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Handling: General information13
Operating
RADIO, MEDIA (audiovisual
systems)
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
•Press the right thumbwheel while the route guidance is enabled to
repeat the last navigation voice cue*.Note
•During an active call, the speech commands of the telephone* cannot be
enabled.•If certain equipment has not been installed in the vehicle, the multi-func-
tion steering wheel assigned to that equipment will be inoperative.Radio modeSelecting the radio
– Press the button ⇒page 12, fig. 11 until a
station/station name from the radio station list appears in the
instrument panel display.
Changing between stations in the radio station list
–Use the left thumbwheel ⇒ page 12, fig. 11 to scroll
up/down
1).
Tuning
– Press the left thumbwheel once to start the station search ⇒page 12, fig. 11 .
– Press the left thumbwheel again to stop the station search.
If you hear only a hissing noise when you change stations, the current station
number has not been assigned or the selected station is currently not within
the reception range.CD/MP3 ModeSelecting CD/MP3 mode
–Press the button ⇒ page 12, fig. 11 until a CD or MP3
track appears in the instrument panel display.
Next/previous track
– Use the left thumbwheel ⇒page 12, fig. 11 to scroll
up/down.
Fast forward
– Press and hold the left thumbwheel to start the fast forward ⇒page 12, fig. 11 .
– Release the left thumbwheel again to continue listening to the CD.Scroll the left thumbwheel up or down several click stops to skip up or down
through the tracks.Te l e p h o n e m o d e *Selecting a phone number
–Press the button ⇒page 12, fig. 11 until a telephone
number appears in the instrument panel display.
1)When the navigation system display shows the radio memory list you can also use the
left thumbwheel to select a station from the list.
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40By briefly pressing the control knob you start automatic seek, which stops at
the next receivable frequency. Since a station often broadcasts on different
frequency, the tuning stops at each of the receivable frequencies. This means
that a station can be found several times.Storing stations– Press the Tuning control button in the radio menu. – Using “Manual station search”
⇒page 39 or “automatic tuning”
⇒ page 39, select the station or frequency to be stored.
– By rotating and pressing the control knob, select STORE (“store
station”) ⇒fig. 41 .
– Select your desired memory location by rotating the control knob ⇒fig. 42 .
– Press the control knob. The station will be stored to the list ⇒page 38.
Using the control wheel, you can also save manually-set radio stations
⇒page 39.
A new station will be stored automatically at a vacant position in the memory
list. Alternatively, you may choose a specific position in the list to store the
station.
Note
For more information about storing radio stations, please refer to ⇒page 38.
You can delete radio stations stored in the memory list ⇒page 47.
Fig. 41 Radio: Store
stationFig. 42 Radio: Storing a
station in the memory list
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44tion quality. This avoids switching back and forth between different regional
programmes, whenever the reception quality changes. The current regional
programme remains set. This can, however, lead to reception problems.
You can select any other regional programme broadcast by the regional
station you are tuned to from the station list ⇒ page 36.
We recommend you have the “Regional stations” function switched on (on ) at
all times.
Regional stations switched off
If the Regional stations function is off, only the strongest regional programme
of a specific broadcasting station will be received. In some cases, the radio
will then switch between stations with differing programme contents.Station reception
The sensitivity level of the automatic seek function can be
adjusted.– Starting from any one of the radio menus, press the ⇒page 9 button. – Select
Sensitivity ⇒ fig. 48.
Station reception: local
The automatic seek function ⇒page 39 will only stop at stations with a
strong reception signal.
Station reception: distant
The automatic seek function ⇒page 39 will also stop at stations that have a
weaker reception signal.Station display
Ticker texts broadcast by certain radio stations can be
stopped.– Starting from any one of the radio menus, press the ⇒page 9 button.
– Under the Station names , select fixed ⇒ fig. 49 to stop the ticker
texts broadcast. The current text in the display will then freeze.
Fig. 48 Radio settings
(RADIO SETUP): Station
recep tion
SETUP
Fig. 49 Radio settings
(RADIO SETUP): Station
display
SETUP
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Navigation (NAV)*105
Operating
RADIO, MEDIA (audiovisual
systems)
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
– If necessary, press the control button with the Route function and
confirm the Route without stopover function to switch to single
destination mode ⇒page 120. The destination entry menu
⇒ page 104, fig. 121 will then appear.
