Continental Automotive Systems UHI-5100 Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit with HFP User Manual

Continental Automotive Systems, Inc. Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit with HFP

User Manual

83Control systemsCOMAND operating safetyCOMAND introductionCOMAND FM/AM radioCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)COMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3COMAND video DVD (USA only)COMAND telephone*COMAND navigationCOMAND address bookCOMAND system settingsCOMAND vehicle menuCOMAND automatic climate controlCOMAND seatsInstrument cluster control systemVoice Control*
84Control systemsCOMAND operating safetyWarning! GAny alteration of electronic components or software can cause malfunctions.Radio, satellite radio* (USA only), amplifier, CD/DVD changer, navigation module, tele-phone and Voice Control Systems* are in-terconnected. Therefore, if one of the components is not operational, or has not been removed/ replaced properly, the func-tion of other components could be impaired.Such conditions might seriously impair the operating safety of your vehicle.We recommend to have any service work on electronic components carried out by an au-thorized Mercedes-Benz Center. Warning! GIn order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, the driver should enter system settings while the vehicle is at a standstill, and operate the system only when permitted by road, weather and traffic conditions.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/ h), your car covers a distance of 44 feet (approximately 14 m) ev-ery second.COMAND supplies you with information to help you select your route more easily and guide you conveniently and safely to your destination. For safety reasons, we encour-age the driver to stop the vehicle in a safe place before answering or placing a call, or consulting the COMAND screen to read nav-igational maps, instructions, or downloaded information.Warning! GWhile the navigation system provides direc-tional assistance, the driver must remain fo-cused on safe driving behavior, especially attention to traffic and street signs, and should utilize the system’s audio cues while driving.The navigation system does not supply any information on stop signs, yield signs, traffic regulations or traffic safety rules. Their ob-servance always remains in the driver’s per-sonal responsibility. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes within an area.
85Control systemsCOMAND introduction왔COMAND introductionCOMAND (Cockpit Management and Data System) is an information and operating center for vehicle sound and communica-tions systems, including the radio and nav-igation system, as well as other optional equipment (satellite radio*, telephone*, etc.).Availability of functions while the vehi-cle is in motionFor safety reasons, certain COMAND func-tions are not available while the vehicle is in motion or they are only available to a limited extent. You will notice this, for ex-ample, by the fact that certain menu items cannot be selected or that the COMAND display shows a corresponding message.Switching COMAND on or off왘Press the o shortcut button in the center console (컄page 86).COMAND calls up the menu last select-ed.COMAND componentsIn your vehicle, COMAND can be used to operate:앫audio functions앫the navigation system앫the telephone* and communication functions (SMS*)앫Video DVD (USA only)앫various vehicle settingsCOMAND consists of the following:앫COMAND shortcut buttons앫COMAND display앫telephone* keypad앫COMAND controlleriWhen you switch off COMAND, you also switch off the currently playing audio source. During a telephone call, you cannot switch off COMAND.
86Control systemsCOMAND introductionCOMAND shortcut buttonsUse the COMAND shortcut buttons to se-lect main functions directly.Example:왘Switching directly to Radio or CD menu: Press M once or twice.COMAND displayIn the COMAND display, you will find the function currently selected and the corre-sponding menus. The COMAND display is divided into several areas.1Status line2Main functions3Main area4Submenus5Climate control settingsA white bar under the main functions 2 in-dicates the active area.Once you have selected a main function 2, the main area 3 is active.iDuring Dynamic Rear View Monitor* opera-tion (컄page 453) it is not possible to operate the COMAND shortcut buttons.Function Page1PFavorite button 2402MShortcut button for:앫CD/DVD앫radio 1201013LBack button 944OSeat menu 2615NShortcut button for:앫telephone*앫navigation1321676oCOMAND on/off button857,Volume control 968FMute button 96
87Control systemsCOMAND introductionInstrument cluster multifunction displayThis section describes features and con-trols via the COMAND controller, display and shortcut buttons only.Please refer to the “Instrument cluster control system” section of this manual (컄page 266) for function descriptions and operation of the instrument cluster multi-function display and multifunction steering wheel buttons as they relate to COMAND features described in this section.Adjusting COMAND display illumination1Knob왘Brightening illumination: Turn knob 1 clockwise.왘Dimming illumination: Turn knob 1 counterclockwise.Swiveling COMAND display1Button for swiveling display to the left2Button for swiveling display to the rightYou can swivel the COMAND display to the left or right. The buttons are on the right-hand side of the instrument cluster.iThe layout of the menus may vary depending on your vehicle’s equipment. This manual shows the menus for a fully equipped vehicle.
