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Function Page
K
TUNER
Selects th
eradio 176
Sets the waveband 176168
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Function Page
:
Microphone
;
Light sensor 172
=
Plays back next track
?
Plays back previous track
A
Back button
Goesb
ack to th eprevious
view B
USB port 177
C
AU
Xp ort 178
D
V
Control knob Turn:
Changes th
eadjustment
value Highlight
sthe menu item Press:
Selects
ahighlighte dmenu
item E
Touchscreen 170 Function Page
F
V
On/off knob Press and hold:
Switches the multimedi
asys-
tem on/off 170
Turn:
Adjusts the volume 170
Press briefly:
Switches the mute function
on/off
170
Interrupts
atraffic report G
RE
SET Restart
sthe multimedia sys-
tem 173
H
Slot fo
rmicroSD card 177
I
PHONE
Selects the telephone func-
tion
178
J
MEDIA
Selects audi
osource 177
iPod
®
/iPhone ® 178
USB device 177
SD card 177
Bluetooth
®
audi osource 178
AUX function 178At
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Function Page
K
TUNER
Selects th
eradio 176
Sets the waveband 176
Display overview
:
Statu sbar
; Main display field
= Sound settings
? To cal lupsystem settings
A To cal lupoptions Basi
cfunctions
Switchin gonand off The multimedi
asystem is switched on and off
automatically together with the ignition. You can
also switch the multimedia system on or off
manually.
X To switch on or off manually: press and
hold the on/of fknob.
i If you switch on the multimedia system
while the ignition is switched off, it will switch
itself off automatically after some time. If you
wish to switch on the multimedia system
again, you must turn the ignition to position 2
or briefly start the vehicle.
Adjusting the volume X
Turn the on/of fknob.
Switching the mutef unction on and offX
Press the on/of fknobb riefly.
The sound is switched on/off. Operating the touchscreen Introduction
The basico perating function softhe
touchscree nare given below as an example.
Selecting amenui tem X
Touc hthe touchscreen with one finger.
X Swipe up, down, to the left or right.
The selection on the touchscreen moves
according to the direction of the movements.
You can navigate in lists or menus in this way.
Confirming the selection X
Tap the screen with one finger.
Am enu is opened, an option is selected or an
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Moving the map (map view)
X
Pres sthe touchscreen with one finger. X
Swipe in any direction.
The map is moved in the direction of move-
ment. System settings
Sound settings
Setting the equaliser Using the
Equalizer Equalizer,y ou can adjust treble,
middle and bass frequencies.
X Callupt he sound settings.
X Select Equalizer
Equalizer.
X Select the desired setting: R
Pop Pop
R Rock Rock
R Classical
Classical
R Jazz
Jazz
R Custom
Custom
If you select Custom
Custom,amenu appears.
X Set the desired valuesu sing arrows:.
The value set is stored.
Setting the centre and balance Center
Center
andBalance
Balance can be used to shift the
surround sound inside the vehicle outwards, to
the centrea nd to the right or left.
X Callupt he sound settings.
X Select Center
Center orBalance Balance.
X Set the desired value using arrows :.
X To save settings: select;.
The menu is exited.
Switchingl oudness on/off If this function is activated, treble and bass fre-
quencies are higher.
X Callupt he sound settings.
X Select Loudness
Loudness.
The #dot indicates that the function is acti-
vated. Time and date settings
Setting the time format X
Select ¯.
X Select Date/Time
Date/Time.
X Select 12h mode
12h mode or24h mode
24h mode.
Depending on the previous setting, the set-
ting switches to 24h mode
24h modeor12h mode
12h mode.
The displayed setting is applied. System settings
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Setting the date
X
Select ¯.
X Select Date/Time
Date/Time.
X Select the date.
An input men uappears.
X Set the date using the arrows.
Setting the time X
Select ¯.
X Select Date/Time
Date/Time.
X Select the time.
An input menu appears.
X Set the time using the arrows. Synchronisin
gthe time
The following functions are available:
R RDS RDS:ift his function is activated, the time will
be regularly compared with the RDS 5
time
signal and adjusted if necessary
R GPS
GPS:ift his function is activated, the time will
be regularly compared with the GPS 6
time
signal and adjusted if necessary
R Manually
Manually:ift his function is activated, the
time set manually is maintained
X Select ¯.
X Select Time synchronizing
Time synchronizing.
X Select the desired setting.
The #dot indicates the current setting. Adjusting the standby time
If this function is activated, the mul timedia sys-
te mr emain sinstandby mod efor th eset time
after th eignition has been switched off .Ifthe
ignition is switched on again during this set time,
th en avigation system, for example, is available
again immediately.
