Robert Bosch Car Multimedia 1DINTCCMID0 Radio for Truck User Manual
Robert Bosch Car Multimedia GmbH Radio for Truck Users Manual
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Radio with USB poft and Bluetoot Supplement No Symbols /A warnine arning notes make you aware of dangers which could pose a threat to your health or life, or to the health and life of others ® — Environmental note Environmental notes provide you with infor— mation on environmentally aware actions o disposal. EJ Notes on material damage alert you to dangers that could lead to damage to your vehicle, €» These symbols indicate useful instructions or further information that could be helpful to you > This symbol designates an instrue tion you must follow > Several consecutive symbols indi— cate an instruction with several steps (> page) This symbol tells you where you can find further information on a topic > > This symbol indicates a warning or an instruction tha is continued on the next page Display This text indicates a message on the display. Welcome to the world of Mercedes—Benz Mercedes—Benz is consiantly updating its sys— tems to the state of the art. Mercedes—Benz reserves the right to make changes to the following + design + equipment « technical features Therefore, the descriptions provided may occasionally differ from your device. Please consult a Mercedes—Benz Service Centre if you have any questions The technical documentation team at Daimier AG wishes you pleasant and safe motoring. otre l UE NK 1M Index .. .3 ns Introduction .... Operating safety Correct use Equipment Declaration of conformity Copyright information ... Qualified specialist workshop . Anti—theft protection .... mm At a glance Operating system . Multifunction steering whee On—board computer display Basic functions ..... o o o a o a o n 3 0 e w w Audio ..... . 13 Radio mode 13 Audio AUX mode 14 USB audio mode 15 ns Bluetooth© ... . 18 Bluetooth® operation 18 Pmd Technical data . . 24 Pin assignment . 24 Operating temperature . 24 Bluetooth® specificatio 24 Anti—theft protec Autostore AUX (audio) Notes/socket Switching to Bluetooth® Accepting a call. Activating/deactivating Conditions .. Ending a call MP3 playback Notes .. Operating using the multifunc— tion steering wheel ... Pairing a mobile phone Rejecting a call .... Call Accepting 20 Ending . 20 Rejecting Calllists ... Copyright . Correct use . 5 Declaration of conformity ..... Equipment Fast forward Audio mode (USB) .... Fast rewind Audio mode (USB) .... Mercedes—Benz Service Centre see Qualified specialist workshop Mobile phone Displaying .. External pairing . Pairing . Multifunction steering wheel Accepting a call . Ending a call .. Rejecting a call .. Selecting call lists . Selecting the phone book Updating the phone book Operating safety ... Phone Calling up the phone book ..... Phone book «21 Calling up ... 21 Placing a call 21 Updating . 22 Pin assignment 24 Playback options Audio mode (USB) .... «17 Qualified specialist workshop ............ 6 Radio RDS (Radio Data System) Setting a station Storing stations . Switching on .. Switching wavebands Radio mode .... RDS Switching off RDS (Radio Data $y Switching on /off .. 13 13 14 13 Sound Switching on /off 11 Sound settings ... Specialist worksho Telephone Calllists ... Track Selecting, USB (audio) USB (audio) Changing folder 16 Data carrier . 15 Formats ... 16 Playback options 17 Selecting a track 16 Specific information about USB devices .... «2. 16 Switching folders (using buttons on the multifunction steering wheel) .. 17 Using the telephone Via Bluetooth® ... 20 Volume Adjusting . 12 Operating safety Important safety notes /A warning If you operate information and communica— tion equipment integrated in the vehicle when driving, you could be distracted from the traffic situation. This could also cause you to lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only operate this equipment when the traffic situation permits. If you cannot be sure of this, stop the vehicle paying attention to road and traffic conditions and operate the equipment with the vehicle stationary. Observe the legal requirements for the country you are in Bear in mind that at a speed of only 50 km/h your vehicle is covering a distance of nearly 14 m per second When using the device please follow « the safety notes in these instructions « traffic rules and regulations « laws pertaining to motor vehicles and safety standards /A warning Modifications to electronic components, their software as well as wiring could affect their function and/or the operation of other networked components. This could in partic— ular also be the case for systems relevant to sefety. They might not function properly any more and/or jeopardise the operational safety of the vehicle. There is an increased risk of an accident and injury. Do not attempt to modify the wiring as well as electronic components or their software. Always have work on electrical and elec— tronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. If you make any changes to the vehicle elec— tronies, the general operating permit will be invalidated Introduction ds ane s The