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Switching on and changing telephony

operating modes

Overview

COMAND Online starts the telephony mode

depending on whether:

Ra telephone module with Bluetooth® (SAP

profile) is inserted into the fittings or not

Ra mobile phone bracket is inserted or not

Depending on which mobile phone bracket is

inserted, COMAND Online starts telephony

via the Bluetooth® interface.

If neither a telephone module with Blue-

tooth® (SAP profile) nor a mobile phone

bracket is inserted, COMAND Online imme-

diately starts the telephony over the Blue-

tooth® interface.

Activating with inserted telephone

module with Bluetooth® (SAP profile)

If a telephone module with Bluetooth® (SAP

profile) is inserted, COMAND Online starts

the SAP telephony.

iIf no telephone module with Bluetooth®

(SAP profile) is inserted, COMAND Online

checks whether a mobile phone bracket is

inserted and, if so, which type.

iBefore using your telephone module with

Bluetooth® (SAP profile) for the first time,

you need to set it up so that it will be rec-

ognised by COMAND Online; see the sep-

arate operating instructions of the data-

enabled telephone module with Blue-

tooth® (SAP profile).

If no mobile phone is connected to the data-

enabled telephone module with Bluetooth®

(SAP profile), the Ready for Bluetooth

telephony... message appears. Approx-

imately two minutes after switching on

COMAND Online, a prompt will appear asking

whether you wish to switch to Bluetooth® tel-

ephony.

If you confirm by selecting Yes, the Ready

for Bluetooth telephony... message

will appear. COMAND Online will search for

the two mobile phones last connected via the

Bluetooth® interface. If one of the two mobile

phones is found, the telephone basic menu

for Bluetooth® telephony appears

(Y page 432). If neither of the mobile phones

is found, the Ready for Bluetooth tel‐

ephony... message remains in the display.

You can now connect your mobile phone

(Y page 426).

If you choose No, the Ready for SAP tel‐

ephony... message reappears.

Activating without a telephone module

with Bluetooth® (SAP profile)

Bluetooth® telephony is started

COMAND Online starts telephony via the

Bluetooth® interface and searches for the last

two mobile phones to have been connected

via the Bluetooth® interface. If one of the two

mobile phones is found, the telephone basic

menu for Bluetooth® telephony appears

(Y page 432). If neither of the mobile phones

is found, the Ready for Bluetooth tel‐

ephony... message remains in the display.

You now have to connect your mobile phone

(Y page 426).

iIf you do not connect another mobile

phone via the phone list, the Bluetooth®

connection with the mobile phone remains

active until the next time COMAND Online

is switched off. While the Bluetooth® con-

nection is active, only the Bluetooth® inter-

face functions are available to you.

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Switching between modes of telephony

If your vehicle is equipped with an optional

data-enabled telephone module with Blue-

tooth® (SAP profile), you can switch the tel-

ephony mode.

You can change the mode of telephony in the

Bluetooth® phone list by selecting either a

Bluetooth® telephone or an SAP telephone.

XCall up the phone list (Y page 426).

XTo select the mobile phone with the con-

troller: turn and press the controller.

iSAP telephony: mobile phones which are

connected to an optional data-enabled

telephone module with Bluetooth® (SAP

profile) are shown in the telephone list

under the title Telephones of the SAP

module. By selecting an SAP telephone,

you change to SAP telephony.

Reception and transmission volume

Once the mobile phone has been authorised,

you can optimise the transmission and recep-

tion volume settings. To find out about the

best possible settings for your mobile phone,

contact a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or

visit http://www.mercedes-benz.com/

connect.

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button one or more times.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Connect device: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

The telephone list appears.

XTo select an authorised mobile phone from

the list: turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Reception volume or Trans‐

mission volume: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select a volume setting: turn the con-

troller.

XTo close the setting scale: press or slide

XVY the controller.

iIncorrect settings may have an impact on

the quality of calls.

Telephone operation

Incoming calls

Accepting a call

XTo select Accept: press the controller.

XPress the 6 button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

iYou can also accept the call by voice com-

mand using LINGUATRONIC (see the sep-

arate operating instructions).

Once you have accepted the call, you can use

hands-free mode.

The call volume can be adjusted

(Y page 369).

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Other functions during a call (Y page 436).

If the phone number of the caller is transfer-

red, it appears in the display.

If there is an entry for the caller in the phone

book, you will also see the name.

If the phone number is not transferred,

Unknown appears in the display.

iYou can also accept a call as described

above when another main function is

switched on in COMAND. Once you have

accepted the call, the display switches to

telephone mode. After the call is finished,

you see the display of the previous main

function again.

The display does not switch to the tele-

phone display if you:

Rpress the % button beside it and then

Raccept the call using the 6 button on

the multifunction steering wheel

Rejecting a call

XTo select Reject: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XPress the ~ button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

Making a call

Using the number keypad

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

XEnter the digits using the number keypad.

XTo connect the call: press the 6 but-

ton on COMAND Online or on the multi-

function steering wheel.

iAs soon as one of the numbers is touched,

the corresponding button is highlighted in

the display. This means you can keep your

eyes on the screen at all times.

Using the telephone basic menu

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

XTo select all numbers one after the other:

turn and press the controller each time.

Dialling a number:

XTo select ° from the character list: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

XPress the 6 button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

Redialling

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

XTo select ° from the character list: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

XIf the telephone basic menu is displayed,

press the 6 button on COMAND Online.

The list of dialled numbers appears. The

most recently dialled number is at the top.

XTo select a call: turn the controller.

XTo make a call: press the controller.

For redialling using the multifunction steering

wheel, see the separate vehicle Owner's Man-

ual.

Using the call list or COMAND phone book

XOpen a call list and select an entry

(Y page 443).

XCall up the COMAND phone book and

select an entry (Y page 440).

XTo make a call: press the controller or the

6 button.

Select and place a call using the multifunction

steering wheel, see the separate vehicle Own-

er's Manual.

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COMAND Online

Using speed dial presets to make a call

The speed dial list contains stored entries

from the phone book (Y page 445).

Option 1:

XPress one of the number keys for longer

than two seconds.

The telephone basic menu displays the

selected entry. This initiates dialling.

Option 2:

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Call lists: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo select Speed dial preset list: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

The speed dial list appears.

XTo select the preset: turn the controller and

press.

The telephone basic menu displays the

selected entry. This initiates dialling.

Functions available during a call

Overview

Telephone operation with a single call

:Person you are calling

;Icon for active telephone connection

=To end the call

?To switch the hands-free microphone off/

on (Y page 436)

ATo send DTMF tones (not possible with all

mobile phones) (Y page 436)

BSend call to the rear

Switching the hands-free microphone on/

off

This function is also available during an active

phone call.

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

Switching off:

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Mike off: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If the microphone is switched off, the dis-

play shows the Q icon, and the The

microphone is off message appears for

a short period.

Switching on:

XTo select Mike on: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The Q symbol disappears. You will briefly

see the The microphone is on message.

Sending DTMF tones

This function is not supported by all mobile

phones.

Answering machines or other devices can be

controlled by DTMF tones, e.g. for remote

query functions.

XIf you would like to listen to the messages

on your answering machine, for example,

select the corresponding number.

Transmitting individual characters:

XOnce a connection has been established to

the answer phone, select the desired char-

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acters in the character bar: turning and

pressing the controller each time.

XPress the corresponding key on the

COMAND Online number keypad.

Every character selected will be transmit-

ted immediately.

Transmitting a phone book entry as a DTMF

character string:

XTo select Name: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select the required phonebook entry:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

The entry is sent as a DTMF character

string.

Changing back to the call display:

XTo select Back: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

iDTMF tones can also be transmitted using

LINGUATRONIC; see the separate operat-

ing instructions.

Transferring a call to the rear compart-

ment and back again

You can transfer a call to the telephone con-

nected to the rear unit.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Send call to rear: turn and

press the controller.

The rear-compartment telephone (hand-

set ) rings. In the bottom menu bar, the

Call to front entry is now visible.

Retrieving the call:

XTo select Call to front: turn and press

the controller.

Calls with several participants

Rejecting or accepting a waiting call

The mobile phone network provider must sup-

port and activate the call-waiting function.

Depending on the mobile phone used, the

system behaviour differs when accepting a

call.

If you have a call in progress and receive

another call, a new window appears in the

display. You also hear a tone. You can accept

or reject the call.

Rejecting:

XTo select Reject: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XPress the ~ button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

Accepting:

XTo select Accept: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XPress the 6 button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

The system behaviour after accepting the

incoming call depends on your mobile phone.

RThe mobile phone supports the call waiting

function (via Bluetooth®) when:

the previously active call is held. You can

then switch back and forth between both

calls (call waiting) (Y page 438).

RThe mobile phone does not support the call

waiting function (via Bluetooth®) when:

the previously active call is ended.

This is also the case if you accept the wait-

ing call using LINGUATRONIC (see the sep-

arate operating instructions).

Valid in both cases: if you accept the waiting

call using the mobile phone, the active call is

put on hold. You then have two calls. The call

you have just accepted is active.

The COMAND display changes. If you con-

tinue to operate functions on the mobile

phone, the COMAND Online display may dif-

fer from that of the mobile phone.

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Making a second call

If the following requirements are met, you can

make another call while on the phone with

someone else:

Rthe mobile network must permit this func-

tion.

Rthe mobile phone must allow you to make

a second call via Bluetooth®.

Rthe corresponding setting must be activa-

ted on the mobile phone.

If your mobile phone allows you to make a

second call via Bluetooth®, you can make

another while on the phone with someone

else. This action puts the previous call on

hold. The function is available.

XTo select symbol :: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XPress the 6 button on COMAND Online.

XEnter the phone number:

Rmanually (Y page 435)

Rusing the phone book (Y page 440)

Rusing the call lists (Y page 443)

Rusing speed dial (Y page 436)

Call waiting

You can switch back and forth between calls

with this function. The function is available if

your mobile phone supports the toggling

function (via Bluetooth®).

You can use the function if you are answering

a second call or making a second call. Both

discussions are marked with 1 or 2. The active

call is highlighted.

XTo select the telephone symbol (2): turn the

controller and press to confirm.

XPress the 6 button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

The previous call on hold is activated.

Ending the active call:

XSelect ¢ in the telephone basic menu:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

XPress the ~ button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

The call on hold is active.

Conference calls

You can interconnect calls (active and on

hold) on COMAND Online. This permits sev-

eral parties to hear one another and speak

with one another.

XMake a second call (Y page 438).

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Conference: turn and press the

controller.

The new participant is included in the con-

ference call.

Transferring a call

From the hands-free system to the mobile

phone

If you want to continue a call in private mode,

you will need to perform the necessary steps

on the mobile phone (see the mobile phone

operating instructions).

From the mobile phone to the hands-free

system

If you want to continue a call using COMAND

Online, you have to carry out the necessary

steps on the mobile phone (see the mobile

phone operating instructions).

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Using the phone book

Introduction

The phone book displays the names and

phone numbers of all address book entries

saved in the COMAND address book. If an

address book entry does not have a tele-

phone number, it does not appear in the

phone book.

In addition, MB Contact is listed as the first

entry. This allows you to place a call to the

Mercedes-Benz Service hotline

(Y page 459).

The phone book of the mobile phone is auto-

matically downloaded to COMAND Online

after connection.

In the telephone book, you can:

Rsave phone numbers (Y page 441)

Rsearch for entries (Y page 440)

Rdelete entries (Y page 441)

Rimport contacts (Y page 456)

Rdelete contacts (Y page 458)

Rreceive vCards (Y page 457)

iThe stored phone book and the vCards

remain in COMAND Online even if you use

COMAND Online with another mobile

phone. The entries can be viewed without

a mobile phone. For this reason, you should

delete any phone book entries before hand-

ing over or selling the vehicle.

Calling up the phone book

Opening the phone book

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button one or more times.

XTo select Name from the telephone basic

menu: turn the controller and press to con-

firm.

If the phone book contains entries, they will

be displayed in alphabetical order. The

character bar at the bottom of the display

is active.

The character bar is used for fast selection

of an entry.

Enter the character using the character bar

(Y page 369).

iYou can also call up the telephone book

with the multifunction steering wheel, see

the separate vehicle Owner's Manual.

Closing the phone book

XTo select & from the character bar: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

XPress the % button.

Using the multifunction steering wheel

XUse the = or ; button to select the

Tel menu.

XUse 9, : or 9 to call up the phone

book.

Symbol overview

Sym-

bol

Explanation

ÆAddress book entry that has been

entered or changed via COMAND

Online

Imported contact that has been

saved in the phone or address book

\Address book entry with voice tag

These entries have also been

assigned a voice tag. Voice tags are

available in vehicles with LINGUA-

TRONIC (see the separate operat-

ing instructions).

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Sym-

bol

Explanation

ÃContact imported from a mobile

phone that supports PBAP or

imported from a convenience

phone

¯Entry which has been imported

from the SD memory card or USB

device

®Entry imported via the Bluetooth®

interface

Searching for a phone book entry

Searching with the character bar

You determine the first letter of the entry you

are looking for with the first character you

enter.

XTo select characters: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

The first entry in the list that starts with the

letter selected is highlighted. If there are

similar entries, the next different character

is shown. For example, with entries such as

Christel and Christine, the beginnings

of the names are similar. In this case, you

will be offered a choice between E and I.

XSelect the characters of the entry you are

searching for one by one, pressing and con-

firming with the controller each time.

When the selection is clear,

COMAND Online switches automatically to

the selection list.

XTo complete the search: slide VZ the con-

troller repeatedly or press and hold until the

character bar disappears.

The selection list appears.

Information about character entry

(Y page 369)

Searching with the number keypad

You determine the first letter of the entry you

are looking for with the first character you

enter.

XPress the corresponding number keys in

rapid succession.

More information on entering characters

using the number keypad (direct entry)

(Y page 371).

Directly from the list

You can switch to the list at any time during

character entry.

XSlide VZ the controller repeatedly or press

and hold until the character bar disappears.

XTo select ¬: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect an entry: turn and press the control-

ler.

The G symbol indicates that an entry con-

tains more than one phone number.

XTo select a telephone book entry with the

G symbol: turn the controller and press to

confirm.

The sub-entries appear. The G symbol

changes to I.

XTo select a sub-entry: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

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Returning to the telephone book with char-

acter bar:

XTo select & from the list: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

XPress the % button.

Using the multifunction steering wheel

XDial a number from the telephone book; see

the separate vehicle Owner's Manual.

Displaying the details of an entry

XTo select an entry from the selection list:

turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Details: turn and press the con-

troller.

The detailed display appears.

Closing the detailed display:

XSlide XVY the controller until the entry is

highlighted once again.

XPress the % button.

Deleting an entry from the phone book

If the entry contains only phone numbers, it

is deleted from the phone book and address

book.

If it contains additional data, such as a navi-

gable destination, the entry is deleted in the

phone book. However, the entry is retained in

the address book.

XTo select an entry from the selection list:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Delete: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

A prompt appears asking whether the entry

should be deleted.

XTo select Yes or No: turn or press the con-

troller.

If you select Yes, the entry is deleted in

accordance with the rules described above.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Creating a new entry in the phone book

XSlide ZV the controller repeatedly in the

phone book until the selection list appears.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

selection list: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select New entry: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select a category for the number, e.g.

Home: turn the controller and press to con-

firm.

XTo select a phone category, e.g. Mobile:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

iIf you have marked a number as preferred,

it will be highlighted in the list.

XTo select Preferred: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select Continue: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The input menu with data fields appears.

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:Selected data field with cursor

;Character bar

XEntering characters (Y page 369)

Saving the entry:

XTo select ¬ from the character list: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

The entry is created in the phone book and

in the address book.

Adding to a phone book entry

You can add telephone numbers to an exist-

ing phone book entry.

XTo select an entry from the selection list:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Add number: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select a category for the number, e.g.

Home: turn the controller and press to con-

firm.

XTo select a phone category, e.g. Mobile:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

iIf you have marked a number as preferred,

it will be highlighted in the list.

XTo select Preferred: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select Continue: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

COMAND Online stores the data if there are

fewer than five numbers assigned to the

entry you are searching for in the selected

number category.

If five numbers are stored for the entry in

the selected number category, a prompt

will appear. You can then choose whether

to overwrite one of the existing numbers.

XTo select Yes or No: turn or press the con-

troller.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear

containing the five existing numbers.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

XTo select the number to be overwritten:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

An input menu appears. The data field for

entering the new phone number is high-

lighted.

XEnter characters (Y page 369).

XSave the entry (Y page 370).

Using call lists

Introduction

While the telephone is being used,

COMAND Online stores individual lists for

both incoming and outgoing calls (including

missed calls). Call lists are not available

unless a mobile phone is connected to

COMAND Online.

COMAND Online supports the PBAP Blue-

tooth® profile. The system behaviour differs

as follows:

RBluetooth® telephone with PBAP Blue-

tooth® profile:

The call lists are downloaded automatically

from the mobile phone by

COMAND Online as soon as the mobile

phone is connected to COMAND Online.

RBluetooth® telephone without PBAP Blue-

tooth® profile:

The call lists are created and displayed by

COMAND Online.

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iFor Bluetooth® telephones without the

PBAP Bluetooth® profile, the call lists in

COMAND Online are not synchronised with

those on your mobile phone. These calls

may or may not be listed on your mobile

phone, depending on the model.

iIf no mobile phone is connected, then the

Call lists menu item is greyed out and

cannot be selected. If you connect a mobile

phone other than the previous one to

COMAND Online the previously available

call lists will be deleted automatically. The

call lists are still available on the mobile

phone itself.

iYou will only be able to select the respec-

tive menu items once calls have been

received or dialled from COMAND Online.

Displaying missed calls in the COMAND

display is not supported by all mobile

phones.

Opening the call list and selecting an

entry

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button one or more times.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Call lists: turn and press the

controller.

A menu appears.

Example: list of selected phone numbers

:Date/time (if available), symbols (if

assigned) and telephone number of the

entry highlighted

;To call up options

=To close the list

XTo select Entered or Selected: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

The corresponding list appears.

iYou can also call up the list of dialled calls

by pressing the 6 button when the tele-

phone basic menu is shown. In this case,

the list will only show phone numbers.

XTo select an entry: turn the controller.

XTo dial a phone number: press the control-

ler.

XTo select & to the left of the list: slide

XV the controller and press to confirm.

XPress the % button.

The list is closed.

Displaying details from a list entry

COMAND Online can also show a shortened

list entry in full.

XTo select a list entry: turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

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XTo select Details: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The detailed display appears.

XTo go back to the list: slide XVY the con-

troller repeatedly until the list is highligh-

ted.

Storing a phone number

New address book entry

For incoming calls from a person who is not

in the address book, COMAND Online dis-

plays the phone number in the call list. You

can save this entry.

XOpen a call list and select an entry

(Y page 443).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Save: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect New entry and press W to confirm.

XTo select a category for the number, e.g.

Home: turn the controller and press to con-

firm.

XTo select a phone category, e.g. Home: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

An input menu with data fields is shown.

The data field for the telephone number is

filled in automatically.

Number category Display (phone

book and address

book)

Not classified No symbol

Home ¸

Work ·

Phone category Display (phone

book and address

book)

Not classified ;

Landline ¬

Mobile Ï

Car ´

:Data field with cursor

;Telephone number and symbol for the

phone category are automatically entered

=Character bar

Adding information to an address book

entry

For incoming calls from a person who is not

in the address book, COMAND Online dis-

plays the phone number in the call list. You

can save this entry.

XOpen a call list and select an entry

(Y page 443).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Save: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

iSave is shown in grey if the selected list

entry has already been saved.

XTo select Add number: turn and press the

controller.

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XTo select a category for the number, e.g.

Home: turn the controller and press to con-

firm.

XSelect a phone category, e.g. Home, turn the

controller and press to confirm.

XTo select Save: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The search menu for address book entries

appears.

XSearch for the required entry

(Y page 440).

XPress the controller when you have finished

searching.

COMAND Online stores the data if there are

fewer than five numbers assigned to the

entry you are searching for in the selected

number category.

You will see a message to this effect.

If five numbers are stored for the entry you

are searching for, a prompt will appear ask-

ing whether you wish to overwrite one of

the existing numbers.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, a selection list with the

five existing numbers is displayed.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

XTo select the number to be overwritten

from the list: turn the controller and press

to confirm.

COMAND Online overwrites the selected

number with the new data.

Deleting call lists

If you are using a Bluetooth® phone that does

not support the PBAP Bluetooth® profile, the

call lists are generated and managed by

COMAND Online. You can delete these call

lists in COMAND Online.

If you download call lists from a Bluetooth®

phone that supports the PBAP Bluetooth®

profile, you cannot delete them from

COMAND Online.

XTo switch to the menu bar in the telephone

basic menu: slide V¬ the controller.

XTo select Call lists: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select Delete call lists: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

A prompt appears asking whether you wish

to delete all call lists.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, the call lists are deleted.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

iIf you delete these call lists from the

mobile phone (see the separate mobile

phone operating instructions),

COMAND Online updates the call list dis-

play the next time it connects.

Using the speed dial list

Storing an entry

Speed dial menu

You can assign ten speed dial presets (0 to 9)

in the speed dial list. There are two options

available for this purpose.

Option 1:

XSearch for a phone book entry in the phone

book (Y page 440).

XIf an entry has several phone numbers,

select the desired number by turning the

controller.

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XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo select Speed dial preset: turn and

press the controller.

A menu appears.

XTo select Assign speed dial preset:

turn and press the controller.

The speed dial list appears. The selected

phone book entry appears at the top. The

next free speed dial preset is highlighted.

XTo select speed dial preset: turn controller

and press to confirm.

The phone book entry is saved in the speed

dial preset.

Option 2

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432)

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Call lists: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select Speed dial preset list: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

The speed dial list appears.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Assign speed dial preset:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

The speed dial list appears. The selected

phone book entry appears at the top. The

next free speed dial preset is highlighted.

XTo select speed dial preset: turn controller

and press to confirm.

The phone book entry is saved in the speed

dial preset.

Using speed dial presets to make a call

The speed dial list contains stored phone

book entries (Y page 445).

Option 1:

XPress one of the number keys for longer

than two seconds.

The telephone basic menu displays the

selected entry. This initiates dialling.

Option 2:

XCall up the telephone basic menu

(Y page 432).

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select Call lists: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select Speed dial preset list: turn

and press the controller.

The speed dial list appears.

XTo select the preset: turn the controller and

press. Press W to confirm.

The telephone basic menu displays the

selected entry. This initiates dialling.

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Deleting a speed dial preset

Deleting a speed dial preset:

XTo select Delete a speed dial preset

in the speed dial menu: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

The speed dial preset is deleted.

Deleting all speed dial presets:

XTo select Delete all speed dial pre‐

sets in the speed dial menu: turn controller

and press to confirm.

You will be asked if you would like to con-

tinue.

XTo select Yes or No: turn and press the con-

troller.

If you select Yes, all speed dial presets will

be deleted from the speed dial list.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Messages (text and e-mail)

Information and requirements

The following conditions must be met in order

to use the message functions (text messages

and e-mails):

RFor text messages and e-mails:

The Bluetooth® mobile phone supports the

MAP Bluetooth® profile (Message Access

Profile).

RFor e-mails:

-The Bluetooth® mobile phone (smart-

phone) supports the e-mail function.

-An e-mail account is set up on the mobile

phone (see the mobile phone operating

instructions).

When the mobile phone is connected, the 150

most recent text messages and e-mails that

are currently stored on the mobile phone are

loaded into the COMAND Online message

inbox. 100 e-mails and 100 text messages are

displayed.

If the above conditions are met, new incoming

messages appear in the COMAND Online

message inbox. In addition, a tone sounds

and the / icon appears. The symbol dis-

appears once you have read the message.

The ú mail symbol is displayed if the mes-

sage memory is full. The symbol disappears

once you delete at least one message.

iFor more information about suitable

mobile phones and mobile phone brackets,

contact your Mercedes-Benz Service

Centre or visit http:// www.mercedes-

benz.com/connect.

Settings for receiving messages

Calling up the settings menu for mes-

sages

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button once or repeatedly.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select 0: turn and press the control-

ler.

The message menu appears.

XSelect Settings and confirm.

Select Text message and the addresses of

the e-mail account of the connected mobile

phone are displayed.

iIf text message reception is activated, a

tick is displayed next to Text message.

Before you can use the e-mail function on

COMAND Online, you must first set up one

or more e-mail accounts on your mobile

phone (smartphone), see the mobile phone

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operating instructions. Only then are you

able to select the account you wish to use

in COMAND Online.

Setting text message reception

XCall up the settings menu for messages.

XTo select Text message: turn and press

the controller.

A menu appears.

You have the following options:

RAll messages

All messages are downloaded automati-

cally.

RNew messages

Only new messages received by the phone

are downloaded automatically.

ROff

Text message reception is deactivated.

XTo select the required option: turn and

press the controller.

Setting e-mail reception

Deactivating the e-mail function:

XCall up the settings menu for messages.

XTo select E-mail off: turn and press the

controller.

E-mail reception is deactivated.

Selecting and setting the e-mail account:

XTo select the e-mail account: turn and press

the controller.

A menu appears.

XTo select Automatic download: turn and

press the controller.

You have the following options:

RAll messages

All messages are downloaded automati-

cally.

RNew messages

Only new messages received by the phone

are downloaded automatically.

ROff

E-mail reception is deactivated.

Entering your own e-mail address:

XTo select My e-mail address: turn and

press the controller.

The input menu for entering your own e-

mail address is displayed. If your address

is in the address book, the input line is

already filled in with the address.

Displaying messages

New messages

New messages are indicated by an audible

signal and by 0 in the status bar.

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button once or repeatedly.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select 0: turn and press the control-

ler.

You will see a carousel view with the unread

messages.

XTo select the message: turn and press the

controller.

The message text is displayed.

