navigation MERCEDES-BENZ CL-Class 2003 C215 Comand Manual

115 Navigation
Important notes
Changing tires
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you
have your tires changed by an authorized
Mercedes-Benz Center.
COMAND operates based on measure-
ments taken by wheel revolutions. When
changing tires, the correct tire information
must be entered for the system to operate
as expected.
See “Calibration” (
page 180).

116 NavigationQuick reference

Quick reference
PWR
TELNAV
CD
FM/AM
MNO
ABCJKL GHI
DEF
2
1
3
5
4
6
TUV PQRS
WXYZ8
7
9
0
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5
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19 1718 16 15 14 13 12 11 1 0
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Settings NAVI Destination Entry
Destn from Memory...
Destination via Map...
Points of Interest...
Last Destinations...Address...
SVC
- SEEKSEEK +
DEL BACK MAP
DETR RPT INFO DISP MUTE
OPR Z+
Z-

117 Navigation
Quick reference
Function
Page
1
Switching COMAND on
and off
12
2
Requesting and dis-
playing Info Services
System settings
184
187
3
Switching the navigation
system on
122
4
CD drive for navigation
CD or audio CDiPay attention to regional
version of navigation CD
45
5
Color screen
6
Entering destination via
the map
131
7
Zooming out for less de-
tailed map
Displaying and removing
a long list entry in full in
a window
133,
158
138
8
Zooming in for more de-
tailed map
133,
158
9
Turn to
Highlight menu field, list
entry or character
Alter the map scale
Press to
Confirm entry/selection,
starting function or acti-
vating submenu
133
10
Switching back to the
previous menu
11
When entering informati-
on:
Deletes last character or
complete entry
124
Function
Page
Function
Page
12
Muting current route in-
structions or
Switching off voice out-
put for the duration of
the current route
guidance
153
153
13
Change between day and
night display
198
14
Ejecting navigation CD
119
15
Route guidance active:
Displays estimated time
of arrival and current dis-
tance to destination
Route guidance not acti-
ve:
Displays last
destination driven
147
147

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Function
Page
16
Route guidance active:
Switches between map
and symbol display
Route guidance not acti-
ve:
Activates location map
156
150
17
Selecting a detour during
route guidance
162
18
Manual recall of the cur-
rent voice instruction
154
19
Turn to
During voice output:
Lower (left)/raise (right)
the volumeFunction
Page

119 Navigation
Quick reference

Press q.
COMAND ejects the inserted
navigation CD.

Remove the CD.

Insert another navigation CD, e.g. a re-
gional version, with the label facing up.
The illustrated message will appear.
COMAND loads the program stored on
the navigation CD.
Changing the navigation CD
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NAVI
Program is being loaded.
Please wait.Total progress0
100%
Partial progress0
100%
!Do not interrupt the loading process. Do
not eject the navigation CD until the loa-
ding process has been completed.
iIf you do not remove an ejected CD, it
will be automatically retrieved by the CD
drive after 10 seconds.
The CD drive can
read navigation CDs, or

playback audio CDs.

120 NavigationDestination input

Destination input

Menu overview
SettingsNAVI Destination Entry
Destn from Memory...
Destination via Map...
Points of Interest
Last Destinations...Address...
1
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5
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NAVI Destination EntryCity...
Street...
Center...NAVI Destn via MapPrevious Destn...
Current Location...
City...
Coordinate Destn...Center Map on:
NAVI Points of InterestAround Current Location...
Around Previous Destn...
Select City...
Regional...NAVI Last Destinations
NORTH ADAMS, NORTH
NORTHBROOK, WILWAUKEE
DEERFIELD, CHICORY
MMM, NORTHBROOK
NAVI Destn MemoDisplay Destinations...
Sort Destinations...
Delete Destn. in Memory...
Save Current Destination ...
Save Current Location...
NAVI SettingsLocation...
Calibration...Sound

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Destination input
Function
Page
1
Main destination input
menu
Entering a destinati-
on address