audio equipment: « receives radio stations + plays back data storage media with WMA and MP3 formats * makes telephone calls via the Bluetooth® function SSiHusie This Supplement describes the audio equip— ment with all standard and optional equipment available at the time of going to press. Coun— iry—specific deviations are possible. Bear in mind that the audio equipment may not be equipped with all of the functions described. This also applies to safeiy—relevant systems and functions. The equipment level of your audio equipment may therefore differ from that shown in some descriptions and illustra— tions. Contact a Mercedes—Benz Service Centre if you have any questions about equip— ment or operation claration of confor Vehicle components that receive and/or transmit radio waves The following note refers to all wireless com— ponents of the vehicle which receive and/or transmit radio waves and the integrated infor— mation systems and communications equip— ment in the vehicle: Hereby, Robert Bosch Car Multimedia GmbH declares that the radio equipment iype 1—DIN TGC MID is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conform available at the following internet : hitps:/ /www. mercedes— benz.com/de/mercedes—benz/mercedes~ benz—trucks—declaration—of—conformity Electromagnetic compatibility The electromagnetic compatibilty of the vehi— cle components has been checked and certi— Introduction fied according to the currently valid version of Directive ECER 10 Copt Registered trademarks €3 Bluetooth® rerssrsoc1 Bluetooth® technology is the standard for short—range wireless data transfer of up to approximately 10 metres Blustooth® is a registered trademark of Blue— tooth Special Interest Group (SIG) Inc. alified specialist workshop ays have work on and changes to elec components cartied out at a qualiied specialist workshop. This workshop has the necessary special skills and tools to carry out the work required. In particular, all work rele— vant to safety or on safety—related systems must be carried out at a qualiied specialist workshop. A Mercedes—Benz Service Centre is a qualified specialist workshop heft protection When switching on for the first time or after the battery has been disconnected, BLOCKED appears in the audio equipment display. > Switch on the ignition. For USA: FCC TD: YBN—1DINTCCMIDO 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 interk operation. ence that may cause un—desired Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment RF exposure ‘he equipment complies with ECC RF exposure limits t forth for an uncontrolled environment his equipment must be installed and operated with a eparation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons he antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co—located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter Operating system Overview Lo JF 0600 ® Function mew To select a menu In USB mode: to switch to the track time display JP To select the sound menu Microphone Display RDS bution In radio mode: to switch the RDS convenience function on/off Operating system ts Function (FF7 FF) Scroll buttons in radio mode: changes waveband In MP3 mode (USB): to switch folders In AUX mode: to switch between FRONT and REAR MAN z. Press briefly: accept a call ind hold tivate Bluetooth to siart Bluetooth® search to start Bluetooth® pairing (pairing/extemnal) «» Press briefly: ends/rejects an incoming call Press and hold to deactivate Bluetooth neasoassen Page 70 18 19 70 18 At a glance . At a glance . Multifunction steering wheel Function Page SRC source bution To select an audio source Press and hold: ASTORE 14 Mutes the current traffic announcement 1 ~ &1 Mute button Ends the current traffic mes~ sage 1 Press briefly: to mute the audio source (mute/pause) Press and hold In radio mode: to switch the RDS convenience function on/off 14 ® PI K Arrow butions In radio mode: Press briefly: staris station search 13 Press and hold: manual sta— tion search 13 In USB mode: Press briefly: skips to the next/previous track Press and hold: fast forward /rewind © Left group of buttons on the multifunction stesr— ing whee [+.] Increases the volume [ =| Decreases the volume Function Page AUX jack USB port © 0 © Number keypad In radio mode: Press briefly: selects a sia— tion from the station mem— ory 13 Press and hold: stores a sta~ tion manually 14 in USB mode: Button 3 (RND): to switch random playback on /off or to switch between random playback modes Button 4 (RPT): to switch repeat track on/off or to switch between repeat modes 17 ) _« Control knob Press to switch audio equipment on/off Turn: to adjust the volume 12 > | Selects the next main menu/next entry in the input window; inc s or s value 4| Selects the previous main menu,/previ— ous entry in the input window or decrea— ses value ¥ | Next menu window/next menu bar down in the input window & | Previous menu window/next menu bar up in the input window «. — Opens/closes the input window # _ Stores/displays favourite menu window You can find further information on using the multifunction steering wheel in the descrip— tions of the individual functions