–Select a country from the list by rotating and pressing the control
knob.
–Select City/ZIP and enter the data using the alphanumeric
keyboard ⇒page 104, fig. 122 (⇒ page 108) and confirm with
OK , or
–Select LIST in the keyboard and select a city from the list.
–Select City centre (end entry) to navigate to the centre of a
selected locality or
–Choose Street, Special destination in city or Destination input
on map to enter more detailed destination criteria.
–Select Start route guidance ⇒ page 112.When you start the route guidance you will be offered up to three alternative
routes ⇒ page 113, fig. 133 . Select one of the available routes by rotating
and pressing the control knob. Should you not select one of the routes, the
highlighted route will automatically be set soon after you begin driving.
During this time you can still decide to select one of the other route options.
For more information about the route selection, please refer to ⇒page 113.
You can switch from the keyboard for letters to the keyboard for numbers to
be able to enter special characters (e.g. dash, apostrophe or full stop) for a
city name ⇒page 107 or to enter a post code for a city ⇒ page 108.
When you enter the name of a city in the keyboard you will be offered a list of
the most recent entries as soon as you enter the first letters. Select City Centre (end entry)
This navigation system calculates route guidance to the centre of the city
entered.
Select Street
You can specify the destination more precisely by entering a street name.
After selecting the street, you can specify more detailed destination criteria
by entering an intersection
, a house number or through Enter destination on
map ⇒ page 111.
If you would like to find a street independently of the city, select Street
⇒ page 109 in the destination entry menu after selecting the country.
Select Special destination in city
You can select a special destination in the specified city. For example, you can
navigate directly to tourist attractions or public facilities (e.g. hospital,
cinema, recreation areas).
If this function is not available in the display (is greyed out) there are no
special destinations available for the city selected.
If you would like to find a particular special destination independently of the
city, select Special destination ⇒ page 110 in the destination entry menu
after selecting the country.
Select Destination entry on map
You can find destinations for a specified city from the map display.
If the map is being displayed to select a destination, the cursor is in the
centre of the city in question. By moving the cursor horizontally and vertically,
you can set a new destination ⇒page 129.
If additional information is available for the selected point on the map, you
can display it by selecting the Detail info function.
If you are using the route without stopover mode, the option Set as stopover
will be greyed out ⇒page 120.
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106You can also store the selected map destination using the option Store in
directory ⇒ page 117.
Enter a street name to specify a more detailed position of the map.
Note
Once you have entered a city in the keyboard, you can confirm the entry by
pressing and holding down the control knob. Or, you can enter the first few
letters of a city until you see the desired town listed on the keyboard display
and then shift directly to the city list by pressing down on the control knob.Route plan (route with stopover)
In the route with stopover mode you can enter up to three
intermediate destinations and a final destination.– Press the function button ⇒page 9.
– Press the control button with the Route function and confirm the
Route with stopovers function to switch to Route plan
⇒ fig. 123 . – Select
Destination and enter the final destination.
– Select a country from the list by rotating and pressing the control
knob.
– Select To w n / Z I P , enter the data using the keyboard and confirm
with OK, or
– Select LIST in the keyboard and select a city from the list.
– Select City centre (end entry) to navigate to the centre of a
selected locality or
– Choose Street, Special destination in city or Destination input
on map to enter more detailed destination criteria.
– Enter stopovers by means of Stopover 1, Stopover 2 or
Stopover 3 .
– Select Start route guidance ⇒ page 112.
When you start the route guidance the display will first show the calculated
route plan including various details in an overview map. Confirm the route by
pressing the control knob. For more information about the route plan, please
refer to ⇒page 114.
You can switch from the keyboard for letters to the keyboard for numbers to
be able to enter special characters (e.g. dash, apostrophe or full stop) for a
city name ⇒page 107 or to enter a post code for a city ⇒page 108.
When you enter the name of a city in the keyboard you will be offered a list of
the most recent entries as soon as you enter the first letters.