XTo close the message text: press the

% button.

The message disappears from the carousel

view.

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XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button once or repeatedly.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select 0: turn and press the control-

ler.

The message menu appears.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select Folder: turn and press the con-

troller.

XTo select the required folder under the title

SMS or E-mail, : turn and press the con-

troller.

The selected folder is displayed.

iThe following folders can be selected:

RInbox

The folder contains all the incoming mes-

sages

ROutbox

RDrafts

Folders cannot be selected if they are

empty.

Reading messages

XCall up the messages folder (Y page 448).

XTo select the message from the list: turn

and press the controller.

The message appears.

XTo scroll through the display or select

phone numbers in the text: turn the

COMAND controller.

The display scrolls up or down line by line,

or skips to the next or previous telephone

number and automatically highlights it.

XTo return to the list: press %.

Read-aloud function for messages

Settings for the read-aloud function:

RLanguage (Y page 379)

RSpeed (Y page 376)

XTo start the read-aloud function: press the

controller when the message is displayed.

XTo select Read aloud: turn and press the

controller.

COMAND Online reads out the message.

XTo cancel the read-aloud function: press

the 8 button.

XPress the controller, select Cancel read-

aloud function and press the controller

again.

Displaying details and phone numbers

COMAND Online can also show a shortened

sender display in full.

XCall up the messages folder (Y page 448).

XTo select the message: turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol on the right-hand

side next to the message: slide VY and

press the controller.

XTo select Details: turn and press the con-

troller.

The detailed display appears.

XTo close the detailed display: slide XVY the

controller.

XTo return to the telephone basic menu:

press the % button.

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Writing messages

New message

XTo call up the telephone basic menu: press

the % button once or repeatedly.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select 0: turn and press the control-

ler.

The message menu appears.

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select New: turn and press the controller.

XTo select SMS or E-mail: turn and press the

controller.

The input menu for a new text message or

a new e-mail appears.

XEntering characters (Y page 369)

Once you have entered at least one char-

acter into the addressee line, ¬ is active

in the first line of the character bar.

iCOMAND Online contains templates

which you can use to compile your mes-

sages.

Calling up a template:

XTo switch to the bottom line of the charac-

ter bar: slide V¬ the controller.

XTo select the pen icon: turn and press the

controller.

The list of templates appears.

XTo select a template: turn and press the

controller.

The text of the template appears in the text

area of the input menu.

Sending a message:

XTo select ¬ in the first line of the char-

acter bar: turn and press the controller.

The message is sent. If the message has

been sent successfully, the telephone

basic menu appears. If the message fails to

be sent, the Sending message failed

message is displayed followed by the input

menu again.

Saving the message as a draft:

XPress the % button.

The Save the message in the drafts

folder? prompt appears.

XTo select Yes or No: turn and press the con-

troller.

If you select Yes, the message is saved.

If you select No, the message is deleted.

iYou can also start sending a message

from an entry in the address book

(Y page 454).

Replying to a message

XDisplay the message (Y page 448).

XPress the controller.

A menu appears.

XTo select Reply: turn and press the con-

troller.

The input menu appears. The addressee's

details are automatically filled in using the

details in the original message.

For further options such as sending a new

message, see (Y page 448).

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iWhen replying to an e-mail, you can also

select Reply all instead of Reply. In this

case, the reply is sent not just to the sender

but to all those who received the original

message.

Forwarding messages

XDisplay the message (Y page 448).

XPress the controller.

A menu appears.

XTo select Forward: turn and press the con-

troller.

The input menu appears. The subject line

is automatically filled in with the same

details as those in the original message.

For further options such as sending a new

message, see (Y page 448).

Managing messages

Calling a text message (SMS) sender

XPress W the controller while the text mes-

sage is being displayed.

XTo select Call sender: turn and press the

controller.

The telephone makes the call to the sender.

Using a telephone number or e-mail

address in the text

You can use any character sequences which

are highlighted in red in the text.

XTo select a usable telephone number or e-

mail address when displaying the message:

turn and press the controller.

XTo select Use: turn and press the controller.

XSelect Call.

The telephone makes the call.

iIt is possible that a highlighted numerical

sequence may not contain a telephone

number.

iYou can use the "New entry" or "Add no."

functions to save this telephone number or

to add it to an existing entry.

Storing a sender as a new entry in the

address book

This function is not available if the sender’s

telephone number or e-mail address is

already stored in the address book.

XPress the controller while the message is

being displayed.

XText messages:

To select Save number: turn and press the

controller.

XE-mails:

To select Save the sender's e-mail

address: turn and press the controller.

XTo select New entry: turn and press the

controller.

XText messages: save the telephone num-

ber (Y page 444)

XE-mails: save the e-mail address

(Y page 454)

Adding the sender to an address book

entry

XPress W the controller while the message

is being displayed.

XText messages:

To select Save number: turn and press the

controller.

XE-mails:

To select Save the sender's e-mail

address: turn and press the controller.

XTo select Add: turn and press the controller.

XProceed from the step "Selecting a cate-

gory" (Y page 442).

Deleting messages

XCall up the message folder (Y page 448).

XTo select the message: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select the list symbol on the right-hand

side next to the message: slide VY and

press the controller.

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XTo select Delete: turn and press the con-

troller.

A deletion prompt appears.

XTo select Yes or No: turn and press the con-

troller.

If you select Yes, the message is deleted.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

iThis delete function is not supported by

all mobile phones. The Delete failed

message appears.

Using the address book

Introduction

The address book organises and stores

entries that are entered from different sour-

ces (mobile phone, memory card, USB device,

COMAND telephone book, navigation sys-

tem).

You can use these entries to make telephone

calls and to navigate.

iNumber of contacts in the address

book: the address book can store a total of

4,000 contacts.

1,500 entries each are reserved in the

address book for:

Rcontacts from the mobile phone

Rcontacts that you create in

COMAND Online or import from other

sources

The remaining 1,000 entries are assigned

by COMAND Online as necessary.

iDisplay of mobile phone contacts: con-

tacts downloaded from the mobile phone

remain in the address book even if you dis-

connect the mobile phone

from COMAND Online. Contacts that have

previously been available can be displayed

as soon as the mobile phone is reconnec-

ted. COMAND Online downloads the con-

tacts again so that any new contacts that

have been added to the mobile phone can

be displayed.

As soon as you connect a new mobile

phone to COMAND Online all the contacts

from the previous mobile phone are

replaced by those from the new phone's

address book.

Address book entries remain stored if the

mobile phone is disconnected. For this rea-

son, delete your personal data using the

reset function before selling your vehicle,

for example (Y page 380).

Calling up the address book

Using the telephone button:

XPress the % button one or more times.

From the telephone basic menu:

XTo switch to main function bar: slide VZ

the controller.

XTo select Tel: turn the controller and press

to confirm.

XTo select Address book from the carousel:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

XTo browse in the address book: turn the

controller.

XTo jump to a specific letter: press the cor-

responding button on the keypad one or

more times.

XTo close the address book: press the

% button.

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Searching for an address book entry

:¥ Address book entry

;L Complete address data from the nav-

igation system

=Character bar

?d Phone book entry on the mobile phone

AEntry with voice tag

The symbols to the left of the list entries can

be found in the symbol overview

(Y page 439).

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide V¬ the

controller.

XTo select Search: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The address list with character bar

appears.

XFind an entry (Y page 440).

Creating a new entry in the address

book

You can enter address data directly into the

address book. If you store telephone num-

bers in the COMAND phone book, these are

also saved in the address book. If you store a

navigation destination, COMAND Online cre-

ates an address book entry which includes

the complete navigable address data.

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

XTo switch to the menu bar: slide VÆ the

controller.

XTo select New: turn the controller and press

to confirm.

An input menu for surname, first name and

telephone number appears.

Input menu with data fields

:Selected data field with cursor

;Character bar

XEnter characters (Y page 369)

XSave the entry (Y page 370)

Deleting an address book entry

XSearch for the address book entry

(Y page 453).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Delete: turn and press the con-

troller.

A query appears.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, the entry will be deleted.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

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Displaying details for an address book

entry

Selecting an entry

iAn address book entry can contain the

following information:

Rname

Rfirst name

Rcompany

Rup to five telephone numbers

Rtwo email addresses

RInternet address

Rtwo addresses

Rtwo navigation addresses (transferred

from Navigation)

Rgeo-coordinates

Detailed display of address book

:To go back to the previous menu

;\ Business details

;6 Home details

=List symbol (to call up options)

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

XSelect an entry: turn and press the control-

ler.

The address book entry with all data fields

appears.

Adding information to an address book

entry

XTo select the required data field (e.g. e-

mail): turn the controller.

XTo select the "Add..." bar (example: Add e-

mail address): turn the controller and

press to confirm.

Depending on the type of data field, the

corresponding input menu appears.

XEnter characters (Y page 369).

XSave the entry (Y page 370).

Starting route guidance to an address

XTo select the address data field: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

The route to the destination address is cal-

culated and route guidance starts.

Calling a telephone number

XTo select the telephone number data field:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

This initiates dialling and you can then

make your call (Y page 436).

Sending text messages

XTo select a telephone number: turn the con-

troller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Send a text message: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

The text message input menu appears

(Y page 450).

Sending e-mail

XTo select the e-mail address: turn the con-

troller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Send e-mail: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

The e-mail input menu appears

(Y page 450).

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Displaying sub-entry information

XTo select the desired data field: turn the

controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Details: turn and press the con-

troller.

The display is shown in full.

XTo close the detailed display: press the

% button.

Changing an address book entry

XTo select the desired data field: turn the

controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Edit: slide the controller and

press to confirm.

The input screen for the selected data field

appears.

Information about character entry

(Y page 369).

Changing the category of a data field

XTo select the desired data field: turn the

controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Change category: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

XTo select a category: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

Storing the phone number as a speed

dial number

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

XSelect an entry: turn and press the control-

ler.

The address book entry with all data fields

appears.

XTo select the desired telephone number

data field: turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Speed dial preset: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

You can now store the number in one of the

ten speed dial presets (Y page 445).

Starting route guidance to an entry

This function is available as soon as you have

stored a destination in the destination mem-

ory (Y page 417).

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

XTo select an entry with the L symbol: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

The address book entry with all data fields

appears.

XTo select the desired address data field:

turn the controller.

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

data field: slide VY the controller and

press to confirm.

XTo select Navigate: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

Route guidance begins.

iRoute guidance can also be started for an

address book entry without the L symbol.

If the address data or designations do not

match the digital map, COMAND Online

prompts you to re-enter the address.

The navigable address is added to the

address book entry automatically.

Voice tags

Introduction

You can enter voice tags via LINGUATRONIC

(see the separate operating instructions).

Once you have assigned a voice tag to an

address book entry, you can vocally call up

this entry and dial a phone number, for exam-

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ple. You can add one voice tag per address

book entry.

Adding or changing a voice tag

XSearch for an address book entry with or

without a voice tag (¦) (Y page 453).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Voice tag: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select Add or Change: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

Subsequent operation is voice-controlled.

LINGUATRONIC guides you through the

dialogues.

Deleting a voice tag

XSearch for an address book entry with a

voice tag (Y page 453).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Voice tag: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select Delete: turn and press the con-

troller.

A deletion prompt appears.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, COMAND Online deletes

the voice tag.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Listening to a voice tag

XSearch for an address book entry with a

voice tag (Y page 453).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XTo select Voice tag: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select Voice tag: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XSelect Listen and press W to confirm.

You hear the voice tag.

Importing phone book entries

This function allows you to store phone book

entries from the mobile phone in the address

book.

Possible sources are:

Rthe mobile phone

Rthe memory card

Rthe USB device

Rthe Bluetooth® interface

Imported phone book entries are indicated in

the phone book by different symbols

(Y page 439).

XSearch for an entry in the phone book on

the mobile phone d(Y page 440).

XTo select the list symbol to the right of the

entry: slide VY the controller and press to

confirm.

XSelect Save entry and press W to con-

firm.

The Data saved. message appears. The

phone book entry is now saved as an

address book entry.

The d symbol is replaced by the ¥ sym-

bol.

Importing contacts

Information and requirements

You can import contacts (vCards) from the

memory card and from a USB device into the

address book, or receive vCards via Blue-

tooth®.

iUp to 2,500 entries can be imported into

the address book. A message notifies you

when the maximum number is reached.

You then have to delete existing entries in

order to import new entries (Y page 453).

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Depending on the source of the contact data,

different requirements apply:

Source Conditions

Memory card The SD memory card is

inserted. It contains

importable contact details.

USB device The USB device is inserted

into the USB port. It con-

tains importable contact

details.

Requirements for receiving vCards via

Bluetooth®

You can receive vCards from devices (e.g.

from a PC) that support the sending of vCards

via Bluetooth®.

It is not necessary to authorise the device in

COMAND to do so.

Please bear the following in mind:

RBluetooth® must be activated in COMAND

and on the Bluetooth® device; see the oper-

ating instructions for the device.

Rthe Bluetooth® device must be able to send

vCards via Bluetooth® (see the operating

instructions for the device).

Rthe Bluetooth® device in the vehicle must

be switched on.

Importing from the memory card or USB

device

Entries imported from the memory card or

from a USB device have the ¯ symbol.

The following conditions must be fulfilled in

order to import vCards:

RvCards (vcf files) may be located in the main

directory or in folders. COMAND Online

allows you to select the relevant folders

directly.

RvCards must have the ".vcf" file extension.

iOne vcf file may contain several vCards.

COMAND Online supports vCards in ver-

sions 2.1 and 3.0.

XTo change to the menu bar when in the

address book or the telephone basic menu:

slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn and press the con-

troller.

XTo select Import contacts: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo select From the memory card or From

USB device in the menu: turn controller

and press to confirm.

XTo select Add or Overwrite: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

Add imports the entries from the memory

card or USB device into the address book.

Overwrite imports the entries from the

memory card or USB device and overwrites

all entries in the address book with the

¯ symbol. The previous entries are then

no longer available.

After the contact data has been imported

successfully, you will see a message to this

effect. The address book or the respective

telephone basic menu is displayed.

iYou can select Overwrite if the address

book already contains corresponding

entries. A message notifies you if the

address book is full.

Receiving vCards via Bluetooth®

XTo change to the menu bar when in the

address book or the telephone basic menu:

slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn and press the con-

troller.

XTo select Import contacts: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo select Receive business cards: turn

the controller and press to confirm.

This interrupts the Bluetooth® connection

between COMAND Online and your active

mobile phone. COMAND Online is, how-

ever, ready to receive vCards from another

Bluetooth® device (PC, mobile phone).

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XStart the data transfer on the external Blue-

tooth® device (see the operating instruc-

tions for the device).

The number of vCards received is dis-

played.

XTo end reception: press the controller or

the % button.

COMAND Online then reconnects to the

mobile phone.

Received vCards are identified by the ®

symbol in the address book.

iIf you switch to another main function,

e.g. navigation, while receiving vCards, the

reception of vCards will be terminated.

Deleting contacts

XTo change to the menu bar when in the

address book or the telephone basic menu:

slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn and press the con-

troller.

XTo select Delete contacts: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

XSelect one of the following options:

RInternal contacts

RContacts from storage device

RReceived business cards

RDelete all

Turn and press the controller.

A prompt corresponding to your selection

appears.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, the contacts are deleted

according to your selection.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Switching import of contacts on/off

You can choose to have contacts downloaded

automatically when a mobile phone is con-

nected with COMAND Online or to have this

function suppressed.

XConnecting a mobile phone (Y page 426).

XTo switch to the menu bar in the basic

address menu: slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

A menu appears.

XSelect Automatically retrieve con‐

tacts from "My Phone" and confirm with

You can allow O or suppress ª the auto-

matic download.

Proceed as follows if you do not want to have

sensitive contacts saved in the address book:

XConnect the mobile phone with COMAND

Online.

The contacts are automatically downloa-

ded to the address book.

XDelete the sensitive contacts in the

address book.

XSwitch the Automatically import of

contacts from "My Phone" function off

ª.

Then no contacts will be downloaded and

therefore no new ones will be added when

your mobile phone is reconnected with

COMAND Online.

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Mercedes-Benz Contact

Introduction

Mercedes-Benz Contact offers fast assis-

tance at the touch of a button – around the

clock. For any queries about the vehicle,

Mercedes-Benz Contact offers a fast and easy

connecting call to the Mercedes-Benz Cus-

tomer Centre. You can request an appoint-

ment, or call for help in the event of a break-

down.

All important vehicle data is sent via mobile

phone to ensure that you receive optimum

support. The mobile phone must be connec-

ted to COMAND Online via the Bluetooth®

interface.

The following data is transmitted:

Rthe vehicle identification number

Rthe total distance recorder reading

Rthe vehicle position

Rthe telephone number

Rthe service code (only when required for

maintenance)

iPlease note that Mercedes-Benz Contact

is a Mercedes-Benz customer service. In

emergencies, always call the national

emergency services first, using the stand-

ard national emergency service telephone

numbers.

iCurrently, this service is available for vehi-

cles from the following European countries:

RBelgium

RGermany

RFrance

RUnited Kingdom

RIreland

RItaly

RLuxembourg

RNetherlands

RAustria

RPoland

RSwitzerland

RSlovakia

RSpain

RCzech Republic

RHungary

Calling the Mercedes-Benz Customer

Centre

GWARNING

Pay attention to the traffic conditions. You

may otherwise be distracted from the traffic

conditions, cause an accident and injure your-

self and others.

XCall up the COMAND phone book

(Y page 439).

The MB Contact entry is the first entry in

the COMAND phone book. The entry is

highlighted.

There are two ways to contact the Mercedes-

Benz Customer Centre:

XPress the controller.

XPress the 6 button on the telephone

keypad.

This initiates a call. When the call is con-

nected, a voice message prompts you to

confirm the data transmission by pressing

the stated number on the telephone key-

pad. After confirmation, COMAND Online

sends the required vehicle data.

iAlternatively, you can make the call using

the 6 button on the multifunction steer-

ing wheel.

During data transmission, you will see a cor-

responding symbol in the display. This may

take a moment. Then, you can select the

desired service and be connected to a spe-

cialist from the Mercedes-Benz Service

Centre.

iContact your Mercedes-Benz Service

Centre for further information on

Mercedes-Benz Contact, the range of serv-

ices offered and on using the function.

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Demand-actuated service message

To attain the optimal level of support in main-

taining your vehicle, you can arrange a service

appointment directly with the Mercedes-Benz

Customer Centre. As well as a warning in the

instrument cluster, a window appears in the

COMAND display. Here, a message actively

indicates that a service is required and this

message enables you to contact the

Mercedes-Benz Customer Centre directly.

You will see the message: <Service_name>

is due soon. Would you like to make

a workshop appointment?

Arranging a service appointment:

XTo select Call now: turn and press the

COMAND controller.

After your confirmation, the vehicle data is

sent via Mercedes-Benz Contact, and a

Customer Centre employee personally

deals with your appointment. The informa-

tion is then sent to your desired service

outlet.

They will then contact with you within 24

hours to confirm the following details:

Rscope of service

Rlength of stay

Rprice

XTo arrange a service appointment

later: select Call later and confirm with

The window is hidden, then reappears after

a certain amount of time.

XTo not arrange a service appointment:

select No and confirm with W.

The window is hidden and does not show

this maintenance requirement again.

Mercedes-Benz emergency call sys-

tem

Overview

The Mercedes-Benz emergency call system

can help to decisively reduce the time

between an accident and the arrival of emer-

gency services at the site of the accident. It

can also help locate an accident site in places

that are difficult to see.

The emergency call can be made automati-

cally or manually and is transmitted to the

Europe-wide private Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call number. The vehicle position data

is simultaneously transmitted by text mes-

sage and DTMF to the Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call centre. The Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call centre transmits the vehicle posi-

tion data to one of the Europe-wide public

emergency call centres. In almost all coun-

tries, the voice connection can be made in the

respective country's language. This allows

measures for rescue, recovery or towing to a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre to be initiated

quickly.

If the Mercedes-Benz emergency call system

function is operational, you see the SOS

READY display message in the basic tele-

phone menu (Y page 463).

Information on service availability in Europe

(Y page 460).

iNote that manual emergency calls should

only be used if you or others are in need of

rescue, not e.g. in the event of a break-

down.

Service availability in Europe

The Mercedes-Benz emergency call system is

available for your vehicle for 15 years after

the initial date of production, if:

Rit is equipped with COMAND Online

Rit was originally produced for the European

market

You can find more information on the regional

availability of the Mercedes-Benz emergency

call system at http://www.mercedes-

benz.com/connect_ecall.

Conditions

Equipment requirements

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You need:

Ra Bluetooth®-capable mobile phone which,

if possible, supports the MAP profile (Mes-

sage Access Profile) for sending text mes-

sages, or

Rif the vehicle is equipped with permanently

installed/SAP telephony, a SIM card or a

suitable mobile phone

Functional requirements

The vehicle has GPS reception.

Check the following:

RCOMAND Online is switched on

Rwhen using the Bluetooth® interface, the

mobile phone must be authorised for and

connected with COMAND Online, and log-

ged into a mobile phone network

Connecting a mobile phone (Y page 426)

Reconnecting the mobile phone automati-

cally (Y page 430)

If your vehicle is equipped with permanently

installed/SAP telephony, one of the following

conditions must be fulfilled:

Rin "telephone module with Bluetooth® (SAP

profile)", a SIM card has been entered and

is logged into the mobile phone network.

SAP (SIM Access Profile)

Ra suitable SAP-capable mobile phone is

connected to "telephone module with Blue-

tooth® (SAP profile)" via the SAP profile and

is logged into the mobile phone network.

Rif your vehicle is equipped with a mobile

phone bracket: the mobile phone bracket

is connected and the mobile phone is inser-

ted.

iSAP telephony is described in the sepa-

rate operating instructions.

If the mobile phone is connected, you see the

SOS READY display message in the basic tele-

phone menu in front of the name of the mobile

phone (Y page 463).

iFurther information on suitable mobile

phones can be obtained from a Mercedes-

Benz Service Centre or at http://

www.mercedes-benz.com/connect.

iBefore using this function, make sure that

your mobile phone contract:

Rpermits calls, text messages and roam-

ing from both your country of residence

and from abroad, and

Rthat these functions have been activated

Automatic emergency call

! If an emergency call has been made: pro-

vided the road and traffic conditions at the

accident site allow it, remain in the vehicle

until the voice connection with the operator

at the emergency call centre has been

established.

On the basis of the call, the operator can

decide whether it is necessary to deploy

rescue teams and/or the police to the acci-

dent site.

iDepending on the severity of the acci-

dent, it can take between one and three

minutes until the operator can speak with

you.

REQUIREMENT: the ignition is switched on.

If restraint systems have been triggered dur-

ing an accident, the Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call system can automatically dial the

Europe-wide private Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call number. Restraint systems

include, for example, airbags or belt tension-

ers. The emergency call system can establish

a voice connection between the vehicle occu-

pants and the Mercedes-Benz emergency call

centre.

The accident data is sent to the Mercedes-

Benz emergency call centre by SMS and

DTMF while the voice connection is operat-

ing. The accident data contains metre-precise

GPS positioning data for the moment it is

sent, as well as the type of vehicle involved in

the accident.

iIf your vehicle is equipped with an SOS

button in the overhead control unit, it

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flashes until the emergency call has been

completed.

iIt is not possible to end an automatic

emergency call.

iIn the following cases, you see a corre-

sponding message on the COMAND dis-

play:

Ra connection to the Mercedes-Benz

emergency call centre could not be made

Rnor has a call been automatically forwar-

ded to the public emergency call centre

In such circumstances, dial the emergency

number 112 on your mobile phone.

Manual emergency call

! If an emergency call has been made: pro-

vided the road and traffic conditions at the

accident site allow it, remain in the vehicle

until the voice connection with the operator

at the emergency call centre has been

established.

On the basis of the call, the operator can

decide whether it is necessary to deploy

rescue teams and/or the police to the acci-

dent site.

Vehicles equipped with an SOS button

If your vehicle is equipped with the SOS but-

ton in the overhead control unit:

XPress and hold the SOS button for at least

one second.

The manual emergency call is triggered.

The indicator lamp in the SOS button

flashes until the emergency call is conclu-

ded.

iIn the following cases, you see a corre-

sponding message on the COMAND dis-

play:

Ra connection to the Mercedes-Benz

emergency call centre could not be made

Rnor has a call been automatically forwar-

ded to the public emergency call centre

In such circumstances, dial the emergency

number 112 on your mobile phone.

In the address book

XCall up the address book (Y page 452).

The 1st entry, Mercedes-Benz emer‐

gency call, is highlighted.

XPress the controller.

The emergency call to the Mercedes-Benz

emergency call centre is triggered.

iIf you have accidentally made a manual

emergency call, you can end it in the fol-

lowing ways:

Rby pressing the ~ button on the tele-

phone keypad

Rby pressing the ~ button on the mul-

tifunction steering wheel

iIn the following cases, you see a corre-

sponding message on the COMAND dis-

play:

Ra connection to the Mercedes-Benz

emergency call centre could not be made

Rnor has a call been automatically forwar-

ded to the public emergency call centre

In such circumstances, dial the emergency

number 112 on your mobile phone.

Transmitted data

Depending on how the data is transmitted

(text message or DTMF), different data is

transmitted to the Mercedes-Benz emer-

gency call centre.

Text messages transmit the following:

Rthe vehicle's GPS position data

Rthe direction of travel

Rthe vehicle identification number

Ra Mercedes-Benz Contact coding

Ran indication of whether the call was trig-

gered automatically or manually

Ra time stamp

Rthe language settings on COMAND Online

DTMF sends a reduced data package that

does not contain the vehicle identification

number and time stamp.

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Displays in the COMAND display

If the Mercedes-Benz emergency call is avail-

able, you see the SOS READY display message

in the basic telephone menu.