On—board computer display On—board computer display Telephone - Available functions o Menu Functions and submenus Main menu 2 Audio Radio: IPhone book ‘n * to select a station ‘ E « setting the waveband USB device: « selecting a track « calling up the MP3 browser Telephone _ Accepting/rejecting a call Dialling a number/ending a call Selecting a phone book entry Selecting an entry from a call list > To select the phone book or call list: press the " & — or [ ¥W : butzon on the multi function steering wheel until the desired list Switching between on—board com— is selected __ puter displays > To open a list: press the Pr | button » To go back: press the » Press the | <, > |,| & l or| ¥ ) but tons on the mulifunction steering wheel until the desired main menu is shown in the Telephone mein menu buiton on—board computer display. Audio menu in the on—board com— > Press the (g7=: button puter display This calls up the telephone basic menu direcily. Telephone menu in the on—board computer display » To call up the telephone main menu: from the telephone menu, press the x button on the multifunction steering wheel. N82.87—3012—31 Audio main menu during USB playback > To call up the audio main menu: press the o« button on the multifunction steering wheel On—board computer display > To select the next/previous line: briefly press the W ) or °& button on the multi function steering wheel. » Next/previous page: press and hold the [ ¥ | or [ & | buton on the multifunc— tion stcering wheel > To open the selected folder: press the | / button on the multifunction steer ing wheel. » To play the selected track: press the | >> button on the multifunction steering wheel. » To close the folder/browser: press the 74 button on the multifunction steering wheel At a glance . N82.87—3011—31 Audio main menu during USB playback > To select another audio source: press the 4 or "J— button on the multifunction steering wheel. > To select an MP3 browser: press the [ ¥ | button on the multifunction steering wheel to select NP3 browser. > To open an MP3 browser: press the "Pr button on the multifunction steering wheel. » To call up track selection: press the | W button on the multifunction steering wheel SWR 3 to select [Track name]. j — > To play the selected track: press the [ <( . or | »> . buiton on the multifunction steering N82.07—2336—31 wheel Audio basic displey during redio playback > To call up the audio main menu: press the & button on the multifunction steering wheel Audio <4 tm Folder name A» Track1.mp3 N82.07—2338—31 MP3 browser (MP3 and USB mode only) Basic functions N82.07—2339—31 Audio main menu during redio playback » To select another audio source: press the ~4 or > button on the muftifunction steering wheel > To call up the station or waveband selec— tion: select the corresponding line using the & / on¥ . button on the mulifunction steering wheel > Select a station or waveband using the ~< or D: button on the multifunction steering wheel Switching on/off To switch on > If the audio equipment is switched off: press the s« control knob The audio equipment calls up the last active function € 1 you switch on the audio equipment while the ignition is turned off, t will switch off automatically after approximately one hour in order to preserve the starter battery. To deactivate: > if the audio equipment is switched on: press the @ control knob € 1f the audio equipment and the ignition are both switched on and you then switch off the ignition, the audio equipment automati— cally switches off. € 1f the charge status of the battery is low, the audio equipment switches off automati— cally. Switching sound off/on Switching sound off/on > Briefly press the [ & | button The sound of the audio source is switched off or on €) When the sound is switched off, MJTE is shown in the display. If you change the audio source or adjust the volume, the sound is automatically switched on. At a glance . € Traffic announcements will be heard even if the sound is muted Ending a traffic announcement » Press the SRC source button during a traffic announcement @0 The next traffic announcement will be audible Activating/deactivating traffic pro— gramme priority "~n TP I Th I LIEY When priority for traffic announcements activated, a traffic announcement suppresses the playback of other audio sources for the duration of the announcement. The playback volume changes automatically > Pross the en button The selected function is shown in the dis play: TP ONor TP OFF. » Turn the w control knob clockwise or anti clockwise The current setting appears in the display. Basic functions ® To exit the menu: press the w button repeatedly until the current audio source is shown in the display or ® The audio equipment automatically switches to the current audio source after approx— imately ten seconds At a glance . €D i an external audio source has been acti— vated using the mute input, you do not hear any traffic announcements Adjusting the volume » During playback of an audio source, turn the « control knob or > Press the 47 or "—=" buttons on the mul tifunction steering wheel. The volume changes. Sound settings Adjusting