88Control systemsCOMAND introductionTelephone keypad*With the help of the telephone keypad, you can use your mobile phone if it is inserted in the cradle.1Telephone keypad2Folding coverCOMAND controllerUse the COMAND controller to select menu functions shown on the COMAND display.1COMAND controllerYou can operate the COMAND controller as follows:앫press briefly or press and hold앫rotate to the left or right앫slide to the left, right, up, down or diagonallyIn this way, you can move through the menus, select menu items or exit menus.You can move through the menus either by rotating or sliding the controller.Operating COMAND controller
89Control systemsCOMAND introductionSymbol How to use the COMAND controller Functionn왘Press briefly. 앫Select menu item.앫Exit full-screen image with Navi.왘Press and hold until the selected ac-tion has been carried out.앫Save a station.앫Accept a destination for navigation.ymz왘Rotate. 앫Move through vertical or horizontal menus.앫Move through text.앫Program settings.qmr왘Slide. 앫Move through vertical menus.앫Exit horizontal menus.왘Slide and hold. 앫Move through a navigation map.omp왘Slide. 앫Move through horizontal menus.앫Exit vertical menus.왘Slide and hold. 앫Fast forward or reverse for audio CD or audio DVD playback.앫Move through a navigation map.wmx왘Slide and hold. 앫Move through a navigation map.
90Control systemsCOMAND introductionOperating COMANDMenu overviewThe illustration below shows the structure of the main functions and their main menus.Each main function has a main menu. Each menu item in the main menu in turn has several submenu items.Navi Page Audio Page Telephone* PageCommands/menusMap Display 169 FM/AM Radio 100 Telephone* 132Mode 172 Sat Radio* (USA only) 105 Address Book* 226CD 112 Telephone OFF* 134DVD-Audio 112MP3 112Audio OFF 99
91Control systemsCOMAND introductionVideo DVD (USA only)11Depending on your vehicle’s production date the video DVD function may be not available.Page Vehicle PageCommands/menusVideo DVD 124 Exterior Lighting Delayed Switch-off 244Submenu overview 126 Locator Lighting 245Switching to video DVD mode 126 Exterior Mirror Convenience Settings 246Pause playback 128 Automatic Locking 247DVD menu 129 Easy Entry/Exit Feature 248Interior Lighting Delayed Switch-off 250Interior Ambient Light 249Rear Window Sunshade* 251Trunk Opening-height Restriction* 251
92Control systemsCOMAND introductionCalling up the main menuIllustration: audio main menuYou can call up the main menu of a main function in the following manner:왘Moving to the main function line: Slide qm.왘Selecting a main function: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Vertical menus왘Moving through the menu: Slide rmq or rotate ymz.왘Selecting a menu item: Press n.왘Exiting a menu without making a se-lection: Slide ompin the opposite di-rection of the list orientation or press back button L.Horizontal menus왘Moving through the menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Selecting a menu item: Press n.왘Exiting a menu without making a se-lection: Slide rmqin the opposite di-rection of the list orientation or press back button L.
