navigation system MERCEDES-BENZ SLS COUPE 2010 Owners Manual

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF
........42, 307
Reserve fuel ................................... 312
Seat bel t........................................ 311
SRS .......................................... 35, 309
THERMOTRONIC (malfunction) ......307
Indicator lamps
see Warning and indicator lamps ...308
Input restriction
Navigation ........................................ 80
Instrument cluster ............................229
On-board computer .......................238
Overview .......................................... 25
Instrument lighting ...........................239
Interior lighting Automatic control system ..............217
Delayed switch-off (on-board
computer) ...................................... 239
Emergency lighting ........................217
Manual control ............................... 217
Reading lamp ................................. 217
Interior motion sensor ........................50
Intermediate stop Deleting ......................................... 105
Entering ......................................... 104
iPod ®
Alphabetic track selection .............188
Connecting to Media Interface ......185
Device variants .............................. 184
Selecting a category/playlis t......... 187 J
Jack .................................................... .288
Operation ....................................... 329
Jump-starting ..................................... 338
Jump leads ..................................... 338
Junction
Entering ......................................... 100K
Key ...................................................... 200
Changing the battery .....................323
Checking the battery .....................323
Convenience closing feature .......... 219
Convenience opening feature ........219
Display message ............................ 303
Emergency key element ................. 321 Loss
............................................... 320
Malfunction ................................... .319
Modifying the programming ...........200
Unlocking/locking vehicle .............200
KEYLESS-GO
Changing the battery .....................323
Display message ............................ 303
Malfunction ................................... .319
Starting the engine ........................220
Keyp ositions
Key ................................................ 203
KEYLESS GO .................................. 202
Kickdown ........................................... 224 L
Lamps see Warning and indicator lamps ...308
Lane recommendations ....................113
Explanation .................................... 114
Licence plate lighting
Display message ............................ 301
Lighting
see Lights
Lights
Automatic headlamp mode ............215
Combination switch .......................214
Daytime driving lights ....................215
Dipped-bea mheadlamps ............... 215
Hazard warning lamps ...................216
Headlamp flasher ........................... 215
Ligh tswitc h................................... 214
Main-beam headlamps ................... 216
Parking lamps ................................ 215
Rea rfoglamp ................................. 216
Side lamps ..................................... 215
Switching surround lighting on/
off (on-board computer) ................. 239
Switching the daytime driving
lights on/off (on-board computer) .238
Switching the exterio rlighting
delayed switch-off on/off (on-
board computer )............................ 239
Turn signals ................................... 216
LIM indicator lamp
Cruise control ................................ 244
Variabl eSPEEDTRONIC .................24610
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LINGUATRONIC
Individualisatio n............................... 74
Settings ........................................... 73
Luggage net
Front-passenger footwell ...............259 M
Main-beam headlamps Display message ............................ 301
Maintenance
Battery ........................................... 334
Manual drive program ......................229
Map Adjusting the map scal e.................. 83
Arrival time/distance to destina-
tion .................................................. 88
Calling up ....................................... 103
Centring on vehicle or destination
position ............................................ 84
Information on map .........................88
Map displa y..................................... 84
Moving ............................................. 83
RDS-TMC displays .........................120
Showing geo-coordinates ................89
Showing road names .......................89
Map orientation ................................... 84
Setting ............................................. 84
Map scale
Setting ............................................. 83
Matt paintwork
Cleaning ......................................... 282
Media Interface
Metadata ....................................... 187
MP3 player. ................................... 184
Media Interface mode .......................183
Connectio noption s....................... 183
Media Interface operation
Basi cmenu .................................... 186
Select file ....................................... 186
Switching ....................................... 185
Media list ........................................... 175
Memory card (on-board computer) .235
Memory function ............................... 210
Menu Menu overview .............................. 232
Menu (on-board computer) ...............232
AMG ............................................... 241 Audi
o............................................. 235
Navigation ..................................... 234
Service .......................................... .237
Settings ......................................... 238
Telephone ...................................... 236
Trip ................................................ 232
Menu item
Selecting .......................................... 64
Menu overview
