multimedia phone book.
X
Select acontact from the phone book in
the mobile phone and press the save
symbol.
An input menu appears.
X
Enter aname. Proceed as described in the
"Entering characters in navigation
mode" section (Y page 14).
X
Press OKOK and confirm the name.
The SavedSaved message appears.
Operation
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>> At aglance.
Further entry options
:
Calls up umlauts
;
Calls up numbers and special
characters
X
To delete acharacter: press the 1
symbol.
X
To delete an entry: press the 1 symbol
until the entire entry has been deleted.
X
To select anumber/special character:
press ;.
X
Select anumber or special character.
X
Press ABAB to return to enteringletters.
X
To select an umlaut: press :.
X
Select an umlaut.
X
Press ABAB to return to enteringletters.
X
To select akeyboard: call up the system
settings menu (Y page 25) and select a
keyboard (Y page 26).
X
To exit character entry: press &.
Finishingand saving an entry
X
Press OKOK.
Scrolling in lists
In lists with many entries, you can start
rapid scrolling.
List of countries in navigationmode (example)
X
Press and hold 9 or : until the
entry you are looking for is displayed.
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Operation
>> At aglance.
Basic functions
Safety note
G
WARNING
Familiarize yourself with the most
important stepsbefore starting your
journey. Never try out new functions whilst
driving. This will distract you from the
trafficconditions and you could cause an
accident.
Always operate the radio in such away that
you maintain control of your vehicle in all
trafficconditions.
Bear in mind that at aspeed of just 30 mph
(approximately50km/h), your vehicle is
covering adistance of 44 feet
(approximately14m)every second.
Switchingaudio system navigation/
multimedia on/off
Switching on
X
Press W the control knob briefly.
After the initial screen, either the last
menu activated or amenu to enterthe
security code appears.
X
Enter the four-digit security codeand
press OKOK.
Audio system navigation/multimedia is
switched on and displays the menu last
switched on.
i
The security code is set to "0000" at the
factory. It is recommended that you
change the security code (Y page 27).
i
You have ten attempts to enter the
correctsecurity code. If you enter an
incorrect security code, the WrongWrong
Code!Code! message appears for two seconds
and gives the number of possible
attempts remaining.
i
If audio system navigation/multimedia
is switched off by switching the engine
off, it is then switched on again when the
engine is next started.
Switching off
X
To switch off and go to standby mode:
press and hold W the control knob.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
switches to standby mode after the Good
Good
ByeBye message.
Standby mode is terminated after adefined
time period (standby time). The device is
then switched off. You can set the standby
time (Y page 26).
In standby mode, the device is ready for use
quickly after being switched on again.
i
If audio system navigation/multimedia
is operated while the engine is switched
off, the device also goes into standby
mode after 30 minutes. Amessage to this
effect will be shown first.
X
Without switching to standby mode: press
W the control knob for approximately
ten seconds.
In doing so, audio system navigation/
multimedia is reset (e.g. if it is not
working correctly) and can subsequently
be restarted.
Basic functions
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>> At aglance.
Z
Mute
Audio and video source
X
Press W the control knob briefly.
The audio or video source is muted. When
the sound is switched off, you will see
the , symbol in the status bar.
i
Navigation announcements will be
heard even if the sound is muted.
The , symbol may not be visible on very
bright areas of the screen in video mode
and in the picture viewer.
Audio sources are muted automatically if
you activate the Voice Control System for
the navigation (Y page 57).
Switchingnavigation announcements on/
off
X
To switchoff navigation
announcements: press W the control
knob briefly during anavigation
announcement.
or
X
Switch off voice output via the settings
menu (Y page 46).
X
To switch on navigation announcements:
press the arrow indicating the driving
direction on the map during route
guidance.
or
X
Switch on voice output via the settings
menu (Y page 46).
Adjusting the volume
Adjusting the volume for the audio or
video source
X
Turn cVd the control knob.
Adjusting the volume for navigation
announcements
Option 1
X
Turn cVd the control knob during a
navigation announcement.
Option 2
X
In the "Volume settings" menu, set audio
fadeout during anavigation
announcement (Y page 18).
Adjusting the volume for phone calls
Option 1
X
Turn cVd the control knob during a
phone call.
i
The volume is set to the default value
again for the next phone call.
Option 2
X
Set in the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
Further volume settings
Further settings can be made in the volume
settings menu:
R
switch-on volume (Y page 22)
R
volume of the confirmation tone
(Y page 23)
R
clickvolume(Ypage 23)
Adjusting the sound settings
Introduction
You can adjust the balance, treble and bass,
as well as the X-bass in the audio settings
menu.
With the Balance function, you can control
whether the sound is louder on the driver's
or front-passenger side.
X-bass can be used to increase the bass by
up to six levels for aselected frequency
(32 Hz, 40 Hz, 50 Hz, 63 Hz, 80 Hz).
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Basicfunctions
>> At aglance.
Adjusting the balance
X
Call up the audio settings menu
(Y page 93).
X
Press BalanceBalance.
X
Press = or Ì to set the soundfocus
point.
X
Press OK
OK.
The settingsare stored and you exit the
menu.
Setting treble and bass
X
Callupthe audio settings menu
(Y page 93).
X
Press Bass/TrebleBass/Treble.
X
Press = or Ì respectively to set
bassand treble.
X
Press OKOK.
The settingsare stored and you exit the
menu.
Setting X-bass
X
Callupthe audio settings menu.
X
Press X-bassX-bass.
X
Press = or Ì to set the frequency.
X
Press 9 or : to increase the X-
basslevelbylevel.
X
Press OKOK.
The settingsare stored and you exit the
menu.
Basic functions
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>> At aglance.
Z
20
>> General settings.
Volume settings ................................ 22
Screensettings................................ 23
Clocksettings.................................. 24
System settings................................ 25
Volume settings
Calling up the volume settings menu
X
Press ExtrasExtras in the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press OptionsOptions in the extras menu.
The general settings menu appears.
X
Press Volume settingsVolume settings.
i
If you then want to adjust one of the
volumes, you will hear the volume
currently selected.
You cannot adjust the volume settings
during anavigation announcement.
Adjusting the volume for phone calls
You can adjust the volume for hands-free
mode.
X
Call up the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
The entry on the right beside CellCell
phonephone shows the current setting.
X
Press Cell phoneCell phone in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the volume.
You can select values between 0(switched
off) and 50 (loud).
or
X
Turn cVd the control knob.
X
To confirm the setting: press OKOK.
The volume settings menu appears.
Audio fadeout during anavigation
announcement
The volume of an audio source can be
lowered during anavigation
announcement.
X
Call up the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
The entry on the right beside
Navigation
Navigation shows the current setting.
X
Press NavigationNavigation in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the volume
fadeout. You can select values between 0
(no fadeout), 1to5(light to strong
fadeout) and 6(full fadeout).
or
X
Turn cVd the control knob.
X
To confirm the setting: press OK
OK.
The volume settings menu appears.
Adjusting the switch-on volume
X
Call up the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
The entry on the right beside OnOn
volumevolume shows the current setting.
X
Press On volume
On volume in the menu.
Amenu appears.
X
Press Last volumeLast volume.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
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Volume settings
>> General settings.
When the function is switched on, the
switch-on volume is the volume at which
audio system navigation/multimedia was
last switched off. Last
Last is then displayed
on the right beside On volumeOn volume in the
menu.
or
X
Press Fixed on volume
Fixed on volume.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the volume.
You can select values between 0(switched
off) and 50 (loud).
or
X
Turn cVd the control knob.
X
To confirmthe setting: press OK
OK.
The volume settings menu appears.
Adjusting the volume of the
confirmation tone (beep)
Some functions, such as storing aradio
station, are acknowledged with a
confirmation tone. You can adjust the
volume of the confirmation tone.
X
Call up the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
The entry on the right beside BeepBeep shows
the current setting.
X
Press Beep
Beep in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the volume.
You can set values between 0(switched
off) and 3(loud).
X
To confirm the setting: press OK
OK.
The volume settings menu appears.
Adjusting the click volume
Entries that you make by pressing briefly
on the screen are accompanied by atone
(click). You can adjust the volume of this
click.
X
Call up the volume settings menu
(Y page 22).
The entryon the right beside Click
Click shows
the current setting.
X
Press the : button until the ClickClick
entry appears.
X
Press Click
Click.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the volume.
You can set values between 0(switched
off) and 6(loud).
X
To confirm the setting: press OKOK.
The volume settings menu appears.
Screen settings
Calling up the screen settings menu
X
Press ExtrasExtras in the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press OptionsOptions in the extras menu.
The general settings menu appears.
X
Press Display settings
Display settings.
Dimmingthe screen
The brightness determined by the
brightness sensor(Ypage 8), (position A)
of audio system navigation/multimedia
affects the setting optionsfor this
function.
When you dim the screen, adjust the display
lighting accordingly. You can choose
between automatic or manual setting.
Screen settings
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>> General settings.
X
Call up the screen settings menu
(Y page 23).
The entry on the right beside DimmingDimming
shows the current setting.
X
Select DimmingDimming.
Amenu appears.
X
Automaticsetting: press AutomaticAutomatic
first and then press &.
The setting is acceptedand the screen
settings menu appears.
X
Manual setting: press Manual
Manual.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to select avalue
between 0(very dark) and 16 (bright) for
the dimmer.
X
Press OKOK.
The setting is accepted.
X
Press &.
The screen settings menu appears.
Setting the brightness
X
Call up the screen settings menu
(Y page 23).
X
Press Brightness
Brightness.The entry on the right
beside BrightnessBrightness shows the current
setting.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to select avalue for
the brightness.
X
Press OK
OK.
The setting is accepted.
Selecting acolor scheme
X
Call up the screen settings menu
(Y page 23).
X
Press Background styleBackground style.The entry on
the right beside Background styleBackground style
shows the currentsetting.
Amenu appears.
X
Select the desired color scheme.
X
Press OK
OK to confirmthe selection.
The display appears inthe selectedcolor
scheme.
Clocksettings
Introduction
Audio system navigation/multimedia sets
the time automaticallyifithas sufficient
GPS reception.
You can also set the time manually (e.g. if
there is no GPS reception or the reception
is insufficient). However, the time that you
enter will be overwritten when there is GPS
reception. The time zone and summer time
settings are not changed.
Callingupthe "Time entry" menu
X
Press ExtrasExtras in the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press Options
Options in the menu.
The general settings menu appears.
X
Press Clock settingsClock settings.
Setting the time
The time is showninthe status bar in the
radio display.
X
Call up the "Time entry" menu
(Y page 24).
X
Press Edit timeEdit time.
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Clock settings
>> General settings.
X
Press the available numbers (shownin
white) one after another.
The colon between the hours and minutes
is entered automatically.
X
Press OKOK.
The setting is accepted and the "Time
entry"menu appears.
Setting the time format
You can set the format to 24-houror12-hour
(AM/PM).
X
Call up the "Time entry" menu
(Y page 24).
The entry on the right beside 12 hour
12 hour
modemode shows the currentsetting.
X
Press 12 hour mode12 hour mode.
The entry on the right beside 12 hour12 hour
modemode changes.
Setting the time zone
X
Call up the "Time entry" menu
(Y page 24).
The entry on the right beside TimeTime
zonezone shows the currentsetting.
X
Press Time zoneTime zone.
Alist appears for the selectionofthe
time zone. The currently selectedtime
zone is identified by the O symbol.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Select the desired time zone.
The O symbol indicates the currently
set time zone.
Setting summer time
If no summer time conversion takes place
in the time zone selected, this menu item
is not available.
X
Call up the "Time entry" menu
(Y page 24).
X
Press Summer timeSummer time.
Depending on the previous status,
summer time is switched on O or off
ª.
System settings
Calling up the system settingsmenu
X
Press ExtrasExtras in the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press OptionsOptions in the extras menu.
The general settings menu appears.
X
Press System settingsSystem settings.
System settings
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>> General settings.
Increasing the volume for audio AUX
In some cases, the volume of the external
audio device may be quieter or louder, or
the usual maximum possible volume may be
lower. On some devices, it is possible to
adjust the volume separately. In this case,
start at amedium volume and increase it
gradually. This enables you to determine
whether the system is able to play the music
at high volume without distorting it.
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
X
Press Auxiliary gain
Auxiliary gain in the menu.
The level (level, value) on the right
beside the entry changes. You can select
level 0(no volume increase), 1or2.
Setting the language
You can use this functiontodeterminethe
language for the menu displays and the
navigation announcements. The selected
language affects the characters available
for entry. When you set the system language,
the language for the Voice Control System
changes at the same time (Y page 57). If
the Voice Control System does not support
this language, voice commandsare not
possible.
X
Call up the system settingsmenu
(Y page 25).
The entry on the right beside LanguageLanguage
shows the current setting.
X
Press LanguageLanguage.
The list of languages appears. The
currently selected language is
identified by the O symbol.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Select the desired language.
Audio systemnavigation/multimedia
loads the language and switches back to
the systemsettings menu.
Selectingakeyboard
The keyboard selectionaffects the
selectionoptions in the input menus
(keyboard layout, special characterentry).
You can select the following keyboard
settings:
R
Alphabetical
R
German (German "QWERTZ" computer
keyboard)
R
English (UK)
R
French
R
Cyrillic
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
The entry on the right beside KeyboardKeyboard
shows the currentsetting.
X
Press KeyboardKeyboard.
Alist appears.
X
Select the desired keyboard.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
loads the keyboard and switches back to
the system settings menu.
Setting the standby time
After it has been switched off, audio system
navigation/multimedia switches to
standby mode in which it consumesmore
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System settings
>> General settings.
power. In this mode, the device is ready for
use quickly after being switched on again.
Standby mode is terminated after adefined
time period (standby time). The device is
now switched off and changes to the energy-
saving operating mode. You can set the
standby time individually.
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The standby time is preset to 18 h.
Setting alow standby time is
recommended when, for example, the
battery charge is low.
If audio system navigation/multimedia
is operated while the engine is switched
off, the device also goes into standby
mode after 30 minutes. You will see a
warning message to this effect.
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
The entry to the right of Standby time
Standby time
shows the current setting.
X
Press Standby timeStandby time in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to adjust the standby
time. You can select values between 1and
24 h.
X
Press OK
OK.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
saves that value and returns to the system
settings menu.
Changing the security code
Entering afour-digitsecurity code serves
to protect against theft. The security code
must be entered after disconnecting the
battery, for example.
The security code is set to "0000"atthe
factory. It is recommended that you change
the security code.
i
Memorize the changed security code. If
you have incorrectly entered the
security code ten times,audio system
navigation/multimedia is locked. In
this case, you must have audio system
navigation/multimedia unlocked at a
smart Center.
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
X
Press Security codeSecurity code.
An input menu appears for the entry of the
current security code.
X
To enter the current (old) code: press the
numbers one after another.
X
Press OK
OK to confirm the entry.
An input menu appears for the entry of the
new security code.
X
To enter the new code: press the numbers
one after another.
X
Press OKOK to confirm the entry.
The PleasePlease confirmconfirm againagain entry prompt
appears.
X
To confirm the new code: enter the new
code again and press OKOK.
The New code savedNew code saved message appears.
The new security code is requested when
audio system navigation/multimedia is
switched on again.
Calibrating the touch screen
The touch screen is calibrated before
delivery. Recalibrate it if it no longer
responds precisely to your entries.