93Control systemsCOMAND introductionEntering charactersIllustration: entering a navigation destina-tionSelecting characters왘Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.COMAND completes your entry as soon as it can be clearly identified. In this case, you do not need to switch to the list.Deleting individual characters왘Select and press ) repeatedly in the bottom line.Deleting entire words or numbers왘Press and hold ) in the bottom line until the word or number is deleted.Exiting character entry왘Select and press “Back” in the bottom line.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Switching to the list왘Slide qm.or왘Select and press ? in the second line from the bottom.왘Exiting list: Slide om to select “Back”.Accepting first entry왘Press n until you exit the character entry window.Selecting list itemIllustration: list of towns and cities for navi-gation1Symbol for other selection options (e.g. county)왘Selecting a line: Slide rmq or rotate ymz.컄컄
94Control systemsCOMAND introduction왘Confirming selection: Press n.Additional selection options are avail-able for list entries featuring symbol 1. For example, cities marked with symbol 1 indicate that the select-ed country has more than one city fea-turing that name. Confirming such a list entry opens up another submenu.Back button1Back button왘Switching to the next highest menu: Press L briefly.COMAND switches to the next highest menu level within the currently active operating mode.왘Switching to the main menu: Press and hold L.You will hear a signal, and COMAND switches to the main menu of the cur-rently active operating mode.Example of how to use COMANDIn the descriptions below, the main func-tions always serve as the starting point for locating the individual menu items.Example:“Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “Radio”  “Save Station” If you already see one of the submenus on the screen (e.g. the “Audio”  “Audio”  “Radio” submenu), it is not necessary to perform the first steps.The individual steps for the above-men-tioned example are described below.왘Switching to the main function line: Slide qm.왘Selecting “Audio” main function: Slide ompor rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The audio operating mode last selected appears.iIn the COMAND display, you will see the submenu previously called up for each main menu.컄컄
95Control systemsCOMAND introduction왘Selecting “Audio” in the main menu: Slide qm.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A selection list with the functions of the “Audio” main menu appears.왘Selecting “FM/AM Radio”: Slide qmor rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The FM/AM Radio menu appears.왘Selecting “Radio”: Slide mror rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The Radio submenu appears.왘Select “Save Station” from selection list by rotating ymz or sliding rmq.왘Select desired position.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The selected station is saved at the designated position. The display switches back to the Radio display.
96Control systemsCOMAND introductionMain menus of COMANDSound왘Muting: Press the F shortcut but-ton in the center console (컄page 86).The sound of the current audio source is switched on or is muted.Switching off navigation announce-ments entirely왘Canceling navigation message: Briefly press F shortcut button dur-ing an announcement. 왘Switching off navigation messages: Press and hold F during an an-nouncement until the announcement is switched off.You will see the message “The driving instructions have been muted.” for a short while.Adjusting volume1Thumbwheel왘Adjusting: Turn , thumbwheel.The volume of the currently selected audio source changes.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).iWhen the sound is muted, you will see the symbol F in the status line. When you change the audio source, the sound is automati-cally switched on. You will be able to hear an-nouncements from the navigation system even when the sound is muted.iThe announcements remain switched off even if you start a new route guidance or if COMAND is switched off/on with the o but-ton.If you switch COMAND off by removing the SmartKey from the starter switch and then switch the ignition back on after more than 3 minutes, the announcements are automatical-ly switched back on.
97Control systemsCOMAND introductionVolume of navigation announcementsYou can adjust the volume of the naviga-tion announcements independently from the volume of the respective audio source.During a navigation announcement:왘turn thumbwheel ,or왘press æ or ç on the multifunc-tion steering wheel.Adjusting volume for telephone callsIn hands-free mode, you can adjust the vol-ume of a telephone call while the call is currently active.During a telephone call:왘turn thumbwheel ,or왘press æ or ç on the multifunc-tion steering wheel.Selecting sound settingsYou can select different sound settings for each individual audio source. The respec-tive sound menu can be found via the sub-menu for which you wish to make settings.Example:“Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “Sound” Adjusting treble or bass왘Select “Sound”  “Treble” or “Bass”.The setting last selected is indicated by an outlined bar.Adjusting treble and bass1Setting last selected2Current setting왘Changing setting: Slide rmq or rotate ymz until desired treble or bass setting is reached.왘Exiting menu: Press n, L or slide omp.The setting is saved.