Address book ................................. 151
Bluetooth ®
telephony .................... 133
CD/DVD audio and MP3 mode ...... 172
Convenience telephony .................135
DAB radio mode ............................ .160
MUSIC REGISTER ........................... 180
Navigation ........................................ 81
Radio mode ................................... 160
Video DVD ..................................... 193
Menu system
Showing/hiding .......................83, 194
Mercedes-Benz Contact ....................156
Message see Display message .....................289
see Warning and indicator lamps ...308
Mirrors
Sun visor ........................................ 259
see Exterior mirrors or Rear-view mirror
Mobile phone ..................................... 260
Authorisation ................................. 129
Connecting (Bluetooth ®
interface) .129
Connecting (convenience teleph-
ony) ............................................... 133
De-authorisation ............................ 131
External authorisation ....................131
Installatio n..................................... 347
Telephone menu (on-board com-
puter) ............................................. 236
Modifying the programming
Key ................................................ 200
Motorway information ........................89
MP3 Bit/sampling rates ......................... 166
Copyright ....................................... 167
Disc ............................................... 166
File systems ................................... 166
Formats ......................................... 166 Index
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Operating (on-board computer)
.....235
Selecting amedium ....................... 175
Multifunction display ..........................62
Multifunction steering wheel .....62, 230
Overview .......................................... 28
Multisession CDs ............................... 166
Music Register .................................. .178
Copying musi cdata ....................... 181
MUSIC REGISTER
Deleting allm usic files................... 182
My address ........................................ 123N
Navigation Basi csettings .................................. 84
On-board computer .......................234
Navigation announcements .............116
Switching off .................................. 116
Switching on .................................. 116
North up orientation ...........................84
Notes on running in anew vehicle ..266 O
Odometer see Total distance recorde r........... 233
see Trip meter ....................... 233, 234
Off-map .............................................. 115
Off-road .............................................. 115
Oil Consumption ................................. 269
Topping up ..................................... 269
Oil level
Checking (dipstick) ........................269
On-board computer ...........................230
AMG menu ..................................... 241
Audi omenu ................................... 235
Convenience submenu ..................240
Display messages ..........................289
Factory settings ............................. 240
Instrument cluster submenu ..........238
Ligh tsubmenu ............................... 238
Navigation menu ............................ 234
Overview ........................................ 232
Service menu ................................. 237
Settings menu ............................... 238
Standard display submenu ............233 Telephone menu
............................ 236
Trip menu ...................................... 232
Vehicle submenu ........................... 240
Opening and closing .........................200
Acoustic confirmation ....................240
Operating system
see On-board computer
Orientation in direction of travel .......84
Outside temperature indicator ........230 P
Pain tcode .......................................... 348
Paintwork Cleaning ......................................... 283
Parking ............................................... 221
Parking aid Exterior mirror on the front-
passenger side ............................... 209
PARKTRONI C................................. 248
Parking brake
Display message ............................ 296
Electric parking brake ....................221
Parking position
Exterior mirror on the front-
passenger side ............................... 209
PARKTRONIC ...................................... 248
Activating/deactivating .................250
Malfunction ................................... .316
Range of the sensors .....................248
Warning displa y............................. 249
PASSENGE RAIRBAG OFF warning
lamp ............................................. 42, 307
PCMCIA memory card Ejecting .......................................... 171
Loading .......................................... 169
Permanent Speedtronic ....................247
Petrol Minimum grade .............................. 267
see Fuel
Phone book
Adding a numbe rto an address
book entry. .................................... 141
Calling up ....................................... 137
Creating anew entry ..................... 14012
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If you remove the warning stickers, you or
others could be injured by failing to recognise
certain dangers. Data stored in the vehicle
Fault data
Components critical for vehicle operation are
equipped with faultd ata memories as stand-
ard. There are also memories dedicated to
storing the technical reactions of vehicle
components to driving situations (e.g. the
triggering of an airbag, ESP ®
intervention).
This data is used exclusively to:
R assis tinthe rectification of faults and
defects
R help Mercedes-Ben zoptimise and develop
vehicle functions
The data cannot be used to trace the vehicle's
movements.
When your vehicle is serviced by Mercedes-
Benz, this technical information can be read
out from the fault memory. This is performed
by authorised employees of the Mercedes-
Ben zservice network using special diagnos-
tic computers.