the treble mneg TRE B N o. es > To open the sound menu: press the | JP button repeatedly until TREB and the current seiting are displayed > Turn the control knob (s until the desired level is ed > To exit the sound menu: press the [ JF ; button repeatedly until the current audio source appears Adjusting the bass nea BA55+03 . es > To open the sound menu: press the [ JP | button repeatedly until BASS and the current seiting are displayed > Turn the control knob («s until the desired level is selected > To exit the sound menu: press the 7 IP button repeatedly until the current audio source appears. Adjusting the balance — 1 MP 3 i# ie > To open the sound menu: press the [ JP | button repeatedly until BAL and the current seiting are displayed » Turn the control knob (a until the desired balance is selected > To exit the sound menu: press the 7 IP button repeatedly until the current audio source appears. To reset the sound settings nea RE 5ET N z. es > To open the sound menu: press the [ JP \ button repeatedly until RESET Nappears. > Turn the «on control knob clockwise until RESET Y appears After approximately two seconds, the sound seitings are reset. or » Press and hold the | JP _ mute bution RDS (Radio Data System) The broadcasters can provide inaudible addi— tonal information with the Radio Data System in the FM waveband This information includes, for example * programme service name (PS) « traffic reports (TP) « current traffic announcements (TA) « current regional programme (REC) « alternative frequencies (AF) When the RDS is enabled, the radio attempis to secure optimal reception also using altema tive frequencies. Regional programmes are also taken into account. The switching behaviour is also affected by environmental conditions and by the reception and may therefore change Activating/deactivating RDS (t> page 14). Switching to radio mode > Press the SRC button repeatedly until Racio appears briefly in the display. You will hear the last station played. To switch wavebands The radio can receive stations on the FM, SW, MW and LW wavebands > In radio mode, press the Z7 or ton repeatedly. This switches between wavebands in the fol— lowing order: FM, AFM, MW, LW, SW, AAM (AMW/ALW/ASW). You will see the wave— band that is currently set in the display. but Waveband FM (VHIP) MW (medium wave) Frequency 87.5 — 108.0 MHz 531— 1620 kHz Radio mode Waveband Frequency SW (short wave) 5800 — 6250 kHz LW (long wave) 158 — 207 kHz To select a station Audio . Selecting the next/previous station > Briefly press the | j | or | k1 butzon The next station found is played Manual frequency selection > Press and hold the Il| or | I9l The frequency is scanned. > Release the button and press it again imme— diately. The frequency changes in increments. butron To set stations via the station presets the desired waveband > In radio mode, briefly press a number key from [ 1 to +. You will hear the station stored at that sta— tion preset. Setting a station using the multifunc— tion steering wheel » Press the | < , > , | & | o¥ [bution on the multifunction steering wheel until the radio menu appears in the display of the on— board computer. The display of the on—board computer shows the current station » Press the o« button on the multifunction steering wheel » Pro > _¥ | button to move to the line with the station currently being played > Press the | < | or | > | button to select the desired station Audio . Audio AUX mode Storing a station To store stations manually You can save the ion you are currently lis iening to at a station preset of your choice » In radio mode, press and hold one of the number keys from . + to . + until you hear a bee The station you are currently ning to is stored at the corresponding station preset To store stations automatically You can auzomatically pre—assign stations with adequate reception to the 6 available station preseis in each se ed waveband, either FM AS or AM—AS. The stations are arranged in order of reception quality @ Any manually stored stations in the station preseis on the FM—AS or AM—AS wavebands are lost when automatic station assignment is carried out » Press the [FZ7 or (FF7, button to select the desired waveband > In radio mode, press and hold the SRC but ton The display shows A—Store. The system searches for the 6 stations with the stron— gest reception and automatically saves them to the station presets in the FM Autos— tore space (AFM) or the AM Autostore space (AMW, ALW or ASW). The station stored at preset 1 is played. €» There is only one Autostore space for AM wavebands MW, LW and SW. If you again store ions automatically, previously stored stations can be written to another AM waveband Switching RDS functions on/off MHZ 3. es When RDS is active, the RDS symbol is shown in the display. > Press the [Ros: button in radio mode Depending on the present seiting, RDS is switched on/off. Notes on audio AUX mode The different volumes of external audio sour ces may result in a significantly increased vol— ume during system messages (e.g. traffic announcements). System messages may need to be deactivated or their volume manually