USB port MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class WAGON 2011 S212 Comand Manual

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Ac tive partition (USBdevices only)
Sele cting .... ...... ........ .... .... .... .... .... .. 163
Add ress book
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Ca lling up ....... ....... .........................136
Cha nging anentry .......................... 138
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Cre ating anentry <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Deleti nganentry <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Detail sabout anent ry<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Importi ngcontacts <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Searchi ngfor anentry <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Starting routeguidance <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Voice tag<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Address bookentry
Adopt ingasah ome address ......... ... 94
Showing thedetails <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Address entry(example) <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Address entrymenu ............................ 54
Al ternative route<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Area Avoidi ng<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Audio AUXjack<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Audio CD/DVD orMP3 mode
Switchi ngto<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Switchi ngto(Rear Seat
Entertainment System)<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Audio DVD
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Stop function <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Audio format
Setting (audi oD VD mode )............. 163
Autos tore<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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AUX jacks
CD/DVD drive<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Back button <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Bird's-ey eview <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Blueto oth®
Activating/d eactivating <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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External authoriza tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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ralinforma tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Interface <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Settings <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Tel epho ny<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Blueto oth®
audio basicdisplay ........176
Blueto oth®
audio device
Connecting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Reco nnecting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Blueto oth®
audio mode
Switchi ngon <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Blueto oth®
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Blueto oth®
inte rface
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Blueto oth®
inte rface telephony
Cond itions <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Blueto oth®
tele phone list<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Buttons onthe COMA ND
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Call Accepting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Connecting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Reje cting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Call lists <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Displ aying deta ils....... .............. ...... 130
Openi ngand selecting anentry .....129
Saving anentry inthe address
book <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Storing anentry whichhas notyet
bee nstore d.<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Car pool lanes<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Categ ory
Satell iterad io<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Categ orylist(musi csearch) ............ 166
CD Cop yprotection <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Data medium<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Gene ralinforma tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Mul tisess ion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Pla yback optio ns<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Sele cting amedium <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Sele cting atrack <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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In
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USB mass storag edevice .............. 178
Media list<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Menu Exiting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Poi nts ofinterest <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Showi ng<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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System settings <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Menu item
Sele cting .... ............ ...... ...... .. ...... .... .. 27
Menu overview
COM AND <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Mobi lephone
Authori zing<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Connecting (Bluetooth ®
interfa ce).116
De-au thorizi ng<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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External authoriza tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
003B003B003B003BV 118
Reg isteri ng(authori zing)................ 116
MP3
Bit/samp lingrates .........................165
Cop yright <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Data medium<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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File systems <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Formats <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Sele cting amedium <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Multifun ctiondisplay <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Multifun ctionstee ring wheel............. 22
Multis ession CDs....... ..................... ...164
Music files
Reco rding <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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MUSI CREGI STER
Deleti ngallm usic files.<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Disk spaceinforma tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Pla yback optio ns<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Switchi ngto<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Music search<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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My address
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Navigati on(als osee route
guidan ce)
Traffi creport <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Navigati onanno uncements
Switchi ngoff <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Navigati onmode
Switchi ngto<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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uporie ntation <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Off-map <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Off-road <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Orie ntation indirec tionoftravel .....100 P
Passc ode
Entering <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Pause function ..................... .............. 158
Perso nalpoin tofinterest
Select ingasthe destin ation...... ...... .7 5
Personal pointsofinterest
Displayi ngon the map <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Mana gingcatego ries....... .............. ...73
Saving <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Settings <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Visu alinforma tion<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Phon ebook
Adding anumbe rtoa naddress
book entry.<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Ca lling up ....... ..................... ...........125
Cre ating anew entry<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Deleti nganentry <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Icon overvi ew....... ....... ................... 126
Phon ebooke ntry
Search ing<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Playb ackoptio ns<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Poi ntofinte rest
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Defining theposi tion forthe point
of interest search ....... .............. ........67
Enteri ng<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Entering using the map <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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ZAGAT ®
rating service<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Poi ntofinte rest icon
Setting <003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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Poi ntofinte rest list<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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With chara cterbar<003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B003B
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X
Sel ect abalan ce setti ngbysliding XVY the
CO MAND controllera nd pre ssW to
confi rm.
