SKYPINE ELECTRONICS CNE8415BSMHLR Smart High Line User Manual part 2

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>> smart high line radio.
Ryou
move from one GSM transmitter / receiver area (GSM cell) into
another and no channels are free.
Ryou use a SIM card which is not compatible with the available network.
Ryou are using a mobile phone with "Twincard" and the mobile phone with the second SIM card is already logged into the
network.
Function restrictions
You will not be able to use the telephone,
will no longer be able to use the telephone,
or you may have to wait before using it, in
the following situations:
Rif
the mobile phone is not switched on
the "Bluetooth®" function is
switched off in the mobile phone
Rif the mobile phone is not logged into a
mobile phone network
The telephone automatically tries to log
on to a network. If no network is available, you will not be able to make a "999"
or "112" emergency call.
RIf you switch off the smart high line
radio during a call in hands-free mode,
the call is transferred to the mobile
phone.
Rwhen
"999" or "112" emergency call
Making emergency calls without entering a
PIN is only possible using the mobile
phone.
The following conditions must be fulfilled
in order to make a 112 emergency call:
Rthe
mobile phone must be switched on.
network must be available.
Ra valid and operational SIM card must be
inserted in the mobile phone.
Rthe PIN must have been entered.
If you cannot make an emergency call, you
must arrange rescue measures yourself.
The 999 emergency call number is a public
service. Any misuse is punishable by law.
Ra
Bluetooth® interface telephony
Conditions
To use Bluetooth® interface telephony in
conjunction with the smart high line radio,
you need a Bluetooth®-capable mobile
phone.
Not all mobile phones available on the
market are equally suitable. For more
information on suitable mobile phones and
on connecting the Bluetooth mobile phone
to the smart high line radio, contact your
smart Centre.
The battery of the mobile phone should
always be kept sufficiently charged in
order to prevent malfunctions.
In preparation for telephoning via the
Bluetooth® interface, you should check the
following items on your mobile phone (see
the mobile phone operating instructions):
Hands-Free Profile
The mobile phone must support HandsFree Profile 1.0 or above.
i Some displays depend on the supported
version of the Hands-free Profile.
Bluetooth® visibility
On certain mobile phones, the device
itself must be made "visible" for other
devices, as well as activating the Bluetooth® function (see the mobile phone
operating instructions).
X Bluetooth® device name
Every Bluetooth® device has its own Bluetooth® device name. This device name is
freely definable, but can be identical
for all devices from the same manufacturer. It is therefore recommended that
you change this name so that you can easily recognise your mobile phone (see the
mobile phone operating instructions).
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Registering and connecting the mobile
phone
General information
You will need to register your mobile phone
before using it with the smart high line
radio for the first time. The mobile phone
is then entered in the smart high line
radio's Bluetooth® phone list.
This process includes:
search by the Bluetooth® mobile
phone
Rsubsequent registration.
If you want to reconnect a phone that has
already been registered, it is connected
automatically.
The Bluetooth® device name for the smart
high line radio is smart Radio.
You can register a maximum of five Bluetooth® devices (mobile phones and Bluetooth® audio devices).
Rthe
i If the smart Radio Bluetooth® device
name is already in the Bluetooth® device
list, it may not be possible to connect a
mobile phone.
Searching for and registering a mobile
phone
X Press Mobile phone in the main menu
(Y page 8).
The Telephone menu appears
Press Options in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth settings" menu appears.
Press New device in the menu.
"New device" menu (for Bluetooth® connection)
Press Mobile phone.
The Please start searching from
mobile device !PIN xxxx message
appears.
To start a search: start the Bluetooth®
search on the mobile phone (see mobile
phone operating instructions).
Example input: select the "New device"
entry in the mobile phone's Bluetooth®
device list.
The mobile phone starts the search for
Bluetooth® devices within range. If the
smart radio is found, the Bluetooth®
device name smart Radio appears in the
mobile phone's Bluetooth® device list.
X Select the smart high line radio on the
mobile phone.
X To register a mobile phone: enter the PIN
that is shown in the smart high line radio
display into the mobile phone and connect the mobile phone.
The following messages are shown one
after another in the smart high line
radio display when registering:
RCalling...
RPhone connected 
The LED lights up blue.
RCall history downloading...
RDownloading phonebook...
The Bluetooth® device name for the
mobile phone is entered in the smart
high line radio's telephone device list.
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The mobile phone is registered on the
smart high line radio.
i If you connect a mobile phone with the
Bluetooth® audio function, the Stream‐
ing connected message also appears.
LED display for Bluetooth® connection
The LED shows whether a Bluetooth® device
is connected or not (Y page 6).
LED display
Explanation
Blue
Bluetooth® device
(mobile phone, audio
equipment) is connected
Flashes blue
Bluetooth® connection is
being established
No display
(dark)
No Bluetooth® device is
connected
Selecting a mobile phone from the telephone device list
If you have registered multiple mobile
phones, you can select a mobile phone from
the Bluetooth® telephone list and connect
it to the smart high line radio.
i You can only switch to another regis-
Select an entry.
Depending on the connection status, one
of the following displays is shown (example 1 and 2).
Mobile phone not connected (example 1)
: Connecting a mobile phone
tered mobile phone if no phone call is
active.
In this display, the mobile phone can be:
Press Mobile phone in the main menu
(Y page 8).
The Telephone menu appears
Rdetermined
Press Options in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth settings" menu appears.
Press Device list in the menu.
Rconnected
to the smart high line radio
as a master device
(Y page 57)
Rde-registered (Y page 57)
X To connect: press symbol :.
The Calling... message appears.
When the mobile phone is connected, the
Phone connected  message appears.
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The mobile phone is connected and supported
Bluetooth® features are displayed (example 2)
: Disconnects the mobile phone
; Determines a master device
= De-registering a mobile phone
i The supported Bluetooth® features are
displayed after a Bluetooth® audio
device is connected.
Automatic reconnection
The smart high line radio searches for a
master device automatically when it is
switched off. If no master device is determined, the telephone device list is
searched for a mobile phone and the Bluetooth ® device list is searched for an audio
device.
In this display, the mobile phone can be:
Rdetermined
as a master device
(Y page 57)
Rde-registered (Y page 57)
Rdisconnected from the smart high line
radio
X To disconnect a mobile phone: press symbol :.
The mobile phone is no longer connected
to the smart high line radio but is still
entered in the telephone device list and
can be connected again later.
Determines a master device
You can determine a mobile phone as a master device, but not a Bluetooth® audio
device. A master device is given priority
when reconnecting automatically.
X Press symbol ; in example 2.
The selected mobile phone is entered in
the telephone device list as a master
device.
De-registering a mobile phone
You can either de-register an individual
mobile phone or delete all mobile phones
from the telephone device list. Bluetooth® audio devices can be deleted from
the corresponding display in the same way.
X To de-register a mobile phone: press
= in example 2.
The Please confirm to delete message
appears.
X Press OK.
The Deleted message appears.
The mobile phone display shows a message that connection with the smart radio
was terminated.
To de-register all mobile phones: press
1 in the telephone device list.