adjusted. External audio sources can be connected to the audio equipment in the following ways: « using the front AUXIN socket * using the rear AUX jack If fitted with an AUX input in the berth, the AUX input in the berth is connected to the rear AUX jack For the AUX jack on the rear side you will require an adapter cable from Mercedes—Benz a ories External audio sources can be played back as follows: + using its own speakers « using the speakers on the audio device Note the type of playback when connecting external audio devices €D Do not use the external audio device with a mains power stage connected to the vehi— cle‘s 12 V power supply. This may audibly impair playback quality. Switching to audio AUX mode aus FRENT Bs Mess > Press the SRC button repeatedly until the display shows either FRONT or REAR MAN. > Use the \rzy or | F77\ buttons to switch between FRONT and REAR MAN. The display flashes if no external audio equipment is connected at the front. USB audio mode fl: For information on how to operate the external audio device, see the respective operating instructions Notes on operating external audio equipment €» The AUX input is optimised for external equipment that has an AUX output. If exter= nal equipment is connected that can only be used with a headphone output, the signal strength of the external equipment may be too weak to activate the AUX input automa icall. The following options are available for the rear AUX input: * XMUTE OFF When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the audio equipment switches to the rear AUX input. Playback then occurs through the speakers of the audio equipment. The REAR—EXT message is shown in the display. You can adjust the vol— ume and the sound settings of the audio equipment * XMUTE ON When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the audio equipment is muted. The EXT MJTE message is shown in the display. You will only be able to operate a limited number of the audio equipment‘s functions Selecting options > Pross the wer button repeatedly until the XNMUT ON or XMJT OFF message is shown in the display menu. » To change your selection: turn the «s con— trol knob > To exit the settings mode: press the meny. button repeatedly until the display again shows the current audio source or > Automatically; approximately 10 seconds after the last press of a button Connecting an external audio source to the rear AUX input Connecting an external audio source with playback through the audio device speakers External audio source playback can be switched to the audio device speakers: Audio . + manually or « automatically Connect the external audio source to plug con— nector C1 (> page 24). Playback can be switched over manually (> page 14) For automatic changeover, connect the exter— nal audio source to mute (C2) as well (> page 24) Select playback option XMUTE OFF. Connecting an external audio source with playback through its own speak« ers For this mode of playback, connect the mute output of the external audio source to plug connector C2 > page 24) Select the XUTE ON playback option When the external audio source activates the mute signal, the audio equipment is muted. USB devices supported You can connect USB devices to the audio equipment is of a stand— The connection is made by med ard USB port The following USB devices are supported « USB sticks (flash memory) + 2.54 cm (1 inch}, 4.57 om (1.8 inches) or 6.35 em (2.5 inches) format USB hard drives with a maximum starting/permanent cur— rent of 800 mA (an external power supply may be necessary) € The audio equipment supports USB stor— age media of ‘USB Device Subclass 6. For information on the USB Device Subclass of your device, consult the equipment manu— facturer USB audio mode Supported data formats The following data types are supported: + mp3: CBR, VBR (up to 320 kbit/s) + wma: CBR, VBR (up to 320 kbit/s) 7| Specific information about USB devi— C (ces « Avoid storing data other than music data on the USB device o that the initialisation period is not extended unnecessarily. « Up to eight directory levels with up to 1000 tracks per directory are supported « Do not use USB extension cables. These may impair functionality. * Do not use spiral cable USB connection cables €» Files protected by DRM (Digi— ial Rights Management) are not supported by your audio equipment. Switching to USB device mode > Press the SRC button repeatedly until the USB symbol is shown in the display: USB playback resumes from the point at which you last exited USB mode. €» When a USB data medium is connected for the first time, the system first has to read the files. READING appears in the display. Mamess USB mode menu During USB playback, the display shows the current track number and the time elapsed/ remaining @» in extreme cases, it may take several minutes to start certain functions, depend— ing on the external device and the content of the medium. €» if your audio equipment cannot find a USB device, the NO USB message is shown If your audio equipment cannot find any music files, the DEV ERR message is shown Pause function > To interrupt playback: briefly press the T& // & | button