After a fault has been rectified, the informa-
tion is deleted from the memory. Other mem-
ory data is constantly overwritten. Other devices that store data
Depending on the equipment level, your vehi-
cle may feature communications and/or
entertainment systems (e.g. navigation devi-
ces, telephone systems). These allow you to
save and edit data required for the operation
of the respective device.
Further information on operation (e.g. on
deleting data) can be found in the separate
operating instructions. 20
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System settings .................................. 71
Navigation system (introduction) ......78
Navigation system (entering ades-
tination) ............................................... 92
Navigation system (entering spe-
cial destinations) .............................. 106
Navigation system (rout eguidance) 111
Navigation syste m(dynamic route
guidance) ........................................... 119
Navigation system (destination
memory) ............................................ 123
Navigation system (previou sdes-
tinations) ........................................... 126
Telephone .......................................... 127
Audio .................................................. 157
Video .................................................. 190 53COMAND APS
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G
Risk of accident
Your attention must always be focused on the
traffic conditions.
Only use COMAN Dorthe telephone when the
road and traffic conditions permit.
Bear in mind that, at a speed of only
50 km/h, your vehicle covers a distance of
nearly 14 mper second. The navigation sys-
tem will not provide you with information
about stop signs, give-way signs, traffic regu-
lations or road safety features. It is up to you
to pay attention to these while driving the
vehicle. Only enter a new destination when
the vehicle is stationary.
This radio can be operated by anyone in
accordance with the relevant EC directive.
The equipment corresponds to curren tEuro-
pean and harmonised national standards.
This guarantees that the equipmen tconforms
to the relevant specifications regarding elec-
tromagnetic compatibility.
As a result, interference caused by your
equipment to other electrical/electronic
equipment and interference to your equip-
ment caused by other electrical/electronic
equipment can be largely prevented.
The equipment is approved by the vehicle
manufacturer in accordance with European
Automotive EMC Directive 95/54/EC. This
means that the equipment in your vehicle is
authorised for use accordin gto the given reg-
ulations. The equipment does not require cer-
tification
The equipment conforms to the relevant
equipment-specific EMC specifications in
accordance with the following European
standards:
EN 55013
EN 55020 Correct use Observe the following information when using
COMAND:
R
the safety notes in this manual
R national road traffic regulations
i Improper work on electronic components
or other systems (such as radio, DVD
changer*) and their software may result in
malfunction or failure. Even systems that
have not been modified could be affected
because the electronic systems are con-
nected. Electronics malfunctions can seri-
ously compromise the operational safety of
your vehicle.
i Only have work on or changes to elec-
tronic components carried out at a quali-
fied specialist workshop which has the nec-
essary specialist knowledge and tools to
carry out the work. Daimler recommends
that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service
Centre for this purpose. In particular, work
relevant to safety or on safety-related sys-
tems must be carried out at a qualified spe-
cialist workshop.
Function restrictions while the vehicle
is in motion For safety reasons, some COMAND functions
are restricted or unavailable while the vehicle
is in motion
.You will notice this, for example,
because you will either not be able to select
certain menu items or because COMAND will
display a message to that effect. 54
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COMAND operating system
Function Page
0001
COMAND display 55
0002
COMAND control panel
with a single DV
Ddrive or
DVD changer* 57
0015
COMAND controller 59
Back button (on left) 60
Delete button (on right) 61
Components of COMAND
COMAND consists of:
R
the COMAND display
R the COMAND control panel with a single
DVD drive or a DVD changer*
R the COMAND controller with back and
delete buttons You can use COMAND to operate the follow-
ing main functions:
R the navigation system
R the audio functions with the following
modes :radio and DA Bradio mode*, disc
(CD audio, DV Daudio or MP3 mode),
PCMCI Amemory card (MP3 mode), MUSIC
REGISTER, Media Interface* and audio AUX
R the telephone with textm essage (SMS)
function *and the address book
R video DVD
R the system settings
You can call up the main functions:
R using the corresponding buttons
R using the main functions menu bar in the
COMAND display
COMAND display The COMAND display shows the functio
ncur-
rently selected and its associated menus. The
COMAND display is divided int oseveral
areas.
The radio display is shown in the example. 0001
Status bar
0002 To call up the audio menu
0015 Menu item with main functions
0014 Display/selection window
0012 Menu bar for the selected main function
or operating mode
Status bar 0001shows the time and the current
settings for radio and telephone operation. At
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Menu overview
After selecting a main function in menu bar
0015, you will find the corresponding menu at bottom
edge 0012of the COMAND display.