Please confirm to delete all.
X Press OK.
The Deleted message appears.
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Telephone operation
Incoming call
Rejecting or accepting a call
When a call is being received, the Incom‐
ing call... message is shown. Either the
phone number, the name or Unknown is
shown in the display (phone number is not
sent).
Press Number.
An input menu appears.
X Type in the phone number. Press and hold
0 to enter "+".
The phone number is shown at the top left.
To reject: press1.
To accept: press OK.
Once you have accepted the call, you can
use hands-free mode.
X Set the call volume by turning
cVd the control knob.
For more information, see the "Functions
during a call" section (Y page 59).
After the call is finished, the previous
display is shown again.
Making a call
Press Telephone in the main menu
(Y page 8).
The Telephone menu appears
To delete a number: press symbol 1.
To delete a phone number press and hold
symbol 1 until the call number has
been deleted.
To store a phone number in the radio:
press the memory card symbol.
X Enter a name and then press OK.
The contact is stored in "Radio phone
book" (Contacts II) (Y page 61).
To make a call: press ;.
The Calling.... message
appears.
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Functions available during a call
Voice dial
Transferring a hands-free call to the
mobile phone
The display shows either the phone number
or the name
The following information is shown in the
display during a call:
If the connected mobile phone supports the
"Voice dial" function, you can select contacts with a voice tag by saying the relevant name. The mobile phone then takes
over the contact selection and making
calls.
Rtype
of connection (hands-free, mobile
phone)
Rname or phone number of the caller
Rcall duration
To switch on voice dial: press Voice in
the telephone menu.
Voice dial is activated. The Please
speak now! prompt appears.
To make a call: Say the voice tag for the
contact.
If the voice tag exists and the mobile
phone recognises it, the call is made.
The Calling... message
appears.
If there is no voice tag or the system does
not recognise it, the Voice dial
failed! message appears.
To deactivate voice dial: press 1.
Press the symbol on the bottom right.
You are now conducting the call using the
mobile phone. Call active: Mobile
phone is shown in the display.
X To return to the call using the handsfree system: press the symbol again.
Setting the call volume
Option 1
Turn cVd the control knob.
Option 2
Call up the "Volume settings" menu and
set the volume for telephone calls
(Y page 17).
To end a call
X Press 1.
The call is ended and the previous display appears.
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Using the phone book
Introduction
The smart high line radio shows the mobile
phone's phone book (Contacts I) and the
smart high line radio's phone book (Contacts II). The contacts in the phone book in
the mobile phone are automatically downloaded when the mobile phone is registered (Y page 55). They are updated after
every call and after the mobile phone is
connected again. You can also download the
contacts from the mobile phone yourself
(Y page 64).
Mobile phone contacts can be stored permanently in the smart high line radio's
phone book. These are then available independent of the mobile phone connected.
Phone book in the mobile phone (Contacts
I)
Searching for a contact
X Press the keyboard symbol (under option
1 in the picture).
An input menu appears.
X Enter up to three letters of the entry to
be searched for. There is a description
of how to enter characters in the "Entering characters in the phone book" section (Y page 13).
Opening the phone book
Option 1: the phone book in the mobile
phone is shown as soon as downloading is
complete.
Option 2: Press Contacts I in the telephone menu.
Press OK in the phone book in the mobile
phone.
The phone book is opened at the corresponding place.
Showing contact's phone number(s) and
making a call
X Press a contact in the mobile phone's
phone book.
The available phone numbers are displayed.
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smart high line radio phone book (Contacts II)
Opening the phone book
Press a phone number and then
press ;.
The Calling... message
appears.
Storing a contact in the smart high line
radio's phone book (Contacts II)
X Press the memory card symbol when the
available phone numbers are displayed.
An input menu appears.
Press Contacts II in the phone book.
The radio phone book appears.
Calling and editing a contact
X Press a contact in the phone book.
The contact is shown.
Change the contact names if desired.
There is a description of how to enter
characters in the "Entering characters
in the phone book" section (Y page 13).
X Press OK.
The Saved message appears.
: Calls the contact
; Edits the contact
= Deletes the contact
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To call the contact: press :.
The Calling... message
appears.
To edit the contact: press ;.
The input menu for the name appears.
Press OK.
The Deleted message appears.
Using call lists
Introduction
The smart high line radio stores calls
received, dialled or missed while the telephone is in operation in separate lists.
Opening call lists
Change the contact name. There is a
description of how to enter characters in
the "Entering characters in the phone
book" section (Y page 13).
X Press OK.
The input menu for the phone number
appears.
X Change the phone number.
X Press OK.
The Saved message appears.
Press Journal in the telephone menu.
The call lists are displayed.
Select a call list, e.g. Missed calls.
The calls are displayed.
To delete a contact: press =.
The Please confirm to delete. message appears.
X Press OK.
The Deleted message appears.
Deleting all contacts
X Press 1 in the phone book.
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Storing contacts in the phone book for
the smart high line radio
Select an entry in the call list and then
press the memory card symbol.
or
X Press the memory card symbol in the contact details display.
Calling a contact
Option 1
Press ; briefly to select the highlighted entry.
The Calling... message
appears.
Option 2
Select an entry.
The contact details (name, phone number,
date, time) are shown.
Change the name if desired. There is a
description of how to enter characters in
the "Entering characters in the phone
book" section (Y page 13).
X Press OK.
The Saved message appears.
Telephone settings
Calling up the "Bluetooth® settings"
menu
Contact details (example)
Press Telephone in the main menu
(Y page 8).
The Telephone menu appears
Press ;.
The Calling... message
appears.
Telephone menu
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Press Options in the telephone menu.
The "Bluetooth® settings" menu appears.
Select the numbers one by one by pressing briefly.
The numbers are entered at the top right.
X To delete: briefly press1 to delete the
last number.
Press and hold 1 to delete the entry.
X Press OK to confirm the entry.
The input menu is closed and the "Bluetooth® settings" menu appears.
Dowloading the mobile phone's phone
book
"Bluetooth® settings" menu
The New device and Device list functions
are described in the "Telephony via the
Bluetooth® interface" section under "Connecting a mobile phone" (Y page 55).
Editing the PIN for connection with
Bluetooth® devices
The PIN is required to connect the smart
high line radio with Bluetooth® mobile
phones and Bluetooth® audio equipment.
The default PIN is 1234.
You can change the PIN. The PIN is a fourdigit number sequence.
Press PIN edit in the "Bluetooth® settings" menu.
An input menu appears.
The mobile phone is connected to the smart
high line radio (Y page 55).
i The phone book is automatically downloaded to the smart high line radio after
connection.
Press Phone book download in the
"Bluetooth® settings" menu.
The Downloading phonebook... message appears. When the download is complete, the Phone book downloaded message and the number of entries downloaded are shown.
Editing Bluetooth® device names
The Bluetooth® device name enables Bluetooth® connection to Bluetooth® mobile
phones and Bluetooth® audio devices. The
Bluetooth® device name for the smart high
line radio is smart Radio. You can edit
this device name.
X Press Bluetooth name in the "Bluetooth® settings" menu.