X Select ¯.
X Select Standby
Standby.
X Selec tthe desired setting, 5minutes
5m inutes, 15 15
minutes
minutes, 30 minutes
30 minutes orOff
Off .
The #dot indicates the curren tsetting. Switching the button tone on/off
X Select ¯.
X Select Key tone
Key tone.
X The #dot indicates that the function is acti-
vated. Switching the AM waveband on/off
In order to select the AM waveband in radio
operation, the AM-Tuner AM-Tunermust be activated in
the system settings.
X To switch the AM waveband on/off: select
¯.
X Select AM-Tuner
AM-Tuner.
The #dot indicates that the function is acti-
vated. Display settings
The mul timedia system includes an optimised
display design fo rday and night mode.
X Select ¯.
X Select Day/night mode
Day/night mode.
X Selec tthe desire dsetting.
The #dot indicates th ecurren tsetting.
Wit hthe Auto
Auto setting ,the display design is
automatically adapted to th ebrightness of
th ea mbien tlight.
Afte rselecting Custom
Custom,aday mode bright-
ness scale appears.
X Se tthe desire dbrightness usin gthe arrows.
X Selec tSave ý.
An ight mode brightness scale appears.
X Se tthe desire dbrightness usin gthe arrows.
X Selec tSave ý. Control settings
The function of th econtrol knob in navigation
mod ecan be set in amultimedia system with
navigation.
The control knob can be set so that turning:
R zooms in or out of th emap
R jumps to th enextorp revious statio nortrack
5 Radio Dat aSystem.
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X
Select ¯.
X Select Controller setting
Controller setting.
X Select the desire dsetting.
The #dot indicates the current setting.
i If the
Change station/title
Change station/title function is
active and the navigation system is running in
the front, zooming into or ou tofthe map is
only possible via the touchscreen.
i In the 3D display
,you can only zoom ou tof
the map up to acertain scale .Ifyouzoom out
beyond this scale ,the map switches to a2D
display. Settin
gthe system language
X Select ¯.
X Select the Language
Language.
Al ist of available languages appears.
X Select the desired language.
The #dot indicates the active language. Raisin
gorlowering the volume of
audio sources
Yo uc an raise or lowe rthe volume of individual
audi osources relative to the volume set on the
multimedi asystem. For example, yo ucan set
traffic reports to play back louder than the cur-
rentl yset volume.
X Select ¯.
X Select Volume
Volume.
X Select the desire daudio source.
Am enu appears.
X Set the desire dvalue using the arrows.
X Select Save ý.
The menu is closed. Starting
aself diagnosis
The self-diagnosis checksw hether radio and
GPS signals are being received and whether all
loudspeakers are emittings ound.
X Select ¯.
X Select Self-diagnosis Self-diagnosis.
The diagnostics display appears.
X Select TEST
TEST.
The self diagnosis starts. Calling up version info
rmation
X Select ¯.
X Select Versio ninfo
Versio ninfo.
Information on th esoftwar estatus of th emul-
timedia system is displayed. Resettin
gthe multimedi asystem
Resetting to factory settings Thi
sfunction return sthe settings of the multi-
media system to the factor ysettings. This will
delete all personal settings.
X Select ¯.
X Select Factory reset Factory reset.
Ap rompt appears asking whether you wish to
reset the multimedia system.
X To reset: selectYES
YES.
The multimedia system is reset to its factory
settings.
Restarting the multimedia system In the following cases, restarting the multimedia
system may be useful:
R if the multimedia system is not operating cor-
rectly
R if malfunctions occur
R if the vehicl eisdisplayedatani ncorrect loca-
tion on the map
There are two methods of restarting the multi-
media system.
Method 1: restart using the on/off knob
X Remove any devices that may be connected
to the multimedia system.
X Press and hold the on/off knob for five sec-
onds.
The multimedia system restarts.
Method 2: restart using the RESET button on the
front of the device
X Remove any devices that may be connected
to the multimedia system.
X Switch off the ignition.
X Using apointed object, press the RESET but-
ton on the front of the multimedia system.
The multimedia system restarts. System settings
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Bluetooth
®
settings
Requirements for aBluetooth ®
connec-
tion Yo
uc an connec tBluetooth ®
-compatible mobile
phones and other audio equipmen ttothe mul-
timedia system.