X Sel ect afader setting byslidin gZVÆ the
COM AND controllera nd press Wto
con firm.
The settingisstor edand youexit themenu. Sur
round sound
General information If
your vehicle isequipped withtheharman/
kardon ®
Logic7 ®
surround soundsystem,
you can setthe optimum surround soundin
the vehicle interior.
The harman/ kardon®
Logic7 ®
surround
sound system isavailable forthe following
operatin gmodes:
R radio (FMonly)
R satellite radio
R audio CD
R audio DVD(MLP, dts,PCM andDolby
Digit alaudio format s)
R MP3 (including SDmemory cardandUSB
stor age device)
R Media Interface
R Bluetoot h®
audio mode
R video DVD(PCM, dtsand Dolby Digital
audio format s)
R AUX
Because someDVDscontain both stereoand
multichan nelaudio format s,itmay be
nec essary toset the audio format
(Y page 163).
i The Logic7 ®
On func
tion creat esa
surround soundexperien cefor every
passenger whenplaying, forexample,
ster eorecor dings. Itenables optimum
playback ofmusic andfilms onCD, audio
DVD orvideo DVDwithmultichan nelaudio
format s,such asMLP, dtsorDolby Digital.
This results insound charact eristicslike those
intended bythe sound engineer
when theoriginal wasrecor ded.
i Ifyou select Logic7 ®
Off ,a
llpermissible
format sareplayed asstor edon the
medium. Duetothe design ofthe
passenger compartment,ano ptimum
audio experien cecann otbe guaranteed for
all passengers .
i Disc swhich support theaudio format s
ment ioned havethefollowing logos: Dolby
Digital dts
MLP
Switching surround sound on/off The
example describes howtoset the
surround soundforradio mode.
X Press the$ function button .
The radio display appears. Youwillhear the
last stationplayed onthe last waveband. Ba
sic functions ofCOMAND
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X
Sel ect Assign AsFavorite and
press
W toconfi rm.
The list of pre define dfuncti onsappe ars .
If yo ur veh iclei se quippe dwithaf avori tes
bu tton, the#dot indicates the curr ently
sel ected function.
If yo ur veh iclei se quippe dwitht wo
fav orites buttons, twoasteri sks indicate
the curr ently selected functionfor the
res pective favorites button.
X Sel ect the functi onbyturni ngcVd the
CO MAND controllera nd pre ssW to
confi rm.
If yo ur veh iclei se quippe dwithaf avori tes
bu tton, itis as signe dwitht he functio n
sel ecte d.
If yo ur veh iclei se quippe dwitht wo
fa vori tes buttons, youw ills ee asubme nu.
X Sel ect the favori tes button byturning
cVd andslid ing ZVÆ theCOMAND
contro ller and pressW toconfi rm.
The favori tes button selecte disa ssigned
the predefined function.
X To call upafavorite (example) :press the
g favorites button.
Thi scallsu pthe pred efined function. Importin
g/exporting data
You canusethis function tocopy your
perso nalCOM AND datafrom onesystem
(veh icle)toa nothe rsyst em (vehicle) orto
cr eat eab ackup copy ofyour person aldat a
(ex por ting dat a)and importita gain
(importing data).Youcaneither useanSD
memory cardoraU SBstorage device(e.g.a
USB stick)astemporary storage.
i Personal musicfilesinthe MUSIC
REGISTER cannotbe saved andimported
again usingthisfunct ion.
X Press theW button .
The system menuappears. X
Select Settings by
turnin gcVd the
COMAND controller andpress Wto
conf irm.
X Select Import/Expor tData and
press
W toconf irm.
X Select Import Data or
Export Data and
press Wtoconf irm. X
To selec tastorag eloc ation: ins ert the
mem orycard(Ypa ge157) orins ert the
USB storaged evice( Ypa ge157) intothe
USB port.