An input menu appears.
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Enter a name. There is a description of
how to enter characters in the "Entering
characters in the phone book" section
(Y page 13).
The name is shown at the top left.
X To delete: briefly press1 to delete the
last letter.
Press and hold 1 to delete the entry.
X Press OK to confirm the entry.
The input menu is closed and the "Bluetooth® settings" menu appears.
Audio
Radio mode
Introduction
i Portable electronic devices in the
vehicle may seriously impair radio
reception.
Switching radio mode on/off
Switching on radio mode
X Press Radio in the main menu (Y page 8).
The radio display appears. You will hear
the current station selected.
Radio display (example)
: The status bar shows the current wave-
band, clock and additional displays
; Switches radio mode off
= Display/selection area with station
name and station frequency (line 1),
radio text display (line 2), waveband
(line 3) and assignment of the first four
presets (line 4)
? Calling up the "Settings" menu
A Station search, forwards/backwards
B Calling up a station preset
Switches radio mode off
X Press ; in the radio display.
The last active main function is shown.
Switching waveband
Press symbol ? in the radio display.
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Band in the menu. The entry on the
right beside Band shows the current setting.
A list of available wavebands is shown.
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The frequencies that can be selected are
FM, FMT, FM dynamic, MW, LW and SW.
FMT: the waveband contains 32 stations
sorted by their reception quality, stored
automatically by the travel store function .
The station with the best reception quality
is stored as preset position 1. When you
next use this function, the current preset
stations are overwritten.
Selecting a station using the waveband
scan
X Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The station preset memory appears
(Y page 66).
X Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
The "Station search" menu appears.
i If you have activated traffic announcements (TA) (Y page 70), only RDS stations are stored.
FM dynamic: while the vehicle is in motion,
the tuner scans regularly and stores the 32
stations with the best reception quality. It
is not possible to store a station manually.
Dynamic updating can cause a stored station to change preset position in the list.
i The smart high line radio shows the
station frequencies instead of the station names in the MW, SW and LW wavebands.
"Station search" menu
Press Band scanning.
The Band scanning... message appears.
All available stations are played
briefly.
When the smart radio finds a station, the
display shows Playing 98.3 MHz, for
example.
To select the station being played: press
1.
The band scan is stopped.
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X Press the desired waveband.
Waveband
Frequency
FM (VHF), FMT, FM
dynamic
87.5 – 108.0 Mhz
MW (medium wave)
531 – 1602 kHz
SW (short wave)
3900 – 9990 kHz
LW (long wave)
153 – 279 kHz
Selecting a station
Selecting a station using the station
search function
X Press û or ü in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The needle jumps left or right in the
waveband and stops at the next station
with adequate reception.
Selecting stations via the station presets
Option 1
The station assignment of preset positions
1 to 4 appears in the radio display under
the waveband.
X Press one of preset positions 1 to 4.
The selected station is played.
Option 2
X Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The station preset memory appears.
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Press OK and confirm the frequency
entered.
If the smart radio finds the respective
station, the display shows Playing
98.3 MHz, for example. The radio display then appears.
i You can only enter currently permitted
numbers.
If you enter a frequency which is outside
the frequency range, the smart high line
radio tunes in to the next lower frequency.
Station presets
An arrow and a note indicate under which
preset the currently selected station is
stored.
X Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X Tap the desired station.
The selected station is played.
X Press Ì to call up the radio display.
Selecting stations by entering the frequency manually
You can use this function for FM wavebands.
X Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The station preset memory appears.
X Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
Selecting a station by entering the station
name
You can use this function for FM wavebands.
X Press symbol B in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The station preset memory appears.
X Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
Press Enter station name.
An input menu appears.
Press Enter frequency.
An input menu appears.
: Entry line
; Deletes an entry
= Enters numbers and special characters
? Enters umlauts
Enter the desired frequency by pressing
the numbers.
The frequency is shown at the top right,
the dot is entered automatically.
Enter a station name. There is a description of how to enter characters in the
"Entering characters in the phone book"
section (Y page 13).
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To confirm the entry: press OK.
The Searching... display appears. You
then see a list of stations that can be
received.
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
Tap the desired station.
X Press & to exit the list.
The selected station is played.
If no station is found for an entry, G not
found is shown, for example.
Storing stations
Storing channels manually
There are 32 preset positions available
each for the FM and FMT wavebands. You
cannot store stations manually in the FM
dynamic waveband. Up to 12 stations can be
stored in the MW, LW and SW wavebands.
X Quick save: in the radio display, press
and hold one of preset positions 1 to 4
until you hear a confirmation tone.
The currently set station is stored to the
preset position selected.
In the preset memory: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
X Press and hold a preset position until
you hear a confirmation tone.
The currently set station is stored to the
preset position selected.
Storing stations automatically (travel
store)
This function automatically assigns stations that can be received to the preset
memory for the FMT waveband. The entire
waveband is searched, starting at the lowest frequency. The 32 stations with the best
reception quality are stored to the preset
positions according to their reception
quality. The station with the best reception is stored at preset position 1.
Press B in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The station preset memory appears.
X Press the magnifying glass symbol in the
station preset memory.
X Press Travel store in the "Station
search" menu.
The Travel store... message appears.
The smart high line radio searches for
stations that can be received. The available stations are automatically stored in
the preset positions.
To cancel a function: press 1.
Radio Data System (RDS)
General notes
The Radio Data System (RDS) provides
inaudible additional information in the
FM wavebands (FM, FMT, FM dynamic). The
system consists of a listening receiver and
a monitoring receiver.
The monitoring receiver constantly scans
the FM waveband and collects data from all
the stations which can be received. The
smart high line radio stores the data and
always keeps the preset memory up to date.
The listening receiver is therefore able to
switch instantaneously to an alternative
frequency with a better signal.
i RDS only functions for stations which
transmit RDS data.
Switching RDS on/off
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
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Press RDS in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
Switching regional mode on/off
Some RDS programmes broadcast regional
programmes with local content. Switching
on regional mode prevents the station from
switching to an alternative frequency.
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Regional in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
Program type category (PTY)
PTY is a service offered by several stations
in RDS. You can use it to select stations
with a certain programme type.
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
After PTY, the display either shows the
current programme type selected or NO
PTY.
X Press PTY in the menu.
The list of available programme types
appears.
To switch off PTY: press NO PTY.
The O symbol indicates that the function is switched off. The setting is
accepted and the list closes.
X To select a programme type: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
Press the desired programme type.
X Press & and close the list.
Available programme types:
RNews
RCurrent
affairs
RInformation
RSport
REducation
RDrama
RCulture
RScience
RVaried
RPop
Music
Music
REasy Listening Music
RLight Classical Music
RSerious Classical Music
ROther Music
RWeather
RFinance
RChildren's programmes
RSocial affairs
RReligion
RPhone-in
RTravel
RRock
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RLeisure
RJazz
Music
Music
RNational Music
ROldies Music
RFolk Music
RDocumentary
RCountry
Traffic Programme
Note
Many FM stations transmit traffic
announcements (TA).