To do so, the followin gcondition smust be met:
R mobile phones must support Hands Fre ePro-
file 1. 0ora bove
R the Bluetooth ®
devic emust be located inside
the vehicle in the vicinity of the multimedia
system
R every Bluetooth ®
devic emust have its own
Bluetooth ®
name, which you can assign your-
self
R Bluetooth ®
must be activate donboth the
multimedia syste mand on the respective
Bluetooth ®
device
R the Bluetooth ®
devic emust be visible for the
multimedia system
R the Bluetooth ®
devic emust support the audio
profile A2DP
i You can obtain further information about
suitable mobile phones:
R at aq ualified specialis tworkshop
R on the Internet at http://www.mercedes-
benz.com/connect
Activating or deactivating th eBlue-
tooth ®
function Switchin
gonthe Bluetooth ®
function on the
multimedi asystem is arequirement for:
R telephony with aBluetooth ®
-capable mobile
phone
R audi oplaybac kwithaB luetooth ®
-capable
mobil edevice
X Press the PHON Ebutton.
X Select O.
Am enu appears.
X Select Bluetooth
Bluetooth.
The #dot indicates that the function is
switched on. Searching for and pairin
gwithaBlue-
tooth ®
device When using your Bluetooth
®
device with the
multimedia system for the first time, you must
search for the Bluetooth ®
device and then pair
it.
Depending on the Bluetooth ®
device used, a
pairing code has to be entered into the Blue-
tooth ®
device or aprompt confirmed on the
Bluetooth ®
device.
There are two options for the search:
R on the Bluetooth ®
device, search for the mul-
timedia system
R on the multimedia system, search for the
Bluetooth ®
device
i Searchin
gonthe Bluetooth ®
device for the
multimedia system is, in most cases, easier.
Starting the search on the Bluetooth ®
device
X Press the PHONE button.
Al ist appears with Bluetooth ®
devices that
have already been paired.
X Start asearch for other Bluetooth ®
devices on
the Bluetooth ®
device (see the manufactur-
er's operating instructions).
i The Bluetooth ®
name "MB Bluetooth" has
been set as the default for the multimedia
system.
X Select the multimedia system on the Blue-
tooth ®
device.
Starting the search on the multimedia system X Press the PHONE button.
Al ist appears with Bluetooth ®
devices that
have already been paired.
X Select Add new device Add new device.
Am essage appears. The multimedia system
searches for available Bluetooth ®
devices.
If Bluetooth ®
devices are available, these
appear in alist. If no Bluetooth ®
devices are
available, amessage appears that no Blue-
tooth ®
device has been found. 174
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X
Select the desire dBluetooth ®
device from the
list.
X To pair aBluetooth ®
device: enter the pair-
ing code on the Bluetooth ®
device or confirm
the prompt.
If the pairing process wa ssuccessful ,the
Bluetooth ®
device is automaticall yconnected
to the multimedi asystem.
i The pairing code is set to "1234" as default.
i You can pair
amaximum of 15 Bluetooth ®
device satone time.
Connecting paire dBluetooth ®
devices An already paire
dBluetooth ®
device can be con-
necte dwitht he multimedia system either man-
uall yora utomatically.
Whe nthe Aut oconnect
Aut oconnect functioniss witched
on, the multimedia system connects automati-
cally to paire dBluetooth ®
device snearby
(Y page 175).
Connecting manually
X Press the PHONE button.
Al ista ppears with Bluetooth ®
device sthat
have already been paired.
X Select the desired Bluetooth ®
device from the
list.
The Bluetooth ®
device is connected to the
multimedia system.
Endin gaBluetooth ®
connection X
Press the PHONE button.
The phone men uappears.
X Select :.
The Bluetooth ®
connection between the mul-
timedia system and the Bluetooth ®
device is
disconnected. Unpairing
aBluetooth ®
device Require
ment:noB luetooth ®
device sare con-
nected to th emultimedia system.
X Press th ePHONE button.
Al ist appear swithB luetooth ®
device sthat
hav ealready been paired.
X Selec tthe desired Bluetooth ®
device from the
list.
X Select æ.
Am essage appear sinforming you that all data
will be deleted.
X Select YES
YES .
The Bluetooth ®
device is unpaire dand
deleted from th elist of paired Bluetooth ®
devices.
Switchin gautomatic connection on/off When this func
tion is switched on, the multime-
dia system connects automatically to paired
Bluetooth ®
devices.
Requirements for an automatic connection:
R the Bluetooth ®
device is already paired
R Bluetooth ®
is activated on the multimedia
system and on the Bluetooth ®
device
X Press the PHONE button.
X Select O.
Am enu appears.
X Select Auto connect Auto connect.
The #dot indicates that the function is acti-
vated.
Changing the pairing code The pairing code is set to "1234" as default. You
can set any four-digit pairing code you wish.