The & icon appears in the status bar. > To resume playback: briefly press the T/ & " button again. The & — display goes out Selecting a track Selecting a track by skipping » To skip forwards or back: press the TBX or _ button Skipping forwards skips to the next track. Mhen skipping back * if the elapsed playback time is less than ten seconds, playback skips to the begin— ning of the previous track. « if the elapsed playback time is more than ten seconds, playback skips to the begin— ning of the current track: If you have chosen to have the tracks played in random order, the next track is selected at random Selecting a track using the multi— function steering wheel > Press the / 4 , [ , C & | or ~¥ ) button on the multifunction steering wheel repeat— edly until the audio USB menu appears in the on—board computer display. The on—board computer display shows the track currently being played. > Press the o« button on the multifunction steoring wheel » Press the | W | bution to move to the line with the track currently being played » Select the desired track using the [ <(| or > | button Switching folders > During playback of music files in USB mode, press the 2y or IF77) buton This switches to the next/previous folder The folder name appears briefly in the dis— play. Switching folders using the multi— function steering wheel » Press the [ [Br }, [ & | or ~¥ | button on the multifunction steering wheel repeat edly until the audio USB menu appears in the on—board computer display. The track currently playing appears in the on—board computer display. > Press the o« button on the multifunction steering wheel » Press the | W | button on the muftifunction steering wheel to move to the NP3 browser line. » Pross the > | button to open the NP3 browser display. » Pross the W | or| & | button to select the desired folder > Pross the | > | button to open the selected folder » Press the / 4| button to exit the folder Fast forward /rewind > Press and hold the [ T or 7 button Playback options The standard setting, which is not indicated in the display, is to play all tracks in their normal order (e.g. track 1, 2, 3 etc. Selecting options > To play all tracks from the current folder in random order: press the | 3 button repeatedly until RND DTR appears in the dis play. » To play all tracks on the data medium in random order: press the | 5. | button repeatedly until RND ALL appears briefly in the display. The RND symbol appears in the display. > To end random playback: press the > _| bution repeatedly until RHD OFF appears briefly in the display. The RND symbol appears in the display. > To repeat the current tracks pross the i_| butzon until RPT TRK is shown briefly in the display The RPT symbol appears in the display. USB audio mode > To repeat all tracks in the current folder: press the ~3~ button repeatedly until RPT DIR is shown briefly in the display. RPT appears in the display. > To end repeat function: press the |_ 4 button repeatedly until RPT OFF appears briefly in the display. The RPT symbol goes out Audio . Bluetooth® Bluetooth® operation Bluetooth® operati Notes on Bluetooth® function Important safety notes /A warnine If you operate communication equipment integrated in the vehicle when driving, you may be distracted from the traffic situation. This could also cause you to lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only operate this equipment when the traffic situation permits. If you cannot be sure of this, stop the vehicle paying atzention to road and traffic conditions and operate the equipment with the vehicle stationary. Also observe the legal requirements for the country you are currently in €» Excessive electromagnetic radiation may conslitute a health hazard to yourself and others The possible health risk posed by electro— magnetic fields is the subject of scientific discussion. You can reduce this risk by using an exterior aerial Therefore, connect your mobile communica— tons equipment to the vehicle‘s exterior aetial wherever possible Information on suitable mobile phones Bluetooth* mode via the radio is available in conjunction with a Bluetooth—capable mobile phone. Requirements for a Bluetooth® con— nection The following requirements must be met for the radio to detect the mobile phone « the mobile phone must be in the vehicle in the vicinity of the radio * the Bluetooth® function of the radio must be activated (> page 18) + the mobile phone must be ready for pairing. €» The radio stores pairing information for up to 5 mobile phones in order to recognise and connect them automatically. If paired with another mobile phone, the radio over— writes the pairing information for the mobile phone that has not been connected to it for the longest period of time, @ The radio automatically downloads the phone book stored on the mobile phone (maximum 600 entries) and the list of recently dialled phone numbers. €B Notes on pairing mobile phones: * Bluetooth® pairing: mobile phone is ini he search for the ed by the radio. * Bluetooth® external: the search for the radio is initiated by the mobile phone. Activating/deactivating the Blue— tooth® function