Switching traffic announcements on/off
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Traffic announcement.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
After traffic announcements are switched
on, the smart high line radio selects an RDS
station.
The Traffic Programme is retrieved from:
Rthe
currently selected FM station
RDS station from the network of the
currently selected FM station
Rthe RDS station with the best reception
quality
When traffic announcements are switched
on, a traffic announcement will interrupt
the audio signal from the currently activated audio or video source.
Ran
i Telephone conversations and navigation announcements are not interrupted.
Incoming traffic announcements
An incoming traffic announcement is indicated by a message.
i It is also possible to switch traffic
announcements off when a traffic
announcement is being received
(Y page 70).
Press & and return to the radio display.
The car symbol at the top of the display
indicates that announcements are switched
on. If the selected station does not broadcast traffic announcements, this symbol is
crossed out in red.
To interrupt a traffic announcement:
press 1 in the message displayed.
The smart high line radio switches back
to the audio source that was playing
before the announcement. Subsequent
traffic announcements will interrupt the
audio source again.
To switch off traffic announcements:
press O in the message displayed.
No more traffic announcements are made.
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Radio text
Notes
This function is available in FM radio
mode.
Radio text is additional information that
is shown in the radio display, e.g. information about the current programme.
The radio text is switched off in the standard setting.
Switching radio text on/off
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Radio text in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
If the station supports radio text and
information is available, this is shown
when the function is switched on. Longer
text information is shown as scrolling
text.
Reception settings
Switching stereo information on/off
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Stereo in the menu.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
Noise suppression
This function suppresses interference
noises, e.g. as a result of poor reception,
by reducing the treble.
Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Hicut in the menu.
A settings menu appears.
X Press = or Ì to select a value
between 0 (no lowering) and 7 (high lowering).
X Press OK and confirm the entry.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
Setting the sensitivity
By setting the sensitivity, you affect the
range of available channels when you use
the following functions:
search (Y page 66)
scan (Y page 66)
RTravel store
At high sensitivity, you only receive stations with high reception quality. At low
sensitivity, you also receive stations with
low reception quality.
X Press d in the radio display
(Y page 65).
The "Settings" menu appears.
X Press Sensitivity in the menu.
A settings menu appears.
X Press = or Ì to select a value
between 1 (low) and 6 (high).
X Press OK and confirm the entry.
X Press & and return to the radio display.
RStation
RBand
Music mode
Safety note
G Risk of accident
Only when the vehicle is stationary should
you:
Rload
a disc
a disc
Reject
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There is a risk of being distracted from the
road and traffic conditions if this is done
while the vehicle is in motion.
General notes
A maximum of 20,000 tracks or music files
are played.
If a data medium is divided into several
partitions, only the first partition found
is played.
Inserting and removing a CD/DVD
Notes
If the CD/DVD has a printed side, this must
face upwards when the CD/DVD is inserted.
If neither side is printed, the side to be
played should face downwards. CDs/DVDs
with copy protection may not be able to be
played by the system.
i If a medium contains other files in
addition to music files, the loading time
before the first track starts to play may
be longer.
Inserting a CD/DVD
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and uncovers the disc slot.
If the eject button, position
F(Y page 8), is lit up in orange, a CD/
DVD has already been inserted. If this is
the case, remove the CD/DVD first.
X Insert a CD/DVD into the disc slot.
The smart high line radio draws the CD/
DVD in.
The Disc reading... message appears.
If the CD/DVD is a permissible data
medium and was inserted correctly,
playback starts.
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel raises and closes the
disc slot.
i The front panel moves up automatically
after one minute.
Removing the CD/DVD
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and uncovers the disc slot.
The eject button lights up orange if there
is a CD/DVD in the disc slot.
X Press the eject button, position
F(Y page 6).
X Remove the CD/DVD from the disc slot.
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel raises and closes the
disc slot.
i The front panel moves up automatically
after one minute.
Inserting and ejecting an SD/MMC memory card
General notes
The smart high line radio supports SDHC
memory cards, SD memory cards and MMC
memory cards.
RSDHC (SanDisk High Capacity)
RSD (SanDisk)
RMMC (Multimedia Card)
SD memory cards feature the following
logo:
This logo is a registered trademark of SanDisk Corporation. The logo is shown on the
left beside the SD/MMC memory card slot
(visible when you fold the display down).
i Do not insert any SD-WLAN cards or partitioned SD cards, since these either
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obstruct the opening/closing of the front
panel or do not fit in the slot.
i Not all SD/MMC memory cards are
designed for the temperatures which may
be reached in the vehicle.
Due to the wide range of SD/MMC memory
cards available on the market, playback
cannot be guaranteed for all brands of
SD/MMC memory card.
A maximum of 20,000 tracks or music files
are played. If the SD/MMC memory card is
divided into several partitions, only the
first partition found is played.
A partition must not be larger than 32 GB.
Inserting an SD/MMC memory card
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and uncovers the slot for the SD/MMC memory card
(on the right beside the SD logo).
X Insert an SD/MMC memory card into the
slot. The side with the contacts must face
downwards and point towards the slot.
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel moves up and closes the
SD/MMC memory card slot.
Removing the SD/MMC memory card
X Press the 8 button on the front panel.
The front panel is folded down and uncovers the slot for the SD/MMC memory card
(on the right beside the SD logo).
X Press the SD/MMC memory card.
The SD/MMC memory card is ejected.
X Remove the SD/MMC memory card.
X Press the 8 button on the front panel
again.
The front panel moves up and closes the
SD/MMC memory card slot.
iPod® mode
Supported iPod® variants
i iPod® is a registered trademark of
Apple Inc., Cupertino, California, USA.
The following iPod® versions are supported:
RiPod®
classic 120 GB
classic
RiPod® nano 4G
RiPod® nano 3G
RiPod® touch 3G
RiPod® touch 2G
RiPod® touch
RiPod® 5G
RiPod®
Connecting an iPod®
To connect an iPod® to the USB port in the
glove compartment, you will need a USBHID cable from the accessories range. You
can obtain further information from your
smart Centre.
i Never leave an iPod® in the vehicle as
extreme temperatures (e.g. if subjected
to direct sunlight or to extremely low
outside temperatures) may prevent it
from functioning correctly (see the separate operating instructions of the
respective device). smart does not take
responsibility for any damage to external devices.
Connect the iPod® to the corresponding
port.
i Connecting an iPod which has been
excessively discharged can result in an
extended initialisation period.
Operation via a USB/AUX port
USB/AUX port
The ports are in the glove compartment on
the left-hand side.
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Connecting an audio device to AUX
X Connect the audio device using a 3.5 mm
stereo jack plug with AUX port ;.
X Please see the respective operating
instructions for how to operate the
external audio source.
You can connect an external audio source
(AUX) to the smart high line radio.
The USB port supports the following USB
devices:
Connecting a USB device
i Do not leave external devices in the
vehicle as their correct function cannot
be guaranteed if they are subjected to
extreme temperatures (e.g. if subjected
to direct sunlight or very low outside
temperatures) (see the operating
instructions of the respective device).
smart does not take responsibility for
any damage to external devices.