98Control systemsCOMAND introductionAdjusting balance or faderBalance is used to determine whether the sound focus should be shifted toward the driver’s side or the passenger’s side. Fader is used to determine whether the sound focus should be shifted toward the front or rear of the vehicle왘Select “Sound”  “Balance/Fader”.The setting last selected is indicated by an outlined bar.Adjusting balance and fader1Current setting indicated by orange cross-hair symbol왘Changing setting: Slide rmq or omp until desired balance/fader setting is reached.왘Exiting menu: Press n or L.The setting is saved.Surround soundWith surround sound, you can choose be-tween “LOGIC7® ON” and “LOGIC7® OFF”.Harman/kardon LOGIC7® surround sound is available for the following operating modes:앫Audio DVD (MLP, DTS, PCM, and Dolby Digital audio formats)앫Video DVD (DTS, PCM, and Dolby Digi-tal audio formats) (USA only)앫Audio CD앫MP3앫Radio (FM, AM, WB, Satellite* (USA only))앫PCMCIAiSince some DVDs contain both stereo as well as multi-channel audio formats, it may be necessary to adapt the audio format (컄page 123).iThe “LOGIC7® ON” function of the har-man/kardon LOGIC7® surround sound system makes it possible to play discrete 5.1 and stereo recordings with optimal surround sound for ev-ery passenger. Music on CDs or audio DVDs with high-resolution surround formats such as MLP, DTS or Dolby Digital is played back optimally. For an ideal sound experience on all seats, LOGIC7® distributes 5.1 surround information via the 13-channel system architecture. The re-sult is a sound as intended by the sound engi-neers during the original recording.harman/kardon LOGIC7® converts all two-chan-nel stereo sound material into multi-channel sur-round sound. With the help of LOGIC7®, surround information stored during the original recording are read out and distributed through the 13 channels. No effects are created during this process; only that which was already there becomes audible.In addition, harman/kardon LOGIC7® moves the perceived sound source away from the individual loudspeakers, thus generating a natural 360° sound experience for every passenger.
99Control systemsCOMAND introductionAdjusting surround soundWith surround sound, you can choose be-tween “LOGIC7® ON” and “LOGIC7® OFF”.왘Select “Sound”  “3D Sound”.Adjusting surround sound1Current setting왘Selecting a setting: Slide rmq or rotate ymz.왘Saving setting: Press n.The setting is saved and the menu is closed.왘Exiting menu without saving changes: Press L or slide omp.Switching off/on the audio source왘Switching off: Select “Audio”  “Au-dio”  “Audio OFF”.The audio source is switched off; “Au-dio OFF” appears in the display.왘Switching on: Select “Audio”, then the desired audio source.or왘Load CD/DVD (컄page 115) or a PCMCIA card (컄page 117).iBy selecting “LOGIC7® OFF”, all compatible formats as they are present on the medium are played back. Due to the vehicle’s spatial charac-teristics, an optimal sound experience is not en-sured on all seats.iPlease note the following:앫For an ideal sound experience at all seats, the balance and fader should be adjusted to the center of the passenger compartment with LOGIC7® switched on.앫The best sound results are achieved by play-ing high-quality audio CDs and audio DVDs.앫For MP3 tracks, the bit rate should be at least 128 kbit/s.앫Surround sound does not function for mono-signal sources.앫In the event of poor radio reception quality, e.g. inside a tunnel, you should switch off LOGIC7®, as a dynamic switch from Stereo to Mono could occur, resulting in temporary sound distortion.앫With some stereo recordings, the resulting sound may deviate from conventional stereo playback.iWhen you insert an audio CD or audio DVD, it automatically becomes the active audio source.