Activating the Bluetooth® function » Press and hold the ‘4® buton ET ON appears briefly in the display. The Bluetooth® symbol }} flashes in the display, the radio searches automatically for mobile phones that have already been paited with the radio until you deactivate it again. When you switch off the radio, the Bluetooth® connec— i .. When the radio is automatically. Deactivating the Bluetooth® function ® Press and hold the button ET OFF appears briefly in the display. The connection to the mobile phone has been interrupted CE (ereeas Bluetooth® operation Pairing a mobile phone €» The number of digits to be entered depends on the respective mobile phone. » Press and hold the &7® button Pairing the mobile phone via Blue— tooth® The radio is ready for pairing with a mobile > Press the en button repeatedly until BT phone. . . PATR or 81 EXT appears in the display > On the mobile phone, select the Bluetooth § & . device name MB—Bluetooth. > Turn the control knob anti—clockwise TB—Blue BT PAIRappears briefly in the display. > Enter the previously dialled number on the mobile phone. The radio establishes a connection to the mobile phone. When the connection has been established, PATR OK appears briefly Bluetooth® . is via the mobile phone ansferred from the Telephone dat » To exit the menu: press the SRC button or mobile phone to the radio. When the trans wait 10 seconds fer has been completed, the current audio > To start a search for mobile phones: source and the }} Bluetooth® symbol are press and hold the "&7®" button: shown permanently in the display. The Bluetooth® symbol )f flashes in the dis— play and the radio searches for a certain Pairing a mobile phone externally via period for mobile phones that are in r@nE®: . gluetooth® After the search, a tone sounds. If at least one mobile phone is detected, BT .. » Press the mew button repeatedly until BT LTST appears briefly in the display and then PATR or BT EXT appears in the display. the device name of the mobile phone. > Turn the control knob clockwise BT EXT appears in the display: ar BT ENT 0 1f the radio cannot find a mobile phone, BT LIST ENMPTY appears briefly in the dis— > To exit the menu: press the SRC button or play. wait 10 seconds ® Press the Td or Te button to select the .. » To prepare the radio for a search: desired mobile phone. press and hold the (4"® button » Press and hold the |g®) bution The } Bluctooth® symbol flashes in the dis— play. » Pross the | + to _« number butions to enter a number with one to six digits that » Press the |_+_ to _« number butrons to can be easily memorised, e.g. 1111 enter a number with one to six digits that € The number sequence begins at 0. The dig can be easily memorised, e.g. 111 its 0 to 9 appear by repeatedly pressing the . €@ The number of digits to be entered number button depends on the respective mobile phone. Bluetooth® operation » Press and hold the ‘47® button until a tone sounds The radio is ready for pairing with a mobile phone. » On the mobile phone, start the search for operating instructions. » On the mobile phone, select the BluetootH device name MB—Bluetooth. > Enter the previously dialled number on the mobile phone. The radio establishes a connection to the mobile phone. When the connection has been established, PATR OK appears briefly in the display » Confirm any prompts via the mobile phone Telephone data is transferred from the mobile phone to the radio. V Bluetooth® . When the trans— fer has been completed, the current audio source and the } Bluetooth® symbol are shown permanently in the display. Displaying the currently connected mobile phone » Press and hold the mew) buton The display shows the name of the mobile phone which is currently connected make a call Accepting/ending a call An incoming call is signalled by a ringing tone from the radio‘s speakers. PHONE is shown briefly in the display and then the phone num— ber of the caller if it was transmitted > To accept a call: press the ‘®" button The callis played through the speakers of the radio Bluctooth® devices. See the manufacturer‘s P1j® a»r__ IN _ EHLL (ereees » Change the call volume as desired, using the control knob: > To end a call; p The radio plays the again. the button. current audio source Rejecting a call m‘*CALL ENT (rers » Press the |«C® button CALL END appears briefly in the display and the radio plays the current audio source agoin Playing back MP3s > Press the SRC button repeatedly until ET AUDIO is shown in the display: The radio is ready to play MP3 fles from the mobile phone. » Start MP3 playback on the mobile phone. The MP3 files are played through the speak ers of the radio » To select a track: briefly press the Ts or Tom: button Operating Bluetooth® functions using the multifunction steering wheel Accepting/ending a call > To accept a call: press the \4"®\ button on the multifunction steering wheel The display of the on—board computer shows the name of the contact. The callis played through the speakers of the radio: Telephone Incoming call UhPastl +4998765432 1 » Change the call volume as desired, using the control knob » To end a call press the The radio