If a Mercedes-Benz emergency call is trig-

gered either automatically or manually, you

also see the Mercedes-Benz emergency

call active display message.

If position and vehicle data are sent to the

Mercedes-Benz emergency call centre, you

see the Mercedes-Benz emergency call

Sending data display message.

If the Mercedes-Benz emergency call con-

nects with the Mercedes-Benz emergency

call centre, you see the Mercedes-Benz

Emergency Call Connected display mes-

sage.

Online and Internet

Features of your COMAND Online

These operating instructions describe all

standard and optional equipment available

for your COMAND Online system at the time

of purchase. Country-specific differences are

possible. Please note that your

COMAND Online system may not be equip-

ped with all the features described. This is

also the case for systems and functions rele-

vant to safety. Therefore, the equipment on

your COMAND Online system may differ from

that in the descriptions and illustrations.

Should you have any questions concerning

equipment and operation, please consult a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

General notes

Conditions for access

GWARNING

Operating the integrated information systems

and communications equipment in the vehicle

while driving will distract you from traffic con-

ditions. You could then lose control of the

vehicle. There is a risk of an accident.

Only operate these devices if road traffic con-

ditions permit. If you are unsure about the

surrounding conditions, pull over to a safe

location and make entries only while the vehi-

cle is stationary.

You must observe the legal requirements for

the country in which you are currently driving

when operating COMAND Online.

The COMAND Online Mercedes-Benz Apps

and Internet access are available via the Blue-

tooth® interface or via the data-enabled MB

SAP module.

In order to use the functions, the following

conditions are necessary:

RThe mobile phone supports the DUN Blue-

tooth® profile (Dial-Up Networking) and is

connected to COMAND Online via the Blue-

tooth® interface (Y page 426). The DUN

Bluetooth® profile enables the mobile

phone to establish a dial-up connection to

the Internet.

RYou need a valid mobile service contract

with a data option, which is used to calcu-

late the associated connection costs.

RThe access data of the mobile phone net-

work provider must be set on COMAND

Online for the connected mobile phone

(Y page 464).

iIf the connected mobile phone supports

the PAN Bluetooth profile (Personal Area

Network), you can use the automatic con-

figuration function.

iYou can obtain more detailed information

about suitable mobile phones on the Inter-

net at http://www.mercedes-

benz.com/connect or from your

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

iIf you use incorrect access data, addi-

tional costs may be incurred. This can hap-

pen when you use details that are different

from the contract or details from another

contract/data package.

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iThe availability of individual Mercedes-

Benz Apps may vary depending on the

country.

iThe terms of use are shown when

COMAND Online is used for the first time

and then once a year thereafter. Only read

and accept the terms of use when the vehi-

cle is stationary.

iThe driver cannot have Internet pages

shown on his side of the vehicle while it is

in motion. The front passenger can use this

function via SPLITVIEW (Y page 364).

Connection difficulties while the vehi-

cle is in motion

The following could be the cause of call dis-

connection:

Rinsufficient GSM/UMTS network coverage

Rthe vehicle has moved into a GSM cell with

no free channels

Rthe SIM card used is not compatible with

the network available

Ryou are using a mobile phone with "Twin-

card" and the mobile phone with the sec-

ond SIM card is logged into the network at

the same time.

Function restrictions

You will not be able to use the mobile phone,

will no longer be able to use the mobile phone,

or you may have to wait before using it, in the

following situations:

Rif the mobile phone is switched off

Rif the "Bluetooth®" function is switched off

in COMAND Online

Rif the Bluetooth® function is switched off on

the mobile phone while you are using Blue-

tooth® interface telephony

Rif the mobile phone is not logged into a

mobile phone network

Rif neither the mobile phone network nor the

mobile phone allow simultaneous use of a

phone and an Internet connection

iIt is possible that you may not be able to

receive calls when an Internet connection

is active. This depends on the mobile phone

and the mobile phone network used.

Roaming

When you are driving your vehicle in a differ-

ent country and using the COMAND Online

Internet and online functions, you may incur

additional costs (roaming fees). When you are

in a different country, your SIM card must be

enabled for data roaming. If your mobile

phone network provider does not have a data

roaming agreement with the roaming partner,

it may not be possible to establish an Internet

connection. Deactivate this function on your

mobile phone if you want to avoid data roam-

ing when you are in a different country.

Setting access data

Introduction

To use online and Internet functions, you

need Internet access data for the connected

mobile phone. You can obtain this from your

mobile phone network provider.

A selected/manually set mobile phone net-

work provider is only valid for the mobile

phone connected when the selection/setting

is made. The mobile phone network provider

is set automatically upon reconnection.

iWhen you are driving your vehicle in a dif-

ferent country and using the online and

Internet functions on COMAND Online, you

may incur additional costs (roaming fees).

iWhile initialising the mobile phone for the

Internet connection, access data which is

already on the mobile phone may be over-

written. You should therefore check the

settings on the mobile phone (see the

mobile phone operating instructions).

iAdjust the access data settings when the

vehicle is stationary. You may otherwise be

distracted from the traffic conditions,

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cause an accident and injure yourself and

others.

Selecting/setting Internet access data

Calling up the list of mobile phone net-

work providers

XTo select ® Tel from the main function bar:

turn and press the controller.

XTo select the Internet: turn and press the

controller.

The carousel menu for the Internet func-

tions appears.

XSelect Settings by sliding ÆV and turning

cVd the COMAND controller and press

W to confirm.

When you connect the mobile phone to

COMAND Online for the first time

(Y page 426), there is no mobile phone net-

work provider preset. Provider is followed

by the words Not selected.

If a mobile phone is connected and a mobile

phone network provider has been selected,

the name of the mobile phone network is

shown after Provider.

XPress W the COMAND controller.

The list of mobile phone network providers

appears.

List of mobile phone network providers (empty)

In order to set the access data of the mobile

phone network provider you can:

Rselect the predefined access data of the

mobile phone network provider

(Y page 466)

Rfor automatic configuration – this option

only appears in the list of providers if the

connected mobile phone supports the

Bluetooth® PAN (Personal Area Network)

profile (Y page 465).

Rmanually set the access data of the mobile

phone network provider (Y page 468)

Configuring access data automatically

Requirement: your telephone must be con-

nected to COMAND Online via Bluetooth®

and must support the Bluetooth® PAN profile.

Option 1 if your telephone is not yet config-

ured for Internet access:

XSelect the ® icon in the main function bar

by sliding ZV and turning cVd the

COMAND controller and press W to con-

firm.

You will see a message informing you that

automatic configuration is possible.

XSelect Yes and press W to confirm.

Option 2:

XIn the list of mobile phone network provid-

ers, select Autom. configuration

<Device_name> by turning cVd the

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COMAND controller and press W to con-

firm (Y page 465).

The configuration data is transferred from

the mobile phone. If the configuration is

successful, a # dot appears in front of

Autom. configuration

<Device_name>.

Selecting access data of the mobile phone

network provider

Searching for providers

XSelect Search for providers in the

mobile phone network providers list by

turning cVd the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm (Y page 465).

A list of countries appears.

XSelect the country of your mobile phone

network provider, e.g. Germany, and press

W to confirm.

The list of available mobile phone network

providers appears.

iThe access data for the mobile phone net-

work provider is selected once for the

mobile phone connected and is loaded

again each time the mobile phone is con-

nected (Y page 465).

iYou must set the access data of the

mobile phone network provider who pro-

vides the SIM card and the associated data

package (access settings) for the connec-

ted mobile phone. The access data remains

the same if you are in a different country

(roaming). The access data of another net-

work is not selected.

There are mobile phone network providers

who offer multiple access data. This

depends on the data package used, for

example.

The mobile phone network provider only

has one access setting

XSelect the mobile phone network provider

by turning cVd the COMAND controller

and press W to confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo check preset access data: select

Edit and confirm with W.

The list of access data appears

(Y page 468).

XCheck the access data.

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X If the access data is correct: press the

% reset button or the & symbol and

press W to confirm.

You can now accept the access data of the

mobile phone network provider.

XSelect Save and press W to confirm.

The list of mobile phone network providers

appears; the access data of the provider

has been accepted.

X To edit the access data: proceed as

described for manually entering the access

data (Y page 468).

When you confirm the edited access data,

the list of mobile phone network providers

appears and displays the selected provider.

If, after selecting a mobile phone network

provider, several access settings are dis-

played:

XSelect the appropriate access setting by

turning cVd the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm.

A menu appears.

XTo check access settings: select Edit

and press W to confirm.

The list of access data appears

(Y page 468).

XCheck the access data.

XIf the access data is correct: press the

% reset button or the & symbol and

press W to confirm.

You can now accept the access data of the

mobile phone network provider.

XSelect Save and press W to confirm.

The list of mobile phone network providers

appears; the access data of the provider

has been accepted.

XTo edit the access data: proceed as

described in "Manually setting the access

data of the mobile phone network provider"

(Y page 468).

When you confirm the edited access data,

the list of mobile phone network providers

appears and displays the selected provider.

List of mobile phone network providers with the

selected provider

The currently selected access settings (# dot

in front of the entry) are used for the connec-

ted mobile phone.

XTo return to the carousel view: press the

% back button twice.

XPress W the COMAND controller and then

the % back button.

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Manually setting the access data of the

mobile phone network provider

List of access data (new provider)

Calling up the list of access data

XConfirm Create new provider in the list

of mobile phone network providers by

pressing W the COMAND controller.

The list of access data appears. The stand-

ard name Provider <x> is automatically

entered into the Provider field. You can

now make the entries.

iThe access data of the mobile phone net-

work provider is set once for the connected

mobile phone.

Explanation of the access data

Input field Meaning

Provider: Name of the provider to

be displayed in the list of

mobile phone network

providers. The name can

be freely selected.

The standard entry is

Provider <x>.

Ph. number: Access number for estab-

lishing the connection

iThe access number

depends on the mobile

phone used. For GSM/

UMTS mobile phones,

*99***1# is used as a

standard.

Access

point:

APN network access point

(Access Point Name)

You can obtain this infor-

mation from your mobile

phone network provider.

iEntry is not necessary

for all mobile phone

network providers and

mobile phones.

User ID: The user identification

can be obtained from your

mobile phone network

provider.

iEntry is not necessary

for all mobile phone

network providers.

Password: The password can be

obtained from your

mobile phone network

provider.

iEntry is not necessary

for all mobile phone

network providers.

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Input field Meaning

DNS address: The DNS addresses

(Domain Name Service)

can be negotiated auto-

matically or entered man-

ually. The required infor-

mation can be obtained

from your mobile phone

network provider.

iMost mobile phone

network providers sup-

port the Automatic

function. If you selected

the Manual option, you

are usually required to

enter a DNS address.

DNS 1:

DNS 2:

Fields for entering the

DNS server addresses

manually. The address

can be obtained from your

mobile phone network

provider.

Entering access data

XIn the list of access data, confirm the Pro‐

vider input field by pressing

W(Y page 468).

An input menu appears.

XEnter the provider (Y page 369).

XTo enter the phone number: in the list of

access data, select the Ph. number: input

field by sliding ÆV or turning cVd the

COMAND controller and press W to con-

firm.

The input menu for the phone number

appears.

XEnter the telephone number.

XTo enter the access data: in the list of

access data, select the Access point:

input field and confirm by pressing W .

XEnter the access data.

XTo enter the user ID: in the list of access

data, select the User ID: input field and

confirm by pressing W .

XEnter the user ID.

XTo enter the password: in the list of

access data, select the Password: input

field and confirm by pressing W .

XEnter the password.

XTo set the DNS address: select Auto‐

matic or Manual with the COMAND con-

troller and press W to confirm.

Automatic: the DNS address is set auto-

matically.

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Manual: uses the entries in DNS 1 and DNS

Entering the DNS1

Entering the example DNS

XAfter selecting Manual, select the DNS1

input field with the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm.

XEnter 172.28.4.81, for example.

Internet access data for other mobile

phones

If the access data is already available in the

list of mobile phone network providers, you

can use it for additional mobile phones.

The following prerequisites are required for

this:

Rthe additional mobile phone must be con-

nected.

Rthe access data must apply to the mobile

phone contract of the currently connected

mobile phone.

XSelect a provider from the list of mobile

phone network providers by turning cVd

the COMAND controller and press W to

confirm (Y page 466).

After you select the provider, the list of

mobile phone network providers is closed.

The selected provider is entered.

Managing access data of the mobile

phone network provider

Overview

The access data of the mobile phone network

provider can be:

Redited

Rcopied, then edited and accepted for a new

provider name

Rdeleted

iChanges that you make to the access

data of a mobile phone network provider

apply to all mobile phones that use this

access data.

iWhen the Internet connection is active,

you cannot edit or delete the access data

of the currently set mobile phone network

provider.

Editing the access data

XSelect a provider from the list of mobile

phone network providers by turning cVd

the COMAND controller (Y page 466).

XSelect the symbol to the right of the entry

by sliding VY the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm.

XConfirm Edit by pressing W.

The access data is displayed.

XEdit the access data. A description of the

entry can be found under "Manually setting

the access data of the mobile phone net-

work provider" (Y page 468).

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Saving access data under a new provider

name

XSelect a provider from the list of mobile

phone network providers by turning cVd

the COMAND controller (Y page 466).

XSelect the symbol to the right of the entry

by sliding VY the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm.

XConfirm Copy provider entry by press-

ing W.

The access data is displayed.

XEdit the access data. A description of the

entry can be found under "Making entries"

in the "Manually setting the access data of

the mobile phone network provider" sec-

tion (Y page 468).

Deleting the access data of the mobile

phone network provider

XSelect a provider from the list of mobile

phone network providers by turning cVd

the COMAND controller (Y page 466).

XSelect the symbol to the right of the entry

by sliding VY the COMAND controller and

press W to confirm.

XConfirm Delete by pressing W.

A prompt appears asking whether you wish

to delete the access data.

XSelect Yes or No and press W to confirm.

Selecting the length of time for auto-

matic disconnection from the Internet

If a preset time has elapsed during which nei-

ther the online functions nor the Internet have

been used, COMAND Online automatically

disconnects from the Internet.

XSelect Settings in the carousel view by

sliding ÆV and turning cVd the COMAND

controller and press W to confirm.

XSelect Disconnect automatically

after: and press W to confirm.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect 5 min, 15 min or Off and press

W to confirm.

Off switches the function off.

An active Internet connection is identified by

the double arrows on the top right of the dis-

play.

Establishing/ending the connection

Establishing the connection

The conditions for establishing a connection

are described in "General notes"

(Y page 463).

A connection can be established by:

Rentering a web address (Y page 480).

Rcalling up the Mercedes-Benz Mobile web-

site (Y page 479)

Rcalling up a Mercedes-Benz App

(Y page 479).

Rcalling up a Favourite (Y page 480).

Rcalling up the Internet radio .

XTo cancel the connection: while the con-

nection is being established, select Can‐

cel.

XPress the ~ button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

iIf a phone call is made at the same time

as the active Internet connection, the ¡

symbol is displayed in :. The Internet con-

nection remains active depending on the

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mobile phone and mobile phone network

used.

Ending the connection

XPress the ~ button on COMAND Online

or on the multifunction steering wheel.

XTo select the scissors symbol on the bot-

tom right of the carousel view: turn and

press the controller.

iIf the mobile phone Internet connection is

cancelled, COMAND Online tries to recon-

nect. You should therefore always close the

connection on COMAND Online or via the

multifunction steering wheel.

Google™ Local Search

Calling up the local search menu

XIn the main function bar, select and confirm

the ® symbol using the controller.

The carousel view appears.

XBring the Mercedes-Benz Apps panel to

the front by turning the COMAND controller

and pressing to confirm.

The Mercedes-Benz Apps menu appears.

XBring the Google Local Search panel to

the front and press to confirm.

XTo exit the menu: select Back using the

controller.

Entry restriction

It is only possible to enter a search term in

the input menu when the vehicle is stationary.

Entering a search term

XIn the Local Search menu, select Search.

The input menu appears.

XTo enter using the character bar: enter

the search term.

XTo enter characters using the number

pad: press the number keys in rapid suc-

cession.

The character appears when the key is

pressed. The first available character is

highlighted.

XAfter entering the search term, select

¬and confirm with the controller.

A menu appears. Here, you can select

where the destination search should begin.

Selecting a search position

XAfter a search term has been entered and

confirmed, a menu appears.

COMAND Online searches for available

POIs for the search term entered:

Rnear the current vehicle position

Ralong the calculated route

If a destination has previously been

entered, the function is available.

Rnear the destination

If a destination has previously been

entered, the function is available.

Rnear an address

Rnear the current vehicle position

Rnear the destination

If a destination has previously been

entered, the function is available.

Rnear another location

XAfter selecting Near destination, enter

an address and confirm.

The search results are displayed.

XAfter selecting Other town, enter an

address and confirm.

The search results are displayed.

Using search results

XSelect an entry from the list of search

results using the controller (turn).

A menu appears.

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XTo display details: select Details.

The address of the selected entry is dis-

played.

XTo use a search result as the destina-

tion: select Use as destination.

You then switch to navigation mode and

can start route calculation.

iThe search result is stored in the

"Last destinations" memory at the same

time (Y page 417). You can take the desti-

nation from this memory and save it per-

manently in the contacts (Y page 417).

XTo call a destination: select Call.

You then switch to the telephone function

and make the call (Y page 435).

iIf there is no phone number available, the

menu item cannot be selected.

XTo import a destination: select Import.

You can choose whether you want to save

the POI as a personal POI on the SD mem-

ory card or in the address book.

The entry is stored in the address book. The

<Destination x> was imported into

the address book message appears.

XConfirm with OK.

iIf there is no SD memory card in the slot,

the As personal POI menu item cannot

be selected.

XInsert the SD memory card (Y page 495).

XTo save as a personal POI: confirm Save

as personal POI.

The entry is saved as a personal POI on the

SD memory card.

iYou can use a personal POI in navigation

mode for route calculation.

If the personal POI is saved on the SD mem-

ory, you can also use it for route calculation

in another vehicle.

XSave to address book: select Add to

address book.

The entry is stored in the address book.

Popular searches

This function allows you to search using pre-

defined search criteria.

XBring Popular searches in the local

search menu to the front by turning the

controller and pressing to confirm.

A menu displays the available search crite-

ria.

XSelect and confirm search criteria.

XProceed as described in the "Selecting the

search position" section (Y page 472). If

the vehicle is stationary, the search results

can be supplemented manually, e.g. "Hotel

Adler".

Proceed as described in the "Selecting the

search position" section (Y page 472). If

the vehicle is stationary, the search results

can be supplemented manually, e.g. "Hotel

Sakura".

Search history

This function offers you the previous search

queries.

XIn the Local Search menu, select Last

search queries.

The previous search queries are shown

with the most recent at the top.

XSelect and confirm search criteria.

XProceed as described in the "Selecting the

search position" section (Y page 472). If

the vehicle is stationary, the search results

can be supplemented manually, e.g. "Hotel

Adler".

Proceed as described in the "Selecting the

search position" section (Y page 472). If

the vehicle is stationary, the search results

can be supplemented manually, e.g. "Hotel

Sakura".

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Weather

Introduction

COMAND can receive weather forecasts any-

where in the world via online connection and

display them in an information chart (current

day, 5-day forecast) or in the weather map.

The weather map can display the following

weather data with symbols:

Rhazard icons (e.g. storms, slippery condi-

tions)

Rprecipitation radar (e.g. rain, snow)

Ratmospheric pressure conditions

Rtemperatures

Rcloud cover

Rwind direction and speeds

Switching the weather display on/off

XTo switch on: in the main function bar,

select the ® symbol with the controller

and press the confirm.

The carousel view appears.

XTurn the controller until Mercedes-Benz

Apps is brought to the front and press to

confirm.

The Mercedes-Benz Apps carousel view

appears.

XTurn the controller until Weather is brought

to the front and press to confirm.

The information chart shows the current

weather at the current vehicle position (fac-

tory setting). You can change the default

view and the default location in the Options

menu (Y page 477).

You see the following information:

Rthe time of the current weather report

Rthe current temperature

Rinformation on the weather (e.g. cloudy,

rain)

Rthe maximum daytime temperature

Rthe minimum daytime temperature

Rthe probability of rain

Rthe forecast for the current day (three time

intervals)

XTo switch to a five-day forecast: select

5-day.

The information chart displays the forecast

for the next five days in the currently selec-

ted location.

XTo return to the current weather infor-

mation: select Current.

XTo switch off: press the % button.

XSelect Back.

Irrespective of the option chosen, the car-

ousel view will appear.

Displaying additional information

In addition to the current temperatures, you

can also display information such as humidity

and air quality (if the information is available).

XIn the information chart, select Info.

The information chart displays information

for the selected location.

Selecting the location

Introduction

You can select the following options for the

weather forecast:

Rthe current vehicle position

Rthe destination

Ra winter sports area

Ra location anywhere in the world

You can select the location from the informa-

tion chart (Y page 474) or the map

(Y page 475). Weather information is sup-

plied by the nearest weather station.

Selecting the location from the informa-

tion chart

XIn the information chart, select Position.

A menu appears.

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XTo select the current vehicle position:

confirm Current position.

XTo select a destination: select Near des‐

tination.

iIf a route has been calculated, you can

select Near destination. The menu item

is otherwise greyed out.

XTo select a winter sports area: select In

winter sports area.

A list of countries appears.

XSelect a country, e.g. ANDORRA, and press

to confirm.

The available winter sports areas are dis-

played.

XSelect a winter sports area from the menu.

The information chart shows information

on:

Rtype of skiing

Rsnow conditions

Rtemperatures

XTo select a location: select Other loca‐

tion.

An input menu appears.

XEnter the search area. Character entry

(Y page 371).

The information chart with the weather

forecast appears when the search area has

been entered.

Entry Example

Postcode 10117

City Berlin

Address Unter den Linden

Airport code TXL (Tegel Airport)

Selecting the location from the weather

map

XCall up the weather map and move to the

desired location (Y page 475).

XPress the controller.

The menu bar is shown.

XPress the controller again and confirm

Display weather.

The information chart displays the current

weather for the selected location.

Weather map

Calling up the weather map

XIn the information chart, select Map.

The map appears in a scale of 20 km.

XTo display the crosshair: slide ZV the

controller.

XTo scroll the weather map: slide

XVY,ZVÆ or aVb the controller.

The weather map moves in the correspond-

ing direction under the crosshair.

XTo change the map scale: as soon as you

turn the controller, the scale bar appears.

XTurn until the desired scale is set.

iThe data is downloaded again from the

server for these functions. This can delay

the display of the weather map.

Showing/hiding the menu in the weather

map

XTo show: press the controller in the

weather map.

XTo hide: slide ZV the controller.

Switching to the weather information dis-

play in the map

XDisplay the menu on the weather map

(Y page 475).

XSelect View

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Weather char-

acteristic

Display in the map

Hazard icons Shows warnings

Weather

radar

Displays the rain radar as

a coloured area on the

map

Atmospheric

pressure

Displays air pressure

with isobars and as a col-

oured area on the map

Temperatures Displays the tempera-

tures

Cloud cover Displays the cloud cover

Winds Displays wind direction

with an arrow and wind

speed with colouring

iThe hazard icon display is preset in the

factory. This presetting can be changed in

the Options menu (Y page 477).

XSelect the weather characteristic.

The # dot indicates which weather charac-

teristic is currently displayed on the map.

You can select one weather characteristic

at a time.

Legend

XDisplay the menu on the weather map

(Y page 475).

XSelect View

XSelect Legend.

The legend is displayed in accordance with

the currently selected weather character-

istic.

XTo switch back to the information

chart: display the menu on the weather

map (Y page 475).

XSelect Display weather.

Memory functions

Storing a location in the memory

You can save locations that are called up fre-

quently in ten preset positions (0, 1 – 9).

XSelect the location (Y page 474).

XPress and hold a number key.

When the location is saved, the number of

the selected preset comes before the name

of the place in the caption.

Selecting a location from the memory

XQuick select: when the weather display

(COMAND Online) is switched on and an

entry is available, press a number key, e.g.

The information chart appears and displays

the weather information.

XFrom the weather memory: in the infor-

mation chart, select Position.

XSelect Memory.

XSelect a preset position that has an entry

with the controller and press to confirm.

The information chart appears and displays

the weather information.

Options

Introduction

You can select options for the following

Mercedes-Benz Apps on COMAND Online:

RLocal search (Y page 477)

RWeather (Y page 477)

RDestination/route download

(Y page 478)

You can reset the selected options to the

default settings (Y page 478).

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Calling up the Options menu

XIn the main function bar, select and confirm

the ® symbol using the controller.

The carousel view appears.

XBring the Mercedes-Benz Apps panel to

the front by turning the controller and

pressing to confirm.

XSelect Options.

Selecting options for the local search

Setting the search radius

XIn the Options menu, select Local

search.

The menu shows the current settings.

XConfirm the entry after Search radius:.

The # dot indicates the currently selected

search radius.

XSelect the desired entry.

The selected setting is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Selecting a service provider

XIn the Options menu, select Local

search.

The menu shows the current settings.

XSelect the entry after Service Pro‐

vider:.

The # dot indicates the currently selected

service provider.

iIf the entry is greyed out, you cannot

select the service provider.

XSelect and confirm the entry.

The selected service provider is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Deleting/saving search queries

XSelect the entry Delete search quer‐

ies.

A prompt appears, asking whether you

really wish to delete the search queries.

XSelect Yes or No and press to confirm.

Selecting options for the weather dis-

play

Setting the default view

You can specify which view is called up after

activating the weather display (Y page 474).

You can make the following settings:

Rcurrent weather

Rfive-day forecast

Rinfo view

Rlast view

XIn the Options menu, select

Weather(Y page 477).

The menu shows the current settings.

XConfirm the entry after Default view:.

The # dot indicates the currently selected

default view.