100Control systemsCOMAND FM/AM radioSubmenu overviewWarning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the radio functions.Only use the COMAND when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be injured.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Radio (except Weather Band)Presets (except Weather Band)Channel (only Weather Band)FM or AM or WB SoundStation List(in FM waveband only)Autostore Channel list Switch to FM waveband TrebleSave Station Preset station list Switch to AM waveband BassFrequency Entry Switch to Weather Band Balance/FaderShow Station Info(in FM waveband only)3D Sound
101Control systemsCOMAND FM/AM radioSwitching to radio mode 왘Select “Audio” “Audio” “FM/AM Radio”.or왘Press the M shortcut button once or twice.The radio display appears once you have switched to radio mode. You will hear the station/channel last tuned in in the previously selected waveband, provided that the station/channel can be received. Illustration: radio mode in FM waveband1Main area with frequency display2Preset position of selected station3Frequency of selected station4Name of selected station5Sound settings6To switch to Weather Band7To switch to AM waveband8Selected waveband9Preset optionsaRadio optionsSwitching wavebandsYou can switch between the FM, AM and WB (Weather Band) wavebands.왘Select “Audio” “Audio” “FM/AM Radio” “FM” or “AM” or “WB”.You will hear the station last tuned in on the selected waveband.Selecting stations/channels You have the following selection options:앫The station list앫The search function앫The station presets앫The manual frequency entry앫The channel listiThe number of times you have to press the M shortcut button depends on the operating mode currently selected.iStation name display 4 is available for the FM waveband and can only be seen when it is switched on (컄page 104) and if the station transmits a name.
102Control systemsCOMAND FM/AM radioSelecting stations using the station list왘Select “Audio” “Audio” “FM/AM Radio” “FM”.왘Select “Radio” “Station List”.The station list appears. The dot R in front of a list entry indicates the cur-rently selected station. A number in front of the list entry indicates the pre-set position in the station preset mem-ory.왘Select a station by rotating ymz or sliding qmr and press n.Selecting stations/channels using the search function왘Slide omp or rotate ymz when the main area is selected.Depending on the direction in which the controller is being slid or rotated, the system searches upward or down-ward and stops at the next receivable station/channel.Selecting stations using station presets왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “FM” or “AM”.왘Select “Presets”.or왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.The preset menu appears. The dot R in front of a preset position indicates that the currently selected station is saved there.왘Select station preset by rotating ymz or sliding qmr and press n.Selecting stations by entering the fre-quency manually왘Select “Audio”“Audio”“FM/AM Radio”“FM” or “AM”.왘Select “Radio”“Frequency Entry”.The menu for manual frequency entry appears.왘Exiting menu without making an entry: Press L back button in the center console (컄page 86).왘Increasing or decreasing number: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Selecting the next number: Slide mp.왘Confirming frequency entry: Press n.COMAND tunes in to the frequency entered.iThe station list is only available for the FM waveband. It contains all the stations that can be currently received and is sorted by station fre-quencies.iThis function is not available for Weather Band.iThis function is not available for Weather Band.iYou can only select currently permitted numbers.
103Control systemsCOMAND FM/AM radioSelecting channels using the channel list왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “WB”  “Channel”.or왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.The channel list appears. The dot R in front of a list entry indicates the cur-rently selected channel.왘Select channel by rotating ymz or sliding qmr and press n.Saving stationsYou have the following options:앫Saving stations manually앫Saving stations using AutostoreSaving stations manuallyOption 1왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “FM” or “AM”.왘Select “Radio ” “Save Station”.Option 2왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.Option 3왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “FM” or “AM”.왘Select “Presets”.All three of these will call up a station pre-set screen. The dot R in front of a preset position indicates that the currently select-ed station is saved there.왘Selecting a preset position: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.Saving a station to a selected preset po-sitionIf you have called up the station preset screen using option 1:왘Press n briefly.In options 2 and 3:iIf you enter a frequency in the AM waveband which is outside the frequency range, COMAND tunes in to the next lowest frequency.iThis function is only available for Weather Band.iTwenty stations can be saved in each wave-band except for Weather Band.