plays the previously playing audio source again. Rejecting a call » Press the i«C® button CALL END appears briefly in the display and the radio plays the current audio source again Selecting the phone‘s main menu > Press the o« button on the multifunction steering wheel » Pross the | < | or. > | button to select the 75 audio main menu » Pross the | & | or _¥ | button to select the telephone menu The display of the on—board computer shows the names of the mobile phone network pro— vider and the phone. Bluetooth® operation Cl Telephone Provider Phone Bluetooth® . N82.87—2341—31 e e« button play of the on—board computer shows the phone‘s main menu. Telephone Main menue ed calls d c dialled neasrassean ® To exit the menu: press the o« butzon or the | 4| bution Placing a call using the phone book > Select the phone‘s main menu. The line Phone book has been selected > Press the "Jr— button The display of the on—board computer shows the phone book. Bluetooth® . Bluetooth® operation Telephone «2 Phone book neasrasses » Press the | W | or | & | button to select the desired contact €» Note on selecting a conte « briefly press the ~¥ ) or button: the names in the phone book are clicked through one at a time. « press and hold the | ¥ | or | & | button: jumps to the next or previous initial letter button The display of the on—board computer shows the phone number of the contact. If there are se a contact: eral phone numbers stored for neasrasson iss the | W or | & | button to select the desired phone number > Press the |g7® butzon again The number is dialled Placing a call using call lists You can place calls using one of the following call lists: + missed calls « accepted calls + dialled numbers Telephone 4 * Missed calls +49 123456789 neasr—2sc001 > Select the phone‘s main menu The line Phone book has been selected » Press the | W | or | & | button to select the ired call ist the "P> " button splay of the on—board computer shows I list the | W |or | & | button to select the desired phone number. > Press the (&7® button The number is dialled Updating the phone book > Select the phone‘s main menu The line Phone book has been selected Main menu hone boo neasrassrs » Press the | W | button to select Load phone book. > Pross the "B— " button > Pross the 4* button The radio loads the current phone book from the mobile phone. This procedure may take several minutes, depending on the number of phone book entries on the mobile phone Playing back MP3 files > Start MP3 playback on the mobile phone » Press the o« button on the multifunction steering wheel > Pr the 74( or J | button to select the 7x audio main menu » Press the ~W or & " button to select the audio submenu > Press the / 4 or B | button to BT audio menu The display of the on—board computer shows the name of connected Bluetooth® device and the current MP3 file if the mobile phone supports this function. The radio plays back the MP3 file: » To select a track: press the [¥ : button on the multifunction steering wheel. The display of the on—board computer shows the name of the current MP3 file: > Press the "< or "Br—\ button The radio plays the previous or next track €» This function depends on the respective mobile phone. ct the Bluetooth® operation Bluetooth® . Technical data . e ie csuceci c Pin assignmer on =s = s s = = m nsesezsse sn Connector panel on the reer Pin assignment socket A (CAN and power) 1_ CAN.HFGND 2. CAN1low 3. CAN—High 4A Battery (24 V) 5 Switched 12 V ouput (max. 150 m¥) 6 Not used 7 Not used 8 — Power GND Pin assignment socket B (speaker) 1 Not used 2 Not used 3 Speaker front R 4A — Speaker front R= 5.. Speaker front L+ 6 — Speaker front L— 7 Not used 8 — Not used Pin assignment socket C 1 ~ 10. Not used Pin assignment socket C1 (AUX) 1. AUX rear R 2 AUX rear L+ 3 AUX rear GND 4A AUX rear (shielding) 5. Not used 6 Not used Pin assignment socket CZ 7 — 11. Not used 12 Ext. mute/AUX rear Pin assignment socket C3 13 — 20 Not used Pin assignment socket FAKRA (HF sleeves) Code B, white Radio aerial (FM/AM) Operating temperature Observe the following temperature ranges for the equipment: « operating temperature: —20 °C to + 70 °C « storage temperature: —40 °C bis +85 °C pEcpersueeac Characteristics of the Bluetooth® technology used Bluetooth® version .. 2.0 Energy class Class 2 Output +4 dBm maximum Frequency range 2402 MHz to 2480 MHz The device is equipped with an internal Blue— tooth" antenna, which is not accessible from the outside Legal information Further information about Mereedes—Bonz vehicles and about Daimier AG can be found on the following websites: htip: / /ww.mereedes—benz.com http: / /www.daimler.com Editorial office You are welcome to forward any queries or suggestions you may have regarding these Operating Instructions to: Daimler AG, PC: CC, Customer Service, 70546 Stuttgart, Germany Daimler AG: not to be reprinted, translated or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, without the written permission of Daimler AG Vehicle manufacti Daimier AG Mercedesstrafe 137 70327 Stuttgart Germany As at 11 July 20 18 ooonoacoonaaniouat
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