XSelect an entry with the controller and con-

firm.

The selected view is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Setting the default location

You can make the following settings:

Rcurrent position

Rcurrent destination

Rpresets

XIn the Options menu, select

Weather(Y page 477).

The menu shows the current settings.

XSelect the entry after Default loca‐

tion:.

The # dot indicates the currently selected

default location.

XSelect an entry with the controller and con-

firm.

The selected location is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

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Selecting weather data for the map view

The weather map can display the following

weather data:

Rhazard icons (e.g. storms, slippery condi-

tions)

Rprecipitation radar (e.g. rain, snow)

Ratmospheric pressure conditions

Rtemperatures

Rcloud cover

Rwind direction and speeds

You can select one feature each for the map

view.

The availability of weather information is

country-dependent.

XIn the Options menu, select

Weather(Y page 477).

The menu shows the current settings.

XSelect the entry after Map view:.

The # dot indicates the currently selected

feature.

XSelect and confirm the entry.

The selected feature is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Setting options for destination/route

download

Specifying the ID for the download

You can replace the vehicle identification

number (ID) with your e-mail address. The

vehicle identification number is usually

entered.

XIn the Options menu, select Download

destination/routes with the controller

and confirm (Y page 477).

The menu shows the current settings.

XConfirm the entry next to ID:.

An input menu appears.

XEnter an e-mail address. Character entry

(Y page 369).

XAfter entry, select ¬ and confirm.

The e-mail address is entered in the menu.

An e-mail will be sent to your e-mail address

shortly afterwards. You must confirm it

within 48 hours. Otherwise, your previous

ID will continue to be used.

XTo complete the settings, check your mail-

box and follow the link in the e-mail.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Setting the type of import

You can choose between manual and auto-

matic importing.

XSelect the entry after Import:.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect Manual or Automatic.

The setting is accepted.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

Deleting/keeping POIs after they have

been imported to the server

XSelect the entry after Import and

delete:.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect Yes or No and confirm.

The setting is accepted.

Yes deletes the POIs after importing to the

server.

No does not delete the POIs on the server.

XTo exit the menu: select Back.

iRoutes and destinations are automati-

cally deleted on the server after seven

days.

Resetting adjustments

The reset function resets all Mercedes-Benz

Apps settings to the factory settings. After

resetting, Google™ can only send routes and

destinations to the vehicle identification num-

ber (ID) once you have activated your e-mail

address again (Y page 478).

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XIn the main function bar, select and confirm

the ® symbol using the controller.

The carousel view appears.

XBring the Mercedes-Benz Apps panel to

the front by turning the controller and con-

firm.

XSelect Options.

XSelect Reset.

A prompt appears asking whether you

really wish to reset.

XSelect Yes or No and confirm.

If you select Yes, the settings are reset.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Mercedes-Benz Apps

Mercedes-Benz Mobile Website

The COMAND Online functions contain the

Mercedes-Benz Mobile Website as a prede-

fined favourite.

XIn the main function bar, select and confirm

the ® symbol using the controller.

The carousel view appears.

XBring the Mercedes-Benz Mobile Web‐

site panel to the front by turning the

COMAND controller and pressing to con-

firm.

The Mercedes-Benz home page appears.

iYou cannot delete the Mercedes-Benz

Mobile Website panel.

Further Mercedes-Benz Apps

You can call up additional Mercedes-Benz

Apps, such as Facebook, or Google™ serv-

ices, such as Street View or Panoramio, here.

The following examples show how to call up

a Mercedes-Benz App, for example Facebook,

and generally how to call up Google™ serv-

ices.

XTo call up Facebook: in the main function

bar, select the ® symbol with the control-

ler and press to confirm.

The carousel view appears.

XSelect the Mercedes-Benz Apps panel.

The Mercedes-Benz Apps menu appears.

XConfirm the Facebook entry.

The Facebook homepage appears.

XTo call up Google™ services: this is done

through Google™ Local Search

(Y page 473).

iFacebook is a social networking website.

This App allows you to log in from your

vehicle and use Facebook's many func-

tions.

Google™ Street View allows you to view

streets in 360-degree panoramas.

Google™ Panoramio expands Google Local

Search to include photos at the selected

position.

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Internet

Calling up a website

Display restriction

Internet pages cannot be shown while the

vehicle is in motion.

Calling up the carousel view

XIn the main function bar, select the ® sym-

bol using the controller.

The carousel view appears.

You can now enter a web address

(Y page 480).

To select in the carousel view, you must first

create favourites (Y page 482).

Entering a web address

You can enter the web address using either

the character bar or the number keypad

(Y page 371).

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XSelect www with controller and press.

An input menu appears.

XTo enter using the character bar: enter

the web address in the input line. Character

entry (Y page 369).

As soon as the first letter has been entered

in the input line, a list appears below it. The

list shows web addresses that begin with

the letters you have entered and web

addresses that have already been called

up.

The list is empty the first time you call it up.

XTo enter characters using the number

pad: press the number keys in rapid suc-

cession.

The character appears when the key is

pressed. The first available letter is high-

lighted. Enter the character using the char-

acter bar (Y page 371).

XAfter entering the web address, confirm the

¬ symbol using the controller.

The website is called up.

XTo select a web address from the list:

slide ZV the controller in the input menu

with character bar.

The list is activated.

XSelect and confirm the web address.

The web address is entered in the input line.

XPress the controller.

The website is called up. The Establish‐

ing data connection to <provider

name>... message appears.

Selecting favourites

You must create at least one favourite in the

carousel view for this function (Y page 482).

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XIn the carousel view, bring a favourite to the

front with the controller and press to con-

firm.

The website is called up.

Menu functions

Calling up a menu

XTo call up the shortcut: highlight the

selectable item on the page with the con-

troller and press to confirm.

XTo call up the entire menu: when the

shortcut is displayed, slide VÆ the control-

ler.

XSelect a free area on the website with the

controller ZVÆ, XVY or aVb.

Opening

Opens the website to the selectable item.

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Open.

Entering a URL

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Enter URL.

XEnter a web address (URL) (Y page 480).

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Calling up the previous website

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Previous.

Calling up the next website

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Next.

View

You can use this function to:

Rposition a selection window on websites

that are larger than the display

Rselect a window that is already open

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect View

XPress the z key on the number keypad.

iYou cannot use the z key if a phone

call is being made.

XTo position the selection window: select

Full-screen view of current page.

A selection window appears on the web-

site.

XSlide XVY, ZVÆ or aVb the controller and

position the selection window on the web-

site.

XPress the controller.

The selected section is enlarged.

XTo display and select open windows:

select Display open windows.

The carousel view appears.

XPress the controller.

The website is displayed.

Exiting the menu

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect End.

The Internet browser is closed. If other win-

dows are opened in the background,

another prompt appears.

Other menu functions

Opening in a new window

You can open up to five windows simultane-

ously.

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Open in new window.

XTo select the window: select View.

XIn the carousel view, select the websites

with the controller.

Add to favourites

Adds the current website to the favourites.

The website can then be called up using the

carousel view. You can save up to 20 favour-

ites in the carousel view.

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Add to favourites.

The following message appears: The page

has been added as a favourite.

Display favourites

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Display favourites.

The favourites are shown in the carousel

view.

Further information on favourites

(Y page 482).

Reloading a website

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Refresh.

Close active window

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Close active window

XPress the j button to the right of the

COMAND controller.

iYou cannot use the j button if a

phone call is being made.

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Displaying the complete web address of the

selected link

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Link details.

The URL appears.

XPress the controller and close the display.

Settings

The settings are described in a separate sec-

tion (Y page 483).

Favourites

Introduction

Favourites are frequently visited websites.

You have the following options for creating a

favourite:

Rin the carousel view (Y page 482)

Rvia the menu item Add to favour‐

ites(Y page 481)

Before creating a favourite in the carousel

view, you must first close active connections

(Y page 472).

You can select and edit favourites that you

have created.

Creating favourites

Creating favourites in the carousel view

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XBring the Create new favourite panel to

the front with the controller cVd or XVY.

XPress the controller.

An input menu appears.

XEnter the web address (URL) and name

using either the character bar or the num-

ber keypad. Character entry (Y page 369).

XConfirm the ¬ symbol with controller.

The favourite has been created.

Adding a favourite via the menu

XWhen a website is displayed, call up the

menu.

XSelect Add to favourites from menu

(Y page 481).

Selecting favourites

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XSelect a favourite from the carousel display

with the controller.

The favourite is opened.

Editing favourites

Editing favourites in the carousel view

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XSelect Edit.

An input menu appears.

XEnter the web address (URL) and name

using either the character bar or the num-

ber keypad (Y page 369).

Editing favourites in the Favourites menu

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Display favourites.

The favourite is displayed.

XPress the controller.

The Favourites menu appears.

XSelect Edit.

XPress the g key on the number keypad.

An input menu appears.

XEnter the web address (URL) and name

using either the character bar or the num-

ber keypad. Character entry (Y page 369).

Other functions in the Favourites menu

Opening current favourites

XCall up the Favourites menu (Y page 482).

XSelect Open.

Opens the current favourites in a new win-

dow.

Opening in a new window

XCall up the Favourites menu (Y page 482).

XSelect Open in new window.

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Calling up details

XCall up the Favourites menu (Y page 482).

XSelect Details.

XPress the z button.

The detailed display appears.

Exiting

XCall up the Favourites menu (Y page 482).

XSelect End.

XPress the % button to the left of the

controller.

The Favourites menu closes.

Deleting favourites

Deleting favourites in the carousel view

XCall up the carousel view (Y page 480).

XSelect Delete.

A query appears.

XSelect Yes and confirm.

The favourite is deleted.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

Deleting favourites in the Favourites

XSelect Delete.

XPress the j button.

The favourite is deleted.

Settings

Settings menu

XCall up the menu (Y page 480).

XSelect Setup.

You can activate/deactivate the following

settings:

RDownload images automatically

It may take some time to download the

contents of websites that contain a large

number of images. Therefore, it may be

useful to deactivate this option.

RBlock popups

Popups are windows (usually with adver-

tisements) which are displayed automati-

cally when you call up a website. You can

block these displays.

REnable JavaScript

JavaScript makes it possible to display and

interact with dynamic content on the web-

site.

REnable cookies

Some websites save information in small

text files (cookies) in COMAND Online. You

can determine whether cookies may be

stored.

RCharacter size

You can select the font size which is used

when displaying the website.

RCharacter code

You can select a different character set

here, e.g. if the characters of a website

appear distorted.

RDeleting private data

Deletes data which has been saved by the

browser during Internet use.

Changing settings

XSelect the controller settings.

Switch the setting on O or off ª.

XSelect Character size or Character

code with the controller.

iIf you change the settings, the websites

may not be displayed correctly.

Deleting private data

XSelect Delete private data.

A menu appears.

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XSelect the setting with the controller.

The # dot in front of an entry indicates

which setting is active.

XSelect Delete all data on exiting.

Switch the setting on O or off ª.

Option Function

All Deletes all private

data.

Cache Deletes data in the

temporary storage.

Cookies Deletes cookies that

are created by web-

sites which you have

called up.

Websites visited Deletes all websites

visited (path).

ODelete all

data on exiting

If this function is

activated O, all pri-

vate data is deleted

when you exit the

Internet browser.

iIf you reset COMAND Online to the fac-

tory settings (reset function), these set-

tings are deleted (Y page 380).

Calling up the carousel view and closing

the Internet browser

XTo call up the carousel view: press the

% button for longer than two seconds.

XTo close the Internet browser: press the

% button again for longer than two sec-

onds.

Radio

Radio mode

Switching to radio mode

XPress the $ button.

The radio display appears. You will hear the

last station played on the last waveband

selected.

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Radio basic display

XTo activate the main function and menu bar: in radio mode, slide ZVÆ the controller.

:Main function bar

;Status bar with active traffic announcements

=Main display field with available stations and additional displays

?Display of radio station selected

ARadio menu bar

BClimate control status bar

CContext display with additional radio text information

Radio menu overview

Main function bar Submenu Commentary

Radio FM/DAB radio FM/DAB radio mode

AM radio SW/MW/LW radio mode

Radio station memories 99 preset positions for radio sta-

tions

Info on radio Digital Owner's Manual

Internet radio Web radio

Menu bar Submenu Commentary

Options Tag these tracks Creates link to iTunes Store

Frequency entry Manual frequency entry

Current station list with

EPG

Station list with programme pre-

view

Start this application

from another seat

Starts COMAND Online at a differ-

ent seat

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Menu bar Submenu Commentary

Station tracking Station tracking options

Display artist and track Switches artist and track display

on and off

TA Switches the traffic announce-

ments on/off

Sorting Sorts the list of stations

Edit Selects and edits station presets

èSearches for station by name

Waveband Selection of radio sources

Info Switches radio text plus informa-

tion on/off

Sound Sound and balance control

Switching to DAB radio mode

Using the function button

XPress the $ button.

The radio or DAB radio display appears.

You will hear the last station played in the

last ensemble selected.

DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) is an opti-

mised digital transmission standard designed

for the mobile reception of radio transmis-

sions. Several programmes are combined

into so-called ensembles and transmitted on

a single frequency.

Some stations only transmit programmes at

certain times. If you have selected a station

that has subsequently been removed from

the ensemble, it will no longer be received.

You will continue to receive the other pro-

grammes in the ensemble. You will then need

to select a different programme.

iDAB cannot be received everywhere in

Europe.

Setting the waveband

Using the function button

XPress the $ button again.

You switch between FM/DAB radio, AM

radio, Radio station memories, Info

on radio and Internet radio.

ADDITIONAL SETTING OPTIONS:

Using the main function bar

XIn radio mode: slide ZV the controller.

The main function bar and menu bar

appear. Radio is active.

XPress the controller.

The carousel menu appears with a selec-

tion of FM/DAB radio, AM radio, Radio

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station memories, Info on radio and

Internet radio.

XTurn the controller until the required wave-

band is in the centre and press to confirm.

Via the menu bar

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

The main function bar and menu bar

appear.

XTo select the Waveband: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

The carousel menu appears with a selec-

tion of FM/DAB radio, AM radio, Radio

station memories, Info on radio and

Internet radio.

XTurn the controller until the required wave-

band is in the centre.

Setting a station

From the main display field

XTurn the controller until the required sta-

tion is in the centre.

From the station list

iThe station list is only available in the FM/

DAB waveband. It includes all stations that

can be received.

XIn radio mode: press the controller.

The station list appears with the stations

currently available.

XTo select the desired station: turn and

press the controller.

From the current station list with EPG

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XSelect Options.

XSelect Current station list with

EPG.

XTo select the station: turn and press the

controller.

The loudspeaker symbol in front of a preset

position shows the station currently set.

The title of the current programme appears

below the station name. In addition to the

station name, there is also a timeline with

a progress bar.

XTo switch between Current programme

and Preview: slide XVY the controller.

Using frequency entry

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

The radio menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn and press the con-

troller.

XSelect Frequency entry.

XEnter the station frequency in the entry

field using the telephone keypad or

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COMAND remote control, and press the

controller.

Using the search function

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

The radio menu bar appears.

XSelect è and enter the first letters of the

required station using the controller.

As soon as there are enough characters

entered, COMAND Online automatically

recognises and enters the available sta-

tions.

Using station presets

XQuick setting:

Briefly press a number key, e.g. l.

The station stored in second place is set.

Tagging music tracks

If an Apple device is connected, the music

tracks displayed in the radio text can be pur-

chased from the iTunes Store.

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XSelect Options.

XSelect Tag this track.

A message will appear about connecting to

the iTunes Store.

Radio Data System (RDS)

General notes

The Radio Data System (RDS) provides inaud-

ible additional information in the FM wave-

band.

This includes, for instance, reception quality

and RDS data such as programme names and

alternative frequencies. COMAND Online

saves the data and is therefore able to switch

quickly to an alternative frequency with a bet-

ter signal.

iRDS only functions for stations which

transmit RDS data.

Switching RDS on/off

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XSelect Options.

XSelect Station tracking.

Automatic

Switching between alternative frequencies in

the analogue (FM) and digital (DAB) wave-

bands takes place automatically.

Digital

Station tracking only searches in the digital

waveband.

Analogue

Station tracking only searches in the ana-

logue waveband.

Frequency fix

COMAND Online stays with the stations set

even if reception is poor and does not change

to a frequency with better reception quality.

Display artist and track

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XSelect Options.

XYou can determine whether or not radio

text plus information is shown in the main

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display area with O or ª before Show

artist and title.

Switching traffic announcements on/

off

iYou can receive traffic announcements

(TA) from a number of FM stations. TA in

the status bar indicates that traffic

announcement reception is switched on.

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XSelect Options.

XYou can switch the traffic announcements

on or off with O or ª before TA.

If the traffic announcement function is

switched on, the symbol TA appears in the

status bar.

XPress and hold the 8 button on the

multifunction steering wheel until the

TA display in the status bar lights up or goes

out.

A warning tone sounds. If the traffic

announcement function is switched on, the

TA symbol appears in the status bar.

iWhen traffic announcements are

switched on, a traffic announcement will

interrupt the currently activated radio or

media source.

Telephone conversations and navigation

announcements are not interrupted.

Interrupting a traffic announcement

XBriefly press the 8 button on the multi-

function steering wheel.

COMAND Online switches back to the sta-

tion that was selected before the

announcement. Any subsequent new

announcements will continue to interrupt

the station.

Sorting

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Sorting.

ABC/123

The current list of stations is ordered alpha-

betically.

Genre

The current list of stations is ordered accord-

ing to genre, such as Pop/Classic/Info etc.

Storing a station

iThe most important stations for your

region are already saved in COMAND

Online. There are 99 preset positions avail-

able.

XQuick store: press the number key, e.g.

l, until you hear a tone. The station is

saved to second place in the radio station

presets.

XTo save using edit: in radio mode, slide

VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Edit.

The list of saved stations appears.

XTo select the preset: turn the controller and

press.

A tone confirms that the currently selected

station has been saved to the radio station

presets.

Any preset already occupied is overwritten

by the newly saved station.

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Managing preset entries

Storing current stations

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Edit.

XSelect the position of the required preset:

turn the controller.

This can also be a preset position that is

already occupied, which is then overwritten

by the current station.

XSlide VY the controller.

An additional menu appears.

XTo select the Save current station

option: turn and press the controller.

The currently set station is stored in the

selected preset position. A tone signals a

successful preset entry.

Moving marked stations

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Edit.

XTo select the required preset entry: turn the

controller.

XSlide VY the controller.

An additional menu appears.

XTo select the Move highlighted sta‐

tion/channel option: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

The list of stored stations appears again.

XTo move the marked station to the new

position: turn the controller and press to

confirm.

A tone signals the successful transfer of the

station to the new position in the storage

list.

Deleting marked stations

XIn radio mode: slide VÆ the controller.

XTo select Options in the menu bar: turn

and press the controller.

XSelect Edit.

XTo select the required preset entry: turn the

controller.

XSlide VY the controller.

XTo select the Delete highlighted sta‐

tion/channel option in the additional

menu: turn and press the controller.

A tone signals the successful deletion of

the station from the list.

Radio text/radio text plus

The function is available in FM mode and in

DAB radio mode.

Radio text is additional data that, in addition

to displaying the artist and track, also

includes information on the current program.

If the station supports radio text plus, only the

artist and track are displayed.

XTo switch on radio text: in radio mode, slide

VÆ the controller.

The Radio menu bar is shown.

XTo select Info: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

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With an active Info button, a larger view of

the radio stations set will be shown together

with radio text information in place of the

radio station overview. The frequency is visi-

ble in the context display.

XTo switch on radio text plus: in radio mode,

slide VÆ the controller.

The Radio menu bar is shown.

XSelect Info.

The display switches back to the radio sta-

tion overview with radio text information.

Media

Features of your COMAND Online

These operating instructions describe all

standard and optional equipment available

for your COMAND Online system at the time

of purchase. Country-specific differences are

possible. Please note that your

COMAND Online system may not be equip-

ped with all the features described. This is

also the case for systems and functions rele-

vant to safety. Therefore, the equipment on

your COMAND Online system may differ from

that in the descriptions and illustrations.

Should you have any questions concerning

equipment and operation, please consult a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

Activating media mode

General notes

There are several ways to activate media

sources using COMAND Online.

The relevant sections of the Owner's Manual

describe the simplest way to activate a media

source.

This section describes all options for activat-

ing media sources.

Using the MEDIA button

XPress the Õ button.

The menu for the last accessed media

source appears.

XTo select the media source: keep pressing

the Õ button until the required media

source has been set.

The media sources appear in the following

order:

RCD

RMemory card

RMedia Register

RMedia Interface 1

RMedia Interface 2

RBT audio

RAux

If playable music files are found, they will

be played by COMAND Online.

XTo display the function bars: slide V¬ the

controller.

Switching on automatically

XWhen an external media source is connec-

ted, this media mode is automatically

switched on by COMAND Online.

External media sources:

RApple devices (e.g. iPhone)

RUSB devices (e.g. USB stick, MP3 player)

RSD cards

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Rvia AUX cable (automatic activation

depends on the device connected)

Rvia devices connected by Bluetooth

If playable music files are found, they will

be played by COMAND Online.

If a media function is already switched on

in COMAND Online, this will be interrupted

and the basic display of the newly connec-

ted device will appear.

If COMAND Online is being operated in

another function, such as navigation, when

an external media source is connected, the

basic display will not change. Only the

music from the newly connected data car-

rier will play

Using the main function bar

Display of media sources in the carousel menu

XTo select Media: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The carousel menu appears with the avail-

able media sources.

XSelect the media source.

If the disc contains music or video files,

these will be played. The corresponding

basic menu will be shown.

Using the number keypad

XTouch any number key when in media

mode.

You see the numbered keypad. The active

disc is marked.

XTo select a disc: press the corresponding

number key.

If the disc contains music or video files,

these will be played. The corresponding

basic menu will be shown.

Using the device list

XIn media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Devices : turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The available media sources will be shown.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect the media source.

If the disc contains music or video files,

these will be played. The corresponding

basic menu will be shown.

Audio CD/DVD and MP3 mode

Safety notes

GWARNING

The CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product.

If you open the housing of the CD/DVD drive,

invisible laser beams may be released. These

laser beams may damage your retina. There

is a risk of injury.

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You must not open the casing. Always have

maintenance work and repairs carried out at

a qualified specialist workshop.

GWARNING

Only when the vehicle is stationary should

you:

Rload a disc

Reject a disc

There is a risk of being distracted from the

road and traffic conditions if this is done while

the vehicle is in motion.

Inserting and removing a disc from the

single CD/DVD drive

XTo insert: press the þ button on the

single drive.

If there is a disc already inserted, it will be

ejected.

XInsert a disc into the disc slot with the prin-

ted side facing upwards.

The drive closes and the disc is played.

If the CD/DVD is operated in Media mode,

the corresponding basic menu will be

shown. If the CD/DVD is started using

another application (e.g. Navi), the display

will not change.

iThe drive may not be able to play discs

with copy protection.

XTo remove: press the þ button.

The drive ejects the disc.

XRemove the ejected disc from the slot.

If you do not take the disc out of the slot, it

is drawn in again automatically after a short

while.

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Menu overview

CD mode basic display

:Main function bar

;Status bar with active traffic announcements

=Artist and album

?Track number/number of songs in the track list

ATrack display on the disc

BPlayback time for the current title

CClimate control status bar

DMedia menu bar

EElapsed playback time for the current title

FGraphic time display

GAdditional display area with cover view

Inserting discs into the DVD changer

The DVD changer has a magazine with six

trays.

XTo insert the CD/DVD into the maga-

zine tray: press the V button.

The magazine menu appears.

XTo select the magazine tray: turn the

controller and press to confirm.

The DVD changer switches to the selected

magazine tray.

You see the Please wait... message.

You then see the Please insert disc

<<x>> message.

XInsert a disc into the disc slot with the prin-

ted side facing upwards.

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XTo load the empty magazine trays: press

the V button.

The magazine menu appears.

XTo select Load empty slots: slide V¬,

turn and press controller.

COMAND Online switches to the next

empty magazine tray.

You see the Please wait... message.

You then see the Please insert disc

<<x>> message.

XInsert a disc into the disc slot with the prin-

ted side facing upwards.

Once the disc is loaded, the DVD changer

switches to the next empty tray.

XRepeat these steps until all magazine trays

are filled.

The DVD changer plays the last inserted

disc.

XTo cancel the loading process: press the

V button.

XTo select % in the magazine menu: turn

and press the controller.

Ejecting discs from the DVD changer

If you remove one disc while playing another

disc, the DVD changer interrupts playback.

Playback continues once the disc has been

ejected.

XTo eject a single CD/DVD: press the

V button.

The magazine menu appears. The current

disc is marked.

:Data medium type

;Active ejection

=Disc name

?Empty tray no. 4

ACurrent disc

XTo select a disc: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The DVD changer ejects the disc.

XTake the disc out of the slot.

XTo eject all CDs/DVDs: press the V

button.

The magazine menu appears.

XSelect Eject all.

The last selected disc is ejected.

The Please remove disc <<<<x>>>>

message appears.

XRemove the disc.

The DVD changer ejects the disc.

XRepeat the last step until the magazine is

empty.

XTo exit the menu: press the V button.

XSelect % in the magazine menu.

Inserting and removing an SD memory

card

General notes

COMAND Online supports SD memory cards

(Secure Digital) and SDHC memory cards

(Secure Digital High Capacity).

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iIf you are no longer using the SD memory

card, you should remove it. High tempera-

tures can damage the card.

Insert an SD memory card

XInsert the memory card into the slot on the

control panel until the SD memory card

engages into place. The side with the con-

tacts must face downwards.

The music is played while the files are loa-

ded in the background. If there are no sup-

ported audio/video files, you will see a

message to this effect.

Ejecting an SD memory card

XPress the memory card.

The memory card is ejected.