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
X
Press Touch calibrationTouch calibration.
An entry promptisshown.
System settings
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>> General settings.
X
Press the cross.
The cross moves across the screen.
X
Repeat this action until the system
settingsmenu appears.
Loadingthe factory settings
Audio system navigation/multimedia can
be reset to the factory settings. Amongst
other things, this will delete all personal
data (e.g. station presets, entries in the
destination memory and in the list of
previous destinations in the navigation
system, phone book entries). Resetting is
recommended before handing over or
selling the vehicle, for example.
X
Call up the system settings menu
(Y page 25).
X
Press Factory settings
Factory settings.
The Please confirm to load thePlease confirm to load the
factory settingsfactory settings entry prompt
appears.
X
Press OKOK.
To cancel the reset to factory settings:
press &.
Displaying productinformation
Productinformation includes:
R
the serial number
R
the software package number
i
The serial numbercan be used to
identify audio system navigation/
multimedia unambiguously.
X
Call up the system settingsmenu
(Y page 25).
X
Press Product informationProduct information.
Updating the digital map
The digital mapsgenerated by the map
software become outdated in the same way
as conventional road maps.Optimal route
guidance can only be provided by
the navigation system in conjunction with
the most up-to-date map software.
Map software can be updated at your smart
Center. You will need to provide the
following information: the vehicle
identification number,the name of the
vehicle owner and the device code of your
audio system navigation/multimedia
(Y page 55).
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System settings
>> General settings.
>> Navigation.
Introduction .................................... 30
Basicsettings .................................. 32
Destinationinput ............................. 33
Route guidance ................................. 43
Last locations .................................. 51
Favorites (destination memory) ............ 51
Map operation and settings ................. 52
Voice control system .......................... 57
Introduction
Safety notes
G
WARNING
For safety reasons, only enter anew
destination when the vehicle is stationary.
When you are driving, another passenger
should enter the destination. Read the
Operator's Manual and select the route
before driving.
Bear in mind that at aspeed of just 30 mph
(approximately50km/h), your vehicle is
covering adistance of 44 feet
(approximately14m)every second.
The device calculates the route to the
destination without taking account of the
following, for example:
R
trafficlights
R
stop and give way signs
R
merging lanes
R
parking or stopping in anoparking/no
stopping zone
R
other road and trafficrules and
regulations
R
narrow bridges
G
WARNING
The device may give incorrect navigation
commands if the actual street and traffic
situation does not match the data in the
digital map. Digitalmaps do not cover all
areas nor all routes in an area. For
example, aroute may have been diverted or
the directionofaone-way street may have
changed.
For this reason, you must always observe
road and trafficrules and regulations
during your journey. Road and trafficrules
and regulations always have priority over
the system's driving recommendations.
G
WARNING
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 causeyou to divertyour
attention from drivingand increase your
risk of an accident.
General notes
Operational readinessofthe navigation
system
The navigation system must determine the
position of the vehicle before first use or
whenever operational status is restored.
Therefore, you may have to drive for awhile
before the position of the vehicle can be
determined precisely.
GPS reception
Correct functioning of the navigation
system depends, amongst other things, on
GPS reception. In certain situations, GPS
reception may be impaired, there may be
interference or there may be no reception
at all, e.g. in tunnels or parking garages.
Available/unavailable functions
Functions that are currently available are
highlighted, functions that are currently
unavailable are grayed out.
Entry restriction
You can enter an address only when the
transmission selector lever is in position
j (see vehicle Operator's Manual). The
For safety reasons, entry is notFor safety reasons, entry is not
possible while driving!possible while driving! message
otherwise appears and you cannot make any
entries.
X
To hide the message: press &.
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Introduction
>> Navigation.
Switching navigation mode on/off
Switching on navigation mode
X
To switch on navigation mode: press the
t button.
The main menu appears.
X
Press NavigationNavigation.
You will see the navigation start screen.
The The driver is responsibleforThe driverisresponsiblefor
safesafe drivingdriving andand toto followfollow traffictraffic
regulations. DO NOT operate anyregulations. DO NOT operate any
function on this devicewhilefunction on this devicewhile
driving. Park vehicle first.driving. Park vehicle first. note
then appears
X
Press OKOK and confirm the note.
Option 1: the Would you like to startWould you like to start
inin EasyEasy oror ExpertExpert mode?mode? prompt appears
when the navigation is switched on for the
first time.
Easy mode makes the basic functions for
settings, destination entry and route
guidance available.
Expert mode provides additional
functions, such as:
R
point of interest entry
R
alternative routes
R
displayofthe maximum permissible
speed in the map with an audiblewarning
if you exceedthe speed limit
R
route plotting(GPS track)
X
Press EasyEasy or ExpertExpert.
The navigation main menu is shown in
Easy or Expert mode. You can switch
between Easy and Expertmode
(Y page 32).
Option 2: the navigation system shows the
display that was exited before switching
off.
Navigation main menu
Example: Expert mode
Switching off navigation mode
X
Press 1 at the top right of the
navigation menu.
Introduction
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>> Navigation.
Z
Basic settings
Easy and Expert modes
Introduction
You can selectEasy or Expert mode when switching on navigation mode (Y page 31) or
switch between the two modes in the settings menu.
Easy/Expert mode overview
Function Easy mode Expert mode
Navigation main
menu
R
Enter address
R
Last locations
R
Favorites (destination
memory)
R
Enter address
R
Last locations
R
Favorites (destinationmemory)
R
Changing the route
R
Route information
R
Pointsofinterest
Settings menu
R
Route options
R
Display
R
Program settings
R
Voice output
R
Route options (additionally: route
type, alternative routes)
R
Display (additionally: intersection
zoom, map colors)
R
Program settings (additionally:
displaying the speed limit on the
map, routerecording)
R
Voice output
R
Pointsofinterest on the map
Route calculation
R
Standard route
R
Standard routeand alternative
routes
Routeguidance
R
Route guidance
functions
R
Route guidance functions
R
Quick menu: allows fast access to
six individually selectable
functions
R
Plotting the GPS track
Setting Easy/Expert mode
X
Option1:select the mode when the DoDo
you want to start in Easy oryou want to start in Easy or
Expert mode?Expert mode? prompt is shown when
switching on navigation mode for the
first time.
X
Option 2: press the d symbol at the
bottom right of the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
The settings menu appears.
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Basic settings
>> Navigation.
Settings menu (example: Expert mode)
X
Depending on the current mode, press
EasyEasy or ExpertExpert.
Setting the route options and route
type
Note
The route options and route type (Expert
mode) determine the route calculation.
Setting route options
X
Press Route settingsRoute settings in the settings
menu.
Depending on the mode selected, the
available route options are shown.
Easy mode: you can use/avoid highways,
toll roads and ferries (standard route).
Expert mode: in addition to the standard
route, there are two alternative routes
available for route calculation.You can
use/avoid freeways, toll roads and
ferries, as well as set the route type.
X
Easy mode: press one of the route
options.
Depending on the previous setting,use
or avoid the route options.
X
Press & to return to the settingsmenu.
or
X
Expert mode: press Standard
Standard,
Alternative1Alternative1or Alternative2Alternative2.
The route optionsappear.
X
Press one of the route options.
Depending on the previous setting,use
or avoid the route options.
Route options menu(example: Expert mode)
Setting the routetype (Expert mode)
X
Press Route typeRoute type.
X
Press Short
Short, QuickQuick or EconomicalEconomical.
X
Press & twice to return to the settings
menu.
You can set the following route types:
R
Short route
Short route:the device calculates a
route with the shortest possible
(minimized)distance.
R
Fast routeFast route:the device calculates a
route with the shortest possible
(minimized)drivingtime.
R
Economic route
Economic route:economic route is an
optimizedmix of the short and fast
routes.
Destination input
Introduction to destination entry
G
WARNING
For safety reasons, only enteranew
destination when the vehicle is stationary.
You could otherwisebedistracted from the
Destination input
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>> Navigation.
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traffic conditions, cause an accident and
injure yourselfand others.
The following destination entry options
are available:
R
enteringadestination by address
R
enteringadestination as geo-
coordinates
R
enteringadestination from the previous
cities
R
enteringadestination from the
favorites (destination memory)
R
enteringadestination using the map
R
enteringapoint of interest
R
compilingaroute with multiple
destinations
Entering adestination by address
Introduction
Whenentering an address as the
destination, you have the following
options:
R
entering the country, city/zip code,
street and house number
R
entering the country, city/zip code and
street
R
entering the country, city/zip code,
street and intersection
R
entering the country, city/zip code and
center
R
entering the country, city/zip code and
points of interest
R
entering the country, city/zip code
Country and city/zip code are sufficient to
start navigating. You can enter either a
city or azip code. By entering further
address data such as the street and house
number, you can specify the destination
more precisely.
i
Note that you can only enter astreet,
house number, intersection etc. once you
have entered acountry and acity or zip
code.
i
You can only enter those cities,streets,
zip codes etc. that are stored in the
digitalmap. This means that for some
countries, youcannot enter zip codes, for
example.
Example: entering an address
The followingisastep-by-step example of
how to enter an address in Expert mode. The
destination address is as follows:
Germany
Berlin
Unter den Linden/Friedrichstraße
(intersection)
You can of course enter any country, city,
street and house number desired and enter,
for example, your home address (My
address).
Calling up the address entry menu
X
Call up the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
X
Press Enter addressEnter address.
The enter new destination menu appears.
"Entering anew destination" menu
:
To select the country
;
To enter azip code
=
To enter the city
?
To enter astreet name
A
To enter geo-coordinates(Expertmode)
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Destination input
>> Navigation.
Selecting the country
X
Press the country entry in the "Entering
anew destination" menu (Y page 34), e.g.
Germany
Germany.
You see the country list.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press the desiredcountry.
The country is selected and is now
entered in the "Entering anew
destination" menu.
Entering the city
X
Press the city entry in the "Entering a
new destination" menu (Y page 34).
The input menu for the city appears.
Option 1
X
Enter BB.Instructions for entering
characters can be found in the "Entering
characters in navigation mode" section
(Y page 14).
As soon as the letter has been entered,
the three largest cities found can be
selected.
i
You can set the keyboard(Ypage 26).
X
Press 1xxxx Berlin
1xxxx Berlin.
You can now enter the street name.
Option2
X
Enter BB.
As soon as the letter has been entered,
More hitsMore hits can be selected.
X
Press More hitsMore hits.
Alist shows the first three largest cities
that match the entry and then shows all
other entries in alphabetical order. The
cities are shown on the left-hand side of
the map.
X
Press Hide map
Hide map to only show the list.
X
Press Display on mapDisplay on map to show the map
and the list.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press 1xxxx Berlin1xxxx Berlin.
You can now enter the street name.
Entering astreet name
i
The menu also appears if you press the
street entry in the "Entering anew
destination" menu (Y page 34).
Option 1:
X
Enter UNTUNT.Instructions for entering
characters can be found in the "Entering
Destination input
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>> Navigation.
Z
characters in navigation mode" section
(Y page 14).
After entering UNT
UNT,the desired street is
shown in the first three entries.
X
Press Unter den LindenUnter den Linden.
You can now enter ahouse number or an
intersection.
Option2
X
Enter UNT
UNT.
X
Press More hitsMore hits and select Unter denUnter den
LindenLinden from the list.
You can now enter ahouse number or an
intersection.
Further entry options immediately after
calling up the menu:
Selection Function
Berlin CenterBerlin Center
Sets the destination to
the city center and
calls up the detailed
informationmenu
(Y page 36).
Points ofPoints of
interestinterest
X
Enterapoint of
interest
(Y page 41).
Entering an intersection name
X
Press IntersectionsIntersections
in the "Entering a
house number" menu.
The input menufor the intersection
appears.The first three side streets that
can be selected are shown in
alphabeticalorder.
Option 1:
X
Enter FF.Instructions for entering
characters using street input as an
example can be found in the "Entering
characters in navigation mode" section
(Y page 14).
X
Press FriedrichstraßeFriedrichstraße.
The address is now complete and the
detailed information menu appears.
Option 2
X
Enter F
F.
X
Press More hitsMore hits and select
FriedrichstraßeFriedrichstraße from the list.
The address is now complete and the
detailed information menu appears.
Detailed information menu
The menu shows the address entered and the
destination on map :.
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Destination input
>> Navigation.
Before calculating the route to the
destinationentered,you can:
R
store the address as your home address
(Y page 37)
R
store the address as afavorite
(Y page 51)
R
view the destinationonthe map
(Y page 37)
R
check/change the route options for the
address (Y page 37)
Entering and saving your home address
You can eitherenter your home address for
the first time (option 1) or edit a
previously stored home address (option 2).
X
Option1:enter the address, e.g. acity,
street and intersection.
X
After entering the address, press As
As
home addresshome address in the detailed
information menu.
An input menu appears.
i
You can set the keyboard (Y page 26).
X
Enter aname for the home address.
Instructions for entering characters
using street input as an example can be
found in the "Entering charactersin
navigation mode" section (Y page 14).
X
Press OKOK.
The destination is stored as the home
address in the favorites under the name
entered (Y page 51).
X
Option 2: proceed as described under
"Option 1".
The Afavorite with this name
Afavorite with this name
already exists. Do you want toalready exists. Do you want to
replace this file?replace this file? message appears.
X
Press OKOKif you want to overwrite the home
address.
X
If you do not want to overwrite the home
address: press &.
Viewing the destination on the map
X
Press the map.
X
To return to the "Detailed information
menu": press &.
Calculating the route
Checking/changing route options
The detailed information menu appears
after the address has been entered. Before
starting the route calculation, you can
check and changethe route options.
X
Press the symbolatthe bottomright of
the detailedinformation menu
(Y page 36).
The "Route options" menu appears
(Y page 33) and shows the current
settings.
X
Change the route options.
X
Press & to returntothe detailed
information menu.
Calculating the route
X
Press OK
OK in the detailedinformation
menu (Y page 36).
The route to the destination is
calculated using the selected route
options. After the route has been
calculated, you will hear Route
Route
calculation completedcalculation completed.
Destination input
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>> Navigation.
Z
The map shows:
R
the destination address (at the top)
R
the route as ablue line
R
the selected route option (e.g.
standard) with the distance and
estimated journey duration to the
destination
Map after route calculation (Expert mode)
:
Address entered
;
Route calculated (light blue)
=
Selected route option
Selection Function
DestinationDestination
informationinformation
Calls up the detailed
information menu.
X
Store the city as a
favorite or as the
home address
(Y page 36).
X
Check/change the
route options
(Y page 37).
CalculateCalculate
alternativesalternatives
(Expert mode)
Calculates two
additional
alternative routes.
Calculating alternative routes
Audio system navigation/multimedia
calculates two alternative routes in Expert
mode (e.g. short, fast).
X
Press Calculate alternatives
Calculate alternatives.
The alternative routes are calculated.
After the alternative routes have been
calculated, you will hear Route
Route
calculation completedcalculation completed.
The map shows the following routes on the
right:
R
standard (light blue)
R
alternative 1(green)
R
alternative 2(light brown)
Each route is shown with the distance and
estimated journey time to the
destination.
X
To view information about route/
alternative route ==: press ã.
You see the following information:
R
length (distance)
R
journey time (estimated)
R
arrival time (estimated)
R
highways (length of the route used)
R
toll roads (length of the route used)
R
ferries (length of the route used)
X
Press & to close the display.
i
The ã symbol is shown in red if aroute
option (e.g. Avoid ferriesAvoid ferries)that has
been selected for the route does not make
sense. Set the route options (Y page 33).