Retrieving a destina-
tion from the destina-
tion memory

Selecting a destinati-
on via the map

Entering Points of In-
terest

Selecting the last 12
destinations
123
173
131
137
141
2
Main address menu
Entering a destination
address
123
3
Main destination
memory menu
Selecting destination
from the destination
memory
173
4
“Destination via Map”
menu
Setting destination via
location on map
Setting destination via
coordinates
131
135
5
“Settings” menu
Entering vehicle location
Calibrating tires
179
180
6
“Points of Interest”
menu
Setting destination via
Point of Interest listing
137
7
Activating list of last
12 destinations for a re-
calculation
141
Function
Page

122 NavigationDestination inputMain destination input menu
Press b.
The display that appears is dependent
on the last navigation function used:Route guidance has been switched off

the main destination input menu or

the location map (
page 149).
Route guidance has been switched on

the symbol display with an arrow in-
dicating your driving direction
(page 144) or

the map with the symbol indicating
current vehicle location
(page 144)
Route guidance has been switched on,
COMAND has been switched off for
more than 2 hours

an inquiry menu (
page 168)Changing over to another system, for
e.g. radio

Press c.
Switching the navigation system on
Settings
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NAVI Destination Entry
Destn from Memory...
Destination via Map...
Points of Interest...
Last Destinations...Address...
iThe following message will appear when
COMAND is preparing for navigation
startup: “Navigation being activated.
Please obey all traffic rules.”. Then, one
of the 3 displays will appear.
!Potential fault messages during prepa-
ration of navigation startup:
“Navigation cannot be activated. An
error has occurred”.

“CD-Reading error. Please use ano-
ther CD”.
Eject the inserted CD and insert a
navigation CD.

“No CD available. Please insert
NAVI-CD type DX only”.
Insert a current DX-coded navigati-
on CD. Using other navigation CDs
might lead to malfunctions.
If the error has been eliminated, you will
see the message “Navigation being acti-
vated. Please obey all traffic rules”.

123 Navigation
Destination input
Select one of the following possibilities to
enter a destination:
Entering a destination address

Selecting destination via the map
(page 131)

Entering Points of Interest
(page 137)

Selecting last destinations
(page 141)

Selecting from destination memory
(page 173)
Main address menu1Info/status line
2Selecting city/suburb or selecting des-
tination that has been entered at last
3Selecting a street
4Selecting a city center (
page 130)

Press the right-hand rotary/push-
button v in the main destination input
menu and confirm “Address”.
The main address menu will appear.
Switching back to the main destination in-
put menu

Press *.
Entering destination address
iIf you have previously entered a city/
suburb, you can highlight 3 and 4.
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NAVI Destination EntryCity...
Street...
Center...
1
2
34

124 NavigationDestination inputSelect city/suburb“City/Suburb Entry” input menu 5Input line, selected characters (invers)
or last city selected
6Character set
7The character selected appears magni-
fied
8Moves the insertion point one position
to the right
9Activates the city list

Press the right-hand rotary/push-
button v in the main address menu
and confirm and confirm “City/Sub-
urb”.
The input menu “City/Suburb Entry”
will appear.
To adopt the city last selected:

Activate the city list.
To select another city:

Turn the right-hand rotary/push-button
v until the desired letter in character
set 6 is highlighted.
The character selected appears magni-
fied 7.

Press the right-hand rotary/push-
button v to enter the character in in-
put line 5.
COMAND supplements the new entry
with additional letters so that the
stored name of a city/suburb will ap-
pear.

Enter other characters until the desired
city name appears in 5.
Correcting the entry

Last character entered
Press r briefly.

All of the characters entered
Press r longer than 2 seconds.
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NAVI City/Suburb EntryABCDEFGHIJKL NO
PQRSTUVWXYZ
_1 34567890 .
:‘/2 NEW YORK
M
56
7
8
City List
9
iFor quicker input, COMAND will offer
available characters from the character
set 6 based on your selections and the
names of the cities stored on the navi-
gation CD.