RUSB
: USB port
; AUX port
sticks (flash memory)
hard drives requiring a permanent
current of a maximum of 500 mA (it may be
necessary to connect a separate power
supply)
Connect the USB device to USB port :.
RUSB
i The smart high line radio supports USB
storage media of "USB Device Subclass 6". Information concerning USB
Device Subclass 6 is available from the
equipment manufacturer.
A maximum of 20,000 tracks or music files
are played. If the USB storage medium is
divided into several partitions, only the
first partition found is played.
Size specifications for a partition:
RUSB
sticks < 64 GB
hard drives < 1000 GB
Partitions of over 256 GB result in an
extended initialisation period. It
could therefore take a long time before
playback starts.
The storage space must be smaller than
256 GB for media files.
RUSB
For more details and a comprehensive list
of supported devices, please contact a
smart Centre.
Bluetooth® audio mode
Conditions
Bluetooth® audio device
Bluetooth® audio mode requires a Bluetooth®-capable audio device.
Not all Bluetooth® audio devices available
on the market are equally suitable. You can
obtain more detailed information about
suitable Bluetooth® audio devices and
about connecting Bluetooth® audio devices
to the smart high line radio from your smart
Centre.
Before using Bluetooth® audio mode, you
should check your Bluetooth® audio device
for the following (see the Bluetooth® audio
device's operating instructions):
Bluetooth® audio profile
The Bluetooth® audio device must support the A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth® audio
profiles.
i A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for
audio data transmission
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AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for audio
data control
Bluetooth® visibility
On certain Bluetooth® audio devices, as
well as activating the Bluetooth® function, the device itself must also be made
"visible" for other devices (see the
Bluetooth® audio device's operating
instructions).
X Bluetooth® device name
Every Bluetooth® device has its own Bluetooth® device name. This device name is
freely definable, but can be identical
for all devices from the same manufacturer. You should therefore change the
name of the device so that you can correctly identify your Bluetooth® audio
device (see the Bluetooth® audio device's operating instructions).
X Activate Bluetooth® and Bluetooth® visibility on the Bluetooth® audio device.
General information
You will need to register your Bluetooth®
audio device before using it with the smart
high line radio for the first time.
This process includes:
Rthe search by the Bluetooth® audio device
as well as
Rsubsequent
connection.
You can connect up five Bluetooth® devices.
Connecting Bluetooth® audio devices
X Proceed as described in the "Registering and connecting a mobile phone" section of the Telephone section
(Y page 55). Press Audio streaming
instead of Mobile phone in the "New
device" menu.
Activating music mode
Option 1: inserting or connecting a data
medium
X Insert a CD/DVD (Y page 72) or a SD/MMC
memory card (Y page 73).
or
X Connect a USB device (Y page 74), an
iPod® (Y page 73) or an audio device
(Y page 74).
or
X Connect a Bluetooth® audio device to the
smart high line radio (Y page 75).
To start playback: playback starts automatically for CDs/DVDs. For all other
data mediums, press ; in the basic
display.
Option 2: select a data medium in the music
main menu
A CD/DVD or an SD/MMC memory card is
inserted or a data medium is connected to
the smart high line radio.
X Press Music in the main menu (Y page 8).
The music main menu appears.
i If you register a mobile phone that supports Bluetooth® Audio and transmits the
A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth® audio profiles, these profiles are connected automatically. The mobile phone is then
entered in both the Bluetooth® telephones list (Y page 55) and in the Bluetooth® Audio device list.
i The functions supported depend on the
Bluetooth® audio device or the mobile
phone.
Music main menu
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Press on a data medium symbol.
The data medium is read. Playback then
starts.
Pause function
Press Ë in the relevant basic display.
Playback is interrupted. Ì is shown
instead of Ë.
To continue playback: press Ì.
Playback continues from the point where
it was interrupted.
Selecting a track
CD/DVD mode (example)
: The status bar shows the current mode
and the current playback options
; Display with track, artist, album name
and genre (if supplied), with the playback bar underneath
= Menu bar
By skipping
X Press û or ü in the relevant basic
display.
The skip forward function skips to the
next track.
Skipping backwards restarts the current
track (if it has been playing for more
than 8 seconds) or starts the previous
track (if the current track has only been
playing for a shorter time).
If you have activated the Mix playback
option, the tracks are played in a random
order. Depending on the data medium, all
the tracks on the medium, the tracks with
a certain playback criteria or the tracks
in a folder are played.
By track list
X Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
relevant basic display.
The track list appears.
SD memory card mode (example)
i For USB mode and SD/MMC memory card
mode, the cover is shown on the display
if the corresponding data is contained
in the ID3 tag.
Switching off music mode
Press 1 in the relevant basic display.
The last active main function is shown.
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Press 9 or : to scroll in the track
list.
X Select a title.
The track is played.
X To return to the basic display: press the
symbol at the bottom left.
Fast forward/rewind
There are two options for this function. The
second option can be used when playing a
CD/DVD, an SD/MMC memory card or a USB
device.
Option 1
Press and hold û or ü until the
desired position has been reached.
i On an iPod®, fast rewind only functions
within the current track.
Option 2
To open a folder: press a folder symbol.
The folder content is shown.
Playback criteria
General information
You can select playback criteria for
iPods®, USB devices and SD/MMC memory
cards. Playback criteria include, for
example, playlists, artists or genres. After
selecting a criteria and a sub-entry, you
will then hear the corresponding tracks.
The folder structure can be displayed
using the Media data criteria.
Selecting playback criteria
X Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
relevant basic display.
The track list appears.
X Press magnifying glass symbol ;.
Press somewhere on playback bar : in
the following picture.
: Playback bar
Selecting a folder
This function is available in MP3 mode.
X Press the symbol at the bottom left in the
relevant basic display.
The track list appears.
To call up the next higher folder level:
press the folder symbol on the bottom
right.
Press one of the playback criteria.
If you press Artists, for example, a list
of available artists appears.
X Select an artist.
A list of available tracks is shown.
Press a track to start playback.
Displaying metadata
X Press Metadata in the "Criteria" display.
A folder structure or a track list
appears.
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ing characters in the phone book" chapter (Y page 13).
The search entry is entered in the upper
line.
X Press OK and confirm the entry.
A list shows the entries found.
: Alphabetical track search
; Search by playback criteria
= Selects the next highest folder level
Press folder symbol =.
The folder structure appears.
Folder structure (highest level)
When the highest folder level is shown,
press on the folder symbol at the bottom
right again.
The Criteria message appears again.
Track search
This function is available within the displayed list for USB mode and SD/MMC memory card mode.
X Press symbol : in the track list or after
selecting a playback criteria (e.g.
Artists).
An input menu appears.
Enter characters. There is a description
of how to enter characters in the "Enter-
Press 9 or : to scroll in the track
list.
X Select a title.
The track is played.
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Playback options
Available playback options
i This function is not available for Bluetooth® audio devices.
Playback
options
Discs
Playback
Mix
RAudio
CD, audio DVD
CD, MP3 DVD
RiPod®
RUSB device
RSD/MMC memory card
You hear the tracks in random order.