X
To hide the alternative routes: press
Hide alternatives
Hide alternatives.
X
To start route guidance: press OK
OK.
Entering aZIP code
X
Pressthe entry with the zip code in the
"Entering anew destination" menu
(Y page 34).
The input menu for the zip code appears.
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Destination input
>> Navigation.
Option 1
X
Enter azip code, e.g. 1011710117.Instructions
for entering characters can be found in
the "Enteringcharacters in navigation
mode" section (Y page 14).
As soon as the first number has been
entered, the first three cities found can
be selected.
X
Press 10117 Berlin10117 Berlin.
You can now enter the street name.
Option 2
X
Enter the first number, e.g. 1
1.
As soon as the number has been entered,
More hitsMore hits can be selected.
X
Press More hitsMore hits.
Alist shows the three largest cities that
match the entry and then shows all other
entries in alphabetical order. The
cities are shown on the left-handside of
the map.
X
Press Hide mapHide map to only show the list.
X
Press Display on mapDisplay on map to show the map
and the list.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press 1xxxx Berlin1xxxx Berlin.
You can now enter the street name.
Entering the house number
Ahouse number can be entered after the
street name has been entered.
X
Enter ahouse number,e.g. 4040.
Instructions for entering characters can
be found in the "Entering characters in
navigation mode" section (Y page 14).
As soon as the firstnumber has been
entered,the firstthree entries found can
be selected.
X
Press 4040.
The detailed informationmenu appears
(Y page 36).
Furtherentry options immediately after
calling up the menu:
Selection Function
Middle ofMiddle of
the roadthe road
Sets the destination to
the middle of the road
and callsupthe
detailedinformation
menu (Y page 36).
Calls up alist from
which you can select an
entry. The detailed
information menu then
appears.
IntersectionsIntersections
X
Enteran
intersection
(Y page 36).
Destination input
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>> Navigation.
Z
Entering geo-coordinates(Expert
mode)
X
Press the globeatthe bottom right of the
"Enteringanew destination" menu
(Y page 34).
The "Enter coordinates" menu appears.
You can enterthe geo-coordinatesas
degrees or in decimal notation.
X
Enter the geo-coordinates. Instructions
for entering characterscan be found in
the "Entering characters in navigation
mode" section (Y page 14). An example
entry is shown in the table.
X
To switch to decimal notation: press
decimalnotationdecimalnotation.
X
To switch to degree notation: press
degree notationdegree notation.
Notation Exampleinput
(Berlin)
Degree notation
R
Latitude N52° 33' 40", 00
(N latitude)
R
Longitude E13° 17' 22", 00
(E longitude)
Decimalnotation
R
Latitude 52.561111
R
Longitude 13.289444
X
To confirm the entry: press OKOK.
The detailed informationmenu appears
(Y page 36).
Selecting adestination from "Last
locations"
Audio system navigation/multimedia
automaticallystores the last destinations
entered.
X
Press Last locations
Last locations in the navigation
main menu (Y page 31).
The "Last locations" destination memory
appears.
i
Expert mode: the first three entries
from the "Last locations" memory are
shown at the top of the "navigation"main
menu. These can be selectedfor fast
destination entry.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press adestination address.
The detailed information menu appears
(Y page 36).
i
You will find furtherinformation in the
"Last locations" section(Ypage 51).
Selecting adestination from favorites
X
Press FavoritesFavorites in the navigation main
menu (Y page 31).
The "Favorites" destination memory
appears. Your home address : is also
stored here.
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Destination input
>> Navigation.
:
Home addresssymbol
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Pressadestinationaddress.
The detailed information menu appears
(Y page 36).
Further information, e.g. aboutstoring,
can be found in the "Favorites (destination
memory)" section (Y page 51).
Entering the destination using the map
X
Press the map whenitisdisplayed.
Alightblue circleappearsonthe map.
If there are destinations available for
this city, these are shown as an address
or as geo-coordinates. If further
destination information is available,
the specification"1/3"and the symbols
9, : are shown after the entry.
:
Circle marking the destination on the
map
X
To call up further destination
information(if available): press 9
or :.
X
To display an address: press ã.
X
To move the destination on the map: press
the crosshair and move it on the map.
X
To select adestination: press Add
Add
destinationdestination
The detailed information menu appears
(Y page 36).
Entering apoint of interest (Expert
mode)
Initiating point of interest entry
X
Set Expert mode (Y page 32).
X
Press Points of interestPoints of interest in the
navigation main menu (option 1),
(Y page 31) or in the "Entering astreet
name" menu (option 2).
The "All points of interest" menu
appears. You can display all points of
interest or search for points of interest
within acategory,e.g. Sport &Sport &
leisureleisure.
Destination input
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>> Navigation.
Z
Option 1: calling up from the navigation main menu
X
Press All points of interestAll points of interest or select acategory first (Y page 43).
Amenu appears.
Searchingfor apoint of interest in the "Sports complex" category
Selection Instructions
At aspecific locationAt aspecific location
X
Enter acity name or press Displayall points of
Displayall points of
interestinterest.
Depending on the selection, an input menu or alist
appears.
X
Enter apoint of interest and press Display
Display
selectionselection.
X
Select apoint of interest from the list.
The detailed informationmenu appears (Y page 36).
Nearby
Nearby
X
Enter adestinationorpress Displayall pointsDisplayall points
of interestof interest.
Depending on the selection, an input menu or alist
appears.
X
Enter apoint of interest and press DisplayDisplay
selectionselection.
X
Select apoint of interest from the list.
The detailed informationmenu appears (Y page 36).
Along the RouteAlong the Route (available
when the route has been
calculated)
X
Proceed as described under NearbyNearby.
At destinationAt destination (available
when the route has been
calculated)
X
Proceed as described under NearbyNearby.
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Destination input
>> Navigation.
Option 2: calling up from the "Entering
astreet name" menu
X
Press AllAll pointspoints ofof interestinterest or select
acategory first (Y page 43).
The "Entering apoint of interest in
<city>"menu appears.
X
Option 1: enterapoint of interest and
press Display selectionDisplay selection.
X
Option 2: press All pointsof
All pointsof
interestinterest.
The points of interest are displayed and
shown on the left of the map.
X
Selecting apoint of interest.
The detailed information menu appears
(Y page 36). You can place acall to the
point of interest if atelephone number
is stored and the mobile phonehas been
connected (Y page 63).
i
The phonenumberdisplayed may be
outdateddue to the data'sdate of
creation.
X
Press Call nowCall now.
This initiates dialing.
Selectingacategory
Example: you would liketogotoanIndian
restaurant.
X
Press Hotel &gastronomy
Hotel &gastronomy in the "All
pointsofinterest" menu (Y page 41).
The "Hotel &gastronomy" menu shows the
available categories.
X
Press Restaurant/NightlifeRestaurant/Nightlife.
The "Restaurant/Nightlife" menu shows
the available categories.
X
Press 9 or : until IndianIndian is
selected.
X
Press Indian
Indian.
Either the "Searching for apoint of
interest" menu (option 1), (Y page 42) or
the "Entering apoint of interest in
<city>" menu (option 2) appears.
X
Proceed as described under option 1or2.
Routeguidance
General notes
Audio system navigation/multimedia
guides you to your destination with
driving recommendations in the form of
navigation announcements or route
guidance displays.
If you do not follow the navigation
announcements or if you leave the
calculated route, the device automatically
calculates anew route to the destination.
If the digital map contains the
corresponding information, the following
applies:
R
when selecting aroute, audio system
navigation/multimedia tries to avoid
roads that only have limited access, e.g.
roads closed to through traffic and non-
residents.
R
roads that have time restrictions (e.g.
closed on Sundays and public holidays)
are avoided for route guidance.
If the digital map provides no information
or incomplete information during route
guidance, the current vehicle position is
shown using geo-coordinates.
This occurs in the following situations,
e.g.:
R
the vehicle is outsideof thearea covered
by the digital map section (off-map
location).
R
the vehicle is traveling through an area
that is only partially shown on the map.
R
the vehicle is within the area covered by
the digital map section but not on a
digitalized road (off-road location).
Starting route guidance
X
Calculate aroute or alternative route
(Y page 37) and then press OK
OK.
Route guidance starts.
Route guidance
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>> Navigation.
Z
Displaying the map duringroute guidance
Example: map during route guidance
Function Explanation
Route guidance display with
arrow indicating the direction
of travel (example shows an
arrow pointing straight ahead
and adistance of 100 m)
The upcomingchange of direction is shown with an
arrow indicating the direction of travel and the
distance.
The route guidance display can also be seen in other
operating modes, e.g. radio mode.
X
To repeat the current navigation announcement:
press the route guidance display.
Auto zoom As you approach achange in direction, the area of the
intersection is zoomed in on the map.
In Expert mode, you can set how much the map section
is zoomed in (Y page 54).
Lane recommendations Lane recommendations may be shown for multi-lane
roads. The corresponding data must be available in
the digital map. Recommended lanes are shown with a
green arrow, lanes thatare notrecommended areshown
with ared cross.
Lane recommendations apply to the next change of
direction.
Currentmap scale Appears under the route guidance display.
Map view Enables different map orientations (Y page 54).
Setting the map scale
X
Zoom in on the map section using W or zoom out
using X.
X
Press % to return to the original auto zoom view.
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Route guidance
>> Navigation.
Function Explanation
SpeedLimit Assist (Expert
mode)
The maximum permissible speed is shown when the
corresponding map data is available and the Speed
Speed
limitlimit functionisnot deactivated (Y page 56).
Awarning tone sounds if the maximum permissible
speed is exceeded and one of the Warning at x
Warning at x
km/hkm/h settings is activated.
i
The maximum permissible speed display may
differ from the actual traffic situation, e.g. as a
result of incorrect map data.
GPS display Blue display:reception
Red display: no reception
Destination information The current height above average sea level is shown
at the bottom edge of the screen.
For the next destination (intermediate stop, final
destination), you will also see:
R
the estimated driving time to the destination
R
the distancetothe destination
R
the estimated time of arrival at the destination
X
Press the field with the destination information to
show the "Trip info" display with additional
information (Y page 48).
Displaying point of interest
symbols
Points of interest are Restaurant/NightlifeRestaurant/Nightlife or GasGas
stationstation,for example.The corresponding symbolscan
be displayed on the map (Y page 56).
Selecting aroute guidance display
You can choose betweenthe MapMap onlyonly, TurnTurn
IconsIcons or CompassCompass display, see the
"Display"section (Y page 53).
Example: "TurnIcons" display
If Turn
Turn iconsicons has been selected, the arrow
indicating the direction of traveland the
Routeguidance
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>> Navigation.
Z
distance before the next change of
direction are shown.
Example: compass display
You see the following information:
R
current direction of travel
R
latitude coordinates
R
longitude coordinates
R
current height above mean sea level
R
number of satellites currently being
used
The bar underneath shows the following
information:
R
current height above mean sea level
R
current time (if route guidance is not
active)
R
remaining time to next destination
(intermediate stop, final destination)
R
remaining distance to next destination
(intermediate stop, final destination)
R
estimatedtime of arrival at next
destination (intermediate stop,final
destination)
X
To closethe compass display: press &.
Stopping routeguidance
X
Press Stop route guidanceStop route guidance in the
navigation main menu (Y page 31).
Route guidance is interrupted.
Destination reached
When you reach your destination, a
checkered flag is displayed on the right-
hand side of the display and route guidance
is ended automatically.
Navigation announcements
Switching navigation announcements on/
off
Option 1
X
To switch off: press W the control knob
briefly during anavigation
announcement.
X
To switch on: press the arrow indicating
the direction of travel on the map
(Y page 44).
The current navigation announcement is
repeated.
i
Navigation announcements are
suppressed during incoming or active
telephone calls.
Option 2
X
Press the arrow at the bottom left of the
map (Y page 44).
The navigation main menu appears.
X
Press d.
The settings menu appears.
X
Press Speech outputSpeech output.
The "Speech output" menu appears.
X
Press Speech outputSpeech output again.
Depending on the previous setting, the
function is switched on or off.
Announcing the street names
X
Press the arrow at the bottom left of the
map (Y page 44).
The navigation main menu appears.
X
Press d.
The settings menu appears.
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Route guidance
>> Navigation.
X
Press SpeechoutputSpeechoutput.
The "Speech output" menu appears.
X
Press StreetnamesStreetnames.
Depending on the previous setting,the
function is switched on or off.
Adjusting the volume for navigation
announcements
X
Turn cVd the control knob duringa
navigation announcement.
or
X
Set the volume of traffic announcements
compared to the volume of the active
audio source (Y page 18).
The volume of the active audio source is
lowered to the selected value for the
duration of the navigation
announcement.
Route information (Expert mode)
Callingupthe "Routeinformation" menu
X
Press the arrow at the bottom leftofthe
map (Y page 44).
The navigation main menu appears.
X
Press Route informationRoute information.
The "Route information" menu appears.
Callinguparoutelist
X
Press Directions
Directions in the "Route
information" menu.
The route listshows the street sections
yet to be traveled.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
To close the route list: press &.
Setting the map to aroute position
X
Press Go to...Go to... in the "Route
information" menu (Y page 47).
Amenu appears.
X
Press Current position
Current position, DestinationDestination
areaarea, OverviewOverview or Starting pointStarting point.
The map shows the route sectionwith the
selected route position or acomplete
overview of the route.
Blockingasection of the route
It is possible to block more than one route
section. The number of active blocks can be
seen in the "Lengthofavoided route" and
"Start of avoided route" lists at the top
right.
X
Press Avoid route
Avoid route in the "Route
information" menu (Y page 47).
The "Length of avoided route" list
appears.
X
Press aselection option, e.g. 5km5km,to
select the extension of the block.
The "Start of avoided route" list
appears.
Route guidance
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>> Navigation.
Z
X
Press ImmediatelyImmediately or another selection
option to determine when the block
shouldstart.
The route sectionisblocked. The route
is recalculated.
X
To delete blocks: press 1 at the bottom
right in the "Length of avoided route"
list.
Starting route simulation
X
Press Simulation modeSimulation mode in the "Route
information" menu (Y page 47).
The route is shown from the start (or
previous position)tothe destination.
Displaying trip info
X
Press Trip infoTrip info in the "Route
information" menu (Y page 47).
You see the following information:
R
maximum speed
R
averagespeed
R
distance covered
R
drivingtime
R
total remaining drivingtime
R
total remaining journey distance
The bar underneath shows the following
information:
R
currentheight above sea level
R
currenttime (if route guidance is not
active)
R
remaining time to next destination
(intermediate stop, final destination)
R
remaining distance to next
destination(intermediate stop, final
destination)
R
estimated time of arrival at next
destination (intermediate stop, final
destination)
X
To close trip info: press &.
i
The information can also be shown by
pressing the field with the destination
information at the bottom of the map
(Y page 44).
Editing aroute
Introduction
You can add additional destinationstothe
route, optimize route guidance or change
the order of the destinations.
X
Press the arrow at the bottom left of the
map (Y page 44).
The navigation main menu appears.
X
Press Edit routeEdit route.
The edit route menu appears.
The following functions can be selected:
R
adding adestination
R
optimizing aroute (available with four
or more destination entries)
R
changing the order of the destinations
within the route
R
loading/saving aroute
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Route guidance
>> Navigation.