The main navigation, audio and telephone functions feature additional menus. This is indicated
by triangle 0002.The following table lists the available menu items.
Select Videoto switch to video DVD operation; select Systemto call up the system menu and
configure system settings. Navi Audio Tel
Map display Radio Telephone
Mode Disc (audio CD, audio DVD,
MP3 mode) Address book
Avoiding an area Memory card (MP3 mode)
Text information on the map MUSIC REGISTER
0019
Motorway information Media Interface*
0019
Reading out the TMC
messages automatically AUX
0019
Volume limiter You can determine basic settings for the map display, route calculation and route guidance
in the
Navigation main function.
i You can call up functions such as destination entry and the destination memory at the
bottom of the COMAND display in the Navigation menu bar (Y page 82).
In the Audio main function, you can switch modes in the audiom enu (Ypage 157).
In the Telephone main function, you can choose between the telephone mode and the address
book.
Cleaning instructions
! Do not touch the COMAND display. The
display has a very sensitive high-gloss sur-
face; there is a risk of scratching. If you
have to clean the screen, however, use a
mild cleaning agent and a soft, lint-free
cloth.
COMAND control panel The COMAND control panel allows you to:
R
switch COMAND on/off
R set the volume
R select main functions/modes directly R
enter phone numbers and accept, reject,
connect and end calls
R load and ejec tCDs/DVDs or a PCMCIA
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Function Page
000E
Selects a statio
nusing the
station search function 162
Rewind 176,
194 Selects the previous track 176
000F
PIN confirmation (conveni-
ence telephony*)
133
Accepts a call 144
Dials a number 144
Redials 145
Accepts a waiting call 146
0010
Calls up the system menu 71
0011
Calls up the telephone
basic menu:
• Bluetooth
®
interface tel-
ephony 132
• Convenience telephony*
133 Function Page
0016
Rejects a call 144
Ends an active call 146
Rejects a waiting call 146
0017
Mute 67
Switches the hands-free
microphone on/off
146
Cancels the text message*
read-aloud function
148
Switches off the traffic and
navigation announcements
67
0018
Switches to navigation
mode
82
To show the menu 83
COMAND controller
0001
COMAND controller
You can use the COMAND controller to select
the menu items in the COMAND display.
You can call up menus and lists, scroll through
menus or lists and exit menus and lists.
The COMAND controller can be:
R pressed briefly or pressed and held 0017
R turned clockwise or anti-clockwise 002800130029
R slid left or right 002B0013002C R
slid forwards or back 001F0013000D
R slid diagonally 002A00130027
In the instructions, operating sequences are
described as follows:
X Press the 0006button.
Radio mode is activated.
X Select Radioin the lower menu bar when
the FM radio display is shown, for example.
X Select Station list.
X Turn 002800130029 or slide 001F0013000Dthe COMAND con-
troller.
This moves the selection bar to the Sta‐
tion list menu item.
X Press 0017on the COMAND controller.
This confirms your selection. The TV chan-
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Overview
Icon Operating the COMAND
controller Function (examples)
0017
Press briefly R
Confirms the menu item or list entry
R Shows/hides the menu system (e.g. when
using navigation or video functions) Press and hold until the selec-
ted action is carried out R
Accepts a destination in the navigation sys-
tem 002800130029
Turn R
Moves in menus or lists
R Scrolls through text
R Makes settings 001F0013000D Slide R
Moves in menus or lists
R Exits menus Slide and hold R
Moves in the navigation map 002B0013002C
Slide R
Moves in menus
R Exits lists
R Switches to the next/previous track
R Switches to the next/previous radio station Slide and hold R
Fast-forwards or rewinds during CD or DVD
playback
R Moves in the navigation map 002A00130027
Slide and hold R
Moves in the navigation map Back button
0001
Back button
X To exit the menu: press back button0001
briefly.
COMAND changes to the nexth igher menu
level in the current operating mode. i
You can also exit a men uby sliding 002B0013002C
or 001F0013000D the COMAND controller.
X To switch to the basic display: press and
hold bac kbutton 0001.
COMAND changes to the basic display of
the curren toperating mode. 60
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