Depending on the data medium, the
tracks in the folder, the tracks that
match the current criteria or all the
tracks on the entire medium are
played.
RAudio
CD, audio DVD
CD, MP3 DVD
RiPod®
RUSB device
RSD/MMC memory card
The track that is currently being
played is repeated for as long as the
function is activated.
Depending on the data medium, the
current track, all the tracks that
match the current criteria or all the
tracks in the folder are repeated.
RUSB
When this function is activated, the
next track to be played can be preselected in the track list.
RMP3
Repeat
RMP3
Preselec‐
tion play‐
back
device
memory card
RSD/MMC
If you have selected Repeat, you switch
between the Off, Track and Folder settings.
If you have selected Preselection
playback, you either switch the function
on O or off ª, depending on the previous status.
Selecting playback options
X Press the d symbol in the relevant
basic display.
The "Settings" menu appears.
Preselection playback: when the function
is activated, press 9 or : in a
track list and set the selection marker to
the next track to be played.
The preselected track is played after the
current track has been played.
i If you switch to the track list, the setPlayback options for SD memory cards (example)
Press a playback option.
If you have selected Mix, you switch
between the Off, Folder and Medium settings.
tings for Mix and Repeat are reset to
Off.
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Notes on music mode
Data medium and supported audio formats
CD/DVD with music
files
aac, mp2, mp3,
wma
USB devices (sticks,
hard discs)
SD/MMC memory card
aac, m3u, mp3,
ogg, pls, wav,
wma, wpl
mp3, wma
Bluetooth® audio
device with
Bluetooth® audio profile A2DP
Explanation of the most important audio
formats:
Raac
- digital audio data compression
format, susceptible to sound quality
impairments
Rmp2 - digital audio data compression
format, susceptible to sound quality
impairments, standard for digital radio
Rmp3 - compression format (MPEG1 Audio
Layer 3), susceptible to sound quality
impairments, standard for transfer and
playback of music on digital audio players
Rm3u - file format for saving multimedia
playlists
Rogg - free-of-charge, loss-free
compressed format for digital audio
Rpls - file format for saving multimedia
playlists, contains additional track
information not contained in the "m3u"
format
Rwma - audio file compression technology
developed by Microsoft®
i The MP3 audio encoding method is
under licence from Fraunhofer IIS
(Institut Integrierte Schaltungen –
Institute for Integrated Circuits) and
Thomson.
Permissible file systems
RISO9660/Joliet standard for CDs
RUDF for audio DVDs
RFAT16 for SD memory cards, FAT32 for
SDHC memory cards
RFAT32 for USB storage medium (USB
sticks, USB hard drives)
Permissible bit and sampling rates
MP3
smart high line radio supports MP3 files
with the following properties:
Rfixed
and variable bit rates from
32 kbit/s to 320 kbit/s
Rsampling rates of 8 kHz to 48 kHz
WMA
smart high line radio supports WMA files
with the following properties:
Rfixed
bit rates of 8 kbit/s up to
384 kbit/s
Rsampling rates of 8 kHz to 48 kHz
smart high line radio does not support WMA
files with the following properties:
RDRM
(Digital Rights Management)
encrypted files
Rvariable bit rate
RWMA Pro
R5.1 (two-channel sound in the downmixing
process)
i The downmixing process converts a
multichannel sound into a two-channel
sound.
i Only use tracks with a bit rate of at
least 128 kbit/s and a sampling rate of at
least 44.1 kHz. Lower rates can cause a
noticeable deterioration in quality.
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Notes for SD/MMC memory cards and USB
devices
Observe the following notes for fast access
to your music data or playback within a
category:
of this type do not conform to the currently
applicable standards.
! Do not affix stickers or labels to the
discs. They could peel off and damage the
drive.
The drive is designed to hold discs which
comply with the EN60908 standard. Therefore, you can only use discs with a maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.
If you insert thicker discs, e.g. those
that contain data on both sides (DVD on
one side and audio data on the other),
they cannot be ejected and can damage
the drive.
Do not use discs with a diameter of 8 cm,
even with an adapter. Only use round
discs with a diameter of 12 cm.
RLimit
the number of folder entries to a
maximum of 255. This recommendation
also applies to the highest directory
(root).
RThe maximum directory depth must not be
more than ten levels.
RAvoid very large music files.
Notes on copyright
MP3 or WMA tracks that you create or play
back are generally subject to copyright
protection in accordance with the applicable international and national regulations.
In many countries, reproductions, even for
private use, are not permitted without the
prior consent of the copyright holder.
Make sure that you know about the applicable copyright regulations and that you
comply with these.
If you own these rights yourself, e.g. for
your own compositions and recordings, or
if the copyright holder has granted you
permission, these restrictions do not
apply.
Notes on CDs/DVDs
Discs with copy protection are not compatible with the audio CD standard. smart high
line radio may not be able to play them.
There may be playback problems when playing copied discs. There is a wide range of
data carriers, disc-writing software and
writers available. This variety means that
there is no guarantee that the system will
be able to play discs that you have copied
yourself.
There may be playback problems if you play
CDs that you have copied yourself with a
storage capacity of more than 700 MB. CDs
i The device can play audio CDs with
high-resolution multichannel audio
format. Super audio CDs are played back
at CD quality.
Audio settings
Calling up the "Audio settings" menu
Option 1
Select Extras from the main menu
(Y page 8).
X Select Options from the menu.
The "General settings" menu appears.
X Select Audio settings.
Option 2
Press the t button for longer than two
seconds.
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Dynamic Noise Covering
You can make the following audio settings:
RBalance
RBass/treble
RX-bass
RSound
profile
REqualiser
RDynamic
Noise Covering
i The settings for balance, bass/treble
and X-bass can be found in the "At a
glance" section (Y page 16).
Selecting a sound profile
Call up the "Audio settings" menu.
The entry on the right beside Sound
presets shows the current setting.
X Select Sound presets.
A list appears. The O icon indicates the
current setting.
X Select Off or Pop, Classical or Vocal.
The setting is accepted and the list
closes automatically.
The equaliser cannot solve all of the acoustic problems in the vehicle. When driving,
listening pleasure is significantly affected by engine, wind and road noise. DNC
(Dynamic Noise Covering) relieves the
driver of the inconvenience of having to
make readjustments. The function ensures
outstanding sound quality, with the volume
and sound characteristics appearing to
remain constant, even during the journey.
The volume is adjusted depending on the
current background noise and the dynamics
are controlled so that even the quietest
sections can be heard clearly.
Before using DNC, calibrate your vehicle
values using the microphone integrated in
the smart high line radio. You can then
select six different volume increase levels
for DNC, 0 (none) to 5 (maximum).
Carry out the calibration process while the
vehicle engine is switched off and switch
on an audio source, e.g. the radio.
X Call up the "Audio settings" menu
(Y page 81).
X Press Dynamic noise covering (DNC).
Equaliser
Call up the "Audio settings" menu.
The entry on the right beside Equal‐
izer shows the current setting.
X Select Equalizer.