X Sel ect Memory Car
d or
USB Sto
rage and
pre ssW toconfi rm. Exam
ple: exp ortdata menu
X To select all data: select All Data and
pre ssW toconfi rm.
Thi sfun ctio nexpo rtsallt he data to the
sel ecte ddisc.
X Sel ect the data typ eand pre ssW to
confi rm.
Dep endingonthe previous entry ,either
sel ect the data typ efor the exportO or
not ª. 46
Impo
rting/expo rting dataSystem
se
tting s

Symbol
overview Icon Explanation
Æ
Address
bookentrythat has been entered orchanged viaCOMAND
Imported contactthat hasbeen saved inthe phone oraddress book \
Address
bookentrywithvoice tag
i These entrieshave alsobeen assigned avoice tag.Voice tagsareavaila ble
in vehicles withtheVoice Control System (seetheseparate operating
instruc tions). Ã
Contact
thathasbeen imported fromamobile phone thatsupports PBAP ¯
Ent
rythat hasbeen imported fromthememory cardorUSB device ®
Ent
ryimported viathe Bluetooth ®
interf ace Searching
foraphone book entry
Using thecharact erbar You
determine thefirst letter ofthe entr yyou
are looking forwith thefirst character you
enter.
X Select acharacter byturnin gcVd the
COMAND controller andpress Wto
conf irm.
The first entryint he list that starts withthe
letter selected ishighlighted. Ifthere are
similar entries,thenext different character
is shown. Forexample, withentriessuch as
Christel and
Christine ,t
he beginnings
of the names aresimilar. Inthis case, you
will beoffered achoice between E and
I .
X Select thecharacters ofthe entr yyou are
searching forone byone andpress Wto
conf irm.
When theselection isclear, COMAND
switches automatically tothe selection list.
X To complete thesearch: switchfromthe
phone bookwiththecharacter bartothe
selection list(Ypage 127).
The lastlistentr yisa utomatically
highlighted. Using
thenumber keypad Altern
atively, youcan also enter digits using
the number keypad(directentry)
(Y page 29).
Dele ting charact ers X
To delete anindividual character:select
the 2 symbol byturnin gcVd the
COMAND controller andpress Wbriefly.
or
X Briefly pressthe2 button
Each timeacharacter isdeleted, theentr y
most closely resembling theremaining
characters isshown atthe top ofthe list.
X To delete anentry: selectthe2
symbol byturnin gcVd theCOMAND
cont roller andpress Wuntil theentr yis
deleted.
or
X Press andhold the2 button untilthe
entire entryisd eleted.
Changing thelanguage ofthe charact er
bar X
Select Bandpress W.
X Select thedesired language. 126
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You canusethe"New entry" or"Add no."
func tionstos ave this telep honenumber or
to add itto an exis tinge ntry.
Stor ingthes ender asan ew address
book entry This
function isnot possible ifthe sender’s
telep honenumbe risa lrea dystored inthe
address book.
X Press Wthe COMAND controller while the
text message isbeing displayed.
X Select SaveNumber and
press Wto
confirm.
X Select New entry and
press Wtoconfirm.
X Proceed asdescribed inthe "Storing asa
new entry inthe address book"section
(Y page 130).
Storing atext mes sage senderinan
exist ingaddress book entry X
Pres sW theC OMA NDcontroller while the
te xt mes sage isbein gdisplayed .
X Sele ctSav eN umber and
pres sW to
con firm.
X Sele ctAdd PhoneNo. and
pres sW to
con firm.
X Proc eedfrom thes tep" Sele ctan um ber
cat egor y"inthe" Add ingtelepho ne
num bers toan existing phon ebook entry"
sec tion(Ypage 128).
Deleting atext mes sage (SMS) X
Sele ctat extm essage inthet extm essage
inbo xbyturning cVd theC OMA ND
co ntro ller .