Adding adestination
X
Press Add dest.Add dest..
The new destination menu appears.
X
Select destination entry.
Entering an address (Y page 34)
Last locations (Y page 40)
Current position (if available)
Points of interest (Y page 41)
X
Select option 1.
Favorites (Y page 40)
X
Press OKOK in the detailed information
menu (Y page 36).
The destination is entered in the edit
routemenu.
X
To calculate anew route: press OKOK.
Optimizing aroute
This function is available when there are
four or more entries (including the
starting point and the destination).
X
Press Optimize routeOptimize route in the edit route
menu.
The order of the destinations is checked
and the route is optimized according to
the distance. The route's starting point
and destination are not changed.
Changingthe order of the destinations
withinthe route
X
Press the up or downarrow in the edit
route menu.
The destination is moved up or down.
Deletingadestination from the route
X
Press 1 after an entry in the edit route
menu.
The destination is deleted from the
route.
Loading/saving aroute
X
Press the memory card symbol in the edit
route menu (Y page 49).
The loading and savingaroute menu
appears.
X
To save aroute: press Save currentSave current
routeroute.
An input menu appears.
X
Enter aname for the route and then press
OKOK.
The route is stored.
X
To load aroute: press an entry.
The route is loaded.
X
To delete aroute: press 1 after an
entry.
Recording the GPS track (Expert mode)
If this function is activated and an SD/MMC
memory card has been inserted
Route guidance
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>> Navigation.
Z
(Y page 83), the route taken is recorded.
The route is saved as aGPX file in the "GPS
tracks" folder on the SD/MMC memory card.
You can view the route later, in Google
Earth for example.
Feature specific to simultaneous playback
of SD/MMC memory cards or USB devices:
R
Playback may be interrupted
occasionally.
R
If audio system navigation/multimedia
is switched off and back on, the first
music track of the data carrier will be
played.
X
Press d in the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press Program settingsProgram settings.
The program settings menu appears.
X
Press Plot GPS trackPlot GPS track.
Depending on the previous setting, the
function is activated or deactivated.
GPS track recording is started after you
have activated the setting.
i
If you switch off navigation and switch
it on again later, the function is
deactivated.
Quick menu (Expert mode)
Calling up the Quick menu
The Quick menu enables fast access to six
frequently used functions during route
guidance. You can personalize these six
functions.
X
Press the symbol at the bottom right of
the map.
The Quick menu appears and shows the
functions that are currently available.
Editing the Quick menu
X
Press the symbol at the bottom right of
the menu.
The quick menu settings appear with the
Which key would you like toWhich key would you like to
change?change? prompt.
X
Press abutton.
The change key menu appears.
X
Press one of the following functions:
R
SelectdestinationSelectdestination
R
PointsofinterestPointsofinterest
R
Route informationRoute information
R
SettingsSettings
R
Other viewsOther views
The keys available for the respective
selection are shown.
X
Selectakey.
The Quick menu appears and shows the
new key assignment.
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Route guidance
>> Navigation.
Last locations
Introduction
Audio system navigation/multimedia
automatically stores the previous towns for
which route calculation is started. If the
list is full, the device deletes the oldest
destination. You can also delete
destinations yourself.
Deleting all destinations
X
Press Last locations
Last locations in the navigation
main menu (Y page 31).
The last locations list appears.
X
Press 1 on the bottom right.
Aquery appears.
X
Press OKOK.
All destinations are deleted from the
last locations list.
Deletingadestination
X
Press 1 after an entry in the last
locations list.
Aquery appears.
X
Press OKOK.
The destination is deleted from the last
locations list.
Favorites (destination memory)
Storing your home address
X
Enter your home addressas adestination,
e.g. as acity, street and house number
(Y page 34).
X
Before route calculation is started,
press as home address
as home address in the detailed
informationmenu and store the address
(Y page 36).
Saving adestination to your favorites
Option 1: after destination entry
X
Enter the destination, e.g.asacity,
street and house number.
X
Beforeroutecalculation is started,
press Place as favoritePlace as favorite in the
detailed informationmenu.
X
Enter aname for the new favorite.
Proceed as described under "Character
entry" in the "At aglance" chapter
(Y page 15).
X
Press OKOK to save the destinationtothe
favorites.
Option 2: create anew favorite
X
Press Favorites
Favorites in the navigationmain
menu (Y page 31).
The "Favorites" list appears.
Favorites (destination memory)
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>> Navigation.
Z
:
Home addresssymbol
X
Press New favoriteNew favorite.
X
Select an option from the menu.
Selection Step
EnterEnter
addressaddress
X
Enter the destination
address, e.g.as acity,
street and house
number (Y page 34).
LastLast
locationslocations
X
Select adestination
from "Last locations"
(Y page 40).
CurrentCurrent
positionposition
X
Select the current
position.
Points ofPoints of
interestinterest
X
Enterapoint of
interest (Y page 41).
X
Continue as described under "Option1:
after destination entry".
Renaming adestinationinfavorites
X
Pressadestinationorthe edit symbolto
the right while the "Favorites" list is
shown.
The detailed informationmenu appears.
X
Press RenameRename favoritefavorite or RenameRename homehome
addressaddress.
X
Enter anew name for the favorite.
Proceed as described under "Character
entry" in the "At aglance" chapter
(Y page 15).
X
Press OKOK and save the destination to the
favorites with anew name.
Deleting adestination from the
favorites
Deletingall destinations
X
Press 1 on the bottom right in the
"Favorites" list.
The AreAre youyou suresure youyou wantwant toto deletedelete
all favorites?all favorites? message appears.
X
Press OKOK.
All destinations, includingahome
address, are deleted from the favorites.
Deletingadestination
X
Press the edit symbol on the right-hand
side of the destination entry in the
"Favorites" list.
X
Press 1 on the bottom right of the input
menu.
The destination is deleted from the
favorites.
Map operationand settings
Note
Company logos displayed on the map are
trademarks of the respective companies
and used solely for the purpose of
indicating the location of these
companies. The use of such logos on the map
does not indicate approval of, support of
or advertising by these companies for the
navigation system itself.
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Map operation and settings
>> Navigation.
Setting the map scale
X
When the map is displayed(Ypage 44),
press W or X.
The section of the map is then zoomed in
or zoomed out.
X
Press the % symbol to return to the
originalauto zoom view.
Moving the map
X
Press the map (Y page 44) and move the
map using your finger.
The map moves in the corresponding
direction.
Display
Calling up the display menu
X
Press d in the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press DisplayDisplay.
The display menu appears.
Map operation and settings
53
>> Navigation.
Z
Explanation of functions
Function Explanation Step
Display typeDisplay type
Options for different
displaysduring route
guidance
X
Press Display typeDisplay type.
X
Select Map onlyMap only, Turn IconsTurn Icons or
Compass
Compass.
Map viewMap view
Options for different
map orientations
X
Press Map viewMap view.
X
Select Align map to northAlign map to north,
Align map automaticallyAlign map automatically,
Dynamic mapDynamic map or 3D map3D map.
North up: the map is displayed so that
north is at the top, the point of the
north arrow always points up.
Map in driving direction: the map is
displayed so that the heading is
always up. The north arrow turns. The
point of the current vehicle position
always points up.
Dynamic map: when asmallermap
scale is used (e.g. when drivingonthe
freeway), the map is displayed so that
north is alwaysupinorder to make
orientation easier.
3D map: the map is shown from the
bird's-eyeview.
Auto zoomAuto zoom (Expert
mode)
Selects how much amap
section will be zoomed
in before achangein
direction.
X
Press Auto zoomAuto zoom.
X
Select NearbyNearby, MediumMedium or FarFar.
Map colorsMap colors (Expert
mode)
Sets the display to day
or night display or
switches
automatically.
X
Press Map colorsMap colors.
X
Press AutomaticAutomatic, Day designDay design or
Night designNight design in the list.
Automatic: the display design
changes dependingonthe brightness
determined by the lightsensor.
Day design: the displayisalwaysset
to day design.
Night design: the displayisalways
set to nightdesign.
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Map operation and settings
>> Navigation.
Program settings
Calling up the program settings menu
X
Press d in the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
The settingsmenu appears.
X
Press Program settings
Program settings.
The programsettingsmenu appears.
Map operation and settings
55
>> Navigation.
Z
Explanation of functions
Function Explanation Step
UnitsUnits
Selects km-display
(metric) or mi-display
(imperial)for the map
mi =miles
X
Press UnitsUnits.
The setting switches between
metric and imperial.
InfoInfo
Shows the respectivemap
data version for all
countriescontained in
the map
X
Press Info
Info.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the
list.
Speed limitSpeed limit
(Expert mode)
The maximum permissible
speed is shown when the
corresponding map data
is available and the
Speed limitSpeed limit functionis
not deactivated.
Awarning tone sounds if
the maximum permissible
speed is exceeded and one
of the Warning at xWarning at x
km/hkm/h settings is
activated.
i
The maximum
permissible speed
display may differ from
the actual traffic
situation, e.g. as a
result of incorrect map
data.
X
Press Speed limit
Speed limit.
X
Press WarningWarning at xat x km/hkm/h (several
settings possible), ShowShow
without warningwithout warning or Do notDo not
showshow in the list.
Your device codeYour device code
The device code is
required for map updates.
X
Press Your device codeYour device code.
The device code is shown.
i
The Plot GPS trackPlot GPS track function (Expert mode) is described in the "Route guidance"
section (Y page 49).
Point of interest on the map (Expert
mode)
Displaying point of interest symbols on
the map
Pointsofinterest are, for example,
Restaurant/NightlifeRestaurant/Nightlife, ShoppingShopping
centercenter, CinemaCinema or Gas stationGas station.The
corresponding symbols can be displayed on
the map.
i
The symbols are not shown on all map
scales.
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Map operationand settings
>> Navigation.
X
Press d in the navigation main menu
(Y page 31).
The settingsmenu appears.
X
Press POIs on mapPOIs on map.
The points of interest in the map menu
appears.Itshows the available
categories.
X
To scrollinthe list, press 9
or :.
X
To switch the category display on/off:
press asymbol.
Depending on the previous setting, the
display is switched on or off.
Blue tick All sub-entries are
shown.
White tick Some of the sub-
entries are shown.
X
To call up asub-category: press a
category name.
Depending on the category, sub-
categories are shown for selection.
i
Changes withinacategory mayalso have
an impact on other categories.
Voice control system
At aglance
Overview
You can operate navigation mode using the
Voice Control System. Available commands
are shown in the individual displays and
are announced in some menus.
The voice control system confirms
important commandsand gives
instructions when entries are
unsuccessful.
If youspeak thecommand unclearly or speak
anon-existent or incorrect command, the
device responds with "Please repeat your
comment".
i
While driving, you can only enter a
destination using the Voice Control
System.
Switching the Voice Control System on
X
Switch on navigation mode (Y page 31)
and call up the navigation main menu.
X
Press the display for longer than 2
seconds.
The Voice Control System is switched on.
The available commands are shown as
light blue speech bubbles. An active
audio source is muted.
Voice control system
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>> Navigation.
Z
You can start the Voice Control System in
this way from any navigation display.
The commands depend on the respective
navigation menu. With the Voice Control
System,almost all functions are available
as with manual entry.
Switching the Voice Control System off
X
Say "Cancel".
The Voice Control Systemisswitched off.
or
X
Press amenu option.
The Voice Control System is switched off
and the selectedfunctioniscarried out.
i
The Voice Control System is switched
off automaticallyatthe end of an input
sequence (e.g.when starting route
guidance).
Adjustingthe volume
X
Start the dialog.
X
Say acommand, e.g. "Main menu".
X
Set the volume by turning cVd the
control knob.
The volume increasesordecreases
during the voice output.
Controls
Please bear the following in mind:
G
WARNING
The navigation system cannot take the
prevailing traffic situation into account
or recognizeany dangers or obstacles. You
must therefore be constantly aware of the
prevailing road and trafficconditions so
that you can recognize any dangers and
react to them.
Route guidance only provides
recommendations. You must always comply
with the applicable road traffic
regulations and adapt your driving style to
the prevailing conditions. You could
otherwise become involved in an accident
in which you or others could be injured.
General commands
Voice commands are marked by ? in this
manual. The following voice controls are
always available.
R
? Back
The previous menu is shown.
R
? Cancel
The Voice Control System is switched off.
R
? Help
The Voice Control System starts the help
function. You can use the "Help" command
to have all of the basic commands read
out.
R
? Main menu
The navigation main menu is displayed.
Announcement of the available commands
In some menus, e.g. the navigation main
menu (Y page 31), the Voice Control System
informs you of the availablecommands.
Voice Control System voice outputs have
the ^ symbol in this manual.
Example announcement in the navigation
main menu (Expert mode)
^
Here you can say: enter address,
recent locations, favorites, route
manager, route information, points
of interest, start navigation, stop
navigation, settings, back or last
destination.
Dialog example
Displays have the _ symbol in this
manual.
Entering the address and calculatingthe
route
?
Enteraddress
_
The enternew destination menu
appears.
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Voice control system
>> Navigation.
^
Please select.
?
Entering the city
_
The entercity menu appears.
^
Name the city or say change country,
enterzip code,entercoordinatesor
back.
?
Berlin
_
The system shows anumbered list of
city names in the display.
^
Please selectanentry numberfrom
the list.
?
Say the number.
^
Name the street or say change zip
code,city center, point of interest,
cancel or back.
?
Unterden Linden.
_
The system shows anumbered list of
street names in the display.
^
Please selectanentry numberfrom
the list.
?
Say the number.
^
Name the house numberorsay change
street, middleofstreet, crossroads,
cancel or back.
?
Say ahouse number.
_
The system shows anumbered list of
house numbers in the display.
^
Please selectanentry numberfrom
the list.
?
Say the number.
_
The address is now complete and the
detailed information menu appears.
^
Would you like aroute to this
destination be calculated?
?
Yes.
^
Route calculation completed.
?
Start route guidance.
Voicecontrolsystem
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>> Navigation.
Z
60
>> Telephone.
General notes ................................... 62
Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface .. 63
Telephone operation .......................... 66
Using the phone book ......................... 68
Using call lists ................................ 70
Telephone settings ............................ 72
General notes
Introduction
Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface is
available in conjunction with a
Bluetooth
®
-capable phone. With asuitable
mobile phone, you can use the hands-free
system via the Bluetooth
®
interface and
download contacts from the mobile phone,
e.g. via PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile).
For more information on suitable mobile
phones and on connecting Bluetooth
®
-
capable mobile phones to audio system
navigation/multimedia, contact your
smart Center.
Safety notes
G
WARNING
Excessive electromagnetic radiation may
constitute ahealth hazard to yourself and
others.
There is scientificdiscussion
surrounding the possible health risks
posed by electromagnetic fields. You can
reduce this risk by using an exterior
antenna. Therefore, only use mobile
communication equipment if it is
connected to the exterior antenna of the
vehicle.
Two-way radios and fax machines without
low-reflection exterior antennas may
interfere with the vehicle electronics and
thereby compromise the operational safety
of the vehicle and thereby your safety as
well. Therefore, only use these if they are
correctly connected to aseparate, low-
reflectionexterior antenna.
G
WARNING
Excessiveelectromagnetic radiation may
constitute ahealth hazard to yourself and
others. The use of an exterior antenna takes
into consideration the scientific
discussion surrounding the possible
health risk posed by electromagnetic
fields.
