trip computer MERCEDES-BENZ CLK550 COUPE 2007 C209 Owner's Manual

Contents
AUDIO menu ................................ 147
NAV* menu .................................. 149
Vehicle status
message memory menu ............... 149
Settings menu .............................. 151
Trip computer menu..................... 163
TEL menu* ................................... 165
Automatic transmission ..................... 168
Gear selector lever ....................... 168
Shifting procedure ....................... 169
Gear selector lever positions ....... 170
Driving tips ................................... 172
Gear ranges ................................. 173
Automatic shift program .............. 174
Gear selector lever
one-touch gearshifting................. 175
Steering wheel gearshift control
one-touch gearshifting* ............... 177
Emergency operation
(Limp-Home Mode) ...................... 178Good visibility ..................................... 179
Headlamp cleaning system* ......... 179
Rear view mirrors .......................... 179
Sun visors ..................................... 181
Rear window sunshade*
(Canada only) ................................ 182
Rear window defroster .................. 183
Climate control ................................... 184
Deactivating the
climate control system ................. 187
Operating the climate control
system in automatic mode............ 187
Setting the temperature................ 188
Adjusting air distribution............... 188
Adjusting air volume ..................... 189
Front defroster.............................. 189
Air recirculation mode .................. 190
Air conditioning............................. 192
Rear passenger compartment
adjustable air vents....................... 193
Automatic climate control .................. 194
Deactivating the automatic
climate control system ................. 197
Operating the automatic
climate control system
in automatic mode ........................ 197Setting the temperature ............... 198
Adjusting air distribution .............. 199
Adjusting air volume ..................... 200
Front defroster ............................. 200
Maximum cooling MAXCOOL ........ 201
Air recirculation mode .................. 201
Charcoal filter ............................... 203
Air conditioning ............................ 204
Residual heat and ventilation*
(Canada only)................................ 205
Rear passenger compartment
adjustable air vents ...................... 206
Audio system...................................... 207
Audio and telephone*, operation .. 207
Operating safety ........................... 207
Operating and display elements ... 208
Button and soft key operation ...... 210
Operation...................................... 210
Radio operation ............................ 214
Introduction to satellite radio*
(USA only) ..................................... 218
CD mode....................................... 223
GSM network phones ................... 230
TDMA or CDMA network phones .. 237
Emergency calls “911” ................. 243

145 Controls in detail
Control system
Menus, submenus and functions
Menu1Menu2Menu3Menu4Menu5Menu6Menu7
Standard
displayAUDIONAV*Vehicle status
message memory1
1The vehicle status message memory menu is only displayed if there is a message stored.
SettingsTrip computerTEL*
(page 146)(page 147)(page 149)(page 149)(page 151)(page 163)(page 165)
Commands/submenus
Run Flat
Indicator*Selecting radio
stationShow route guid-
ance instruc-
tions, current
direction traveled Calling up vehicle
malfunction, warning
and system status mes-
sages stored in memoryReset to factory
settingsFuel consumption
statistics after
startLoad phone
book
Digital speed-
ometerSelecting
satellite radio
station*
(USA only)Instrument clus-
ter submenuFuel consumption
statistics since
the last resetSearch for
name in
phone book
Call up mainte-
nance service
displayOperating
CD playerTime/Date sub-
menuCall up range
Lighting
submenu
Vehicle submenu
Convenience
submenu

163 Controls in detail
Control system
Move the selection marker with
buttonæ orç to the

Convenience
submenu.
Press buttonj ork repeatedly
until the message
Easy-entry func-
tion
appears in the multifunction dis-
play.
The selection marker is on the current
setting.
Press buttonæ orç to switch
the easy-entry/exit feature
On or Off.
Trip computer menu
Use the trip computer menu to call up sta-
tistical data on your vehicle.
The following information is available:
Fuel consumption statistics from start
Press buttonÿ orè repeatedly
until the first function of the trip com-
puter menu appears in the multifunc-
tion display.
Press buttonj ork repeatedly
until the message
From start appears
in the multifunction display.1Distance driven from start
2Time elapsed from start
3Average speed from start
4Average fuel consumption from start
FunctionPage
Fuel consumption statistics from
start163
Fuel consumption statistics
since last reset164
Call up range (distance to empty)164iAll statistics stored from the last engine
start will be reset approximately four hours after
the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to
position0 or removed from the starter switch.
Resetting will not occur if you turn the SmartKey
back to position1 or2 within this time period.