X Se lec tthe list symbol tothe right ofthe text
message bysliding VYtheCOMAND
cont roller andpress Wtoconfirm .
X Select Delete and
press Wtoconfirm .
Ad eletion prompt appears.
X Select Yes or
No and
press Wtocon firm.
If you select Yes ,t
he tex tm essage is
deleted. If
you select No ,t
he process willbeaborted.
i This delete function isnot supported by
all mobile phones. TheDeletio n Procedu
reFailed message
appears. Using
theaddress book Introd
uction G
WARN
ING
Please devote youratten tionfirst and
foremo stto the traff icsituation youarein.
Befor eyour journ ey,please familiarize
yourself withtheaddress bookfunctions.
Only usetheCOMAND whenroadandtraffic
con ditions permityoutodo so. Other wiseyou
could beinvolved inan acciden tinw hich you
or others couldbeinjured.
The address bookorganizes andstores
entr ieswhich areentered fromdifferent
sources (mobilephone,memory card,USB
device, COMAND telephone book,navigation
system).
You canusethese entriestomake telephone
calls andfornavigation.
i Num berofcontacts inthe addr ess
book: theaddress bookcanstore atotal of
4000 contacts. 1500 entriesare reserved
in the address bookformobile phone
cont acts and1500 forcont acts youcreate
in COMAND orimport fromother sources.
The remaining 1000entriesare assigned
by COMAND asnecessary.
i Display ofmobile phonecontacts:
cont acts downloaded fromthemobile
phone remain inthe address bookevenif
the mobile phoneisdisconnec tedfrom
COMAND. Thismeans thatcontacts which
have previously beenavaila blecan be
displa yedassoon asthe mobile phoneis
reconn ected.Thecont acts aredownloaded
again sothat anynew contacts thathave
been added tothe mobile phonecanbe
displa yed. Using
theaddress book
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match
thedigitalmap, COMAND promptsyou
to re-enter theaddress.
i Itis best then tostore thenew address
under theaddress book entry. Thiswill
provid eyou with anadd ress book entry that
is sui table fornaviga tion.
X Enter thedestina tionaddress (Ypag e54).
X Select Save from
theaddress entry menu
and press Wtoconfirm.
X Assigning adestina tiontoan add ress book
entry (Ypag e96). Voic
etags
Adding orchang ingavoice tag You
canentervoic etagsv iatheV oiceC ont rol
Syst em(see thes epar ateoper ating
ins truct ions).Onceyou have assign edavoic e
tag toan addre ssbook entry,you can callup
th is ent rywith avoic ec om man dand dial a
phon enum ber, forexam ple.You canadd one
voic etag per addre ssbook entry.
X Sear chfor anaddre ssbook entrywith or
with outavoic etag (¦ symbo l)
(Y page 136).
X Sele ctthel ist symbo ltot he righ tofthe
entr ybysliding VYtheCOMAND
cont roller andpress Wtoconfirm .
X Select Voice Name and
press Wto
confirm .
X Select Add or
Change and
press Wto
confirm .
Subsequent operationisvoice-con trolled.
The Voice Control System guidesyou
through thedialo gs.
Dele ting avoice tag X
Sear chfor anaddre ssbook entrywith a
voic etag (Ypage 136).
X Sele ctthel ist symbo ltot he righ tofthe
entr ybysliding VYtheCOMAND
cont roller andpress Wtoconfirm . X
Select Voice Name and
press Wto
confirm .
X Select Delete and
press Wtoconfirm .
Ad eletion prompt appears.
X Select Yes or
No and
press the9button
to con firm.
If you select Yes ,C
OMAND deletesthe
voice tag.
If you select No ,t
he process willbeaborted.
Listening toav oice tag X
Sear chfor anaddre ssbook entrywith a
voic etag (Ypage 136).
X Sele ctthel ist symbo ltot he righ tofthe
entr ybysliding VYtheCOMAND
cont roller andpress Wtoconfirm .
X Select Voice Name and
press Wto
confirm .
X Select Listen and
press Wtoconfirm .