General notes
Call disconnection while the vehicle is
in motion
Acall may be disconnected if:
R
the mobile phone battery is not
sufficiently charged.
R
there is insufficient GSM network
coverage in certain areas.
R
you move from one GSM transmitter/
receiver area (GSM cell) into another and
no channels are free.
R
you use aSIM card which is not
compatible with the available network.
R
you are using amobile phone with
"Twincard" and the mobile phone with
the second SIM card is already logged
into the network.
Function restrictions
You will not be able to use the telephone,
will no longer be able to use the telephone,
or you may have to wait before using it, in
the following situations:
R
if the mobile phone is not switched on
R
when the "Bluetooth
®
"function is
switched off in the mobile phone
R
if the mobile phone is not logged into a
mobile phone network
the telephone automatically tries to log
on to anetwork. If no network is
available, you will not be able to make a
"911" emergency call.
R
if you switch off audio system
navigation/multimediaduring acall in
hands-free mode, the call is transferred
to the mobile phone.
62
General notes
>> Telephone.
911 emergencycall
Making emergency calls withoutentering a
PIN is only possible using the mobile
phone.
The following conditions must be fulfilled
in order to make a 911 emergency call:
R
the mobile phone must be switched on.
R
anetwork must be available.
R
avalid and operational SIM card must be
inserted in the mobile phone.
R
the PIN must have been entered.
If you cannot make an emergency call, you
must arrange rescue measures yourself.
The 911 emergency call number is apublic
service. Any misuse is punishable by law.
Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface
Conditions
Makingcalls via the Bluetooth
®
interface
with audio system navigation/multimedia
requires aBluetooth
®
-capable mobile
phone.
Not all mobilephones available on the
market are equally suitable. Further
information about suitable mobilephones
and connecting Bluetooth
®
-capable mobile
phones to audio system navigation/
multimedia can be obtained at your smart
Center.
The battery of the mobilephone should
always be kept sufficiently charged in
order to prevent malfunctions.
In preparation for telephoning via the
Bluetooth
®
interface, you should check the
following items on your mobilephone (see
the mobilephone operating instructions):
X
Hands-Free Profile
The mobilephone must support Hands-
Free Profile 1.0 or above.
i
Some displays depend on the supported
versionofthe Hands-Free Profile.
X
Bluetooth
®
visibility
On certain mobile phones, the device
itself must be made "visible" for other
devices, as well as activating the
Bluetooth
®
function (see the mobile
phoneoperating instructions).
X
Bluetooth
®
device name
Every Bluetooth
®
device has its own
Bluetooth
®
device name. This device
name is freely definable, but can be
identical for all devicesfrom the same
manufacturer. It is therefore
recommended that you changethis name
so that you can easily recognize your
mobile phone (see the mobile phone
operating instructions).
Registering and connecting the mobile
phone
General information
You will need to register your mobilephone
before using it with the audio system
navigation/multimediaoperating system
for the first time. The mobile phone is then
entered in the audio system navigation/
multimedia Bluetooth
®
phone list.
This process includes:
R
the search by the Bluetooth
®
mobile
phone
R
subsequent registration
If you want to reconnect aphone that has
already been registered, it is connected
automatically.
The Bluetooth
®
device name for audio
system navigation/multimediaissmart
smart
RadioRadio.
You can register amaximum of five
Bluetooth
®
devices (mobile phones and
Bluetooth
®
audio devices).
i
If the smart Radiosmart Radio Bluetooth
®
device
name is already in the mobile phone's
Bluetooth
®
device list, it may not be
possible to connect amobile phone.
Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface
63
>> Telephone.
Z
Searching for and registeringamobile
phone
X
Press Cell phoneCell phone in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The telephone menu appears.
X
Press OptionsOptions in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth
®
settings" menu appears.
X
Press New device
New device in the menu.
New device menu (for Bluetooth
®
connection)
X
Press Cell phoneCell phone.
The Please start searching fromPlease start searching from
mobile device! PIN xxxxmobile device! PIN xxxx message
appears.
X
To start asearch: start the Bluetooth
®
search on the mobile phone (see mobile
phone operating instructions).
Example input: select the "New device"
entry in the mobile phone's Bluetooth
®
device list.
The mobile phone starts the search for
Bluetooth
®
deviceswithin range. If
audio system navigation/multimedia is
found,the smart Radiosmart Radio Bluetooth
®
device name appears in the mobile
phone's Bluetooth
®
device list.
X
Select the audio system navigation/
multimedia operating system on your
mobile phone.
X
To register the mobile phone: enter the
PIN that is shown on the audio system
navigation/multimedia display into the
mobile phone and connect the mobile
phone.
The following messages are shown one
after another in the audio system
navigation/multimedia display when
registering:
R
Calling...
Calling...
R
Phone connected <Device name>Phone connected <Device name>
The LED lights up blue.
R
Call history downloading...
Call history downloading...
R
Downloading phonebook...
Downloading phonebook...
The Bluetooth
®
device name for the
mobile phone is entered in the audio
system navigation/multimedia
telephone device list. The mobile phone
is registered on audio system
navigation/multimedia.
i
If you connect amobile phonewith the
Bluetooth
®
audio function, the
Streaming connectedStreaming connected message also
appears.
LED display for Bluetooth
®
connection
The LED shows whetheraBluetooth
®
device
is connected or not (Y page 8).
LED display Explanation
Blue
Bluetooth
®
device
(mobile phone, audio
equipment) is connected
Flashesblue
Bluetooth
®
connection is
beingestablished
Unlit
No Bluetooth
®
device is
connected
Selecting amobile phone from the
telephonedevice list
If you have registered multiple mobile
phones, you can select amobile phone from
the Bluetooth
®
telephone list and connect
it to audio system navigation/multimedia.
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Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface
>> Telephone.
i
You can only switch to another
registered mobile phone if no phone call
is active.
X
Press Cell phoneCell phone in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The telephone menu appears.
X
Press OptionsOptions in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth
®
settings"menu appears.
X
Press Device list
Device list in the menu.
X
Selectanentry.
Depending on the connection status, one
of the following displays is shown
(example 1and 2).
Example 1: mobile phonenot connected
:
To connect amobilephone
In this display, the mobilephone can be:
R
connected to audio system navigation/
multimedia
R
determined as amaster device
(Y page 65)
R
de-registered (Y page 66)
X
To connect: press symbol :.
The Connecting...
Connecting... message appears.
When the mobile phone is connected, the
Phone connected <Device name>Phone connected <Device name>
message appears.
Example 2: the mobilephone is connected and
supported Bluetooth
®
features are displayed
:
To disconnect the mobilephone
;
To determine amaster device
=
To de-register amobilephone
i
The supported Bluetooth
®
features are
displayed after aBluetooth
®
audio
device is connected.
In this display, the mobilephone can be:
R
determined as amaster device
(Y page 65)
R
de-registered (Y page 66)
R
disconnected from audio system
navigation/multimedia
X
To disconnect amobile phone: press
symbol :.
The mobilephone is no longer connected
to audio system navigation/multimedia
but is stillentered in the telephone
device list and can be connected again
later.
Determining amaster device
You can determine amobile phoneasa
master device, but not aBluetooth
®
audio
device. Amaster device is givenpriority
when reconnecting automatically.
Telephony via the Bluetooth
®
interface
65
>> Telephone.
Z
X
Press symbol ; in example 2.
The selected mobile phoneisentered in
the telephone device list as amaster
device.
Reconnecting automatically
Audio system navigation/multimedia
searches for amaster device automatically
when it is switched on. If no master device
has been determined, the telephone list is
searched for amobile phone and the
Bluetooth
®
device list is searched for an
audio device.
De-registering amobile phone
You can eitherde-registeranindividual
mobile phoneordelete all mobile phones
from the telephone device list.
Bluetooth
®
audio devices can be deleted
from the corresponding displayinthe same
way.
X
To de-registeramobile phone: press
= in example 2.
The PleasePlease confirmconfirm toto deletedelete message
appears.
X
Press OKOK.
The DeletedDeleted message appears.
The mobile phonedisplayshows a
message that connection with audio
system navigation/multimedia has been
terminated.
X
To de-registerall mobile phones: press
1 in the telephone device list.
Please confirm to delete all
Please confirm to delete all.
X
Press OKOK.
The DeletedDeleted message appears.
Telephone operation
Incoming call
Rejecting or accepting acall
When acall is being received, the
Incoming call...Incoming call... message is shown.
Either the phone number, the name or
UnknownUnknown is shown in the display (phone
number is not sent).
X
To reject: press1.
X
To accept: press OKOK.
Once you have accepted the call, you can
use hands-free mode.
X
Set the call volume by turning
cVd the control knob.
For more information, see the "Functions
available during acall" section
(Y page 67).
After the call is finished, the previous
display is shown again.
Making acall
X
Press TelephoneTelephone in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The telephone menu appears.
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Telephone operation
>> Telephone.
X
Press NumberNumber.
An input menu appears.
X
Type in the phonenumber. Press and hold
00 to enter"+".
The phonenumberisshown at the top left.
X
To deleteanumber: press 1.
X
To delete aphone number: press and hold
1 until the whole phone number has
been deleted.
X
To store aphone number in the radio:
press the memory card symbol.
X
Enter aname and then press OKOK.
The contact is stored in "Radio phone
book" (Contacts II) (Y page 69).
X
To make acall: press ;.
The Calling....<Name>Calling....<Name> message
appears.
Functions available during acall
Transferring ahands-free call to the
mobile phone
The displayshows either the phone number
or the name.
The following information is shown in the
display during acall:
R
type of connection (hands-free, mobile
phone)
R
name or phone number of the caller
R
call duration
X
Press the symbolonthe bottom right.
You are now conductingthe call using the
mobile phone. CallCall active:active: HandsetHandset is
shown in the display.
X
To return to the call using the hands-
free system: press the symbol again.
Adjusting the call volume
Option 1
X
Turn cVd the control knob.
Option 2
X
Call up the volume settingsmenu and set
the volume for telephone calls
(Y page 22).
Ending acall
X
Press 1.
The call is ended and the previous
display appears.
Telephone operation
67
>> Telephone.
Z
Using the phone book
Introduction
Audio systemnavigation/multimedia
shows the mobile phone's phone book
(Contacts I) and the audio system
navigation/multimedia phone book
(Contacts II). The contacts in the phone
book in the mobile phone are automatically
downloaded when the mobile phone is
connected (Y page 63). They are updated
after every call and after the mobile phone
is connected again. You can also download
the contacts from the mobile phone
yourself (Y page 72).
Mobile phone contacts can be stored
permanently in the audio system
navigation/multimedia phone book. These
are then available independently of the
mobile phone connected.
Phone book in the mobile phone
(Contacts I)
Opening the phone book
Option 1: the phone book in the mobile
phone is shown as soon as downloading is
complete.
X
Option 2: press Contacts IContacts I in the
telephone menu.
Searchingfor acontact
X
Press the keyboard symbol (see the
illustration below option 1).
An input menu appears.
X
Enter up to three letters of the entry to
be searched for. Instructions for
entering characters can be found in the
"Entering characters in the phone book"
section (Y page 15).
X
Press OKOK in the phone book in the mobile
phone.
The phone book is opened at the
corresponding place.
Showing the contact's phone number(s)
and making acall
X
Press acontact in the mobile phone's
phonebook.
The available phonenumbers are
displayed.
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Using the phone book
>> Telephone.
X
Press aphonenumberand then
press ;.
The Calling...<Name>Calling...<Name> message
appears.
Storing acontact in the audio system
navigation/multimedia phone book
(Contacts II)
X
Press the memory card symbol when the
available phonenumbers are displayed.
An input menu appears.
X
Change the contactnames if desired.
Instructions for entering characters can
be found in the "Entering characters in
the phone book" section(Ypage 15).
X
Press OKOK.
The SavedSaved message appears.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
phone book (Contacts II)
Opening the phone book
X
Press Contacts IIContacts II in the phone book.
The radio phone bookappears.
Callingand editing acontact
X
Press acontact in the phonebook.
The contact is shown.
:
To call the contact
;
To edit the contact
=
To deletethe contact
Using the phone book
69
>> Telephone.
Z
X
To call the contact: press :.
The Calling....<Name>Calling....<Name> message
appears.
X
To edit the contact: press ;.
The input menu for the name appears.
X
Change the contact name. Instructions
for entering characters can be found in
the "Enteringcharacters in the phone
book" section(Ypage 15).
X
Press OK
OK.
The input menu for the phone number
appears.
X
Change the phone number.
X
Press OKOK.
The SavedSaved message appears.
X
To delete acontact: press =.
The PleasePlease confirmconfirm toto deletedelete message
appears.
X
Press OKOK.
The DeletedDeleted message appears.
Deleting all contacts
X
Press 1 in the phone book.
X
Press OKOK.
The DeletedDeleted messageappears.
Using calllists
Introduction
Audio systemnavigation/multimedia
shows separate lists of all phone calls
made, received or missed when in
telephone mode.
Opening call lists
X
Press JournalJournal in the telephone menu.
The call lists are displayed.
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Using call lists
>> Telephone.
X
Select acall list, e.g. Missed callsMissed calls.
The calls are displayed.
Calling acontact
Option 1
X
Press ; briefly to select the
highlightedentry.
The Calling...<Name>Calling...<Name> message
appears.
Option 2
X
Select an entry.
The contact details(name, phone number,
date, time) are shown.
Example: contact details
X
Press ;.
The Calling...<Name>Calling...<Name> message
appears.
Saving acontact in the phone book of
audio system navigation/multimedia
X
Select an entry in the call list and then
press the memory card symbol.
or
X
Press the memory card symbol in the
contactdetails display.
X
Change the name if desired. Instructions
for entering characters can be foundin
the "Entering characters in the phone
book" section(Ypage 15).
X
Press OKOK.
The SavedSaved message appears.
Using call lists
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>> Telephone.
Z
Telephone settings
Calling up the "Bluetooth
®
settings"
menu
X
Press Cell phone
Cell phone in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The telephone menu appears.
Telephone menu
X
Press OptionsOptions in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth
®
settings" menu appears.
"Bluetooth
®
settings" menu
The New
New devicedevice and DeviceDevice listlist functions
are described in the "Telephony via the
Bluetooth
®
interface" section under
"Connecting amobile phone" (Y page 63).
Editing the PIN for connectionwith
Bluetooth
®
devices
The PIN is requiredtoconnect audio system
navigation/multimedia with Bluetooth
®
mobile phones and Bluetooth
®
audio
equipment. The default PIN is 12341234.
You can change the PIN. The PIN is afour-
digit number sequence.
X
Press PIN edit
PIN edit in the "Bluetooth
®
settings"menu.
An input menu appears.
X
Selectthe numbers one by one by
pressing briefly.
The numbers are enteredatthe top left.
X
To delete: briefly press1 to delete the
last number.
Press and hold 1 to delete the entry.
X
Press OKOK to confirmthe entry.
The input menu is closed and the
"Bluetooth
®
settings" menu appears.
Downloading the mobile phone's phone
book
The mobile phone is connected to audio
system navigation/multimedia (Y page 63).
i
The phone book is automatically
downloadedtoaudio system navigation/
multimedia after connection.
X
Press Phone book downloadPhone book download in the
"Bluetooth
®
settings" menu.
The Downloadingphonebook...