Switch the function on O or off ª.
To calibrate the microphone: press Cal‐
ibration.
The Silence please ! Calibrating
DNC message then appears.
The DNC calibration successful message appears once the calibration process is completed.
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You will generally find the relevant
details either on the DVD itself or on the
DVD case.
i The smart high line radio is set to
region code 2 at the factory.
i If you insert a video DVD with a different region code, you will see a message
to this effect.
To select a volume increase: press
Level.
A settings menu appears.
X Press = or Ì to select a level from
0 (none) to 5 (maximum).
X Press O and confirm the selection.
The settings menu closes.
Function restrictions
If you would like to use the video function,
you first need to:
switch off the navigation (Y page 25).
apply the parking brake (see the vehicle
Owner's Manual).
Video
The video image is hidden during the journey. The For safety video watching is
not possible while driving or navi‐
gating ! message appears.
Video mode
Data medium for video mode
Safety note
G Risk of accident
Only when the vehicle is stationary should
you:
Rload
a disc
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.
Reject
DVD playback conditions
There are video DVDs available on the market which do not conform to the current
standards. Such DVDs may have picture,
sound or other playback problems.
The smart high line radio can play back
video DVDs produced according to the following standards:
Rregion code 2 (for Europe) or region code
0 (no region code)
or NTSC standard
The following data mediums can be used for
playback:
RVideo DVD/video CD
RVideo DVD/video CD with video files
RUSB device
RSD/MMC memory card
Switching video mode on
Option 1: inserting or connecting a data
medium
X Insert a video DVD/video CD (Y page 72).
or
X Insert an SD/MMC memory card
(Y page 73).
or
X Connect a USB device (Y page 74).
The data medium is read.
To start playback: playback starts automatically for video DVDs/video CDs. For
RPAL
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all other data mediums, press ; in the
basic display.
Option 2: select a data medium in the video
main menu
A data medium is inserted or connected to
the smart high line radio.
X Press Video in the main menu (Y page 8).
The video main menu appears.
Starting playback
X The DVD menu is displayed: press OK.
Playback starts.
If the Automatic full screen setting
is activated (Y page 88), playback is in
full screen mode.
Explanation of the symbols in the navigation
menu (DVD video)
: Calling up the DVD menu
Video main menu
; Previous chapter
= Pause function
Press on a data medium symbol.
The data medium is read. The DVD menu
appears if CD/DVD was selected and a
video DVD is inserted.
? Next chapter
A Makes settings
A list symbol is shown in : if a video DVD/
video CD with video files, a USB device or
a SD/MMC memory card is selected. After
confirming, you can select a video file
from the list (Y page 86).
Depending on the video source selected,
the skipping forwards/back and fast
forward/rewind functions may be available
using ; and ?.
Display with DVD menu (example)
Press Ì in the navigation menu.
Playback starts.
Rthe
Switching to full screen mode
X Press the video image when the navigation menu is displayed.
Rthe
i Switching to full screen mode takes
Depending on the data medium selected, the
following are shown:
DVD menu (video DVD/video CD)
video image (video DVD/video CD
with video files, USB device, SD/MMC
memory card)
place after ten seconds, if the "Automatic full screen" function is activated
(Y page 88).
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Showing the navigation menu
X Press the video image in the full screen
mode.
Deactivating video mode
Discs
Display under the playback bar
Video DVD,
video CD
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed playback
time, film track, current
track/total tracks, current chapter/total tracks,
total playing time
Video DVD,
video CD
with video
files
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed playback
time, video file name,
current track/total
tracks, total playing time
all other
data mediums
Line 1: elapsed playback
time (blue)
Line 2: elapsed track
time, video file name,
track length
Press 1 in the basic display.
The last active main function is shown.
Skip forwards/back
Show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
: Playback bar
Press somewhere on the playback bar.
Playback is continued from the selected
position.
Pause function
Show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
Press Ë in the navigation menu.
Playback is interrupted. Ì is shown
instead of Ë.
To continue playback: press Ì.
Playback continues from the point where
it was interrupted. Ë is shown
instead of Ì.
Selecting a scene/chapter
This function can be used when playing a
video DVD/video CD.
If the film is divided into scenes or chapters, you can select them directly while the
film is running, or skip forwards step-bystep. Some DVDs/CDs do not permit this at
certain points (e.g. during the opening
credits).
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It may also be possible to select the scene/
chapter from within the menu stored on the
DVD.
X To skip forwards or backwards: show the
navigation menu (Y page 85).
X Briefly press û or ü in the navigation menu.
Selecting video files
This function cannot be selected when
playing a video DVD/video CD.
Option 1
X To play the next/previous video file:
show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
X Briefly press û or ü in the navigation menu.
If you have activated the Mix playback
option, the video files are played in a
random order. Depending on the data
medium, either all the video files on the
medium or all the files in a folder are
played.
Option 2
X Show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
X Press the list symbol at the bottom right
of the navigation menu.
A list appears.
i You can move to the next higher folder
using the folder symbol at the bottom
right.
The list is exited automatically when
playback of the next video file starts.
Fast forward/rewind
Show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
Press and hold û or ü until the
desired place is reached.
i Fast forward/rewind takes place within
the actual vide file for video DVDs/video
CDs.
Settings
Calling up the "Settings" menu
X Show the navigation menu (Y page 85).
X Press symbol d at the bottom right of
the navigation menu.
The "Settings" menu appears.
The selection options depend on the data
medium selected.
"Settings" menu (example: video DVD)
List of video files (example)
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
X Press a video file.
X Press Ì at the bottom left.
The video file is played.
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Overview
Discs
Functions in the "Settings" menu
Video DVD, video CD
RSelecting
an audio track
subtitles
RSearch (by track, chapter, playback time)
RRepeat A -> B
RRepeat (chapter, off)
RPlayback information
RSelecting full screen automatically
RSetting the viewing angle
RSelecting
Video DVD/video CD with
video files
RRandom
(medium)
(video file, medium, off)
RSelecting full screen automatically
USB device, SD/MMC memory
card
RRandom
RRepeat
(medium)
(video file, folder, off)
RSelecting full screen automatically
RRepeat
Selecting an audio track (video DVD/video
CD)
This function can be selected if the data
medium contains multiple audio tracks. If
the data medium only contains one audio
track, 1/1 is shown.
The selection options depend on the
respective data medium.
X Select the available audio tracks in the
"Settings" menu (Y page 86) by pressing
Audio repeatedly.
Selecting subtitles (video DVD/video CD)
If the data medium supports subtitles,
these can be selected from a list. The
selection options depend on the data
medium selected.
If the data medium does not support subtitles, Subtitles not available is shown.
X Press Subtitles in the "Settings" menu
(Y page 86).
Press 9 or : to scroll in the list.
Press a subtitle.
Playback is continued with the selected
subtitles.
X To exit a list: press &.
Search function (video DVD/video CD)
The search function can be used to continue
playback at a certain position. If the data
medium is divided into several tracks and
chapters, these can be selected directly.
Playback can also be continued from
another position by entering the playback
time.