X Press the PHONE button.
X Select O.
X Select Pairing code
Pairing code.
X Enter the desired pairing code.
X To confirm the pairing code:select Y.
Changing aBluetooth ®
name The Bluetooth
®
name "MB Bluetooth "has been
set as the default for the multimedia system.
You can choose any name you wish. System settings
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X
Press the PHONE button.
X Select O.
X Select BT name
BT name.
X Enter the desired Bluetooth ®
name.
X To save aBluetooth ®
name: selectOK
OK.
X To delete individua lcharacters: select
¨.
X To switch to number entry: selectG.
i The new Bluetooth ®
name of the multimedia
system does not appear on the Bluetooth ®
devices that have already been paired. In
order for the new Bluetooth ®
name to appear,
Bluetooth ®
devices already paired must be
unpaired (Y page 175). In addition, the mul-
timedia system must be deleted from the list
of paired devices on the Bluetooth ®
device
(see the manufacturer's operating instruc-
tions). The Bluetooth ®
device must then be
paired once more (Y page 174).Radio
Radio display overv
iew:
Waveband display (AM/FM)
; Stereo display, AF and TA
= To change stations
? Preset
A Radio text
B To call up options
C Channel name
D To call up the list of stations Switching on the radio
X Press the TUNER button.
The radio display appears. You will hear the last station set on the wave-
band selected last. Setting
astation
Setting the waveband X
In radio mode, keep pressin gthe TUNER but-
ton until the desire dwaveband is set.
Setting astation using the station
search function X
In radiom ode, keep pressing the TUNER but-
ton until the desire dwaveband is set.
X Press and hold the arrows.
The next available station is played.
Setting achanne lfrom the channell ist The statio
nlist automatically shows the stations
currently availabl eonthe chosen waveband.
X In radio mode, keep pressing the TUNER but-
ton until the desired waveband is set.
X Call up the station list.
X Select the desired station from the list.
Setting apreset X
In radio mode, keep pressing the TUNER but-
ton until the desired waveband is set.
X Press the arrows briefly and repeatedly until
the desired preset is set.
or X Select O.
X Select Presets Presets.
The list of preset sappears.
X Select the desire dstation from the list. Save station
X Set the desired station.
X Tap the station name.
The list of presets appears.
X Press and hold the desired preset.
The Save Save successful
successful message appears. The
station is stored.
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Switching alternative frequencies
on/off
If this function is switched on, the multimedia
system tries to ensure the best possible recep-
tion, using alternative frequencies where nec-
essary. In doing so, regional programmes are
taken into account. In addition, the switching
behaviour is affected by environmental condi-
tions and reception condition sand may, there-
fore, change. Poor reception condition scould
lead to undesired and disruptive frequency
changes. In this case, switch off AF AFstation
tracking.
This function is available in the FM waveband.
X Select Oin radio mode.
X Select AF (Alternative Frequency) AF (Alternative Frequency).
The #dot indicates that the function is
switched on. Switching traffic announcements on/
off
When the function is activated, the multimedia
system switches to astation broadcasting traf-
fic reports for the duration of atraffic report:
R ifas tation without traffic reports is switched
on
R if another audio source is switched on
X Select Oin radio mode.
X Select TA (Traffic Announcement)
TA (Traffic Announcement).
The #dot indicates that the function is
switched on.
This function is available in the FM waveband. Media
Activating media mode
X Press the MEDIAb utton.
The list of audio source sappears. Available
audio source sare highlighted.
X Selec tthe desired audio source. USB devic
eand memory card
Important safet ynotes G
WARNING
SD cards are small parts. The ycan be swal-
lowed and caus echoking. This poses an
increased risk of injury or even fatal injury.
Keep the SD card out of the reach of children. If aSDc ard is swallowed,s eek medical atten-
tion immediately.
Connecting aUSB device X
Connect the USB device to the USB port with
the contacts facing down.
Inserting an dremoving an SD card Insertin
ganSDc ard
X Inser tthe SD car dintot he SD car dslot with
th ec ontacts at thefront and facing down-
wards.
Removing an SD card X Press th eSDc ard.
X Remove th eSDc ard.
Activating audio playback from an SD
car dorU SB device i
The multimedia system supports USB devi-
ces and microS Dcards up to amaximum
capacity of 32 GB.
X Press the MEDIA button.
X Select USB Stick USB Stick orSD card
SD card.
The folder structure of the selected audio
source appears.
X Select the required folder.
X Select the required track.
Playback of the audio file starts. The audio
files are played in the order in which they were
saved to the data medium. Media
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