Select City Centre (end entry)
This navigation system calculates route guidance to the centre of the city
entered.
Fig. 123 Navigation
system: Route planned
NAV
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112
– Press the control knob to switch to the map side menu ⇒page 125.
– Change the map scale if required ⇒page 126.
– Activate the cursor in the active side menu by rotating and pressing the control knob ⇒page 129.
– Use the cursor to find the corresponding destination on the map.
– Press the button to disable the cursor.
– Select the third legend option (destination flag) ⇒page 111,
fig. 130 using the rotary pushbutton.
– Select Set as destination ⇒ page 111, fig. 131 .
– Enter stopover(s) if desired ⇒page 120.
– Select Start route guidance ⇒ page 112.If you enter a town in the destination input menu ⇒page 104, fig. 121 before
you press the control button Map, the map display will switch to the centre of
the town you have selected.
Select Detail info
If additional information is available for the selected point on the map, you
can display it by selecting the Detail info function. If the “Detail info” function
is greyed out, no details are available on the navigation DVD.
Select Set as stopover
You can set additional stopovers via the map display if the mode rou te with
stopover ⇒ page 120 is activated.
If you have not activated the mode route with stopover , this option cannot be
selected (it is greyed out). Option Store in directory
You can also store the selected point on the map in the directory ⇒
page 117.
This position can be assigned to an existing entry or to a new entry in the
directory. If you are creating a new entry, first enter a name using the
keyboard. You can then enter additional information for the entry. Should you
wish to have the entry listed in the destination input menu ⇒page 104,
fig. 121, select the option Display as top destination ⇒ page 115.
Note
•You can also select a destination from the map in the town and street
submenus ⇒page 104.•You can also set a point on the map as the destination using the cursor,
even if the destination is not located on a street (e.g. via position coordi-
nates). In such cases, the system attempts to bring you as close as possible
to your destination using digitalised streets.Starting route guidance
RETURN
A1
Fig. 132 Navigation
system: Start route guid-
ance
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Navigation (NAV)*113
Operating
RADIO, MEDIA (audiovisual
systems)
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
– Enter all required information fo r the route guidance. To do so,
you can use any of the various options described on
⇒ page 104.
–Select Start route guidance ⇒ page 112, fig. 132 ; the route will
be calculated and the map will be automatically displayed.
– Using the rotary pushbutton, select one of the available routes shown on the map (applies only to route without stopover)
⇒page 113, or
– Press the rotary pushbutton to select the suggested route on the map ⇒page 114.After the route has been calculated the navigation system will automatically
switch to the map display mode. Route guidance is shown in simplified form
on the instrument panel display ⇒page 101. You will also receive spoken
navigation information ⇒page 100.
When you have entered a single destination ⇒page 104 and started route
guidance, you will be offered up to three different routes to reach your desti-
nation ⇒page 113.
Once you have entered a route plan and started route guidance an overview
map will be displayed showing all stopovers and various information
regarding the route ⇒ page 114.
Entered destinations can be saved ⇒page 117 and ⇒page 118.
Route criteria ⇒page 121 can be changed at any time during guidance and
the route will be recalculated.
If you start a route guidance, but do not complete it, this guidance will be
continued automatically when you start driving again. This also applies to
entered destinations that were not reached due to unexpected circumstances
(e.g. change of plans). To end route guidance, select Stop route guidance
⇒ page 115.
Note
Calculated destinations can also be changed on the map display by moving
the cursor ⇒page 129.Single destination navigation: Information before route guidanceOnce you have entered the destination ⇒page 104 you will be
offered up to three alternative routes ⇒fig. 133 .
– Select one of the possible routes by turning the rotary push- button.
– Press the rotary pushbutton to start the route guidance for the selected route.When you select a route by rotating the control knob, you are shown different
information about this route. The information pertaining to the selected route
is highlighted in white.
Fig. 133 Navigation:
Example of map display
after route has been calcu-
lated.