XRemove the memory card.

Connecting USB devices

There are two USB ports located in the stow-

age compartment in the centre console.

XConnect the USB device to the USB port.

The music is played while the files are loa-

ded in the background. If there are no sup-

ported audio/video files, you will see a

message to this effect.

iMP3 players must support Media Transfer

Protocol (MTP).

Switching to audio CD/audio DVD or

MP3 mode

Switching on automatically

When an external media source is connected,

the media mode is automatically switched on

by COMAND Online.

XInsert CDs/DVDs: (Y page 493)

XInsert a SD memory card: (Y page 495)

XConnect a USB device: (Y page 496)

COMAND loads the medium inserted and

starts to play it automatically.

FURTHER OPTIONS FOR SWITCHING ON:

RUsing the number keypad: (Y page 492)

RUsing the main function bar: (Y page 492)

RUsing the device list: (Y page 492)

RUsing the Õ button: (Y page 491)

Options menu

XIn Media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

Playing similar tracks

XSelect Play similar tracks.

COMAND Online automatically creates and

plays a track list with similar tracks. If there

are no comparable tracks on the data car-

rier, you will see a message to this effect.

XSelect the required track.

Play mode

XTo select Play mode: turn the controller

and press to confirm.

XSelect Normal track sequence.

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The current tracklist is played in the order

it appears on the data medium.

XTo select Mix track list.

The current track list is played in random

order.

XSelect Random media.

All tracks on the data medium are played in

random order.

Skip to time

XSelect Skip to time.

A pop-up menu appears.

XTo set the time: turn the controller.

Set the desired time using the number key-

pad.

Select active partition

XWith the Select active partition

option, you can select a partition in the USB

data medium.

Save files to Media Register

iWith the Save files to Media Regis‐

ter option, you can transfer supported

audio/video/image files to the COMAND

Online hard drive.

XTo select the option Save files to

Media Register: turn and press the con-

troller

A menu opens (Y page 504).

Managing the Media Register

XTo select Rename / delete files: press

the controller.

The contents are shown. Using the control-

ler, files and folders can be renamed or

deleted.

A pop-up window appears when the file is

renamed. The characters are entered using

the controller.

XTo select Delete all media files: turn

and press the controller.

Files and folders can be completely deleted

from the Media Register.

XSelect Memory info: important parame-

ters for your COMAND Online hard drive are

shown.

Start at a different seat

Link to....

Show track information

Checking or unchecking the box before Show

track information displays or hides the

information on the track, artist and album in

the main display field.

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Stop and playback function

XTo stop playback: in audio/video mode,

slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo activate Ë in the media menu bar:

turn the controller and press to confirm

Playback is interrupted here. The display

changes to Ì.

XTo continue playback: in audio/video

mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo activate Ì in the Media menu bar:

turn and press the controller.

Playback is continued from the point of

interruption. The symbol changes to Ë.

Selecting a track

Selecting by skipping to a track

XTo skip forwards or backwards to a track:

turn or briefly slide XVY the controller in

the media basic display.

Selecting a track using the number key-

pad

XPress the ¯ key on the number keypad.

A numerical entry field appears. The num-

ber of positions offered corresponds to the

number of tracks on the CD/DVD. Only

numbers that correspond to a track num-

ber on the CD/DVD can be entered.

XEnter the desired track number using the

number keys.

The track plays after the last possible num-

ber is entered.

iPressing and holding a number key for

more than 2 seconds completes the entry,

and the corresponding track is played.

The search menu

XIn media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo select Search: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The category list is shown.

XSelect a category, e.g. Genres.

Sub-categories appear with the selection of

the main category (depends on the

COMAND Online default settings and the

music tracks available).

XSelect a sub-category, e.g. Blues.

If the sub-category Blues includes music

tracks, these will be shown.

Gracenote Media Database

General notes

This function is only available in audio CD

mode.

There is a version of

Gracenote® music recognition technology,

Emeryville, California, USA on the

COMAND Online hard disk. You will recognise

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this by the logo in the bottom right-hand cor-

ner of certain audio displays.

If the audio CD does not contain any CD text

information, COMAND Online can use the

Gracenote® Media Database to identify

unknown audio tracks when in audio CD

mode.

Internet update of metadata

With the option Internet update of meta

data, the CD-A meta data that is not available

(cover, track, album, artist, etc.) can be reloa-

ded to the internal Gracenote database. An

Internet connection is required for this. See

Selecting Internet update of meta data

XIn media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XIn the selection list, select Update meta‐

data via Internet.

A connection with the Gracenote data

server is established. The missing data is

loaded, saved and displayed in the main

display field.

If there is no data found or there is no Inter-

net connection, a corresponding error mes-

sage will appear.

Switching the Gracenote® data display

on/off

XSwitch on audio CD mode .

XTo select Gracenote Media Database:

turn and press the controller.

XTo switch the display off: select None.

In the basic display, Track 1, Track 2 etc.

are shown instead of the Gracenote® data,

for example.

XTo switch on the display: press the control-

ler.

Notes on MP3 mode

Permissible data carriers

RCD-R and CD-RW

RDVD-R and DVD-RW

RSD memory card

RUSB storage device

Permissible file systems

RISO 9660/Joliet standard for CDs

RUDF for audio and video DVDs

RFAT16, FAT32, exFAT and NTFS for SD

memory card and USB storage media

Multisession CDs

For multisession CDs, the content of the first

session determines how COMAND Online will

process the CD. COMAND Online plays only

one session and gives priority to the audio CD

session.

File structure of a disc

When you create a disc with compressed

music files, the tracks can be organised in

folders. A folder may also contain subfolders.

The disc may contain no more than eight

directory levels. Files beyond the eighth level

will not be recognised by the system.

iCOMAND Online loads up to 15,000 files

from USB/SD storage media.

Track and file names

When you create a disc with compressed

music files, you can assign names to the

tracks and folders.

If MP3 or WMA files are stored in the root

directory itself, the root directory will also be

treated as a folder.

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You should observe the following when

assigning track names:

Rtrack names must have at least one char-

acter.

Rtrack names must have the ending of a

supporting audio/video format, e.g.

mp3m, mp3, aac or wma.

Rthere must be a full stop between the track

name and the extension.

Example of a correct track name:

"Track1.mp3".

Permissible formats

COMAND supports the following formats:

RMP3

RWMA

Radditional music files in AAC format with

the file extensions .aac, .mp4, .m4a

and .m4b, but not copy-protected iTunes

music files with the extension .m4p.

Permissible bit and sampling rates

COMAND supports MP3 files of the following

types:

Rfixed and variable bit rates from 32 kbit/s

to 320 kbit/s

Rsampling rates of 8 kHz to 48 kHz

COMAND Online supports WMA files of the

following types:

Rfixed bit rates from 5 kbit/s to 384 kbit/s

Rsampling rates of 8 kHz to 48 kHz

COMAND Online does not support WMA files

of the following types:

RDRM (Digital Rights Management) encryp-

ted files

Rvariable bit rate

RWMA Pro

R5.1 Surround

iOnly use tracks with a bit rate of at least

128 kbit/s and a sampling rate of at least

44.1 kHz. Lower rates may cause a notice-

able deterioration in quality. This is espe-

cially the case if you have activated a sur-

round sound function.

Selecting an active partition (USB mass

storage devices only)

You can select this function for USB storage

devices when the storage device is parti-

tioned. Up to 9 partitions (primary or logical,

FAT, FAT32 and NTFS) are supported.

Select active partition

XTo select Options in the menu media bar:

turn and press the controller.

XSelect active partition.

Notes on copyright

Audio/video files that you create or repro-

duce yourself for playback are generally sub-

ject to copyright protection.

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

with these.

Notes on CDs/DVDs

! COMAND Online is designed to play 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 can-

not be ejected and can damage the device.

Only use round discs with a diameter of

12 cm. Do not use discs with a diameter of

8 cm, even with an adapter.

Discs with copy protection are not compati-

ble with the CD standard and therefore may

not be able to be played by COMAND Online.

You may encounter playback problems when

playing copied discs.

There may be playback problems if you play

CDs that you have copied yourself with a stor-

age capacity of more than 700 MB.

iCOMAND Online is able to play back

audio CDs in multichannel audio format.

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Music search

Starting a music search

XIn Media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Search: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The category list appears.

General notes

COMAND Online reads media files from the

following data carriers:

RDisc (CD/DVD Audio)

RMemory card

RMEDIA REGISTER

RUSB memory

RApple devices (folder, year and photos are

not available)

The categories are displayed according to the

data available.

Category list

Depending on the connected media sources

and files, the following categories are listed:

RCurrent tracklist

RFolder

RSelect by cover

RKeyword search

RPlaylists

RArtists

RAlbums

RTracks

RGenres

RYear

RComposers

RVideos

RPhotos

iThe functions are available as soon as the

entire media content has been read and

analysed.

If the same device is reconnected with

unchanged media content, these functions

are available more quickly.

When connecting Apple® devices, the cat-

egories “Folder”, “Year” and “Photos” are

not available.

Searching by genre

XTo select Genre in the category list: turn

and press the controller.

COMAND Online searches all media sour-

ces. A selection list with Genre and media

sources appears.

XTo select the desired Genre: turn and press

the controller.

A selection list with music tracks from the

selected genre appears.

XSelect a music track.

The track is played. The basic menu for the

active media source is shown.

XTo exit the selection list: press the %

button.

To search for other categories, proceed as

described in the example for "Searching by

genre".

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Search by current track list

XTo select Current track list in the cat-

egory list: turn and press the controller.

The selection list appears.

XSelect the required track.

Searching by folder

Here, the search covers the entire directory

and the tracks available from the active data

medium.

XTo select Folder in the category list: turn

and press the controller.

The folder list appears.

XSelect the required folder.

The track list appears.

XSelect the required track.

Keyword Search

XTo select Keyword search from the cate-

gory list: turn the controller and press to

confirm.

The input field appears.

XTo select all required characters: turn and

press the controller for each letter

(Y page 369).

X¬ .

The search results are displayed.

The numbers behind the results, as shown

in the example Artists (2/0), represent 2

results that match the keyword exactly and

0 results that are similar.

XSelect one of the results.

Any entries already included in the results

list are shown in the Search history and

can be directly selected.

XSelect one entry, e.g. Artists.

Albums and covers (if available) are shown.

XSelect an album.

The tracks are listed.

XSelect a track.

The basic display appears and playback

starts.

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Media Register

General notes

iKeep your original music files, photos and

video files in a secure location. An error in

COMAND Online may result in the loss of

music files stored in the MEDIA REGISTER.

Mercedes-Benz is not liable for any loss of

data.

You can store music files, photos or video files

in the MEDIA REGISTER. The memory has a

capacity of 10 GB.

Switching the MEDIA REGISTER on

XPress the Õ button repeatedly until the

MEDIA REGISTER is switched on.

Pressing the button repeatedly changes

the operating mode in the following order:

RDisc

RMemory card

RMedia Register

RMedia Interface 1

RMedia Interface 2

RBluetooth audio

RAux

If music files are available, playback begins at

the point last listened to.

If there are no files, you will see a message to

this effect.

FURTHER OPTIONS FOR SWITCHING ON:

RUsing the number keypad: (Y page 492)

RUsing the main function bar: (Y page 492)

RUsing the device list: (Y page 492)

RUsing the Õ button: (Y page 491)

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MEDIA REGISTER basic display

:Status bar with traffic announcements switched on

;Main function bar

=Artist and album

?Display for the active data medium

ADisplay of current track in the track list

BMedia menu bar

CNumerical time display

DGraphic time display

EAdditional display area with cover view

Copying files to the MEDIA REGISTER

General notes

You can copy photos, music files and videos

from the following media:

Rdiscs in a CD/DVD changer or a single CD/

DVD drive

RSD memory card

RUSB memory

RMP3 player

iData can only be copied from an MP3

player if this can be configured as a mass

storage device.

Video files from DVD-V cannot be copied.

While copying, several functions will not be

available. If this is the case, you will see a

message to this effect.

1. Selecting a data medium

XTo switch on media mode: keep pressing

the Õ button until the required media

mode has been switched on.

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Save files to Media Register.

The media list appears. A data medium

from which files can be copied is selected

automatically.

iThe function Save files to Media

application.

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XSelect the displayed data medium.

The data medium is loaded.

If the data medium contains files that can

be copied, you will see a selection menu.

2. Selecting files

XTo select All files: turn the controller

and press to confirm

This command copies all files from the

selected data medium. The symbol in front

of All files is filled in. All subsequent

entries have a tick O beside them.

XSelect a folder.

A tick O next to the folder entry highlights

the selection.

iThe selection of a target folder is optional.

If there is no target folder given, the selec-

ted files are saved to the main directory of

the Media Register.

3. Confirming your selection

XTo select Continue: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

The copying menu appears.

4. Starting the copying process

In the example, files are copied from a USB

stick to the MEDIA REGISTER.

XTo select Start: press the controller.

If there is no target folder given, the selec-

ted files are saved to the main directory of

the Media Register.

XTo select Target folder: turn and press

the controller.

XSelect a folder.

XSelect Continue.

XTo select Start: press the controller.

Copying begins. The progress bar indicates

the status of the copying procedure.

It may take some time for the copying proc-

ess to be completed, depending on the

amount of data. If there is not enough mem-

ory space, you will see a message to this

effect.

Once copying is complete, you hear the first

track of the copied album. You can now copy

more files to the MEDIA REGISTER.

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XTo cancel copying: select Cancel.

Files are stored in the MEDIA REGISTER up

until the point of cancellation.

Renaming/deleting files

XTo switch on Media mode: keep pressing

the Õ button until the required media

mode has been switched on.

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Manage Media Register.

XSelect Rename / delete files.

The file list is displayed.

XTo highlight the selected files: turn and

press the controller.

XSlide VY the controller.

You can select either Edit or Delete.

XTo select the Edit file: turn and press the

controller.

The following entry field appears.

XRename the file.

XTo save changes: press ¬with the con-

troller.

Renaming a file only changes the name.

Depending on whether or not the Show

track information option has been

selected, this change may not be seen in

the main display field.

XTo select the Delete file: press the con-

troller.

Deleting all files

! In order to prevent malfunctions, do not

use COMAND Online during this time.

This function deletes all files from the MEDIA

XTo switch on media mode: keep pressing

the Õ button until the required media

mode has been switched on.

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Manage Media Register.

XSelect Delete all media files.

A query appears. No is highlighted.

If you select Yes, all files are deleted. You

see the Please wait... message. You

will then see the Data successfully

deleted message.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

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Calling up memory space information

XTo switch on media mode: keep pressing

the Õ button until the required media

mode has been switched on.

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Manage Media Register.

XSelect Memory info.

Selecting a playback mode

XTo switch MEDIA REGISTER on: press the

Õ button repeatedly until the MEDIA

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Play mode.

The options list appears. The # dot indi-

cates the current setting.

XSelect the desired option.

The option is switched on. For all options

except Normal track sequence, you will

see a corresponding icon in the main dis-

play.

iThe Normal track sequence option is

automatically selected when you change

the disc you are currently listening to or

when you select a different medium. If an

option is selected, it remains selected after

COMAND Online is switched on or off.

The following options are available:

RNormal track sequence

The tracks are played in the normal order

(e.g. track 1, 2, 3 etc.).

RRandom media

All the tracks on the medium are played in

random order.

RRandom track list

The tracks in the currently active track list

are played in random order.

Operation with Bluetooth® audio

Connecting Bluetooth® audio devices

Conditions

Bluetooth® audio mode requires a Blue-

tooth®-capable audio device.

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Before using Bluetooth® audio mode, you

must check your Bluetooth® audio device for

the following (see the Bluetooth® audio devi-

ce's operating instructions):

RBluetooth® audio profile

The Bluetooth® audio device must support

the A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth® audio

profiles.

RBluetooth® visibility

Certain Bluetooth® audio devices require

more than simply activating the Blue-

tooth® function. In addition, your device

must be made "visible" to other devices.

RBluetooth® device name

This device name is predetermined but can

usually be changed. To make a clear selec-

tion of the Bluetooth® device possible,

Mercedes-Benz recommends that you cus-

tomise the device name (see the Blue-

tooth® audio device's operating instruc-

tions).

iA2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution

Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for audio

data transmission

AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control

Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for audio

data playback

iThe Bluetooth® device must be visible for

authorisation. It will then be subsequently

found by COMAND Online whether it is visi-

ble or not.

On COMAND Online

XActivate the Bluetooth® function in

COMAND Online (Y page 379).

General notes

Before using your Bluetooth® audio device

with COMAND Online for the first time, you

will need to authorise it.

When you authorise a new Bluetooth® audio

device, it is connected automatically. Con-

nection involves first searching for a Blue-

tooth® audio device and then authorising it.

You can authorise up to fifteen Bluetooth®

devices.

iIf you authorise a mobile phone that sup-

ports Bluetooth® audio, the A2DP and

AVRCP Bluetooth® audio profiles are con-

nected automatically.

The mobile phone is then entered:

Rin the Bluetooth® telephone list

(Y page 426)

Rin the Bluetooth® device list

(Y page 508)

Mercedes-Benz recommends authorising a

mobile phone in Bluetooth® telephony

(Y page 428).

iIf the mobile phone that is connected only

supports two Bluetooth® profiles at the

same time, COMAND functions may

behave as follows:

Rwhen connecting to the Internet, play-

back is stopped on the Bluetooth® audio

device (Y page 471).

Rwhen starting playback on the Blue-

tooth® audio device, the Internet con-

nection is ended (Y page 472).

Searching for and authorising a Blue-

tooth® audio device

Example: Bluetooth® device list

:Bluetooth® audio player within range and

already authorised

;Newly detected mobile phone with Blue-

tooth® audio function in range

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The Bluetooth® device list displays all author-

ised devices, whether they are within range

or not. After a device search, devices which

are within range but not authorised are also

displayed.

XSwitch on Bluetooth® audio mode

(Y page 511).

If you see the No Bluetooth audio

device authorised message, you will

need to authorise the Bluetooth® audio

device first.

XTo select Options from the Bluetooth®

audio menu: slide V¬ and press the con-

troller.

XTo select Bluetooth audio devices:

press the controller.

A new menu appears.

XTo search: select Search for audio

devices.

A display with text appears.

XSelect Start search.

COMAND Online searches for Bluetooth®

audio devices within range and adds them

to the Bluetooth® device list.

The duration of the search depends on the

number of Bluetooth® audio devices within

range and their characteristics.

iWith some Bluetooth® audio devices,

playback must first be started on the device

itself so that COMAND Online can play the

audio files. Sometimes, Bluetooth® must

also be given as a media output location on

the audio device.

XTo authorise: select a Bluetooth® audio

device that has not yet been authorised

from the list (in example ;).

Authorisation starts.

XDepending on the Bluetooth® audio device

used, you now have two options for con-

tinuing with authorisation.

XOption 1: enter the passkey. You can find

information on this in the "Authorising (reg-

istering) a mobile phone" section

(Y page 428).

After successful authorisation, the Blue-

tooth® audio device is connected and

starts playing.

XOption 2 (Secure Simple Pairing): if the

digit codes displayed in COMAND Online

and on the Bluetooth® audio device are the

same, select Yes.

If you select Yes, authorisation continues

and the Bluetooth® audio device is connec-

ted. Playback starts.

If you select No, authorisation will be can-

celled.

iThe Bluetooth® audio device must sup-

port Bluetooth® version 2.1 for connection

via Secure Simple Pairing.

COMAND Online creates a six-digit code,

which is simultaneously displayed on both

devices that are to be connected.

For some Bluetooth® audio devices, the

pairing must be confirmed within 10 sec-

onds.

External authorisation

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If COMAND Online does not find your Blue-

tooth® audio device, this may be due to par-

ticular security settings on your Bluetooth®

audio device. In this case, check whether your

Bluetooth® audio device can locate the

COMAND Online system.

The Bluetooth® device name for

COMAND Online is MB Bluetooth.

XSwitch on Bluetooth® audio mode

(Y page 511).

XTo select Options: slide V¬ and press

the controller.

XTo select Bluetooth audio devices:

press the controller.

XTo select Connect via audio device:

turn and press the controller.

XTo authorise: start the authorisation on

the Bluetooth® audio device; see the oper-

ating instructions of the Bluetooth® audio

device.

After successful authorisation, the Blue-

tooth® audio device is connected and

starts playing.

iWith some Bluetooth® audio devices,

playback must first be started on the device

itself so that COMAND Online can play the

audio files.

Reconnecting a Bluetooth® audio

device

The Bluetooth® audio profiles are connected

automatically under the following circum-

stances:

Rone of the last two mobile phones to have

been connected has also been used as a

Bluetooth® audio player (if the function is

supported by the mobile phone).

Rthe mobile phone is automatically connec-

ted. The Bluetooth® audio player is then

connected.

iFor an automatic connection with

COMAND Online, the telephone must be

within range.

If the No Bluetooth audio device con‐

nected message appears, you have two

options to reconnect the Bluetooth® audio

device:

XTo confirm Connect last device in the

basic display: press the controller.

If COMAND Online can locate the Blue-

tooth® audio device, it will be connected

and will start playing.

XTo select Options: slide V¬ and press

the controller.

XTo select Bluetooth audio devices:

press the controller.

XTo select a Bluetooth® audio device: turn

and press the controller.

If the Bluetooth® audio device has been

authorised, playback starts.

Bluetooth® audio device and simultane-

ous search for mobile phones

During the search for mobile phones, the con-

nection with the Bluetooth® audio device is

terminated (Y page 426). In the Bluetooth®

audio basic display, you will see the No Blue‐

tooth audio device connected message

and the Connect last device menu item

cannot be selected.

Displaying details

XTo select a Bluetooth® audio device from

the Bluetooth® device list: turn the control-

ler.

XTo select the symbol to the right of the

Bluetooth® audio device: slide VY the con-

troller.

XTo select Details: turn and press the con-

troller.

The following information concerning the

selected mobile phone is shown:

RBluetooth® name

RBluetooth® address

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Ravailability status (shown after an

update)

Rauthorisation status

XTo close the detailed display: press the

% button.

De-authorising (de-registering) a Blue-

tooth® audio device

XTo select a Bluetooth® audio device from

the Bluetooth® device list: turn the control-

ler.

XTo select the symbol to the right of the

Bluetooth® audio device: slide VY and

press the controller.

XTo select De-authorise: press the con-

troller.

A prompt appears, asking whether you

really wish to de-authorise this device.

XTo select Yes or No: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

If you select Yes, the device will be deleted

from the Bluetooth® device list.

If you select No, the process will be cancel-

led.

iBefore re-authorising the Bluetooth®

audio device, you should also delete the

device name MB Bluetooth from your

Bluetooth® audio device's Bluetooth® list

(see the Bluetooth® audio device's operat-

ing instructions).

Switching to Bluetooth® audio mode

Note

Example: Bluetooth® audio basic display

:Audio transmission status (depending on

the Bluetooth® audio device, also title

name and artist)

;Data carrier position in the media list

=Sound settings

?Device list

ATo stop Ë or start Ì playback

BName of the connected Bluetooth® audio

device

COptions menu

Some mobile phones only support two Blue-

tooth® profiles at the same time (e.g. Hands-

Free Profile for Bluetooth® telephony and

Bluetooth® audio profile for audio streaming).

If you activate Bluetooth® audio mode and

there is already an active Internet connection,

this can cause the connection to be termina-

ted.

Activating Bluetooth®

XConnecting Bluetooth® audio devices

(Y page 507)

XTo select Bluetooth Audio from the car-

ousel menu: turn and press the controller.

COMAND Online activates the Bluetooth®

audio device. The basic display then

appears. Playback starts.

iIf the Bluetooth® audio device connected

supports metadata and if the correspond-

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ing data is available, then the artist, track

and album name can be displayed.

Starting/stopping playback

XTo select Start playback:Ì: turn and

press the controller.

Playback starts. Ë is selected.

XTo stop playback: select Ë.

A message appears. Ì is selected.

XTo continue playback: select Ì.

A message appears. Ë is selected.

Starting playback if the Bluetooth®

audio device has been stopped

During the search for mobile phones, the con-

nection with the Bluetooth® audio device is

terminated (Y page 426). In the Bluetooth®

audio basic display (Y page 511), you will see

the No Bluetooth audio device connec‐

ted message and the Connect last used

player menu item cannot be selected.

When the search is finished, the Bluetooth®

audio device can be reconnected.

XTo start playback: select Ì.

Playback resumes from the beginning.

XTo select Connect last used player:

press the controller.

Depending on the Bluetooth® audio device

used, playback starts immediately or you

need to start playback manually.

In this case, you will see the Bluetooth

audio device paused message.

iIf there is an Internet connection and the

mobile phone that is connected only sup-

ports two Bluetooth® profiles at the same

time, the Internet connection is interrup-

ted.

iThe connection to the Bluetooth® audio

device can also be interrupted if:

Rthe connected mobile phone only sup-

ports 2 Bluetooth® profiles at the same

time

Ryou connect to the Internet using

COMAND Online (Y page 471).

Selecting a track

The function is not supported by all Blue-

tooth® audio devices.

Some mobile phones impair function with

regard to the following criteria:

Rthe number of tracks that can be selected.

Rthe time period until the next or previous

track is played.

XTo skip forwards or backwards to a

track: briefly press the 9 or : but-

ton on the multifunction steering wheel.

XRapid scroll: press and hold the 9

or : button on the multifunction steer-

ing wheel until the desired track is reached.

If you press and hold the 9 or : but-

tons, the rapid scrolling speed increases

after a short time.

iThere are no playback times shown for

tracks that have been played. This is avail-

able as an optional function starting with

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AVRCP Version 1.3. There is also no music

search option available with Bluetooth®

Audio.

Selecting playback options

If the Bluetooth® audio device supports the

corresponding function, the following options

are available:

RNormal track sequence

The tracks are played in the normal order

(e.g. track 1, 2, 3 etc.).