Downloadingphonebook...
message appears.When the download is
complete, the Phone book downloadedPhone book downloaded
message and the numberofentries
downloadedare shown.
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Telephonesettings
>> Telephone.
EditingBluetooth
®
device names
The Bluetooth
®
device name enables
Bluetooth
®
connection to Bluetooth
®
mobile phones and Bluetooth
®
audio
devices. The Bluetooth
®
device name for
audio system navigation/multimedia is
smart Radio
smart Radio.You can change this device
name.
X
Press Bluetooth nameBluetooth name in the
"Bluetooth
®
settings" menu.
An input menu appears.
X
Enter aname. Instructions for entering
characters can be found in the "Entering
characters in the phone book" section
(Y page 15).
The name is shown at the top left.
X
To delete: briefly press1 to delete the
last letter.
Pressand hold 1 to delete the entry.
X
Press OKOK to confirm the entry.
The input menu is closed and the
"Bluetooth
®
settings" menu appears.
Telephone settings
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>> Telephone.
Z
74
>> Audio.
Radio mode ...................................... 76
Music mode ...................................... 81
Audio settings..................................93
Radio mode
Introduction
i
Portable electronic devices in the
vehicle may seriously impairradio
reception.
Switchingradio mode on/off
Switching to radio mode
X
Press RadioRadio in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The radio display appears. You will hear
the station currently selected.
Example: radiodisplay
:
Status bar showing the current
waveband, clock and additional
displays
;
To switch radio mode off
=
Display/selection window with station
name and station frequency (line 1),
radio text display(line 2), waveband
(line 3) and assignment of the first four
presets (line 4)
?
To call up the settings menu
A
Station search, forwards/backwards
B
To call up astation preset
Switching radio mode off
X
Press ; in the radio display.
The mainfunction active last is shown.
Switching wavebands
X
Press symbol ? in the radio display.
The settings menu appears.
X
Press BandBand in the menu. The entry on the
right beside BandBand shows the current
setting.
Alist of availablewavebands is shown.
You can choose from wavebandsFM, FMT, FM
Dynamic, AM, or AMT.
FMT, AMT: Each waveband contains 12
stations that were automatically stored by
the Travelstore function, sorted by signal
strength (Y page 79). The strongest
station is stored as Preset 1. When you next
use this function, the current preset
stations are overwritten.
FM dynamic: while the vehicle is in motion,
the tuner scans regularly and stores the 32
stations with the best reception quality. It
is not possible to store astation manually.
Dynamic updating can cause astored
station to change preset position in the
list.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press the desired waveband.
Waveband Frequency
FM, FMT, FM
Dynamic
87.7 -107.9 MHz
AM, AMT 530 –1710 kHz
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Radio mode
>> Audio.
Selecting astation
Selecting astation using the station
search function
X
Press û or ü in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The needle jumps left or right in the
waveband and stops at the next station
with adequate reception.
Selecting astation using the waveband
scan
X
Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The station preset memory appears
(Y page 77).
X
Press the magnifyingglass symbol in the
station preset memory.
The "Stationsearch"menu appears.
"Station search" menu
X
Press Bandscanning...Band scanning....
The BandBand scanning...scanning... message appears.
All available stations are played
briefly.
When the smartradio finds astation, the
display shows Playing98.3 MHzPlaying98.3 MHz,for
example.
X
To selectthe station being played: press
1.
The band scan is stopped.
Selecting stations via the station
presets
Option1
The station assignment of preset positions
1to4appears in the radio display under
the waveband.
X
Press one of preset positions 1to4.
The selected station is played.
Option 2
X
Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The station preset memory appears.
An arrow and anote indicate under which
preset the currently selected stationis
stored.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press the desired station.
The selected stationisplayed.
X
Press the symbol at the bottom left to call
up the radio display.
Selecting stations by entering the
frequency manually
You can use this function for FM wavebands.
X
Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The station preset memory appears.
X
Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
X
Press Enter frequency
Enter frequency.
An input menu appears.
Radio mode
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>> Audio.
X
Enter the desired frequency by pressing
the numbers.
The frequency is shown at the top right,
the dot is entered automatically.
X
Press OKOK and confirm the frequency
entered.
If the smartradio finds the respective
station, the display shows PlayingPlaying
98.3 MHz98.3 MHz,for example. The radio
display then appears.
i
You can only enter currently permitted
numbers.
If you enter afrequency that is outside
of the frequency range, audio system
navigation/multimedia sets the next
lower frequency.
Selecting astation by entering the
station name
You can use this function for FM wavebands.
X
Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The station preset memory appears.
X
Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
X
Press Enter station nameEnter station name.
An input menu appears.
:
Entry line
;
To delete an entry
=
To enter numbersand special
characters
?
To enter umlauts
X
Enter astation name. Instructions for
entering characters can be found in the
"At aglance" chapter(Ypage 15).
X
To confirm the entry: press OKOK.
The Searching...Searching... display appears. You
then see alist of stations that can be
received.
X
Press 9 or : to scrollinthe list.
X
Pressthe desired station.
X
Press & to exit the list.
The selected station is played.
If no station is found for an entry, GG notnot
foundfound is shown, for example.
Storingstations
Storing stations manually
There are 32 preset positions available
each for the FM and FMT wavebands. You
cannot store stations manually in the FM
dynamicwaveband. In the AM and AMT
wavebands, up to 12 stations can be stored.
X
Quick save: in the radio display, press
and hold one of preset positions 1to4
until you hear aconfirmation tone.
The currently set station is stored to the
preset position selected.
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Radio mode
>> Audio.
X
In the preset memory: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press and hold apreset position until
you hear aconfirmation tone.
The currently set station is stored to the
preset position selected.
Storing stations automatically (travel
store)
This function automatically assigns
stations that can be received to the preset
memory for the FMT and AMT wavebands. The
entire waveband is searched, starting at
the lowest frequency. The 12 stations with
the best reception quality are stored to the
preset positions according to their
reception quality. The station with the
best reception is stored at preset position
1.
X
Press B in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The station preset memory appears.
X
Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
X
Press Travel storeTravel store in the "Station
search" menu.
X
The Travel storeTravel store message appears.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
searches for stations that can be
received. The available stations are
automatically stored in the preset
positions.
X
To cancel the function: press 1.
Radio Data System (RDS)
General notes
The Radio Data System (RDS) provides
inaudible additional information in the
FM wavebands (FM, FMT, FM dynamic). The
system consists of alistening receiver and
amonitoring receiver.
The monitoring receiver constantly scans
the FM waveband and collects data from all
the stations with adequate reception, e.g.
reception quality and RDS data such as
program name and alternative frequencies.
Audio system navigation/multimedia saves
the data and keeps the preset list up to
date. The listening receiver is therefore
able to switch instantaneously to an
alternative frequency with abetter signal.
i
RDS only functions for stations which
transmit RDS data.
Switching RDS on/off
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press RDSRDS in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X
Press & and returntothe radio
display.
Switchingregional mode on/off
Some RDS programs broadcast regional
programs with local content. Switchingon
regional mode prevents the station from
switchingtoanalternativefrequency.
Radio mode
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>> Audio.
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settingsmenu appears.
X
Press RegionalRegional in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X
Press & and return to the radio
display.
Program type category (PTY)
PTY is aserviceoffered by severalstations
in RDS. You can use it to selectstations
with acertain programtype.
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settingsmenu appears.
After PTY
PTY,the displayeithershows the
currentprogramtype selected or NONO
PTYPTY.
X
Press PTYPTY in the menu.
The list of available programtypes
appears.
X
To switchoff PTY: press NO PTYNO PTY.
The O symbol indicates that the
function is switched off. The setting is
accepted and the list closes.
X
To select aprogram type: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
Press the desired program type.
X
Press & and close the list.
Available program types:
R
News
R
Information
R
Sports
R
Talk
R
Rock
R
Classic Rock
R
Adult Hits
R
Soft Rock
R
Top 40
R
Country
R
Oldies
R
Soft
R
Nostalgia
R
Jazz
R
Classical
R
Rhythm and Blues
R
Soft Rhythm and Blues
R
Foreign Language
R
Religious Music
R
Religious Talk
R
Personality
R
Public
R
College
R
Weather
Radio text
Notes
This function is available in FM radio
mode.
Radio text is additional information that
is shown in the radio display, e.g.
information about the current program.
The radio text is switched off in the
standard setting.
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Radio mode
>> Audio.
Switching radio text on/off
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press Radio textRadio text in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X
Press & and return to the radio
display.
If the station supports radio text and
information is available, this is shown
when the function is switched on. Longer
text information is shown as scrolling
text.
Reception settings
Switching stereo reception on/off
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press Stereo
Stereo in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X
Press & and return to the radio
display.
Noise suppression
This function suppresses interference
noises,e.g. as aresult of poor reception,
by reducing the treble.
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press HicutHicut in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to select avalue
between 0(no reduction) and 7(high
reduction).
X
Press OKOK and confirm the entry.
X
Press & and return to the radio
display.
Settingthe sensitivity
By setting the sensitivity,you affect the
range of available channels when you use
the followingfunctions:
R
Station search (Y page 77)
R
Band scan (Y page 77)
R
Travel store (Y page 79)
At high sensitivity,you only receive
stations with high reception quality. At
low sensitivity,you also receive stations
with low reception quality.
X
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 76).
The settings menu appears.
X
Press SensitivitySensitivity in the menu.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to select avalue
between 1(low) and 6(high).
X
Press OKOK and confirm the entry.
X
Press & and return to the radio
display.
Music mode
Safety note
G
WARNING
Only when the vehicle is stationaryshould
you:
R
insert adata carrier
R
eject adisc
There is arisk of being distracted from the
road and trafficconditions if you insert or
eject adisc while the vehicle is in motion.
General notes
Amaximum of 1500 media files (audio,
video, images) can be played from CD/DVD,
and amaximum of 20,000 from SD/USB.
If adata medium is divided into several
partitions, only the first partition found
is played.
Music mode
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>> Audio.
Z
Inserting and removing aCD/DVD
Notes
If the CD/DVD has aprinted side, this must
face upwards when the CD/DVD is inserted.
If neither side is printed, the side to be
played should face downwards. The system
may not be able to play CDs/DVDs with copy
protection.
i
If amedium contains other files in
addition to music files, the loading time
before the first track starts to play may
be longer.
Inserting aCD/DVD
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and
uncovers the disc slot.
If the eject button, item F(Y page 10), is
lit up in orange, aCD/DVDhas already
been inserted. If this is the case, remove
the CD/DVDfirst.
X
InsertaCD/DVDinto the disc slot.
Audio system navigation/multimedia
draws the CD/DVDin.
The Disc reading...Disc reading... message appears.
If the CD/DVDisapermissible data
medium and was inserted correctly,
playback starts.
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel
again.
The front panel raises and closesthe
disc slot.
i
The front panel moves up automatically
after one minute.
Removing aCD/DVD
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and
uncovers the disc slot.
The eject buttonlights up orange if there
is aCD/DVD in the disc slot.
X
Press the eject button, item
F(Y page 10).
X
Remove the CD/DVD from the disc slot.
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel
again.
The front panel raises and closes the
disc slot.
i
The front panel moves up automatically
after one minute.
Inserting and ejecting an SD/MMC
memory card
General notes
Audio system navigation/multimedia
supports SDHC memory cards, SD memory
cards and MMC memory cards.
R
SDHC (SanDisk High Capacity)
R
SD (SanDisk)
R
MMC (Multimedia Card)
SD memory cards feature the following
logo:
This logo is aregistered trademark of
SanDisk Corporation. The logo is shown on
the left beside the SD/MMC memory card
slot (visible when you fold the display
down).
i
Do not insert SD-WLAN cards or so-
called "partitioned SD cards", as these
either hinder opening and closing the
front panel or do not install in the slot.
i
Not all SD/MMC memory cards are
designed for the temperatures which may
be reached in the vehicle.
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>> Audio.
Due to the wide range of SD/MMC memory
cards available on the market, playback
cannot be guaranteed for all brandsof
SD/MMC memory card.
Amaximum of 20,000 media files (audio,
video,images) can be played. If the SD/
MMC memory card is divided into several
partitions, only the first partition
foundisplayed.
The size of apartition shouldbesmaller
than 32 GB.
Inserting an SD/MMC memory card
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and
uncovers the slot for the SD/MMC memory
card (on the right beside the SD logo).
X
InsertanSD/MMC memory card into the
slot. The side with the contacts must face
downwards and point towards the slot.
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel
again.
The front panel moves up and closesthe
SD/MMC memory card slot.
Removing the SD/MMC memory card
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and
uncovers the slot for the SD/MMC memory
card (on the right besidethe SD logo).
X
Press the SD/MMC memory card.
The SD/MMC memory card is ejected.
X
Removethe SD/MMC memory card.
X
Press the 8 button on the front panel
again.
The front panel moves up and closesthe
SD/MMC memory card slot.
iPod
®
/iPhone
®
mode
Supported devices
i
iPod
®
and iPhone
®
are registered
trademarks of Apple Inc., Cupertino,
California, USA.
The followingiPod
®
variants are
supported:
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iPod
®
classic 120 GB
R
iPod
®
classic
R
iPod
®
nano 5G
R
iPod
®
nano 4G
R
iPod
®
nano 3G
R
iPod
®
nano 2G
R
iPod
®
touch 3G
R
iPod
®
touch 2G
R
iPod
®
touch
R
iPod
®
5G
The following iPhone
®
variants are
supported:
R
iPhone
®
3G
R
iPhone
®
3GS
Connecting an iPod
®
/iPhone
®
X
Connect the devicetothe USB port.
i
Connecting an iPod which has been fully
discharged can result in an extended
initialization period.
i
Do not leave the iPod
®
/iPhone
®
in your
vehicle. Extremetemperaturescan
effect functionality (e.g. direct
sunlight or extremely low external
temperatures; see the operating
instructions of the respective device).
smartdoes not take responsibility for
any damage to external devices.
Music mode
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>> Audio.
Z
Operation via aUSB/AUX port
USB/AUX port
The ports are in the glove box on the left-
hand side.
:
USB port
;
AUX port
You can connect an externalaudio source
(AUX) to audio system navigation/
multimedia.
The USB port supports the following USB
devices:
R
USB sticks (flashmemory)
R
USB hard discs requiring apermanent
current of up to 500 mA (it may be
necessary to connect aseparate power
supply)
i
Audio system navigation/multimedia
supports USB storage devices in the "USB
Device Subclass 6". Information
concerning USB Device Subclass 6is
available from the equipment
manufacturer.
Amaximum of 20,000 media files (audio,
video, images) can be played. If the USB
storage mediumisdivided into several
partitions, only the firstpartition
found is played.
Size specifications for apartition:
R
USB sticks <64GB
R
USB hard discs <1000 GB
Partitions of over 256 GB resultinan
extendedinitialization period. It
could therefore take along time before
playback starts.
Media files must be smaller than
256 GB.
For more details and acomprehensive list
of supported devices, please contact a
smart center.
Connecting an audio device to AUX
X
Connect the audio device to AUX port ;
using a3.5 mm stereojack plug.
X
Pleasesee the respective operating
instructions for how to operatethe
external audio source.
Connecting aUSB device
i
Do not leave external devices in the
vehicle, as their correct function cannot
be guaranteed if theyare subjected to
extreme temperatures, e.g.from
exposure to directsunlight or very low
outside temperatures (see the operating
instructions of the respective device).
smart does not take responsibility for
any damage to external devices.