460 Index
Control system menus 144
AUDIO 147
NAV* 149
Settings 151
Settings, Submenus 151
Standard display 146
Submenus 143
TEL* 165
Trip computer 163
Vehicle status message memory 149
Control system submenus 143, 145, 153
Convenience 162
Instrument cluster 154
Lighting 158
Time/Date 156
Vehicle 161
Coolant 310, 453
Adding 310
Anticorrosion/antifreeze
mixing ratio and quantity 453
Capacities 449
Checking coolant level 310
Messages in display 380–382
Temperature 302
Temperature indicator 139
Warning lamp 361Corner-illuminating front fog lamps* 133
Replacing bulbs 407
Cruise control 253
Canceling 255
Cruise control lever 253
Current speed 254
Fine adjustment 256
Higher speed 256
Last stored speed
("Resume" function) 256
Slower speed 256
Cup holder 271
Curb weight 337D
Date 156
Date, Setting 157, 158
Daytime running lamp mode 130
Setting 158
Deep water see Standing water
Defogging
Windshield 190, 200
Defrosting, Front 189, 200
Defrosting, Rear 183
Delayed shut-off
Exterior lamps 160
Interior lighting 161
Department of Transportation see DOT
Difficulties
With starting 52
Digital speedometer 146
Dimensions, Vehicle 447
Direction of rotation (tires) 316
Displays
Digital speedometer 146
Maintenance service indicator 343
Messages in display 368
Multifunction display 141
Outside temperature 140
Symbol messages 378–393

461 Index
Text messages 370–376
Vehicle status message memory 149
Vehicle status messages see
Multifunction display messages
Distance to empty (Range),
Trip computer 164
Door
Entry lamps 137
Handle (inside) 32
Locking/unlocking,
KEYLESS-GO* 35, 104
Locking/unlocking,
SmartKey 34, 100
Opening from inside/outside 108
Remote door unlock (Tele Aid) 284
Unlocking, Mechanical key 399
Door control panel 32
Door handle 108
DOT 337
Drinking and driving 293Driving
Abroad 300
Hydroplaning 297
In winter 299
Instructions 47, 293
Problems 58
Safety systems 88
Systems 253
Through standing water 300
Driving off 295
Driving safety systems
ABS 88
BAS 90
Electronic traction system 92
ESP
®91
Driving systems
Cruise control 253
Parktronic system*
(Canada only) 257
Driving tips 172
Accelerator position 172
Kickdown 172E
Easy-entry/exit feature 44, 162
Electrical fuses see Fuses
Electrical outlet 275
Electrical system, Technical data 446
Electronic Stability Program see ESP
®
Emergency call system* 279
Emergency calls
911 calls 243
Tele Aid calls 280, 281
Emergency operation
(Limp-Home Mode) 178
Emergency operations
Active head restraints, Resetting 403
Center console,
Indicator lamps 366–367
Gear selector lever, Unlocking 401
Instrument cluster,
Indicator lamps 356–365
Power tilt/sliding sunroof*,
Manual operation 402
Remote door unlock 284
Trunk lid, Releasing from inside 116
Trunk lid, Unlocking 400
Unlocking/locking
the vehicle 399, 400

475 Index
Tire inflation pressure
see the placard on the fuel filler flap
Tires 313, 442
Air pressure 337
Care and maintenance 314
Chains 342
Cleaning 315
Direction of rotation, Spinning 316
Driving instructions 296
Important notes,
Tire inflation pressure 322
Inflation pressure 305, 321, 323
Inflation pressure,
Information placard 321
Inspection 314
Load rating 339
MOExtended system* 420
MOExtended* 326, 442
Ply composition
and material used 339
Problems under-/overinflated 326
Retreads 313
Rims and tires 442
Rotation 340
Run Flat Indicator 324
Service life 314Sizes 443
Snow 341
Spare wheel 397, 416, 445
Speed rating 298, 330, 339
Storing 315
Temperature 322, 336
Terminology 337
Tire Identification Number see TIN
Traction 297, 339
Tread 339
Tread depth 315, 341
Treadwear indicators 339
Wear pattern 340
Winter 341
Tools 394
Top tether
Children in the vehicle 84
Tether attachment points 84
Towing eye bolt 394, 429, 430
Towing the vehicle 427
Tow-start 425, 427
Traction 92, 297, 339
Transmission see Automatic transmission
Traveling abroad 300
Tread 339
Tread depth 315, 341Treadwear indicators 339
Trip computer 163
Trip odometer 139
Trunk
Closing from inside 111
Fuse box 434
Lamp 137
Lid 109
Lock button, KEYLESS-GO* 106
Opening 109
Opening, from inside 110
Tie-down rings 267
Trunk lid 111
Trunk lid emergency release 116
Unlocking in an emergency 400
Unlocking/opening,
KEYLESS-GO* 107
Unlocking/opening,
SmartKey 101
Valet locking 117