Audio data playback is determined by the

order in which the tracks are written to the

data carrier. Alphabetical order is the most

common. Once all the tracks in a folder

have been played, the tracks in the next

folder are played.

RRandom tracks

The current track list is played in random

order (e.g. 3, 8, 5 etc.).

RRandom medium

All tracks on the data carrier are played in

random order (e.g. track 3, 8, 5 etc.).

Random media is an optional function and

is not supported by all Bluetooth® audio

devices.

XTo select Options: turn and press the con-

troller.

XSelect Play back music.

The dot#indicates the option selected.

XSelect the desired option.

If you select Random tracks, you will see

a corresponding symbol in the display/

selection window.

Increasing the volume using COMAND

XTo select Options: slide V¬ and press

the controller.

XTo select Volume: turn and press the con-

troller.

A menu appears. The # dot indicates the

current setting.

XSelect Standard or Boost.

Information on sound settings .

Further information: "Audio AUX mode"

(Y page 519).

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Prerequisite

An iPod®, iPhone®, USB device or MP3 player must be connected to the Media Interface. You

will find two USB connection sockets in the centre console stowage compartment.

Basic display once an Apple device is connected

Media Interface is a universal interface for the connection of mobile audio and video devices.

The COMAND Online Media Interface has two USB connections.

:Additional display area with cover view

;Artist and album

=Main function bar

?Display for the active data medium

AMedia menu bar

BTitle display in the media list

CTrack number

DNumerical time display

EGraphic time display

Switching to Media Interface

Media Interface is a universal interface for the connection of mobile audio and video devices.

Media Interface in COMAND Online has two USB connections. The USB connection sockets

are located in the stowage compartment in the centre console.

XTo switch on automatically: COMAND Online switches Media Interface on automatically

once an iPod®, iPhone®, USB device or MP3 player has been connected. If playable media

files are found, they will be played by COMAND Online. If a media source was previously

selected, the Media Interface basic menu will appear. For all other COMAND Online func-

tions, the display will not change.

If you remove a device, the No device connected message appears.

FURTHER OPTIONS FOR SWITCHING ON:

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RUsing the number keypad: (Y page 492)

RUsing the main function bar: (Y page 492)

RUsing the device list: (Y page 492)

RUsing the Õ button: (Y page 491)

Supported devices

The following data media can be connected to COMAND Online via the Media Interface:

RiPod®

RiPhone®

RMP3 player

RUSB devices

iiPod® and iPhone® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc., Cupertino, California, USA.

iUSB memory sticks can easily be connected to the Media Interface and removed after

use. Audio files, photos and video files can be played back.

For details and a list of supported devices, visit our website at http://www.mercedes-benz-

mobile.com/. Then follow the instructions in the "Media Interface" section.

Supported data formats

Music mp3, wma

Video mpeg, wmv, mov, avi, mp4

Images jpg, jpeg, bmp, png

Selecting a music file

Selecting with the controller

XTo skip forwards or backwards to a track: turn the controller in the basic display.

Three track titles are shown. The track to the front is played.

Selection with the number keypad

XTo make an entry: press the l button (below left) on the telephone keypad.

The keypad menu with the list of devices will then appear in the additional display area.

The input menu appears in the basic display.

The number of characters available for input depends on the number of stored tracks.

XTo enter a track number: press a number key, e.g. q.

The digit is entered in the first position in the input line.

iPressing and holding a number key for more than two seconds completes the entry, and

the corresponding track is played.

COMAND Online switches to the device displayed on the keypad when a number key is

pressed briefly.

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Fast forward/rewind

XWith the media source active in the basic display, slide XVY the controller and hold it until

the desired position has been reached.

Search function

Selecting Search using media menu bar

XSlide VÆ the controller.

The media menu bar appears.

XTo select Search: turn the controller and press to confirm.

Overview

The following categories are listed:

RCurrent tracklist

RFolder

RSelect by cover

RKeyword search

RPlaylists

RArtists

RAlbums

RTracks

RGenres

RYear

RComposers

RVideos

RPhotos

iThe functions are available as soon as the entire media content has been read and ana-

lysed.

If the same device is reconnected with unchanged media content, these functions are avail-

able more quickly.

When connecting Apple® devices, the categories “Folder”, “Year” and “Photos” are not

available.

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XTo select search criteria: turn and press the controller.

Another selection menu opens.

XSelect the search criterion.

The track list opens.

XTo select the desired track: turn and press the controller.

XKeyword search: using the controller, enter the characters for the desired search term.

Once COMAND Online has found the track you are looking for, it supplies the rest of the

characters and plays the track.

Playback options

XTo select a playback option: with a media source connected, slide V¬ the controller.

The media menu bar is shown.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and press to confirm.

The following options are available:

RPlay similar tracks

If similar music titles are available, a list is shown. You can select the desired track using

the controller.

RPlay mode

You can choose between Normal track sequence, Random tracks and Random media.

RSkip to time

You can skip to any position within a track using the timeline and the option of entering a

point in time numerically.

RSelect active partition

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This option can be used if the active data medium is divided into partitions.

RSave files to Media Register(Y page 504)

You can transfer files from a connected data medium to the COMAND Online hard drive.

RManage Media Register

You can Rename / delete files stored on the hard drive, Delete all media files or

display Memory info.

RStart this application in other location

This allows you to move playback of music titles to a different seat.

RVideo settings

You can call up an additional menu if there are video files on the active data medium.

RShow track information

You can determine whether or not title information is shown in the main with O or ª.

Audio AUX mode

Notes on audio AUX mode

GWARNING

External audio sources may have different vol-

umes, which can mean that system messages

such as traffic announcements and navigation

system announcements are much louder. If

necessary, please deactivate the system mes-

sages or adjust their volume manually.

AUX also provides the option of connecting

Media Player to COMAND Online.

To connect an external audio source to the

audio AUX, you will require an audio AUX

cable.

iYou can find more information on the

Internet at http://www.mercedes-

benz.com/connect(Y page 514).

Switching to audio AUX mode

XConnect an external audio source.

The audio AUX jack is located in the stow-

age compartment in the centre console.

The audio AUX is not selected automati-

cally.

XTo select Media in the main function bar:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

The carousel menu appears.

XTo select AUX: press the controller.

The audio AUX menu appears. The medium

in the external audio source is played if the

source is connected and playback selec-

ted.

Please see the respective operating instruc-

tions for how to operate the external audio

source.

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Increasing the volume on COMAND

Online

XTo select Options in the AUX display: slide

V¬ and press the controller.

A menu appears.

XTo select Mono/stereo: turn and press the

controller.

A menu appears.

XSelect Mono or Stereo.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect Volume.

XSelect Standard or Boost.

Standard: the volume of the external audio

source is adjusted to a standard value.

Boost: the volume of the external audio

source is raised by approximately 10 dB.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XTo switch traffic announcements on or off:

set O to TA or remove.

A device which is connected as an external

audio source may seem quieter or louder in

the vehicle, or the usual maximum volume

cannot be achieved. On some devices, it is

possible to adjust the volume separately. In

this case, start at a medium 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.

Video AUX operation

Connecting external video sources

GWARNING

External video sources may have different vol-

umes, which can mean that system messages

such as traffic announcements and navigation

system announcements are much louder. If

necessary, please deactivate the system mes-

sages or adjust their volume manually.

Video AUX is another option for showing vid-

eos using COMAND Online.

To connect an external video source to the

video AUX, you will require a video AUX cable.

iIf you only use an audio AUX cable, you

will only be able to hear the sound from the

video being played.

Video display is not possible on the driver's

side while the vehicle is in motion.

Switching to video AUX mode

XConnecting external video sources.

The socket for the video AUX jack is located

in the stowage compartment in the centre

console.

The video AUX is not selected automati-

cally.

XTo select Media in the main function bar:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

The carousel menu appears.

XTo select AUX: slide V¬ the controller and

press it.

XSelect Audio/video.

A Source type selection menu

appears.

XSelect Video.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

If Video is selected, the video of the exter-

nal video source will appear, as long as the

video source is connected and playback

selected.

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Please see the corresponding device operat-

ing instructions for information on how to

operate the external video source.

Information on:

RSound settings:

Activating/deactivating full screen

mode

XTo activate: in video AUX mode, slide

ZV the controller.

Menu bars are hidden.

XThe full screen symbol is displayed: press

the controller.

The full screen appears.

XTo deactivate: press the controller.

The menu is displayed.

Options menu

XTo select Options in the AUX display: turn

and press the controller.

A menu appears.

XSelect Video settings.

XSelect the preferred screen format, e.g.

16:9 or Automatic daylight adjust‐

ment.

The screen format is adjusted.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XTo select Mono/stereo: turn and press the

controller.

XSelect Mono or Stereo.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XSelect Volume.

XSelect Standard or Boost.

Standard: the volume of the external audio

source is adjusted to a standard value.

Boost: the volume of the external audio

source is raised by approximately 10 dB.

The # dot indicates the current setting.

XTo activate or deactivate traffic announce-

ments: set or remove O beside TA.

TV mode

Reception quality

Portable electronic devices in the vehicle may

seriously impair TV reception.

The TV tuner enables reception of digital TV

channels according to the DVB-T standard. If

the reception deteriorates, the TV receiver

automatically switches to an alternative digi-

tal frequency transmitting the same pro-

gramme content with better reception.

iIn some countries, DVB-T may not be

available, or may not be available in all

areas.

The constantly changing reception conditions

while the vehicle is in motion can interrupt the

signal. If the reception is too poor,

COMAND Online can mute the sound and

freeze or hide the picture. To indicate this, a

radio tower with a line through it appears in

the display.

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Switching to TV mode

XPress the Õ button repeatedly until the

last TV channel selected appears.

The control menu is displayed in the TV pic-

ture.

XTo hide the control menu: slide ZVÆ the

controller.

XWait for approximately eight seconds.

XTo show the control menu: slide ZVÆ or

turn the controller.

iIf you turn the controller, the next/previ-

ous channel is selected.

Showing/hiding the TV menu

To show

XPress the controller.

To hide

XSlide ZV the controller.

XTo select an icon: press the controller.

TV mode in SPLITVIEW

You can start TV mode in SPLITVIEW for the

front passenger. To do so, SPLITVIEW must

be activated.

XShow the TV menu (Y page 521).

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press it.

XSelect Start this application in

SplitView.

The TV picture is displayed in SPLITVIEW.

Selecting TV channels

In the control menu

XTurn or slide XVY the controller.

The TV tuner selects the previous/next

channel from the channel list. The control

menu appears for eight seconds.

In the channel list

The TV tuner displays all the TV channels and

radio stations with adequate reception in the

channel list.

The channel lists show

Rthe names of the channels/stations with

adequate reception

Rthe preset (if stored)

Rprogramme titles, with start and finish

times

Rfor each channel/station: the titles of the

current and upcoming programmes via the

electronic programme guide (EPG)

The order of the channel list is alphabetical or

country-specific.

The TV tuner requires a certain amount of

time to update the information.

The information can be displayed if:

Rstations/channels are transmitting this

information

Rthe reception conditions are adequate

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XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press it.

XTo display the current programme:

Select TV channel or Radio station.

The selected channel list appears in alpha-

betical order. It shows the current pro-

gramme on the digital TV channels or radio

stations with adequate reception. A dot #

indicates the currently selected channel.

XSelect a station.

The TV tuner selects the channel from the

channel list. The control menu appears for

eight seconds.

XTo display the programme preview: slide

YV the controller.

XTo return to the current programme:

slide XV the controller.

XSelect a station.

The TV tuner selects the channel from the

channel list. The control menu appears for

eight seconds.

In the channel presets

XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Presets: turn the controller and

press it.

The stored channels are displayed with a

preset number. A dot # is displayed in front

of the channel currently selected.

XSelect a station.

Quick select

iPREREQUISITE: the TV channel is stored

(Y page 523).

You can store a total of 99 TV channels in

preset positions.

XBriefly press one or two number keys on the

telephone keypad.

RTo select a single-digit preset: briefly

press the s number key, for example.

RTo select a two-digit preset: briefly press

the l and m number keys respec-

tively, for example.

The preset number and channel name

appear, and the TV tuner selects the chan-

nel from the channel list.

By entering the channel or programme

number

Several programmes can be transmitted on

one channel with digital TV. This function also

allows the desired programme to be entered

for a channel.

XTo call up the input line: during playback,

press the l key on the telephone key-

pad.

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XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press it.

XSelect Channel entry.

With both options, the input line for the

four-digit channel number appears. The

current programme number is displayed.

XTo enter a channel/programme num-

ber: press number keys one after the other

on the telephone keypad.

A programme is selected depending on the

number entered.

All four digits

entered in full

The selected pro-

gramme of the channel

is automatically selec-

ted.

Two or three dig-

its entered

The first programme

with adequate reception

within a bouquet is

selected.

The Invalid

channel num‐

ber message

appears

The channel number is

not available or not per-

mitted in that country.

XPress the controller

and confirm the mes-

sage.

iBouquet: multiple digital programmes are

combined in a supply bundle.

iYou can enter channel numbers available

in your country even if the reception is cur-

rently not adequate.

Information on channel numbers available

in your country can be found on the web-

sites of the private or public broadcasters,

for example.

Storing TV channels

You can store a total of 99 TV channels in

preset positions. Two presets are preas-

signed.

XQuick save: during playback, press and

hold one or two number keys on the tele-

phone keypad until you hear a tone.

For a single-digit preset: press and hold the

s key, for example.

For a two-digit preset: briefly press the

l key, for example. Then within three

seconds, press and hold the m key, for

example.

The current channel is stored. The TV pic-

ture then reappears.

XIn the channel presets: press the control-

ler.

XTo select Presets: turn the controller and

press it.

The station preset memory appears.

XTo select the preset position: turn the con-

troller.

XTo select a list symbol: slide VY the con-

troller and then press it.

XSelect Store current channel.

A previously saved channel is overwritten.

The TV picture appears.

OTHER FUNCTIONS:

XTo save a channel to a new preset posi-

tion: select the channel in the presets.

XTo select a list symbol: slide VY the con-

troller and then press it.

XSelect Move selected channel.

XTurn the controller.

The channel moves to the new preset posi-

tion as you turn.

XPress the controller.

XTo delete a channel: select the channel in

the presets.

XTo select a list symbol: slide VY the con-

troller and then press it.

XSelect Delete marked channel.

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Current programme information for the

selected channel

XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select EPG: press the controller.

If available, you will see up to 13 pro-

gramme information items for the selected

channel.

XTo select programme information: turn

the controller and press it.

If available, you will see detailed informa-

tion on the selected programme.

XTo scroll: turn or slide ZVÆ the controller.

iIt may take a few seconds for the infor-

mation to appear.

Basic TV settings

Channel tracking

Depending on reception quality, the TV tuner

automatically switches to an alternative

channel with the same programme content

but better reception. This enables you to

enjoy the same high-quality reception for a

channel throughout the journey. As a result,

you can receive a channel. Channel track‐

ing allows or prevents the channel currently

selected to be switched over.

XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Channel tracking.

Switch channel tracking on O or off ª.

Switched on: switching channels is possi-

ble.

Switched off: switching channels is preven-

ted. Channels are marked with Fixed in the

control menu or in the channel presets, for

example.

XTo exit the menu: press the % button

repeatedly until the TV picture and menu

bar appear.

Setting the TV standard

COMAND Online is already set to the correct

TV standard. If you are driving your vehicle in

a different country or region with a different

TV standard, you should reset the TV stand-

ard. If the TV standard is not set correctly,

channels may not be found or characters may

be incorrectly displayed, for example. A

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre can help you

to select the correct TV standard.

XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect TV standard.

A list of available reception areas is shown.

The dot # indicates the currently selected

reception area or country.

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XSelect TV standard.

You will see a message informing you that

if the wrong country is set, correct recep-

tion will not be possible.

XSelect Yes or No.

Yes sets the country.

No calls up the list again.

Setting the audio language/subtitles

XTo show the menu: press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press it.

XSelect Audio/subtitles.

XTo set the audio language: select Pre‐

fer COMAND language or one of the avail-

able audio languages.

Prefer COMAND language selects the sys-

tem language currently set for COMAND

Online. Switch the setting on O or off ª.

If you select one of the available audio lan-

guages, e.g. English, this setting is used for

the current program. If Prefer COMAND

language is activated as well, this setting

is then used for the following program.

XTo set the subtitles: select Subtitles.

Yo switch the subtitles on O or off ª.

XSelect Prefer COMAND language or one

of the available languages for subtitles.

Prefer COMAND language selects the sys-

tem language currently set for COMAND

Online. You switch the setting on O or off

ª.

If you select one of the available languages

for subtitles, e.g. English, this setting is

used for the current program. If Prefer

COMAND language is activated as well, this

setting is then used for the following pro-

gram.

Teletext

Switching teletext on/off

XTo switch on: press the controller.

The menu is shown.

XTo select Teletext: turn the controller and

press it.

XTo switch off: press and hold the %

button.

The TV picture appears with the control

menu.

Selecting a teletext page

XTo access a page directly: press the num-

ber keys one after the other.

XTo call up the previous/next page: turn

the controller.

iYou can only enter pages that are permis-

sible for teletext between 100 and 899.

Dynamic teletext page

A dynamic teletext page consists of several

subpages.

XTo select a subpage: slide

XVY the controller.

Digital teletext (MHEG-5)

In addition to TV and radio programmes, you

can also use interactive multimedia applica-

tions such as weather forecasts, news

reports and sports results.

It may take some before all the pages load.

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Digital teletext is only available in some coun-

tries, e.g. the UK and New Zealand.

XTo switch on: press the controller.

The menu is shown.

XTo select Teletext: turn the controller and

press it.

XWhen the data contents are displayed, turn

the controller.

The menu bar appears at the bottom of the

picture.

XTo select a colour: turn the controller and

select Red, Green, Yellow or Blue.

XPress the controller.

The contents of the selected colour are dis-

played.

XTo navigate to the page: when the menu

bar is displayed, slide ZVÆ the controller.

The menu bar disappears.

XSlide ZVÆ the controller and select con-

tents from the page.

XPress the controller.

XTo return to the TV programme: turn the

controller.

The menu bar disappears.

XTo select TV: turn the controller and press

it.

XPress and hold the % button on the left

next to the controller.

Further options

The "TV - further options" menu

XTo show the menu: when the television

picture is shown, press the controller.

XTo select Options: turn the controller and

press to confirm.

XSelect Further options.

Setting country-specific character sets

This function helps channel names to be dis-

played correctly.

XCall up the "TV - further options" menu

(Y page 526).

XSelect Settings.

XSelect 1. Country-specific charac‐

ter set.

XYou switch the setting on O or off ª.

iYou can change the setting from channel-

specific to country-specific character set

via the TV standard setting.

Channel list settings

This function allows you to switch on/off the

display of free-to-air TV channels and radio

stations in the channel list.

XCall up the "TV - further options" menu

(Y page 526).

XSelect Settings.

XSelect 2. Station List settings.

XSelect Display free-to-air stations

or Display radio stations.

Switch the setting on O or off ª.

Video DVD mode

Important safety notes

GWARNING

The CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product.

If you open the housing of the CD/DVD drive,

invisible laser beams may be released. These

laser beams may damage your retina. There

is a risk of injury.

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You must not open the casing. Always have

maintenance work and repairs carried out at

a qualified specialist workshop.

GWARNING

Handling discs while driving will distract you

from traffic conditions. You could then lose

control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an

accident.

Handle discs only when the vehicle is station-

ary.

Bear in mind that, at a speed of only

50 km/h, your vehicle is already covering a

distance of 14 m per second.

Notes on discs

! Do not affix stickers or labels to the discs.

They could peel off and damage

COMAND Online. Stickers can cause the

disc to bend, which can result in read errors

and disc recognition problems.

! COMAND Online is designed to play 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 can-

not be ejected and can damage the device.

Only use round discs with a diameter of

12 cm. Do not use discs with a diameter of

8 cm, even with an adapter.

The variety of data media, burners and burn

software means there is no guarantee that

the system will be able to play discs that you

have copied yourself.

DVD playback requirements

With DVDs that do not meet the standard

requirements, you may encounter playback

problems.

COMAND Online is capable of playing back

video DVDs produced according to the fol-

lowing standards:

RRegion code 2 (for Europe) or region code

0 (no region code)

RPAL or NTSC standard

You will generally find the relevant details

either on the DVD itself or on the DVD case.

iIf you insert a video DVD with a different

region code, you will see a message to this

effect.

iCOMAND Online is set to region code 2

at the factory. This setting can be changed

at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. This

will allow you to play video DVDs with a dif-

ferent region code, provided that they are

produced in accordance with the PAL or

NTSC standard. The region code can be

changed a maximum of five times.

Control options

There are four control menus available in

video DVD mode.

Most DVDs have their own control menu.

The DVD's control menu is operated directly

using the controller or DVD functions.

Control

Function Operation

DVD's con-

trol menu

Title, scene,

language,

subtitles ...

Operation

with the con-

troller

Options

Brightness,

contrast,

colour, for-

mat

Operation

using the

menu bar/

options/

video set-

tings

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Control

Function Operation

Video menu Selection of

scene, fast

forward/

rewind

In full-screen

mode, slide

¬ the con-

troller.

DVD func-

tions

Title, scene,

language,

subtitles ...

In full-screen

mode, press

the control-

ler

Function restrictions

Depending on the DVD, certain functions or

actions may not function at all. The symbol

K appears in the display.

Switching to video DVD mode

RInserting and removing a disc from the sin-

gle CD/DVD drive: (Y page 493)

RInserting discs into the DVD changer:

(Y page 494)

REjecting discs from the DVD changer:

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DVD basic display

:Status bar

;Main function bar

=Main display field

?Media menu bar

AClimate control status bar

BAdditional display area with title, scene and time display

The DVD basic display appears once the DVD has been inserted.

DVD full-screen mode

Once the DVD has been inserted, the disc is

played. The video will first appear in the basic

display.

XTo set full-screen mode: slide VZ the

controller.

The main function bar and menu bar are

hidden. A full-screen symbol will be shown.

XPress the controller.

The full-screen mode appears.

XShowing the DVD basic display in full-

screen mode: slide V¬ the controller.

The video menu appears.

XPress the controller.

The basic display appears.

Options menu

XTo select options: in full-screen mode,

slide V¬ the controller.

The video menu appears.

XPress the controller.

The DVD basic display appears.

XTo select Options in the menu bar: turn

and press the controller.

The Options menu appears.

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Skip to time

XTo select Skip to time: turn and press the

controller.

A pop-up menu appears.

XTo set the time: turn the controller.

Set the desired time using the number key-

pad.

XTo hide the menu: press the % button.

DVD functions

XTo select DVD functions: turn and press

the controller.

A pop-up menu appears.(Y page 531)

Start at a different seat

XTo start the video from another seat: turn

and press the controller.

Video settings

The Dynamic image enhancement function

matches Brightness, Contrast and Col‐

our to the film being played.

Check or uncheck the box for Dynamic

image enhancement to switch it on or off.

Manual image enhancement

In order to manually adjust the brightness,

contrast or colour, the Dynamic image

enhancement function must be switched off.

XTo select Brightness, Contrast or Col‐

our: turn and press the controller.

A sliding menu appears.

XTo select the required value: turn the con-

troller.

XTo exit the sliding menu: slide XV the con-

troller.

XTo switch the Automatic daylight

adjustment on/off: press the controller.

Setting the picture format

The following picture format options are avail-

able for the DVD being played: Automatic,

16:9, 4:3 and Zoom.

XTo set the picture format: turn and press

the controller.

The dot before the menu entry shows the

selected format.

Showing/hiding the video DVD menu

XTo show: in full-screen video mode, slide

VÆ the controller.

XTo hide: slide ZV the controller.

iThis function is not available while the

DVD functions are being displayed.

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Video menu

:Data medium type

;Current track

=Shows the menu bars for the DVD basic

display

?Current scene

ATrack time

Operating the video menu

XTo select the next scene: turn the controller

to the right.

To select the previous scene: turn the con-

troller anti-clockwise.

XTo fast forward/rewind: slide XVY and

hold the controller until the desired posi-

tion has been reached.

XTo hide the video control menu: slide ZV

the controller.

XTo show the menu bars for the DVD basic

display: press the controller.

The video control menu is hidden and the

DVD basic menu appears.

DVD functions

Showing/hiding the DVD functions

XTo show DVD functions: in full-screen

video mode, press the controller.

is shown.

XTo hide:

To select % from the DVD functions:

turn and press the controller

XTo show the DVD basic display:

To select ò from the DVD functions:

turn and press the controller.

Overview of DVD functions

:Activates DVD control menu

;Hides DVD functions

=Shows the DVD basic display

?Confirms entry in control menu

ANavigates DVD lists

BJumps to the start of the scene

CDisplays camera perspectives

DShows subtitles

ESelects language

FStop function

GPause function

XUsing the DVD functions.

The selection options provided on the DVD

are navigated using the DVD functions.

To select Menu: turn and press the control-

ler.

The DVD control menu is activated. You can

now use the navigation arrows and buttons

for the DVD functions.

XTo navigate the DVD functions: turn and

press the controller.

Stop function

XShow the DVD functions (Y page 531).

XInterrupt playback:

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To select É from the DVD functions:

turn and press the controller.

The Ë display changes to Ì. The

video image is hidden.

XTo continue playback: select Ì.

Playback continues from the point where it

was interrupted.

XTo stop playback: select É again while

playback is interrupted.

XTo start playback again: select Ì.

Playback restarts from the beginning.

Pause function

XShow the DVD functions (Y page 531).

XPause playback:

To select Ë: turn and press the control-

ler.

The Ë display changes to Ì.

XTo continue playback: select Ì.

Selecting a scene/chapter

If the film is divided into scenes or chapters,

you can select them directly while the film is

running, or skip forwards step by step. Some

DVDs do not permit this at certain points (e.g.

during the opening credits).