X
Connect the USB devicetoUSB port :.
Bluetooth
®
audio mode
Conditions
Bluetooth
®
audio device
Bluetooth
®
audio mode requires a
Bluetooth
®
-capableaudio device.
Not all Bluetooth
®
audio devicesavailable
on the market are equally suitable. You can
obtain more detailed information about
suitable Bluetooth
®
audio devicesand
about connecting Bluetooth
®
audio devices
to audio system navigation/multimedia
from your smart Center.
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Music mode
>> Audio.
Before using Bluetooth
®
audio mode, you
should check your Bluetooth
®
audio device
for the following(see the Bluetooth
®
audio
device's operating instructions):
X
Bluetooth
®
audio profile
The Bluetooth
®
audio device must
support the A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth
®
audio profiles.
i
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile): Bluetooth
®
audio profile for
audio data transmission
AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control
Profile): Bluetooth
®
audio profile for
audio data control
X
Bluetooth
®
visibility
On certain Bluetooth
®
audio devices, as
well as activating the Bluetooth
®
function,the device itself must also be
made "visible"toother devices(see the
Bluetooth
®
audio device's operating
instructions).
X
Bluetooth
®
device name
Every Bluetooth
®
device has its own
Bluetooth
®
device name. This device
name is freely definable, but can be
identical for all devicesfrom the same
manufacturer. You should therefore
changethe name of the device so that you
can correctlyidentifyyour Bluetooth
®
audio device (see the Bluetooth
®
audio
device's operating instructions).
X
Activate Bluetooth
®
and Bluetooth
®
visibility on the Bluetooth
®
audio
device.
General information
You will need to register your Bluetooth
®
audio devicebefore using it with audio
system navigation/multimediafor the
first time.
This process includes:
R
the searchby theBluetooth
®
audio device
as well as
R
subsequent connection.
You can connect up to five Bluetooth
®
devices.
i
If you register amobile phone that
supports Bluetooth
®
audio and transmits
the A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth
®
audio
profiles, these profiles are connected
automatically. The mobile phone is then
entered in both the Bluetooth
®
telephones list (Y page 63) and in the
Bluetooth
®
audio device list.
i
The functions supported depend on the
Bluetooth
®
audio device or the mobile
phone.
Connecting Bluetooth
®
audio devices
X
Proceed as described under
"Registering and connecting amobile
phone" in the Telephonesection
(Y page 63). Press Audio streamingAudio streaming
insteadofCell phoneCell phone in the new device
menu.
Activating musicmode
Option 1: inserting or connecting adata
medium
X
Insert aCD/DVD (Y page 82) or an SD/MMC
memory card (Y page 83).
or
X
Connect aUSB device (Y page 84), an
iPod
®
/iPhone
®
(Y page 83) or an audio
device (Y page 84).
or
X
Connect aBluetooth
®
audio device to
audio system navigation/multimedia
(Y page 85).
X
To start playback: playback starts
automatically forCDs/DVDs. For all other
Music mode
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>> Audio.
Z
data media, press ; in the basic
display.
Option2:selecting adata medium in the
musicmain menu
ACD/DVD or an SD/MMC memory card is
inserted or adata medium is connected to
audio system navigation/multimedia.
X
Press Music
Music in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The music main menu appears.
Music main menu
X
Press adata medium symbol.
The data medium is read. Playback then
starts.
Example: CD/DVDmode
:
Status bar showing the current mode and
the current playback options
;
Display with track, artist, album name
and genre (if supplied), with the
playback bar underneath
=
Menu bar
Example: SD memorycard mode
i
For USB mode and SD/MMCmemorycard
mode, the cover is shown on the display
if the corresponding data is contained
in the ID3 tag.
Switchingoff music mode
X
Press 1 in the corresponding basic
display.
The main functionlast active is shown.
Pause function
X
Press Ë in the corresponding basic
display.
Playback is interrupted. Ì is shown
instead of Ë.
X
To continue playback: press Ì.
Playback continuesfrom the point where
it was interrupted.
Selecting atrack
By skipping
X
Press û or ü in the corresponding
basic display.
The skip forward function skips to the
next track.
Skippingbackwards restarts the current
track (if it has been playingfor more
than eightseconds) or starts the
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>> Audio.
previous track (if the current track has
only been playing for ashorter time).
If you have activated the MixMix playback
option, the tracks are played in arandom
order. Depending on the data medium, all
the tracks on the medium, the tracks with
certain playback criteria or the tracks
in afolder are played.
By track list
X
Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
corresponding basic display.
The track list appears.
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the track
list.
X
Select atitle.
The track is played.
X
To return to the basic display: press the
symbol at the bottom left.
Fastforwarding/rewinding
There are two options for this function. The
second option can be used when playing a
CD/DVD,anSD/MMCmemory card or aUSB
device.
Option 1
X
Pressand hold û or ü until the
desired position has been reached.
i
On an iPod
®
,fast rewind only functions
withinthe current track.
Option 2
X
Presssomewhere on playback bar : in
the following picture.
i
This function is not available for
iPod
®
.
:
Playback bar
Selecting afolder
This functionisavailableinMP3 mode.
X
Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
corresponding basic display.
The track list appears.
X
To call up the next higher folder level:
press the foldersymbol on the bottom
right.
X
To open afolder: press afoldersymbol.
The foldercontentisshown.
Playback criteria
General information
You can select playback criteria for
iPods
®
,USB devices and SD/MMC memory
cards. Playback criteriainclude, for
example, playlists, artists or genres. After
selecting acriterion and asub-entry, you
will then hear the corresponding tracks.
You can display the folder structure with
selection criterion Media dataMedia data.
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>> Audio.
Z
i
Selectioncriterion Media dataMedia data is not
availablefor iPod
®
.
Selecting playback criteria
X
Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
corresponding basic display.
The track list appears.
X
Press magnifyingglass symbol ;.
X
Press one of the playback criteria.
If you press ArtistsArtists,for example,alist
of available artists appears.
X
Selectanartist.
Alist of available tracks is shown.
X
Press atrack to start playback.
Displaying metadata
X
Press Media dataMedia data in the criteria
display.
Afolder structure or atrack list
appears.
:
Alphabetical tracksearch
;
To search by playback criteria
=
To select the next highest folder level
X
Press folder symbol =.
The folder structure appears.
Folder structure (highest level)
X
When the highest folder level is shown,
press the folder symbol at the bottom
right again.
The CriteriaCriteria message appears again.
Track search
This function is available within the
displayed list for USB mode and SD/MMC
memory card mode.
X
Press symbol : in the track list or after
selecting aplayback criteria (e.g.
Artists
Artists).
An input menu appears.
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Music mode
>> Audio.
X
Enter characters.Instructions for
entering characters can be found in the
"At aglance" section (Y page 15).
The search entry is entered in the upper
line.
X
Press OKOK and confirm the entry.
Alist shows the entries found.
X
Press 9 or : to scrollinthe track
list.
X
Select atitle.
The trackisplayed.
Musicmode
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>> Audio.
Z
Playback options
Available playback options
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This function is not available for Bluetooth
®
audio devices.
Playback
options
Data medium Playback
MixMix
R
AudioCD, audio DVD
R
MP3/WMA-CD, MP3/WMA-DVD
R
iPod
®
/iPhone
®
R
USB device
R
SD/MMC memory card
You hear the tracks in random order.
Depending on the data medium, the
tracks in the folder, the tracks that
match the current criteria or all the
tracks on the entire medium are
played.
RepeatRepeat
R
Audio CD, audio DVD
R
MP3/WMA-CD, MP3/WMA-DVD
R
iPod
®
/iPhone
®
R
USB device
R
SD/MMC memory card
The track that is currently being
played is repeated for as long as the
function is activated.
Depending on the data medium, the
current track, all the tracks that
match the current criteria or all the
tracks in the folder are repeated.
PreselectioPreselectio
nplaybacknplayback
R
USB device
R
SD/MMC memory card
When this function is activated, the
next track to be played can be
preselected in the track list.
Selecting playback options
X
Press the d symbolinthe
corresponding basic display.
The settingsmenu appears.
Example: playback options for SD memory cards
X
Press aplayback option.
If you have selected Mix
Mix,you switch
between the Off
Off, FolderFolder and MediumMedium
settings.
If you have selected RepeatRepeat,you switch
between the OffOff, TrackTrack and FolderFolder
settings.
If you have selected Preselection
Preselection
playbackplayback,you either switch the function
on O or off ª,depending on the
previous status.
X
Preselection playback: when the function
is activated, press 9 or : in a
track list and set the selection marker to
the next track to be played.
The preselected track is played after the
current track has been played.
i
If you switch to the track list, the
settings for Mix
Mix and RepeatRepeat are reset to
OffOff.
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>> Audio.
Notes on music mode
Data medium and supported audio
formats
CD/DVD with music
files
mp2, mp3, wma
USB devices(sticks,
hard drives)
SD/MMCmemory card
aac, m3u, mp3,
ogg, pls, wav,
wma, wpl
Bluetooth
®
audio
device with
Bluetooth® audio
profile A2DP
mp3,wma
Explanation of the mostimportant audio
formats:
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aac -lossycompressed data format for
digitalaudio data
R
mp2 -lossycompressed data format for
digitalaudio data, standard for digital
radio
R
mp3 -lossycompressed format (MPEG1
Audio Layer 3), standard for transfer and
playback of musicondigitalaudio
players
R
m3u -file format for saving multimedia
playlists
R
ogg -free-of-charge, lossless
compressed format for digitalaudio
R
pls -file format for saving multimedia
playlists,contains additional track
informationnot contained in the "m3u"
format
R
wma -audio file compression technology
developedbyMicrosoft
®
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The MPEG1 Audio Layer 3(MP3) audio
encoding methodisunder license from
Fraunhofer IIS (Institut Integrierte
Schaltungen –Institute for Integrated
Circuits) and Thomson.
Permissible filesystems
R
ISO9660/Joliet standard for CDs
R
UDF for audio DVDs
R
FAT16 for SD memory cards, FAT32 for
SDHC memory cards
R
FAT32 for USB storagemedia (USB sticks,
USB hard discs)
Music mode
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>> Audio.
Z
Permissible bit and samplingrates
Audioformat Bit rate Sampling rate
MP3 32 kbit/s to 320 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
MPEG-1, Audio Layer 2
(single-channel audio)
32 kbit/s to 192 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
MPEG-1, Audio Layer 2
(dual-channel audio)
64 kbit/s, 96 kbit/s to 384 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
MPEG-2, Audio Layer 2
(single-channel audio)
8kbit/s to 192 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
MPEG-2, Audio Layer 2
(multi-channel content)
32 kbit/s, 48 kbit/sto192 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
WMA 64 kbit/s to 192 kbit/s 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
Audio system navigation/multimedia does not support WMA files with the following
characteristics:
R
DRM (Digital Rights Management) encrypted files
R
variable bit rate
R
WMA Pro
R
5.1 (downmixed to stereo)
i
The downmixing process converts multichannelsound into stereo sound.
i
Only use tracks with abit rate of at least 128 kbit/s and asampling rate of at least
44.1 kHz. Lower rates can cause anoticeable deterioration in quality.
Notes for SD/MMC memory cards and USB
devices
Observe the followingnotes for fast access
to your music data or playback within a
category:
R
Limit the number of tracks to amaximum
of 255 per folder. This recommendation
also applies to the top directory (root).
R
The maximum directory depth must not be
more than ten levels.
R
Avoid very large music files.
Notes on copyright
MP3 or WMA tracks that you create or play
back are generally subject to copyright
protection in accordance with the
applicable international and national
regulations.
In many countries, reproductions, even for
private use, are not permitted without the
prior consent of the copyright holder.
Make sure that you know about the
applicable copyright regulations and that
you comply with these.
If you own these rights yourself, e.g. for
your own compositions and recordings, or
if the copyright holder has granted you
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Music mode
>> Audio.
permission, these restrictions do not
apply.
Notes on CDs/DVDs
Discs with copy protection are not
compatible with the audio CD standard and
therefore may not be able to be played by
audio system navigation/multimedia.
Playback problems may occur when playing
copied discs. There is awide range of data
carriers, disc-writing software and
writers available. This variety means that
there is no guarantee that the system will
be able to play discs that you have copied
yourself.
There may be playback problems if you play
CDs that you have copiedyourself with a
storage capacity of more than 700 MB.CDs
of this type do not conform to the currently
applicable standards.
!
Do not affix stickers or labelstothe
discs. They could peel off and damage the
drive.
The drive is designed to hold discs which
comply with the EN 60908 standard.
Therefore, you can only use discs with a
maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.
If you insert thicker discs, e.g.those
that contain data on both sides (DVD on
one side and audio data on the other),
they cannot be ejected and can damage
the drive.
Do not use discs with adiameterof8cm,
even with an adapter. Only use round
discs with adiameterof12cm.
i
The devicecan play audio CDs with
high-resolution multichannelaudio
format. Super audio CDs are playedback
at CD quality.
Audiosettings
i
If your vehicle is equipped with the
surround sound system*,you should
selectthe settings intended for that
system (Y page 95).
Calling up the audiosettings menu
Option 1
X
Select Extras
Extras from the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press OptionsOptions in the menu.
The general settings menu appears.
X
Select Audio settings
Audio settings.
Option 2
X
Pressthe t buttonfor longer than two
seconds.
You can make the following audio settings:
R
Balance
R
Bass/treble
R
X-bass
R
Sound profile
R
Equalizer
R
Dynamic Noise Covering
i
The settings for balance, bass/treble
and X-bass can be found in the "At a
glance" section (Y page 18).
Audio settings
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>> Audio.
*optional
Z
Selecting asound profile
X
Call up the audio settings menu.
The entry on the right beside Sound
Sound
presetspresets shows the currentsetting.
X
Select Sound presetsSound presets.
Alist appears. The O icon indicates the
currentsetting.
X
Select OffOff or PopPop, ClassicalClassical or VocalVocal.
The setting is acceptedand the list
closes automatically.
Equalizer
With this function, you can switch on/off
equalizer settingsadapted toyour vehicle.
X
Call up the audio settings menu.
The entry on the right beside
Equalizer
Equalizer shows the current setting.
X
Select EqualizerEqualizer.
Switch the function on O or off ª.
Dynamic Noise Covering
The equalizer cannot solve all of the
acoustic problems in the vehicle. When
driving, listening pleasure is
significantly affected by engine, wind and
road noise. DNC (Dynamic Noise Covering)
relieves the driver of the inconvenience of
havingtomake adjustments. The function
ensures outstanding sound quality,with
the volume and sound characteristics
appearing to remain constant duringthe
journey. The volume is adjusted depending
on the currentbackground noise,and the
dynamics are controlledsothat even the
quietest sections can be heard clearly.
Before using DNC, the levels in the vehicle
shouldbegauged (calibrated)using the
microphone integrated in audio system
navigation/multimedia. You can then
selectsix different volume increase levels
for DNC, 00 (none) to 55 (maximum).
Carry out the calibration process in quiet
surroundings while the vehicleengine is
switched off, with the windows closed and
ventilation switched off. Switch on an
audio source,e.g. the radio.
X
Call up the audio settings menu
(Y page 93).
X
Press Dynamic noise covering (DNC)Dynamic noise covering (DNC).
X
To calibratethe microphone: press
CalibrationCalibration.