X To enter a track: press Search in the
"Settings" menu (Y page 86).
X Press Title in the menu.
X Enter the track number in the input menu.
X Press OK.
The corresponding track is played.
To enter a chapter: press Search in the
"Settings" menu.
X Press Chapter in the menu.
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Enter the chapter number in the input
menu.
X Press OK.
The corresponding chapter is played.
To enter a playback time: press Search
in the "Settings" menu.
X Press Time in the menu.
X Enter the playback time in the input
menu, e.g. 01:05 for 1 hour and 5 minutes.
X Press OK.
Playback is continued from the corresponding position.
Selecting mix
This function can be used for data mediums
with video files (video DVD/video CD), USB
devices and SD/MMC memory cards.
Option 1
Press Mix in the "Settings" menu
(Y page 86).
Pressing repeatedly switches between
the settings in the order: Medium,
Folder and Off.
Option 2
Press Mix.
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Repeat A->B (video DVD/video CD)
A film sequence can be repeated. To do this,
enter the times for the start (A) and end (B)
of the film sequence.
X Press Repeat A -> B in the "Settings"
menu (Y page 86).
X Enter the start of the film sequence (A)
in the input menu, e.g. 00:30 for
30 minutes.
X Press OK.
X Enter the end of the film sequence (B) in
the input menu, e.g. 00:38 for 38 minutes.
X Press OK.
The film sequence is repeated.
Selecting repeat
X Press Repeat in the "Settings" menu
(Y page 86).
Video DVD/video CD: you switch between
the On and Off settings.
For a video DVD/video CD; the setting
applies to a chapter.
For a data medium with video files (video
DVD/video CD), the setting either
applies to a video file or to the data
medium.
USB device, SD/MMC memory card:
depending on the previous status, the
function is either switched on O or off
ª.
For USB devices and SD/MMC memory
cards, the setting either applies to a
video file or the data medium.
Activating playback information (video
DVD/video CD)
X Press Playback information in the
"Settings" menu (Y page 86).
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Switching to full screen automatically
Full screen is selected automatically when
playback starts.
X Press Automatic full screen in the
"Settings" menu (Y page 86).
Depending on the previous status, the
function is switched on O or off ª.
Selecting the angle (video DVD/video CD)
This function can be selected if the data
medium contains multiple settings for the
angle. If the data medium only contains one
setting, 1/1 is shown.
X Press Angle in the "Settings" menu
(Y page 86).
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Notes on video mode
Data mediums and video formats
Discs
Video formats supported
Video DVD, CD
avi, divx, mpg, mpeg,
video, super CD mp2, xvid
video with video
files
USB devices
(sticks, hard
discs)
SD/MMC memory
card
3gp, 3g2, asf, avi,
divx, m4v, mp4, mpeg,
mpg, wma, wmv, xvid,
H.264
Video
format
Explanation
xvid
Video file with MPEG-4 codec
H.264
Standard for video compression
Notes about discs
There may be playback problems when playing copied discs. There are a large variety
of discs, DVD authoring software, burning
software and burners available. This variety means that there is no guarantee that
the system will be able to play discs that
you have copied yourself.
! Do not affix stickers or labels to the
i Due to differing video codecs (coding/
decoding process), not all video files
can be played in the "avi" or "mpeg" formats.
Video
format
Explanation
3gp
3GPP multimedia file (audio/
video container format)
asf
Advanced Systems Format file
(audio/video container format)
avi
Audio Video Interleave (audio/
video container format)
divx
DivX video file with MPEG-4
codec (DivX 6.0, 4.0) or DivX
video file with extension .avi
(DivX 3.0 and older)
discs, They could peel off and damage the
device. Stickers can cause the disc to
bend, which can result in read errors and
disc recognition problems.
! The device is designed to hold discs
which comply with the EN 60908 standard.
You can therefore only use discs with a
maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.
If you insert thicker discs, e.g. those
that contain data on both sides (DVD on
one side and audio data on the other),
they cannot be ejected and can damage
the device.
Only use round discs with a diameter of
12 cm. Do not use discs with a diameter of
8 cm, even with an adapter.
Picture viewer
dvx
DivX video file
General notes
m4v
mp4
mpeg,
mpg
iTunes video format
MPEG-4 video container format
MPEG video format
Using the smart high line radio, you can
view pictures in various file formats from
different storage mediums individually or
as a slide show.
wmv
Windows Media Video, video
codec
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Discs
Supported picture
formats
Video DVD, CD
jpeg, jpg
video and super CD
video with video
files
USB devices
jpeg, jpg, bmp, tif,
(sticks, hard discs) gif, png
SD/MMC memory
card
Picture format
Explanation
jpeg, jpg
JPEG image file
bmp
Bitmap image file
tif
Tagged Image File
gif
Graphical Interchange Format file
png
Portable Network
Graphic
Select the desired storage medium.
If there are pictures in one of the specified file formats available on the storage medium, the first picture found is
displayed. The search takes place alphabetically, starting in the upper directory and then in the folder names that
contain picture files.
Function restrictions
If you would like to call up the picture
viewer, you first need to:
switch off the navigation (Y page 25).
apply the parking brake (see the vehicle
Owner's Manual).
The function is not available while the
vehicle is in motion. The For safety pic‐
ture viewing is not possible while
driving or navigating. Photo viewer
will be automatically closed ! message appears.
Calling up the picture viewer
Select Extras from the main menu
(Y page 8).
X Press Photo in the menu.
A menu appears for the selection of a
storage medium.
Picture viewer
: Picture file name
; Rotates the picture clockwise
= Displays the next picture
? Starts a slide show
A Displays the previous picture
B Displays the content of the folder
To display full screen: press on the picture.
X To show the menu: press on the picture
again.
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Picture lists
Displaying pictures
You can view the pictures individually or
as a slide show.
X To display the next or previous picture:
press û or ü in the picture viewer
(Y page 90).
X To start a slide show: press Ì in the
picture viewer.
X To close the slide show: press the display.
Press B in the picture viewer
(Y page 90).
The list of pictures appears.
: Searches for a picture file
; Scrolls in the list
= Selects the next highest folder level
To select a picture file: press 9
or : to scroll in the list.
X Select the desired picture file.
To search for a picture file: press :.
An input menu appears.
X Enter up to three characters from the
beginning of the file name. There is a
description of how to enter characters in
the "Entering characters in the phone
book" chapter (Y page 13).
X Press OK.
The search starts.
Rotating pictures
Display the picture.
Press on the symbol at the bottom right
of the picture viewer (Y page 90).
The picture is rotated clockwise. This
setting is not saved.
To select the next highest folder: press
folder symbol =.
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Internet
Further information about smart vehicles
and about Daimler AG can be found on the
following websites:
www.smart.com
www.daimler.com
Editorial office
You are welcome to forward any queries or
suggestions you may have regarding this
manual to the technical documentation
team at the following address:
Daimler AG, HPC: R822,
D-70546 Stuttgart, Germany
Not to be reprinted, translated or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, without the written permission of Daimler AG.
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.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and
your body.
As at 06.04.2010
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smart - A Daimler brand
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