You hear thevoice tag. Storing
aphone book entry fromthe
mobile phoneinthe address book
Using thisfunct ionyou can save imported
phone bookentriesinthe address book.
The following canbeused asas ource:
R the mobile phone
R the memory card
R the USB device
R the Bluetooth ®
Int erface
Imported phonebookentriesare indicated in
the phone bookbydifferent icons
(Y page 126). 140
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X
Sea rch foranentry inthe phoneboo kon
the mob ilep hone d (Ypage 126) .
X Sel ect the list symbo ltot he right ofthe
entry bysliding VY theCOMAND
control lera nd pre ssW toconfi rm.
X Sel ect SaveEntry and
pressW to
confi rm.
The Saving Proced ure Successful mes
sage appe ars. The phone book entry is
now saved asan addre ssbook entry .
The diconisr eplaced bythe ¥icon. Importing
contacts
Information andrequirem ents You
canimport contacts (vCards) fromthe
memory cardandaUSBdevice intothe
address book,orreceive vCardsvia
Bluetooth ®
.
i Upto2500 entries canbeimported into
the address book.Amessage notifies you
when themaximum numberisreached.
You now have todelete existingentries
(Y page 137)ino rder toimport newentries.
Dependi ngon the source ofthe contact data,
differe ntrequ ireme ntsapply: Source Con
dition s Memory
card The
SDmemory cardmust
be inserted (Ypag e157)
and must contain
importa blecontact data. USB
device The
USB devicemust be
inserted inthe USB port
and must contain
importa blecontact data. Requiremen
tsfor rece ivingvCards via
Bluetoo th®
You canreceive vCards from devices(e.g.
from aPC)whi chsup port thesending of
vCa rds viaBlue tooth ®
. It
is not necessary toauthorize thedevi cein
COMAND todo so.
Plea sebea rthe following inmind:
R Bluetooth ®
must beactivated inCOMAND
and onthe Bluetooth ®
device (see
operating instructionsforthe device).
R the Bluetooth ®
device mustbeable tosend
vCards viaBluetooth ®
(see operating
instruct ionsforthe device).
R the Bluetooth ®
device inthe vehicle must
be switched on.
Import ingfrom thememory cardorUSB
device Ent
ries imported fromthememory cardor
from aUSBdevice havethe¯ symbol.
The following conditionsmust befulfilled in
order toimport vCards:
R vCards (vcffiles) maybelocated inthe main
directory orinfolders. COMAND allowsfor
at argeted selection ofthe corresponding
directories.
R vCards musthavethefileexten sion".vcf".
i Avcffilec an also contai nseveral vCards.
COMAND supportsvCardsinversion s2.1
and 3.0.
X Select Address Book in
the address book
or, ifthe telephon ebasic menu isshown,
select Phone by
sliding VÆandturning
cVd theCOMAND controller andpress
W tocon firm.
X Select Downloa dContact s and
press W
to con firm.
Am enu appears.
X Select FromTheMemory Card or
From USB
Device in
the menu byturn ingcVd
the COMAND controller andpress Wto
con firm.
X Select Add or
Overwri te and
press Wto
con firm.
Add import
sthe ent ries from thememory
card orUSB device intot he address book. Using
thea ddress book
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Overwrite imports
theentries fromthe
memory cardorUSB device andoverwrites
all entries inthe address bookwiththe
¯ symbol. Theprevious entriesarethen
no longer available.
Aft erthe cont actdata hasbeen imported
successfully ,you will see amessage tothis
effec t.The address bookorthe respect ive
telephon ebasic menu isdisplayed.
i You canselect theOverwri te menu
item
if the address bookalready contains
corr espondin gentries. Amessage notifies
you when theaddress bookisfull.
Receiving vCardsviaBluet ooth® Received
vCardsareidentif iedbythe ®
symbol inthe address book.
i Ifyou switch toanoth ermain function,
e.g. navigation ,while receivin gvCards, the
recept ionofvCards willbeterm inated.