The Silence please !CalibratingSilence please !Calibrating
DNCDNC message then appears.
For afew seconds during the calibration,
you will hear anoise gradually
increasing in volume.
The DNC calibration successfulDNC calibration successful
message appears once the calibration
process is completed.
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Audio settings
>> Audio.
X
To select avolume increase: press
LevelLevel.
Asettings menu appears.
X
Press = or Ì to select alevel from
0
0 (none) to 55 (maximum).
X
Press O and confirm the selection.
The settings menu closes.
Surround sound system*
The surround sound system is an 8channel
digital amplifier with speciallyadapted
loudspeakers.
For the best sound, select your audio system
navigation/multimedia'sbasic settings
that best suit the sound system.
X
Call up the audio settings menu.
Choose the following settings:
Audio settings Setting
X-bass level 0
Sound profile Unlit
Equalizer Unlit
Dyn. Noise covering
(DNC)
Calibrated
Level Dyn. Noise
covering
5
Audio settings
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>> Audio.
*optional
Z
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>> Video.
Video mode ...................................... 98
Pictureviewer ................................ 104
Video mode
Safety note
G
WARNING
Only when the vehicle is stationary should
you:
R
insert adata carrier
R
eject adisc
There is arisk of being distracted from the
road and trafficconditions if you insert or
eject adisc while the vehicle is in motion.
DVD playback conditions
If video DVDs do not conform to the NTSC or
PAL TV standards, they may create picture,
soundorother problems duringplayback.
The audio system navigation/multimedia
operating system can play back videoDVDs
produced according to the following
standards:
R
regioncode 1orregioncode 0(no region
code)
R
PAL or NTSC standard
You will generallyfind the relevant
detailseitheronthe DVD itself or on the
DVD case.
i
Audio system navigation/multimedia
is set to regioncode 1atthe factory.
i
If you insertavideoDVD with a
different regioncode,you will see a
message to this effect.
Function restrictions
If you would liketouse the video function,
you firstneed to:
X
Switch off the navigation (Y page 31).
X
Shift the transmission to position P (see
vehicle Operator's Manual).
The video image is hidden during the
journey.The For safety pictureFor safety picture
viewingisnot possible whileviewing is not possible while
driving or navigating!driving or navigating! message
appears.
Data mediumfor videomode
The following data media can be used for
playback:
R
VideoDVD, videoCD
R
DVD-R/RW,CD-R/RW with videofiles
R
USB device
R
SD/MMC memory card
Switching video mode on
Option 1: insertingorconnectingadata
medium
X
Insert avideo DVD/video CD (Y page 82).
or
X
Insert an SD/MMC memory card
(Y page 83).
or
X
Connect aUSB device (Y page 84).
The data medium is read.
X
To start playback: playback starts
automatically for video DVDs/video CDs.
For all other data media, press ; in
the basic display (Y page 99).
Option 2: selecting adata medium in the
video main menu
Adata medium is inserted or connected to
audio system navigation/multimedia.
X
Press VideoVideo in the main menu
(Y page 10).
The video main menu appears.
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Video mode
>> Video.
Video main menu
X
Press adata medium symbol.
The data medium is read. The DVD menu
appears if CD/DVDCD/DVD was selected and a
video DVD is inserted.
Example: display with DVD menu
Depending onthe datamedium selected, the
following are shown:
R
the DVD menu (video DVD/video CD)
R
the video image (video DVD/video CD
with video files, USB device, SD/MMC
memory card)
Starting playback
X
The DVD menu is displayed: press OK
OK.
Playback starts.
If the Automatic full screenAutomatic full screen setting
is activated (Y page 103), playback is in
full screen mode.
Explanation of the symbols in the navigation
menu (DVD video)
:
Calls up the DVD menu
;
Previous chapter
=
Pause function
?
Next chapter
A
Makes settings
Alist symbolisshown in : if avideo DVD/
video CD with video files, aUSB device or
an SD/MMCmemorycard is selected. After
confirming, you can select avideo file
from the list (Y page 101).
Depending on the video sourceselected,
the skipping forwards/back and fast
forward/rewind functions may be available
using ; and ?.
X
Press Ì in the navigation menu.
Playback starts.
Switching to full screen mode
X
Press the video image whenthe
navigation menu is displayed.
i
Switching to full screenmode takes
place after ten seconds, if the
"Automatic full screen" function is
activated (Y page 103).
Showing the navigation menu
X
Press the videoimage in full screen
mode.
Videomode
99
>> Video.
Z
Switching off video mode
X
Press 1 in the basic display.
The main functionlast active is shown.
Skip forwards/back
X
Show the navigation menu (Y page 99).
:
Playback bar
X
Press somewhere on the playback bar.
Playback is continued from the selected
position.
Data medium Display under the
playback bar
Video DVD,
video CD
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed playback
time, film track, current
track/total tracks,
current chapter/total
chapters, total playing
time
DVD-R/RW,
CD-R/RW
with video
files
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed playback
time, video file name,
current track/total
tracks, total playing time
All other
data media
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed track
time, video file name,
track length
Pause function
X
Show the navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Press Ë in the navigation menu.
Playback is interrupted. Ì is shown
instead of Ë.
X
To continue playback: press Ì.
Playback continuesfrom the point where
it was interrupted. Ë is shown
insteadofÌ.
Selecting ascene/chapter
This functioncan be used when playinga
video DVD/video CD.
If the film is dividedinto scenesor
chapters, you can select them directly
while the film is running, or skip forwards
step-by-step. Some DVDs/CDs do not permit
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>> Video.
this at certain points (e.g.during the
openingcredits).
It may also be possible to select the scene/
chapterfrom within the menu stored on the
DVD.
X
To skip forwards or backwards: show the
navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Briefly press û or ü in the
navigation menu.
Selecting video files
This functioncannot be selectedduring
video DVD/video CD playback.
Option 1
X
To play the next/previousvideo file:
show the navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Briefly press û or ü in the
navigation menu.
If you have activated the MixMix playback
option, the video files are played in a
random order. Depending on the data
medium, either all the video files on the
medium or all the files in afolder are
played.
Option 2
X
Show the navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Press the list symbol at the bottom right
of the navigation menu.
Alist appears.
Example: list of videofiles
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press avideofile.
X
Press Ì at the bottom left.
The videofile is played.
i
You can move to the next higher folder
using the folder symbol at the bottom
right.
The list is exited automatically when
playback of the next videofile starts.
Fastforwarding/rewinding
X
Show the navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Pressand hold û or ü until the
desired place is reached.
i
Fast forward/rewind takes place within
the actualvideo file for video DVDs/
video CDs.
Settings
Calling up the settings menu
X
Showthe navigation menu (Y page 99).
X
Press d at the bottom right of the
navigation menu.
The settings menu appears.
The selectionoptions dependonthe data
medium selected.
Example: settingsmenu for video DVD
Video mode
101
>> Video.
Z
Overview
Data medium Functions in the settings menu
Video DVD, video CD
R
Selecting an audio track
R
Selecting subtitles
R
Searching (by track, chapter, playback time)
R
Repeating A->B
R
Repeating(track, chapter, off)
R
Playback information
R
Selectingfull screen automatically
R
Setting the camera angle
DVD-R/RW,CD-R/RW with
video files
R
Random (medium)
R
Repeating (video file, medium, off)
R
Selecting fullscreen automatically
USB device, SD/MMCmemory
card
R
Random (medium)
R
Repeating (video file, off)
R
Selecting full screen automatically
Selecting an audio track (video DVD/
video CD)
This function can be selected if the data
medium contains multiple audio tracks.If
the data medium only contains one audio
track, 1/11/1 is shown.
The selection options depend on the
respective data medium.
X
Select the available audio tracks in the
settings menu (Y page 101) by pressing
Audio
Audio repeatedly.
Selecting subtitles (video DVD/video CD)
If the data medium supports subtitles,
these can be selected from alist. The
selection options depend on the data
medium selected.
If the data medium does not support
subtitles, SubtitlesSubtitles notnot available !available ! is
shown.
X
Press Subtitles
Subtitles in the settings menu
(Y page 101).
X
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X
Press asubtitle.
Playback is continued with the selected
subtitles.
X
To exit alist: press &.
Search function (video DVD/video CD)
The searchfunction can be used to continue
playback at acertain position. If the data
medium is divided into several tracks and
chapters, these can be selected directly.
Playback can also be continued from
another position by entering the playback
time.
X
To enter atrack: press Search
Search in the
settings menu (Y page 101).
X
Press TitleTitle in the menu.
X
Enter the track number in the input menu.
X
Press OKOK.
The corresponding track is played.
X
To enter achapter: press SearchSearch in the
settings menu.
X
Press ChapterChapter in the menu.
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Video mode
>> Video.
X
Enter the chapternumber in the input
menu.
X
Press OKOK.
The corresponding chapterisplayed.
X
To enter aplayback time: press SearchSearch
in the settings menu.
X
Press TimeTime in the menu.
X
Enter the playback time in the input
menu, e.g. 01:05for 1hour and 5minutes.
X
Press OKOK.
Playback is continued from the
corresponding position.
Selecting mix
This function can be used for data media
with video files (video DVD/video CD), USB
devicesand SD/MMC memory cards.
Option 1
X
Press MixMix in the settings menu
(Y page 101).
Pressing repeatedly switches between
the settings in the order: MediumMedium,
FolderFolder and OffOff.
Option 2
X
Press MixMix.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Repeat A->B (video DVD/video CD)
Afilm sequence can berepeated. Todo this,
enter the times for the start (A) and end (B)
of the film sequence.
X
Press Repeat A->BRepeat A->Bin the settings
menu (Y page 101).
X
Enter the start of the film sequence (A)
in the input menu, e.g. 00:30 for
30 minutes.
X
Press OK
OK.
X
Enter the end of the film sequence (B) in
the input menu, e.g. 00:38 for 38 minutes.
X
Press OKOK.
The film sequence is repeated.
Selecting repeat
X
Press RepeatRepeat in the settings menu
(Y page 101).
VideoDVD/video CD: you switch between
the On
On and OffOff settings.
With avideoDVD/video CD, the setting
referstoachapter; with avideoDVD it
additionally referstoatrack.
For adata medium with videofiles (video
DVD/video CD), the setting either
appliestoavideofile or to the data
medium.
USB device,SD/MMC memory card:
dependingonthe previous status, the
function is eitherswitched on O or off
ª.
For USB devices and SD/MMC memory
cards, the setting eitherappliestoa
videofile or the data medium.
Showing playback information (video
DVD/video CD)
X
Press Playback informationPlayback information in the
settingsmenu (Y page 101).
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Switchingtofull screen automatically
Fullscreen is selected automatically when
playback starts.
X
Press Automatic full screenAutomatic full screen in the
settings menu (Y page 101).
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Selecting the camera angle (video DVD/
video CD)
This function can be selected if the data
medium contains multiple settings for the
camera angle. If the data medium only
contains one setting, 1/11/1 is shown.
X
Press AngleAngle in the settings menu
(Y page 101).
Video mode
103
>> Video.
Z
Notes on video mode
Data media and video formats
Data medium Video formats
supported
Video DVD, video
CD, super video
CD with video
files
avi, mpg, mpeg, mp2
USB devices
(sticks, hard
drives)
SD/MMC memory
card
3gp, asf, avi, m4v,
mp4, mpeg,mpg, wma,
wmv, H.264
i
Due to differing video codecs (coding/
decoding process), not all "avi" or
"mpeg" video files can be played.
Video
format
Explanation
3gp 3GPP multimedia file (audio/
video container format)
asf Advanced Systems Format file
(audio/videocontainer
format)
avi Audio Video Interleave (audio/
video container format)
m4v
mp4
mpeg,
mpg
iTunes video format
MPEG-4 video container format
MPEG video format
wmv Windows Media Video, video
codec
H.264 Standard for video
compression
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If the video format cannot be read, the
File not supportedFile not supported message appears.
With video files that contain only audio
content, the No video signal
No video signal
availableavailable message appears.
Notes about discs
Playback problems may occurwhen playing
copieddiscs. There are alarge variety of
discs, DVD authoring software,writing
software and writers available. This
variety means that there is no guarantee
that the system will be able to play discs
that you have copiedyourself.
!
Do not affix stickers or labelstothe
discs. They could peel off and damage the
device. Stickers can cause the disc to
bend,which can result in read errors and
disc recognition problems.
!
The device is designed to hold discs
which comply with the EN 60908 standard.
Therefore, you can only use discs with a
maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.
If you insert thicker discs, e.g.those
that contain data on both sides (DVD on
one side and audio data on the other),
they cannot be ejected and can damage
the device.
Only use round discs with adiameterof
12 cm. Do not use discs with adiameterof
8cm, even with an adapter.
Picture viewer
General notes
Pictures from avariety of data storage
media and in various file formatscan be
viewed individually or as aslide show on
audio system navigation/multimedia.
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Picture viewer
>> Video.
Data medium Supported picture
formats
Video DVD, video
CD and super video
CD with video files
jpeg, jpg
USB devices
(sticks, hard
drives)
SD/MMC memory
card
jpeg, jpg,bmp, tif,
gif, png
Pictureformat Explanation
jpeg, jpg JPEG image file
bmp Bitmap image file
tif TaggedImage File
gif Graphical rotate
Format File
png Portable Network
Graphic
Function restrictions
If you would like to call up the picture
viewer, you first need to:
X
Switch off the navigation (Y page 31).
X
Shift the transmission to position P (see
vehicle Operator's Manual).
The function is not available while the
vehicle is in motion. The For safety
For safety
pictureviewingisnot possiblepictureviewingisnot possible
while drivingornavigating. Photowhile drivingornavigating. Photo
viewer will be automaticallyviewer will be automatically
closed !closed ! message appears.
Calling up the picture viewer
X
Select ExtrasExtras from the main menu
(Y page 10).
X
Press PhotoPhoto in the menu.
Amenu allowing selection of astorage
medium appears.
X
Press on the desired storagemedium.
If there are picturesinone of the
specified file formats available on the
storage medium, the first picture found
is displayed. The search takes place
alphabetically, starting with the top-
leveldirectory and then searching the
folders that contain picture files.
Picture viewer
:
Picture file name
;
To rotate the picture clockwise
=
To display the next picture
?
To start aslide show
A
To display the previous picture
B
To display the content of the folder
Picture viewer
105
>> Video.
Z
X
Full-screen display: press the picture.
X
To show the menu: press the picture
again.
Picturelists
X
Press B in the picture viewer
(Y page 105).
The list of picturesappears.
:
To searchfor apicture file
;
To scroll in the list
=
To select the next highest folder level
X
To select apicture file: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
X
Select the desired picture file.
X
To search for apicture file: press :.
An input menu appears.
X
Enter up to three characters from the
beginning of the file name. Instructions
for entering characters can be found in
the "At aglance" chapter (Y page 15).
X
Press OKOK.
The search starts.
X
To select the next highest folder: press
folder symbol =.
Displaying pictures
You can view the pictures individually or
as aslide show.
X
To displaythe next or previous picture:
press û or ü in the picture viewer
(Y page 105).
X
To start aslide show: press Ì in the
picture viewer.
X
To close the slide show: press the
display.
Rotating pictures
X
Display the picture.
X
Press the symbol at the bottom right of
the picture viewer (Y page105).
The picture is rotated clockwise. This
setting is not saved.
106
Pictureviewer
>> Video.
107
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