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114The following information for individual routes can be displayed ⇒page 113,
fig. 133:
Route includes motorway sections
Calculated motorway kilometres/miles
Route includes toll road sections with indication of length of section
Route includes ferry connection(s)
Route includes motorrail section(s)
Route includes season-restricted roads
Route includes time-restricted roads
Estimated distance to destination
Estimated time of arrival at destination
Destination on the map
Possible route 1
Suggested route 2
Suggested route 3
Starting point highlighted (arrow)
Orientation
Map scale
Once you have entered a single destination in the system and started route
guidance, the route selection display will automatically appear.
In the route selection display the route which was calculated on the basis of
your criteria ⇒ page 121 is highlighted. For example: If you set fast in “Route
criteria”, the route with the shortest estimated time of arrival is highlighted
after switching automatically to the map display. You will also be offered a
second fastest route and a shortest route if they are available.
Should you not select one of the routes, the highlighted route will automati-
cally be set soon after you begin driving. During this time you can still decide
to select one of the other route options.
Note
The time required by the system for calculating the route plans depends on
the possible route options. Once the system has finished calculating the
routes they will be displayed on the map. The routes shown may overlap,
making it difficult to differentiate between them. In this case, please refer to
the mileage and estimated arrival time.Route plan information before starting route guidance– Press the rotary pushbutton to start the route guidance for the selected route with stopovers.When using the route with stopover mode the system will not calculate alter-
native routes. The route shown in the display corresponds to the selected
route criteria ⇒page 121.
The following information can be viewed before beginning route guidance
⇒ fig. 134 :
Route includes motorway sections
Calculated motorway kilometres/miles
A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8A9A10A11A12A13A14A15A16
Fig. 134 Navigation
system: Example of route
map overview
A1A2
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Navigation (NAV)*115
Operating
RADIO, MEDIA (audiovisual
systems)
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
Route includes toll road sections with indication of length of section
Route includes ferry connection(s)
Route includes motorrail section(s)
Route includes season-restricted roads
Route includes time-restricted roads
Estimated distance to destination
Estimated time of arrival at destination
Starting point highlighted (arrow)
Stopover 1 on the map
Stopover 2 on the map
Stopover 3 on the map
Final destination on the map
Orientation
Map scale
Changing/Interrupting route guidance– Press the button or the button.
–Select
Stop route guidance .
– Change the information if necessary.
–Select Start route guidance .The previously entered data and settings remain unchanged even when you
cancel the route guidance. This means you can change e.g. the route criteria
⇒page 121 and then re-calculate the route.
If you start a route guidance, but do not complete it, this guidance will be
continued automatically when you start driving again. This also applies to
entered destinations that were not reached due to unexpected circumstances (e.g. change of plans). To end route guidance, select Stop route guidance

⇒ page 115.
Note
Calculated destinations can also be changed on the map display by moving
the cursor ⇒page 129.To p d e s t i n a t i o n s
A3A4A5A6A7A8A9A10A11A12A13A14A15A16
NAV
RETURN
Fig. 135 Navigation
system: Set entry as top
destinationFig. 136 Navigation
system: Map display of a
top destination (push pin)
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118You must first enter a Surname for a new directory entry. Once you have
entered a surname the remaining entry fields can be selected.
If you would like to assign a new address to an existing directory entry, first
enter the new address into the navigation menu. Then select Store in
directory ; select the directory entry to which you want to assign the new
address and store the entry again. The destination currently entered will be
stored in the directory. If there was already a destination assigned to this
directory entry it will be overwritten.
Addresses that have been marked as top destinations will be listed in the
destination entry menu and can be selected directly from there ⇒page 115.
Note
•Route plans (routes with stopovers) can be stored using the function
Store route ⇒page 118.•Use the button to access and edit your directory data
⇒ page 63.Loading a destination from the directory
–Press the Memory control button in the navigation menu.
– Select Load from directory ⇒ page 116, fig. 137 .
– Select a destination from the list or
– Select Find entry ⇒ fig. 140 .
– Enter the name using the alphanumeric keyboard.
– Select Start route guidance ⇒ page 115.You can edit an existing address. The current address will then be replaced.
Note
Administration of the directory data is handled through the NAME function
⇒page 63.Storing a route
Calculated routes with specific criteria can be stored and
loaded later as a new navigation destination
NAME
Fig. 140 Navigation:
Load an entry from direc-
tory
Fig. 141 Navigation
system: Route planned
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