It may also be possible to select the scene/

chapter from the functions stored on the

DVD.

XTo skip forwards or back: in the video

menu, turn the controller.(Y page 530)

The DVD functions can also be used to

make selections: (Y page 531)

Picture viewer

General notes

If there are pictures on the active data

medium, you can view them on the COMAND

Online display.

RData medium: MEDIA REGISTER, CD,

DVD, USB devices, SD memory cards

RSupported image formats: jpeg, jpg,

bmp, png

RMaximum image resolution: 20 mega-

pixels

iIt is not possible to view a picture from

the driver's side while the vehicle is in

motion.

Displaying pictures

XIn the media basic display, press the con-

troller.

The Search with a category list appears.

XTo select Photos in the category list: turn

and press the controller.

A directory list appears. Folders and picture

files can be shown.

XSelect a folder or picture.

If there is no picture on the data medium,

an empty list is shown.

You can search for pictures on other data

media.

Searching for pictures on other data

media

XIn the directory list, slide

XV the controller.

The device list appears.

XTo select a data medium with picture files:

turn the controller and press to confirm.

A directory list appears. Folders and picture

files can be shown.

XSelect a folder or picture.

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Example: the directory list displays the existing

picture files

Starting a slide show

XWhile viewing a picture, press the control-

ler.

The image menu appears.

XTo select Start slideshow: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

The slide show starts.

XTo end the slide show: press the controller.

The image menu appears.

XSelect End slide show.

Changing the picture view

XPress the controller.

The image menu appears.

XTo select Turn clockwise: turn the con-

troller and press to confirm.

The picture rotates 90 degrees.

XSelect Turn anticlockwise.

The picture rotates 90 degrees.

XSelect Zoom In.

The size of the picture increases.

After you have zoomed into the picture, you

can move the section of the picture.

XTo move the section of the picture: slide

ZVÆ and XVY the controller.

XTo revert to the original size: press the con-

troller

XPress the % button.

Closing the picture viewer

XPress the controller.

The menu appears.

XTo select Close picture viewer: turn

and press the controller.

COMAND Online returns to the last

accessed media function.

Sound

Features of your COMAND Online

These operating instructions describe all

standard and optional equipment available

for your COMAND Online system at the time

of purchase. Country-specific differences are

possible. Please note that your

COMAND Online system may not be equip-

ped with all the features described. This is

also the case for systems and functions rele-

vant to safety. Therefore, the equipment on

your COMAND Online system may differ from

that in the descriptions and illustrations.

Should you have any questions concerning

equipment and operation, please consult a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

Burmester Sound System

Burmester Premium Sound System

Your vehicle is equipped with the Burmester

Premium Sound System.

It has a total output of 640 watts and is equip-

ped with 13 loudspeakers.

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The Burmester Premium Sound System is

available for all functions in the radio and

media modes.

Sound settings for

Premium Sound

Description

Surround sound Subtle surround

sound for mono and

stereo recordings

Sound mode for

Front/All/Rear

Optimised sound for

the selected area

Settings for Burmester Premium Sound

XTo select sound settings: in radio or

media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The radio or media menu bar appears.

XTo select Soundin the menu bar: turn and

press the controller.

The sound menu appears.

XTo select Surround sound: turn the con-

troller all the way to the right and press it.

You can switch Surround sound on or off

and select various options in Sound mode.

XTo switch Surround sound on or off: turn

the controller and press the on or off panel

to activate.

XTo select options for Sound mode: select

Front,All or Rear with the controller and

press it.

XTo exit the menu: press the % back

button.

XTo adjust treble, mid-range and bass:

select Sound.

The adjustment scales appear.

XTo adjust the settings to the desired levels

using the control knob: turn the controller.

XTo adjust the balance/fader: select

Sound in the menu bar.

XTo select Balance/fader: turn and press

the controller.

XTo define the focus of the sound using the

balance: slide YVX the controller.

XTo define the focus of the sound using the

fader: slide ZVÆ the controller.

XTo exit the menu: press the % back

button.

The balance shifts the focus of the sound

between the driver's side and the passenger

side.

The fader shifts the focus of the sound

between the front and rear seats.

iPlease note the following: you will achieve

the best sound results on your Burmester

Premium Sound System by playing high-

quality audio DVDs and CDs.

MP3 tracks should have a bit rate of at least

224 kbit/s.

When playing back music from an iPod®,

the bit rate should also be at least

224 kbit/s.

For optimum playback quality:

XDeactivate the "EQ" setting on the

iPod®.

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Surround-sound playback does not func-

tion for mono signal sources, such as the

medium wave range in radio mode.

On some stereo recordings, the sound

characteristics may differ from conven-

tional stereo playback.

Burmester High End Sound System

Your vehicle is equipped with the Burmester

High End Sound System.

It has a total output of 1520 watts and is

equipped with 23 loudspeakers.

The Burmester High End Sound System is

available for all functions in the radio and

media modes.

Sound settings for

High End Sound

Description

Live Spectacular sound

settings with live-

performance char-

acteristics

Surround Subtle surround

sound for mono and

stereo recordings

Easy Listening Mild sound settings

for relaxing long-

term listening

Pure Audiophile Hi-Fi

sound without any

effects

Sound settings for Burmester High End

Sound

XTo select sound settings: in radio or

media mode, slide VÆ the controller.

The radio or media menu bar appears.

XTo select Sound in the menu bar: turn and

press the controller.

The menu appears with the following

options:

RSound presets

RVIP/BAL/Fad and

REqualiser

XTo select Sound presets: turn and press

the controller.

The menu with the Burmester High End

sound settings appears.

XTo select sound settings: turn and press the

controller.

XTo select the loud-speaker controls:

using the controller, select VIP/BAL/Fad.

The following menu appears:

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XUsing the controller, select VIP Seat

Selection.

This function allows you to optimise

Burmester High End Sound for a specific

seat.

XTo select the seat: turn and press the con-

troller.

The Burmester High End Sound experience

is now available at the selected seat.

XTo exit the menu: press the % back

button.

Adjusting the balance/fader

XTo select Sound in the menu bar: turn and

press the controller.

XSelect Equaliser.

XSelect Bal/Fad.

Rear Seat Entertainment System

Features of your COMAND Online

These operating instructions describe all

standard and optional equipment available

for your COMAND Online system at the time

of purchase. Country-specific differences are

possible. Please note that your

COMAND Online system may not be equip-

ped with all the features described. This is

also the case for systems and functions rele-

vant to safety. Therefore, the equipment on

your COMAND Online system may differ from

that in the descriptions and illustrations.

Should you have any questions concerning

equipment and operation, please consult a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

Multi-Seat-Entertainment System

overview

Important safety notes

GWARNING

The Rear Seat Entertainment System CD/

DVD drive is a class 1 laser product. If you

open or damage the housing, there is a danger

of exposure to invisible laser radiation.

Do not remove the cover. The Rear Seat Enter-

tainment System CD/DVD drive contains no

parts that you can repair yourself. For safety

reasons, all maintenance work must be car-

ried out by qualified aftersales technicians.

GWARNING

When operating the vehicle, the driver may

under no circumstances wear a Rear Seat

Entertainment System headset. Using a head-

set when driving severely impairs the driver's

ability to react to audible stimuli caused by

traffic (e.g. police/fire engine/emergency

services sirens, other traffic participants'

horns etc.).

GWARNING

Headphones/headsets or external video

sources that are not being used should be

stored in a safe place (e.g. in one of the vehi-

cle's stowage compartments) so that they are

not thrown about in the vehicle in the event

of heavy braking, sudden changes of direction

or an accident. Im Loose objects in the vehicle

interior could cause serious injury to the vehi-

cle occupants.

GWARNING

Due to the risk of potential strangulation, chil-

dren should wear headphones with wires only

under the supervision of adults.

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Components

The Rear Seat Entertainment System

includes:

Rtwo screens for the rear behind the front-

seat head restraints

Ra remote control

Ra CD/DVD drive

RAUX jacks on both screens (AUX display)

and on the CD/DVD drive (AUX drive)

Rtwo sets of cordless headphones

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Rear-compartment screens

:AUX jacks, detailed view in the "CD/DVD drive and AUX jacks" section (Y page 540)

;Display

Remote control

Overview

:Selects main menus

;Selects the screen for the remote control

=Selector wheel for selecting a menu or

menu item

?Buttons for selecting a menu or menu

item

ADeletes an entry

BSkips, fast-forward/fast-rewind

CDirect selection using the number keypad

DVolume, switches sound on/off (for cor-

ded headphones)

EBack button

FConfirms the selection

GBattery display

HSwitches the screen on/off

Selecting the screen for the remote con-

trol

You can use the remote control to operate

one of the two rear screens at a time. To do

so, you must switch the remote control to the

desired screen.

XTo select the left-hand screen: turn thumb-

wheel : until "L REAR" appears in the win-

dow.

XTo select the right-hand screen: turn the

thumbwheel until "REAR R" appears.

XTo select the COMAND screen: turn thumb-

wheel : until "COMAND" appears in the

window.

XTo select the SPLITVIEW screen: turn

thumbwheel : until the SPLITVIEW sym-

bol appears in the window.

iPlease be aware that using the thumb-

wheel to select screens may cause unwan-

ted changes to the screens of your occu-

pants.

Up to four remote controls can be used in

the vehicle at the same time.

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Switching the screen on/off

If the key in the ignition lock is in position 0

or 1, or if the key is not in the ignition lock,

the rear screens will switch off after 30

minutes. Before the screens switch off, they

show a message to this effect.

You can switch the screens back on.

iHowever, this will discharge the starter

battery.

XPress button : on the remote control.

The respective rear screen switches on or

off.

iYou can only switch the screens on using

the remote control if the ignition is

switched on.

Switching the button lighting on/off

XLighting of the remote control buttons is

divided into three areas. The corresponding

area is activated once a button is pressed

and switches off again automatically 5 to

10 seconds after the last button is pressed.

Switching the sound on/off (corded head-

phones only)

XPress button : on the remote control.

The sound is switched on/off.

Selecting a menu/menu item

RYou can use buttons : to directly access

the corresponding main menu.

RUsing selector wheel ; or the

=Ì9: buttons, select a

menu/menu item. To confirm your selec-

tion, press the 9 button.

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CD/DVD drive and AUX jacks

:CD/DVD slot

;AUX, right-hand (R) jack for audio signal

(red)

=AUX, left-hand (L) jack for audio signal

(white)

?AUX, video (V) jack (yellow)

ACD/DVD eject button

The AUX jacks shown are for the AUX drive.

Identical connections can be found on the

right-hand side of the rear-compartment

screens (display AUX) (Y page 538).

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Cordless headphones

Overview

XTo adjust the headphones: open both sides of the headphones.

XAdjust the fit of the headphones by pulling the headphone band in the direction of the arrow.

XTo switch the headphones on/off: press On/Off switch ;.

XTo adjust the volume: turn volume control = until the desired volume is set. If you have

connected corded headphones to a rear-compartment screen, you can adjust the volume

using the remote control (Y page 538).

XTo check the battery charge status: read the charge level of the batteries using indicator

lamp :.

iTo preserve the batteries, the headphones automatically switch off if they have not

received an audio signal for approximately three minutes.

Indicator lamp on the cordless head-

phones

The colour of the indicator lamp shows

whether the device is switched on or off and

indicates the charge level of the batteries

inserted.

LED dis-

play

Status

Green The batteries are fine.

Red The batteries are almost dis-

charged.

Lit continu-

ously

The headphones are switched

on and connected to a screen.

LED dis-

play

Status

Flashing The headphones are search-

ing for the connection to a

screen.

No display

(dark)

The headphones are switched

off or the batteries are dis-

charged.

iThe function of the headphones may be

impaired by other radio-based electronic

devices such as mobile phones or laptops.

Indicator lamp displays on the remote

control

The colour of the indicator lamps shows

whether an entry has been correctly trans-

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mitted and displays the charge level of the

batteries used.

LED dis-

play

Status

Green The batteries are fine.

Red The batteries are almost dis-

charged.

Flashing

(green)

Entry being transmitted

Flashing

(orange)

Entry not correctly transmit-

ted

No display

(dark)

The remote control is

switched off or the batteries

are discharged.

iThe function of the remote control may be

impaired by other radio-based electronic

devices such as mobile phones or laptops.

Selecting a screen for the headphones

XMove push slider : to L (left-hand screen)

or R (right-hand screen).

iUp to two cordless headphones can be

used at the same time for each screen.

Connecting additional headphones

Up to two cordless headphones can be used

at the same time for each screen.

You can also connect one additional set of

corded headphones to each of the two rear-

compartment screens (Y page 538). The

socket is designed for headphones with a

3.5 mm stereo jack plug and an impedance

of 32 ohms.

Replacing batteries

Notes

GWARNING

Batteries contain poisonous substances.

Swallowing/ingesting batteries can result in

serious personal injury or death.

Always keep batteries away from children. If

a battery is swallowed, seek immediate med-

ical attention.

Batteries are required for the remote control

and for the two sets of cordless headphones.

The batteries can be replaced (Y page 542).

Only valid for South Africa

HEnvironmental note

Dispose of used batteries in an environmen-

tally responsible manner.

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On the remote control

:Battery compartment

;Catch tab

=Battery compartment cover

?Retaining lugs

ABatteries

The remote control contains 2 type AAA,

1.5 V batteries.

XTo open the battery compartment:

remove battery compartment cover = on

the back of the remote control.

XTo do so, push catch tab ; downwards and

take off battery compartment cover =.

XRemove discharged batteries A from the

tray.

XInsert the new batteries. Observe the polar-

ity markings on the batteries and battery

compartment when doing so.

Left-hand battery: the positive pole (+)

must face upwards.

Right-hand battery: the positive pole (+)

must face downwards.

XTo close the battery compartment:

insert battery compartment cover = start-

ing with retaining lugs ? into the battery

compartment and allow catch tab ; to

engage in place.

On the cordless headphones

The battery compartment is located on the

left headphone. The cordless headphones

require 2 type AAA, 1.5 V batteries.

XTo open the battery compartment: turn

battery compartment cover : in a clock-

wise direction and remove.

XRemove the discharged batteries from the

tray.

XInsert the new batteries. Observe the polar-

ity markings on the batteries and battery

tray when doing so.

XTo close the battery compartment:

replace battery housing cover : and turn

it clockwise until it clips into place.

If the batteries have been inserted cor-

rectly, the indicator lamp will light up green

when the headphones are switched on.

iThe operating duration of the headphones

with a set of batteries is up to 40 hours.

Business telephony

Connecting a mobile phone

REQUIREMENTS: in order to make calls with

the handset, a suitable mobile phone must be

connected to COMAND Online as a business

telephone (Y page 425).

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If a mobile phone is connected, you will see

the connected phone in the main menu of the

handset.

To do this, you can:

XSelect a suitable mobile phone on

COMAND Online. Select the option Busi‐

ness telephone(Y page 426)

XConnect a mobile phone via the handset

<Link: connecting handset/mobile phone>

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Use the % button to return to the main

menu of the handset.

Incoming calls

Accepting/rejecting a call

Accepting a call:

XTap on Accept.

XPress the 6 button.

Rejecting a call:

XTap on Reject.

XPress the ~ button.

If the phone number of the caller is transfer-

red, it appears in the display.

If there is an entry for the caller in the phone

book, you will also see the name.

If the phone number is not transferred,

Unknown appears in the display.

Making a call

Using the number keypad

XIn the main menu of the handset, tap on

Telephone.

XEnter all the digits of the telephone number

in turn using the number keypad display.

XPress the 6 button.

Using call lists

XIn the main menu of the handset, tap on

Call lists.

XTo select the list of incoming or outgoing

calls: tap on the corresponding symbol.

The last incoming or last dialled call

appears at the top of the respective list.

XTo move the list up or down: glide your fin-

ger up or down the list.

XTo select the number: tap on the desired

number.

XTo initiate the call: tap on Send.

Using contacts

XIn the main menu of the handset, tap on

Contacts.

XTo select the contact: glide your finger up

or down the list.

XTap on the alphabet bar on the right-hand

side.

XTo select the number: tap on the desired

number.

XTo initiate the call: tap on Send.

Functions available during a call

Rear handset

Overview

Operation

The handset acts as a telephone and also as

a remote control and control panel for the

Rear Seat Entertainment System. It is safely

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stored and automatically charged in the

mobile phone bracket. [Depending on the

equipment in the mobile phone bracket in the

rear centre console/rear seat armrest.]

:Loudspeaker

;Volume button

=Menu button

?End button

AMicrophone

BBack button

CTransmit button

DUSB socket

ETouchscreen

The handset is operated using both the but-

tons and the touchscreen. While the buttons

on the device are pressed, the touchscreen is

operated by using gestures on the symbols,

menus and lists displayed <Link>.

iIn order to be able to use the handset as

a telephone, it must be connected to a

mobile phone via Bluetooth.

iTo avoid scratching the touchscreen, do

not use any sharp objects.

Removing/inserting the handset

The handset is kept in the mobile phone

bracket, where it is safely stored and auto-

matically charged.

Removing

XTo remove the handset, press the two but-

tons on the mobile phone bracket and lift

the handset out.

Inserting

XTo insert the handset, slide it into the lower

part of the mobile phone bracket.

XGently push the handset down until it snaps

into the mobile phone bracket.

Switching the handset on/off

Switching the handset on

XPress (change symbol)~. The start

screen appears.

After a few seconds, the main menu

appears (->) and the handset is ready for

use.

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Switching the handset off

XPress and hold ~ for more than 3 sec-

onds.

XIn the message which follows, tap on OK to

switch the handset off.

If you do not want to switch the handset off,

tap on Cancel.

If the handset is not used again for a certain

period of time, it automatically switches to

energy-saving mode. The screen is also

switched off. You can set the time that passes

before the handset switches to energy-saving

mode (->)

If you are not going to use the handset for a

relatively long time, you should put it back in

the mobile phone bracket, where it will be

charged and safely stored.

Input and control using the touchscreen

Operating the touchscreen

The touchscreen is operated by gently tap-

ping on it with your finger or using various

gestures:

RTap on icons to select them or to confirm

entries.

RSwipe up or down to move lists up or down.

RUse the virtual selector wheel by dragging

your finger clockwise and anticlockwise in

circles <Link>. Other gestures include

dragging your finger up, down, left and

right.

RYou can enter characters using a virtual

keyboard or handwriting recognition <>

Menus

Using the handset as a remote control

The handset is used to control the functions

of the Rear Seat Entertainment System.

XTap on the remote control symbol in the

main menu of the handset (>).

XTap on : to select the left or right screen

which you want to control using the hand-

set.

If neither of the screens is switched on yet,

you are first asked to select a screen.

The interface for the remote control

appears on the touchscreen.

Tapping on the symbols calls up the functions

for:

RNavigation (>)

RRadio (>)

RMedia (>)

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RVehicle (>)

ROnline (>)

The % button takes you to the handset's

main menu.

Online functions of the handset

XTap on Online in the remote control menu.

COMAND connects to the Internet.

XThe various tools can now be used to nav-

igate around webpages.

On-screen keyboard and handwriting rec-

ognition

:Letter keys

;Shift key

=Space bar

?Cancel button

ATo confirm an entry

You can use the on-screen keyboard to enter

text, numbers and symbols. Rotating the

handset changes the orientation of the key-

board.

Entering characters

XTap on the desired character with the tip of

your finger.

The selected character appears in the entry

field.

iTapping on shift key ; changes back and

forth between upper and lower case. If you

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double tap the shift key, the shift key stays

locked. Tapping it again unlocks it.

Entering numbers and symbols

XTap on ;.

A keyboard is shown with numbers and

symbols. To return to the previous key-

board, tap on button ; again.

Entering special characters

XTap on ;.

A keyboard is shown with numbers and

symbols. To return to the previous key-

board, tap on button ; again.

Settings

Calling up the Settings menu

Menu ...

XTap on Settings in the main menu of the

handset (>).

You will see a list of functions and informa-

tion which you can select. Dragging the list

takes you to the top or bottom of the list.

The Back button takes you back to the hand-

set's main menu.

Language

XTap on the Settings button in the main

menu of the handset.

The Settings menu appears

XSelect Language.

You will see a list of available languages.

The dot # indicates the current language

selected.

Drag the list up or down to display all the

languages.

To exit the language selection without

changing the setting, press the Back but-

ton.

XTap on a language to change the language.

A dot # appears in front of the language.

Press the % button to exit the language

selection.

Display

Use the Display setting to adjust the bright-

ness of the handset screen.

XTap on Settings in the handset's main menu

to select it.

XTap on Display.

The screen for setting the display bright-

ness appears.

XDrag the slide to the left or right to adjust

the brightness.

XSelect one of the three options.

RDay mode: set the brightness of the screen

to a value that is suitable for bright condi-

tions.

RNight mode: set the brightness of the

screen to a value that is suitable for dark

conditions.

RAutomatic: the brightness is set automat-

ically depending on the ambient light.

XTap on OK to confirm your selection

To exit the menu without saving the set-

tings that have been changed, tap on Can‐

cel

Call options

You can use the call options to determine

what the handset does when you remove it

from and insert it in the mobile phone

bracket. You can set it so that:

Rincoming calls are accepted when you

remove it from the mobile phone bracket

Rexisting connections are terminated when

you insert it in the mobile phone bracket

Accepting a call when removing the handset

XTap on On to enable this function. Tap on

Off to disable this function.

Terminating a call when inserting the handset

XTap on On to enable this function. Tap on

Off to disable this function.

XTap on OK to confirm your selection.

To exit the menu without saving the set-

tings that have been changed, tap on Can‐

cel

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Power options

The power options settings allow you to set

the time that elapses before the display auto-

matically switches off.

To activate the display again, press the <>

button.

XTap on Power options in the settings

You will see the menu for automatically

switching off the display.

The dot # indicates the setting currently

selected.

XTap on one of the times listed between 15

seconds and 10 minutes to select a time

duration.

XTap on OK to confirm your selection. Tap on

Cancel to exit the menu without accepting

the new setting.

Time and date

Time and date can be used to set the formats

in which the time and date are displayed on

the handset.

XTap on Time and date in the settings

You will see the menu for setting the for-

mats for the time and date.

The dot # indicates the setting currently

selected.

XTap on the desired time or date format to

change the settings.

The dot # jumps to the newly selected set-

ting.

XTap on OK to confirm your selection. Tap on

Cancel to exit the menu without accepting

the new setting.

iThe time and date are set in the handset

automatically.

Device information

You will find the following information about

the handset under Device information:

RSoftware version

RSerial number

RBluetooth address

You cannot alter the settings in this menu.

NFC

The NFC setting is used to enable the wireless

transmission of data using the NFC standard.

XTap on NFC in the settings menu

You will see the menu for switching NFC on

and off.

The dot # indicates the setting currently

selected.

XTap on On to enable NFC or on Off to dis-

able NFC.

XTap on OK to confirm your selection. Tap on

Cancel to exit the menu without accepting

the new setting.

Reset

Via Reset setting you can reset the handset

to the factory settings. All personal settings

will be lost. An overview of the handset's

basic settings can be found here <>.

To reset the settings in COMAND Online, it is

necessary to reset COMAND Online. Link ->

XTap on Reset in the settings menu

The menu for resetting the settings

appears.

XTap on Reset settings on handset to

begin the reset.

XBy tapping on OK, you confirm that you

acknowledge the consequences of reset-

ting. The handset is reset in the next step.

XTap on Yes to confirm that you want to

reset the handset.

All the data stored on the handset will be

deleted.

XPress No to cancel the reset.

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Audio CD/DVD and MP3 mode

Important safety notes

GWARNING

The CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product.

Never open the housing. There is a risk of

exposure to invisible laser radiation if the

housing is opened, or if the casing is faulty or

damaged.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System contains

no parts which you can repair yourself. For

safety reasons, all maintenance work must be

carried out by qualified aftersales techni-

cians.

General notes

You will find information on the following top-

ics in the Audio section:

RNotes on CDs/DVDs

RNotes on MP3 mode (Y page 499)

RNotes on copyright

Inserting a CD/DVD

:Disc slot

;Disc eject button

Depending on the vehicle model and equip-

ment level, the CD/DVD drive is found:

Rbehind the centre console in a folding com-

partment, or

Runder the rear bench seat, or

Rin the stowage box between the rear seats.

The CD/DVD drive is a single disc drive. If

there is already a disc inserted, this must be

ejected before another is inserted.

XInsert a disc into the disc slot.

The printed side of the disc must face

upwards. If neither side of the disc is prin-

ted, the side you wish to play must face

downwards.

The CD/DVD drive draws in the disc.

The CD/DVD drive plays the disc:

Rif it has been inserted correctly and is a

permissible disc, and

Rafter you have switched on disc mode

(audio CD/audio DVD/MP3 mode)

(Y page 552).

Data on an MP3 CD first needs to be loaded

by the drive. Loading may take some time,

depending on the number of folders and

tracks.

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Switching to audio CD, audio DVD or

MP3 mode

Example: audio CD mode

:Data medium type _

;Track number

=Track name (only if stored on the disc as

CD text)

?Track time

AGraphic time and track display

BCurrent playback settings (no symbol for

"Normal track sequence")

CTo set the bass

DTo set the treble

EDisc name (if stored on the disc as CD

text)

FTo call up the track list

GPlayback options

XInsert a CD/DVD (Y page 551).

The Rear Seat Entertainment System loads

the inserted disc.

XSelect Disc in the menu using the

9=; buttons on the remote

control and confirm by pressing the 9 but-

ton.

The corresponding mode is switched on.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System plays

the disc.