X Select Address Book in
the address book
or, ifthe telephon ebasic menu isshown,
select Phone by
sliding VÆandturning
cVd theCOMAND controller andpress
W tocon firm.
Am enu appears.
X Select Downloa dContact s and
press W
to con firm.
X Select Receive dBusines sCards in
the
menu byturn ingcVd theCOMAND
con troller andpress Wtocon firm.
This interrupts theBluetoot h®
con nection
between COMAND andyour active mobile
phone. COMAND is,however, readyto
receive vCardsfromanoth erBluetoot h®
device (PC,mobile phone).
X Start the data transfer onthe external
Bluetoot h®
device (seetheoperatin g
inst ruct ions forthe device).
The number ofvCards received is
displayed. X
To end recept ion:press Worthe %
back button .
COMAND thenrecon nectswith themobile
phone.
Deleting contacts X
Select Address Book in
the address book
or, ifthe telephon ebasic menu isshown,
select Phone by
sliding VÆandturning
cVd theCOMAND controller andpress
W tocon firm.
Am enu appears.
X Select Delete Contact s and
press Wto
con firm.
X Select oneofthe following options:
R Interna lContact s R
Contact sFrom Storage Device R
Receive dBusines sCards R
Delete All Ap
rompt correspo ndingtoyou rselection
appears.
X Select Yes or
No and
press Wtocon firm.
If you select Yes ,t
he con tact saredeleted
accor dingtoyour select ion.
If you select No ,t
he process willbe
canc eled. 142
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Inser
ting anSD mem orycard X
Inser tthe memory cardintotheslot until it
engages inplace. Theside with the
cont acts must facedownwards andpoint
towards theslot.
COMAND loadsthememory cardand
shows amessage tothis effect .Ifn oM P3
track scan be found, youwillsee amessage
to this effect .
Ejecting anSD memor ycard X
Press thememory card.
The memory cardiseject ed.
X Take thememory cardoutofthe slot
(Y page 17),position H. Connec
tingaUSBdevice
The USB portislocated inthe stowage
compartmen tint he cent erconsole.
Elect ricalconsumpt ionatthis conn ection
must notexceed acont inuous current of
500 mA.Ifthe electrical consumpt ionis
higher, useaseparate sourcetoprovide
power forthe USB device (e.g.
12 Vp ower supply).
X Connect theUSB device (e.g.USBstick)to
the USB port. Ac
tiv atin gaudi oC D/DV Do rM P3
mode
Opti on1 X
Inse rtaC D/DVD (Ypage 154) ,SDm emory
car d(Ypa ge157) orconne ctaU SBdevice
(Y page 157) .
CO MAND load st he med iumi nser tedand
sta rts toplay it.
Opti on2 X
Pre ssthe h functio nbutton one ormor e
time s. i
Bypre ssing the functio nbutton
rep eatedly, youcan chang ethe oper ating
mod eint he followin gorder:
R audio CD/DVD/v ideoD VD/M P3CD/
MP3 DVDinthe DVDc hang er (disc
mod e)
R mem orycardm ode
R MUS ICREGI STER
R US Bs torag edevice
R Medi aInterface oraudio AUXm ode
R Blue toot h®
audio mode
X Se lec tana udio mediumfrom them edialist
(Y page 159).
Op tion 3 X
Se lec tAud io in
them ainfunction bar by
slidi ngZV andturnin gcVd theC OMA ND
co ntrol ler and pressW toconfirm .
The lastactive audio sourceisno w
act ivat ed.
You canactivat ead iffere ntaudio source
usin gthe audio menu.
X Se lec tAud io by
slidi ngZV andturnin g
cVd theC OMA NDcontrol ler and press
W toconfirm .
The audio menuappear s.
X Se lec tDis c ,
Mem ory Card ,
Mus ic Reg
ister ,
USB Storage or
Med ia Int
erface and
pressW toconfirm .
This switches tothed esired audio source.
X Se lec tana udio mediumfrom them edialist
(Y page 159). Aud
ioCD/DVD andMP3 mode
157Aud io Z