Example: audio DVD mode

:Data medium type ü

;Track number

=Track name (if stored on the disc)

?Track time

AGraphic time and track display

BCurrent playback settings (no symbol for

"Normal track sequence")

CTo set the bass

DTo set the treble

EDisc name (if stored on the disc)

FTo call up the track list

GStop function

HPause function

IPlayback options

Example: MP3 mode

:Data medium type þ

;Track number

=Track name

?Track time

AGraphic time and track display

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BCurrent playback settings (no symbol for

"Normal track sequence")

CTo set the bass

DTo set the treble

EDisc name or current folder

FTo call up the folder list

GPlayback options, to switch track infor-

mation on/off

iVariable bit rates in MP3 tracks can result

in the elapsed time shown being different

to the actual elapsed time.

Selecting a track

Selecting by skipping to a track

XTo skip forwards or backwards to a

track: press the = or ; button on

the remote control.

XPress the E or F button.

The skip forward function skips to the next

track.

If the elapsed track time has passed 8 sec-

onds, the function skips back to the begin-

ning of the track. If the elapsed time is

shorter, it will skip to the start of the pre-

vious track.

If the Random tracks or Random folder

playback option has been selected, the

track order is random.

Selecting by track list

In audio CD mode, the track list contains all

tracks on the disc currently playing.

In audio DVD mode, the track list contains all

tracks in the currently active group.

In MP3 mode, the track list shows all tracks

in the currently active folder as well as the

folder structure, allowing you to select any

track on the MP3 CD.

XSelect Track list (audio CD/DVD mode)

or Folder (MP3 mode) using

the :=; buttons on the remote

control, and confirm by pressing the 9

button.

XPress the 9 button when the display/

selection window is active.

The track list appears. The # dot indicates

the current track.

XSelect a track using the 9: buttons

and press the 9 button to confirm.

Making a selection by entering the track

number directly

XPress the h button on the remote con-

trol.

The track entry display appears.

Example: track 2

XPress number button 2.

Example: track 12

XPress the corresponding number keys in

rapid succession.

XWait for approximately three seconds after

making the entry.

You will hear the track that has been

entered. The corresponding basic menu

then reappears.

iIt is not possible to enter numbers that

exceed the number of tracks on the CD or

in the currently active folder.

Fast forward/rewind

XWith the display/selection window active,

press the = or ; button on the

remote control repeatedly until you reach

the desired position.

XPress and hold the E or F button

until the desired position is reached.

Selecting a folder

This function is only available in MP3 mode.

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XSelect Folder in MP3 mode using

the :=; buttons on the remote

control and press the 9 button to confirm.

XPress the 9 button when the display/

selection window is active.

The folder content appears.

:Folder selection symbol

;Current folder name

=Track symbol

XTo switch to the superordinate folder:

select symbol : using the 9: but-

tons on the remote control and press the

9 button to confirm.

The display shows the next folder up.

:Folder selection symbol

;Folder symbol

XSelect a folder using the 9: buttons

and press the 9 button to confirm.

You will see the tracks in the folder.

XSelect a track using the 9: buttons

and press the 9 button to confirm.

The track is played and the corresponding

folder is now the active folder.

Pause function

This function is only available in audio DVD

mode.

XTo pause playback: select Ë using

the :=; buttons on the remote

control and press the 9 button to confirm.

The Ë display changes to Ì.

XTo continue playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

The Ì display changes to Ë.

Stop function

This function is only available in audio DVD

mode.

XTo interrupt playback: select É using

the :=; buttons on the remote

control and press the 9 button to confirm.

The Ë display changes to Ì.

XTo continue playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

Playback continues from the point where it

was interrupted.

XTo stop playback: while playback is inter-

rupted, select É again and press the

9 button to confirm.

Playback stops and returns to the begin-

ning of the DVD. Ì is highlighted.

XTo restart playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

Playback starts from the beginning of the

DVD.

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Setting the audio format

XSelect DVD-A using the :=;

buttons on the remote control and press

9 to confirm.

XSelect Group using the 9: buttons

and press the 9 button to confirm.

The list of available audio formats appears.

The # dot indicates the format currently

selected.

XSelect an audio format using the

9: buttons and press the 9 button

to confirm.

XTo exit the menu: press the =

or ; button.

Playback options

XSelect CD, DVD-A or MP3 using

the :=; buttons on the remote

control and press the 9 button to confirm.

The options list appears. The # dot indi-

cates the option currently selected.

XSelect Normal track sequence, Random

tracks or Random folder using the

9: buttons and press the 9 button

to confirm.

The option is switched on. For all options

except Normal track sequence, you will

see a corresponding display in the display/

selection window.

iIf you switch the data carrier which you

are currently listening to, the Normal

track sequence option is activated auto-

matically. If an option is selected, it

remains selected after the Rear Seat Enter-

tainment System is switched on or off.

Switching track information on/off

(MP3 mode only)

If the function is switched on, folder and track

names are displayed.

If the function is switched off, disc and file

names are displayed.

XSelect MP3 using the :=; but-

tons on the remote control and press the

9 button to confirm.

XSelect Display track information

using the 9: buttons and press the

9 button to confirm.

The function is switched on O or off ª,

depending on the previous status.

TV mode

General notes

Information on channel reception quality can

be found in the "Media" section

(Y page 520).

Switching to TV mode

XSelect TV using the 9=; but-

tons on the remote control and press the

9 button to confirm.

You see the last TV channel selected, pro-

vided it can still be received.

Showing/hiding the control menu

XTo show: press the 9 or : button

on the remote control.

XTo hide: press the 9 or : button.

XAfter approximately eight seconds, the

menu is automatically hidden.

Showing/hiding the menu

XTo show: press the 9 button on the

remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo hide: press the 9 button, select

Full screen and press the 9 button to

confirm.

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Selecting TV channels

Selecting channels using the control

XPress the = or ; button on the

remote control while the display window is

active.

XPress the E or F button.

The TV tuner selects the previous or next

channel from the alphabetical channel list.

Setting channels via the channel presets

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Presets using the =; but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

The channel preset memory appears. The

# dot indicates where the selected chan-

nel is currently stored.

XSelect a channel using the 9: but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

XPress a number button.

Setting a channel from the channel list

Notes on the channel list can be found in the

"Media" section (Y page 521). Information

regarding COMAND Online also applies to the

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XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect TV using the =; buttons and

press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Channel list and press the 9

button to confirm.

The channel list appears. The # dot in

front of a list entry indicates the currently

selected channel. A number before the list

entry shows the memory slot in the channel

presets.

XSelect a channel using the 9: but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

Selecting channels by entering the chan-

nel and programme number

Several programmes can be transmitted on

one channel with digital TV. You can therefore

enter a channel and the desired programme

on this channel.

Only one programme can be transmitted on

a channel with analogue TV. The programme

entry function therefore has no effect.

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XOption 1: select TV using the =;

buttons and press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Channel entry and press the 9

button to confirm.

XOption 2: press the h button while the

TV is playing.

Irrespective of the option, an input bar

appears at the top of the screen.

XTo set a channel: enter the channel num-

ber using the number keys and press the

9 button to confirm.

XPress and hold the number key until the

entry line is hidden.

The channel is set.

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iIf you have not entered a programme

number, the first programme with ade-

quate reception will be set for a digital

channel.

iYou can enter channels or programmes

available in your country even if the recep-

tion is currently not adequate.

If you enter channels that are either not

intended for or not allowed in your country,

the Invalid channel number message

appears.

Storing TV channels

Storing channels manually

There are ten preset positions available.

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect Presets using the =; but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

The channel preset memory appears. The

# dot indicates under which preset the

currently selected channel is stored.

XTo store a channel: select a preset using

the 9: buttons and press and hold

the 9 button until you hear a tone.

XPress and hold a number button until you

hear a tone.

The TV picture then reappears.

Storing channels automatically

This function automatically stores channels

with adequate reception in order of their

reception quality. Any channels stored man-

ually in the preset memory will be lost.

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect Presets using the =; but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Autostore and press the 9 button

to confirm.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System

searches for channels it can receive. The

available channels are automatically stored

in the preset positions.

Information about the current pro-

gramme

This function is only available on digital TV

channels. If you are watching an analogue TV

channel, this menu cannot be selected.

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect Info using the =; buttons

and press the 9 button to confirm.

If the current TV channel provides the cor-

responding information, this will be dis-

played.

iIt can take a few seconds for the infor-

mation to be displayed.

Displaying the current programme or

programme preview

This function is only available on digital TV

channels. The programme preview is also

referred to as the electronic programme

guide (EPG).

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect TV using the =; buttons and

press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Channel list and press the 9

button to confirm.

The channel list appears. It shows the cur-

rent programme on the digital TV channels

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with adequate reception. The # dot in

front of a list entry indicates the currently

selected channel.

XTo show the programme preview: select

Display programme preview and press

the 9 button to confirm.

The channel list shows the channel's next

programme.

XTo show the current programme: select

Display current programme and press

the 9 button to confirm.

XTo close the display: press the % but-

ton.

Basic TV settings

Fixing the frequency

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect TV using the =; buttons and

press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect Channel fix and press the 9 but-

ton to confirm.

The function is switched on O or off ª,

depending on the previous status. When

the function is switched on, FIX appears in

the display window.

XTo exit the menu: press the =

or ; button.

Setting the reception region

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control or confirm Menu by

pressing the 9 button while the control

menu is shown.

XSelect TV using the =; buttons and

press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect TV standard and press the 9 but-

ton to confirm.

A list appears showing the reception

regions. The # dot in front of a list entry

indicates the currently selected reception

area or country.

XSelect the reception area and press the

9 button to confirm.

A message appears to inform you that if the

wrong country is set, correct reception will

not be possible.

XSelect Yes or No and press the 9 button

to confirm.

If you select Yes, the Rear Seat Entertain-

ment System switches the country.

If you select No, the country list will appear

again.

Teletext

Switching teletext on/off

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo switch on: select Teletext using the

=; buttons and press the 9 button

to confirm.

The first teletext page is displayed.

XTo switch off: press the % back button.

Selecting a teletext page

XTo select a page directly: press the cor-

responding number keys on the remote

control.

XTo call up the previous/next page: press

the 9 or : button.

iYou can only enter pages that are permis-

sible for teletext between 100 and 899.

Dynamic teletext page

A dynamic teletext page consists of several

subpages. The display automatically changes

to the next page after a certain time.

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Video DVD mode

Important safety notes

GWARNING

The CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product.

If you open the housing of the CD/DVD drive,

invisible laser beams may be released. These

laser beams may damage your retina. There

is a risk of injury.

You must not open the casing. Always have

maintenance work and repairs carried out at

a qualified specialist workshop.

General notes

DVD playback requirements

You may encounter playback problems when

playing copied discs. There are a large variety

of discs, DVD authoring software, writing

software and writers available. This variety

means that there is no guarantee that the

Rear Seat Entertainment System will be able

to play video DVDs that you have copied your-

self.

Other information can be found under Video

(Y page 527). Information regarding

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Function restrictions

Depending on the DVD, it is possible that cer-

tain functions or actions described in this

section will be temporarily blocked or may not

function at all. As soon as you try to activate

these functions or actions, you will see the

K symbol in the display.

Switching to video DVD mode

XInsert a video DVD (Y page 551).

The Rear Seat Entertainment System loads

the disc.

If disc mode was the last mode selected, it

will now be active.

If it was not, switch on video DVD mode as

described in the following instructions.

XSelect Disc in the menu using the

9=; buttons on the remote

control and confirm by pressing the 9 but-

ton.

If the video DVD fulfils the playback criteria:

the film either starts automatically or the

menu saved on the DVD appears. If the

DVD menu appears, you must start the film

manually.

XSelect the corresponding menu item in the

DVD menu.

Showing/hiding the control menu

Control menu

:Data medium type

;Current track

=Current scene

?Track time

AShows the menu

XTo show: press the 9 or : button

on the remote control.

XTo hide: press the 9 or : button.

XWait for approximately 8 seconds.

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Showing/hiding the menu

Menu system

:Video DVD options

;Pause function

=Stop function

?To set the treble

ATo set the bass

XTo show: press the 9 button on the

remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo hide: press the 9 button, select

Full Screen and press the 9 button to

confirm.

Fast forward/rewind

XPress and hold the E or F button on

the remote control until the desired posi-

tion has been reached.

You see the control menu.

Pause function

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo pause playback: select Ë and press

the 9 button to confirm.

The Ë display changes to Ì.

XTo continue playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

The menu is hidden.

Stop function

XTo show the menu: press the 9 button

on the remote control.

XSelect Menu while the control menu is

shown and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo interrupt playback: select É and

press the 9 button to confirm.

The Ë display changes to Ì. The

video image is hidden.

XTo continue playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

Playback continues from the point where it

was interrupted. The menu is hidden.

XTo stop playback: while playback is inter-

rupted, select É again and press the

9 button to confirm.

Playback stops and returns to the begin-

ning of the DVD. Ì is highlighted.

XTo restart playback: select Ì and

press the 9 button to confirm.

Playback starts from the beginning of the

DVD.

Selecting a scene/chapter

General notes

Also observe the information on the video

DVD mode (Y page 532).

Skipping forwards/backwards

XPress the = or ; button on the

remote control.

XPress the E or F button.

The control menu (Y page 530) appears for

approximately eight seconds.

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Selecting a scene/chapter directly

The examples illustrate how to select scene/

chapter 5.

XOption 1: while the film is playing, press

the h button on the remote control.

XPress the corresponding number key, such

as 5.

XOption 2: while the film is playing, press

the 9 button on the remote control and

show the menu.

XSelect DVD-V and press the 9 button to

confirm.

XSelect DVD functions and press the 9

button to confirm.

XSelect Scene selection and press the

9 button to confirm.

XSelect 5 using the 9 or : button and

press the 9 button to confirm.

In both cases, playback will begin from the

5th scene/chapter after a brief pause.

Selecting a film/title

Option 1:

XPress the 9 button on the remote control

and show the menu.

XSelect DVD-V and press the 9 button on

the remote control to confirm.

XSelect DVD functions and press the 9

button to confirm.

XSelect Title selection and press the

9 button to confirm.

XTo call up the selection list: press the

9 button.

XSelect a film/track.

Option 2:

Example: selecting film 2

XPress button 2.

After a brief pause, the second film is

played.

DVD menu

Calling up the DVD menu

The DVD menu is the menu stored on the DVD

itself. It is structured in various ways accord-

ing to the individual DVD and permits certain

actions and settings.

In the case of multi-language DVDs, for exam-

ple, you can change the DVD language in the

DVD menu.

XPress the 9 button on the remote control

and show the menu.

XSelect DVD-V and press the 9 button on

the remote control to confirm.

XSelect DVD functions and press the 9

button to confirm.

XSelect Menu and press the 9 button to

confirm.

The DVD menu appears.

Selecting menu items in the DVD menu

XSelect a menu item using the

9:=; buttons on the

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remote control and press the 9 button to

confirm.

A menu appears.

XConfirm Select by pressing the 9 button.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System car-

ries out the action or shows a submenu.

XIf available, additional options can now be

selected.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System then

switches back to the DVD menu.

iMenu items that cannot be selected are

shown in grey.

iDepending on the DVD, the menu items:

Back (to the movie), Play, Stop, E,

F or Go up may either not function at

all or may not function at certain points in

the DVD menu. To indicate this, the K

symbol appears in the display.

Stopping a film or skipping to the begin-

ning or end of a scene

XSelect any menu item from the DVD menu.

The menu appears.

XTo stop the film: select the Stop menu

item and press the 9 button on the remote

control to confirm.

XTo skip to the end of a scene: select the

F menu item and press the 9 button

to confirm.

XTo skip to the beginning of a scene:

select the E menu item and press the

9 button to confirm.

Moving up one level in the DVD menu

XShow the DVD menu.

XPress the % back button on the remote

control or select the corresponding menu

item in the DVD menu.

XSelect any menu item in the DVD menu and

press W the COMAND controller to con-

firm.

XSelect Go up and press W to confirm.

Going back to the film

XPress the % back button repeatedly

until you see the movie.

XSelect any menu item in the DVD menu and

press the 9 button to confirm.

XSelect the Back (to the movie) menu

item in the menu and press the 9 button

to confirm.

Setting the audio format

This function is not available on all DVDs. If it

is available, you can set the audio language

or the audio format. The number of settings

is dependent on the DVD content. It may also

be possible to access the settings from the

DVD menu.

XPress the 9 button on the remote control

and show the menu.

XSelect DVD-V and press the 9 button on

the remote control to confirm.

XSelect DVD functions and press the 9

button to confirm.

XSelect Audio language and press the 9

button to confirm.

A menu appears after a short while. The

# dot in front of an entry indicates the

currently selected language.

XSelect a language using the 9: but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo exit the menu: press the =

or ; button.

Subtitles and camera angle

These functions are not available on all DVDs.

The number of subtitle languages and camera

angles available depends on the content of

the DVD. It may also be possible to access

the settings from the DVD menu.

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XPress the 9 button on the remote control

and show the menu.

XSelect DVD-V and press the 9 button on

the remote control to confirm.

XSelect DVD functions and press the 9

button to confirm.

XSelect Subtitles or Camera angle and

press the 9 button to confirm.

In both cases, a menu appears after a few

seconds. The # dot in front of an entry

indicates the current setting.

XSelect a setting using the 9: but-

tons and press the 9 button to confirm.

XTo exit the menu: press the =

or ; button.

Interactive content

DVDs may also contain interactive content

(e.g. a video game). In a video game, you may

be able to influence events, for example, by

selecting and triggering actions. The type and

number of actions depend on the DVD.

XSelect an action using the

9;:= buttons on the

remote control and press the 9 button to

execute it.

A menu appears and the first entry,

Select, is highlighted.

XPress the 9 button.

Navitainment

Online and Internet functions

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User Instruction NTG5

NTG5_UserManual-SV_130307-english.docx Version 1.0

1 Technical Information

1.1 Materials

NTG5 infotainment system está em conformidade com os mais recentes lançamentos de

directivas RoHS (2002/95/EC) e ELV (2000/53/EC), e também o regulamento REACH

(CE) No. 1907/2006.

Marcação de polímero partes acc. a VDA 260, respectivamente EN ISO 1043.Declaration

of Conformity to EC regulation R&TTE.

1.2 Declaration of Conformity to EC regulation R&TTE

Česky [Czech]: HARMAN tímto prohlašuje, že tento NTG5 system je ve shodě se základními požadavky a dalšími

příslušnými ustanoveními směrnice 1999/5/ES.

Dansk [Danish]: Undertegnede HARMAN erklærer herved, at følgende udstyr NTG5 system overholder de væsentlige

krav og øvrige relevante krav i direktiv 1999/5/EF.

Deutsch [German]:

Hiermit erklärt HARMAN, dass sich das Gerät NTG5 system in Übereinstimmung mit den

grundlegenden Anforderungen und den übrigen

einschlägigen Bestimmungen der Richtlinie 1999/5/EG befindet.

Eesti [Estonian]: Käesolevaga kinnitab HARMAN seadme NTG5 system vastavust direktiivi 1999/5/EÜ põhinõuetele ja

nimetatud direktiivist tulenevatele teistele asjakohastele sätetele.

English: Hereby, HARMAN, declares that this NTG5 system is in compliance with the essential requirements and

other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Español [Spanish]: Por medio de la presente HARMAN declara que el NTG5 system cumple con los requisitos esenciales y

cualesquiera otras disposiciones aplicables o exigibles de la Directiva 1999/5/CE.

Ελληνική [Greek]: ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΠΑΡΟΥΣΑ HARMAN ∆ΗΛΩΝΕΙ ΟΤΙ NTG5 system ΣΥΜΜΟΡΦΩΝΕΤΑΙ ΠΡΟΣ ΤΙΣ ΟΥΣΙΩ∆ΕΙΣ

ΑΠΑΙΤΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΑΙ ΤΙΣ ΛΟΙΠΕΣ ΣΧΕΤΙΚΕΣ ∆ΙΑΤΑΞΕΙΣ ΤΗΣ Ο∆ΗΓΙΑΣ 1999/5/ΕΚ.

Français [French]: Par la présente HARMAN déclare que l'appareil NTG5 system est conforme aux exigences essentielles

et aux autres dispositions pertinentes de la directive 1999/5/CE.

Italiano [Italian]: Con la presente HARMAN dichiara che questo NTG5 system è conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed alle

altre disposizioni pertinenti stabilite dalla direttiva 1999/5/CE.

Latviski [Latvian]: Ar šo HARMAN deklarē, ka NTG5 system atbilst Direktīvas 1999/5/EK būtiskajām prasībām un citiem ar

to saistītajiem noteikumiem.

Lietuvių [Lithuanian]: Šiuo HARMAN deklaruoja, kad šis NTG5 system atitinka esminius reikalavimus ir kitas 1999/5/EB

Direktyvos nuostatas.

Nederlands [Dutch]: Hierbij verklaart HARMAN dat het toestel NTG5 system in overeenstemming is met de essentiële eisen

en de andere relevante bepalingen van richtlijn 1999/5/EG.

Malti [Maltese]: Hawnhekk, HARMAN, jiddikjara li dan NTG5 system jikkonforma mal-ħtiġijiet essenzjali u ma

provvedimenti oħrajn relevanti li hemm fid-Dirrettiva 1999/5/EC.

Magyar [Hungarian]: Alulírott, HARMAN nyilatkozom, hogy a NTG5 system megfelel a vonatkozó alapvetõ követelményeknek

és az 1999/5/EC irányelv egyéb elõírásainak.

Polski [Polish]: Niniejszym HARMAN oświadcza, że NTG5 system jest zgodny z zasadniczymi wymogami oraz

pozostałymi stosownymi postanowieniami Dyrektywy 1999/5/EC

Português

[Portuguese]:

HARMAN declara que este NTG5 system está conforme com os requisitos essenciais e outras

disposições da Directiva 1999/5/CE.

Slovensko

[Slovenian]:

HARMAN izjavlja, da je ta NTG5 system v skladu z bistvenimi zahtevami in ostalimi relevantnimi določili

direktive 1999/5/ES.

Slovensky [Slovak]: HARMAN týmto vyhlasuje, že NTG5 system spĺňa základné požiadavky a všetky príslušné ustanovenia

Smernice 1999/5/ES.

Suomi [Finnish]: HARMAN vakuuttaa täten että NTG5 system tyyppinen laite on direktiivin 1999/5/EY oleellisten

vaatimusten ja sitä koskevien direktiivin muiden ehtojen mukainen.

Svenska [Swedish]: Härmed intygar HARMAN att denna NTG5 system står I överensstämmelse med de väsentliga

egenskapskrav och övriga relevanta bestämmelser som framgår av direktiv 1999/5/EG.

Íslenska (Icelandic): Hér með lýsir HARMAN yfir því að NTG5 system er í samræmi við grunnkröfur og aðrar kröfur, sem

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gerðar eru í tilskipun 1999/5/EC

Norsk [Norwegian]: HARMAN erklærer herved at utstyret NTG5 system er i samsvar med de grunnleggende krav og øvrige

relevante krav i direktiv 1999/5/EF.

1.3 FCC statements (North America)

(§15.19)

"This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation”

and (§15.21)

“CAUTION TO USERS” / “FCC WARNING”

“Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to

operate the equipment “

1.4 Industry Canada (IC) statement

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation

is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause

undesired operation of the device.

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils

radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1)

l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter

tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en

compromettre le fonctionnement.

This equipment complies with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an

uncontrolled environment. The antennas should be installed and operated with minimum

distance of 20 cm between the radiator and any person. This transmitter must not be co-

located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Cet appareil est conforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements de la IC pour un

environnement non contrôlé. Les antennes doivent être installées de façon à garder une

distance minimale de 20 centimètres entre le radiateur et toute personne. L'émetteur ne

doit pas être colocalisé ni fonctionner conjointement avec une autre antenne ou

émetteur.

“RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION”

“This equipment complies with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits

set forth for an uncontrolled environment. The antennas should be

installed and operated with minimum distance of 20 cm between

the radiator and any person. This transmitter must not be co-

located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or

transmitter."

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1.5 Type of Equipment User’s Guide for KOREA

Type of Equipment User’s Guide

A급 기기

(업무용 방송통신기자재)

이 기기는 업무용(A급) 전자파적합기기로서 판

매자 또는 사용자는 이 점을 주의하시기 바라

며, 가정외의 지역에서 사용하는 것을 목적으로

합니다.

Class A Equipment

(Industrial Broadcasting &

Communication Equipment)

This equipment is Industrial (Class A) electromagnetic wave

suitability equipment and seller or user should take notice of

it, and this equipment is to be used in the places except for

home.

1.6 Argentina declaration

Certification number:: Aprobado CNC XXXX/YY

(certification number will be included as soon as the homologation is finished)

1.7 Armenia declaration

Manual will be available in Russian language.

1.8 Botswana declaration

Information after homologation is finished - will be included here.

1.9 Brazil declaration

Este equipamento opera em caráter secundário, isto é, não tem direito a

proteção contra interferência prejudicial, mesmo de estações do mesmo tipo, e não pode

causar interferência a sistemas operando em caráter primário.

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1.10 Indonesia declaration

Number to be filled after homologation is finished.

1.11 Oman declaration

Number to be filled after homologation is finished.

1.12 Russia declaration

Registration Nr. XX-XXXX.

Number to be filled after homologation is finished.

(when GOST-R is applicable then the label will be printed in U/M accordingly)

1.13 United Arabian Emirates - declaration

1.14 Mexico declaration

'Para cumplimiento de la Cofetel:

La operación de este equipo está sujeta a las siguientes dos condiciones: (1) es posible

que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia perjudicial y (2) este equipo o

dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda causar su

operación no deseada”

(Translation: To be in compliance with the Cofetel:

The operation of this equipment is subject to the following two conditions: (1) it is possible

that this equipment or device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) the equipment

or device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired

operation).

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1.15 Environmental information

Remote Control and Wireless Headphone -

Batteries contain harmful substances. Please don’t throw into household trash. Use environmental

disposal.

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