104Control systemsCOMAND FM/AM radio왘Press and hold n until you hear a sig-nal.The station is saved.Saving using autostoreOption 1왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.왘Select “Autostore”.Option 2왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “FM” or “AM”.왘Select “Presets”  “Autostore”.Option 3왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “Radio”  “Save Station”  “Autostore”.Station name display1Station name display왘Switching the station name display on/off: Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “FM/AM Radio”  “FM”  “Radio”  “Show Station Info”.The display is switched on or off, de-pending on the previous setting. When the display is switched on, a check-mark appears in front of the “Show Station Info” menu item.iThis function is not available for Weather Band. The Autostore function saves receivable stations as presets in order of their reception quality. All stations saved manually in the preset memory will be lost if COMAND finds 20 sta-tions. If COMAND finds less than 20 stations, for example 9, then the stations saved in preset po-sitions 1 – 9 will be over written.iIn the FM waveband, COMAND can show the name of the station currently tuned in. Sta-tion name display 1 can only be seen when it is switched on and if the station transmits a name.
105Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)왔COMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Submenu overviewWarning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the radio functions.Only use the COMAND when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be injured.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Sat Radio Presets Info Category Sound Channel List Station presets Show program info Select category TrebleSave Channel BassChannel Entry Balance/Fader Service 3D Sound
106Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Introduction to Satellite radioSIRIUS Satellite Radio provides 100 chan-nels, so called streams, of digital-quality radio, among others music, sports, news, and entertainment free of commercials. SIRIUS Satellite Radio uses a fleet of high-power satellites to broadcast 24 hours per day, coast-to-coast, in the contiguous US.This diverse, satellite-delivered program-ming is available for a monthly subscrip-tion fee.For more information and service availabil-ity call the SIRIUS Service Center (컄page 111), or go to www.siriusradio.com.Switching to satellite radio왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”.or왘Press the M shortcut button once or twice. The Satellite radio menu appears if it was the last active radio mode.The screen which then appears de-pends on the activation status of the satellite radio service.The following options are possible:앫Satellite radio service is not activat-ed앫Only the preview channel is activat-ed앫Satellite radio service is fully acti-vatediA subscription to SIRIUS satellite radio ser-vice provider is required for the satellite radio op-eration described in this chapter. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for details and availability for your vehicle.iSatellite radio service may be unavailable or interrupted from time to time for a variety of rea-sons, such as environmental or topographic con-ditions and other things we can’t control. Service might also not be available in certain places (e.g., in tunnels, parking garages, or within or next to buildings) or near other technologies. In such situations, the satellite radio’s main menu shows the “Acquiring signal...” screen. At this point, the radio’s functions are restricted to manual channel number entry (컄page 109) and service info display (컄page 111).
107Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Satellite radio service is not activatedThe telephone number of the SIRIUS Ser-vice Center and the twelve-digit electronic serial number (SIRIUS-ID) of the particular receiver are displayed.This information is required when calling the SIRIUS Service Center for an activation request.왘Closing screen: Press n.Only the preview channel is activatedThe satellite radio preview channel ap-pears.Satellite radio service is fully activatedThe main satellite radio menu appears. You will hear the channel last tuned in, provid-ed that it can be received.Main satellite radio menu1Main area with channel display2Preset position of selected channel3Selected channel4Selected program category5Sound settings6To select program category7Channel number of selected channel8Other channel information9Preset optionsaSatellite radio optionsiCredit card information is also required for your application. The activation process takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes after calling the SIRIUS Service Center. iIf only the preview channel is activated, you cannot tune in another channel. If you try to do this, you will see the screen described in the sec-tion “Satellite radio service is not activated” (컄page 107).
108Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Selecting program category 왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Category”.The category list appears.왘Select category by rotating ymz or sliding qmr and press n.When selecting a channel using the channel search function or the channel list, you have access to the channels you subscribe to and which are includ-ed in the selected category.Tuning in channels You have the following selection options:앫The channel search function앫The channel presets앫The manual channel number entry앫The channel listTuning in channels using channel search function왘Slide omp or rotate ymz when the main area is selected.Depending on the direction in which the controller is being pressed or rotat-ed, the system searches upward or downward and stops at the next receiv-able channel.Tuning in channels using channel presets왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Presets”.oriMain area 1 can show all channels includ-ed in your subscription. Which channels are shown depends on the selected program catego-ry 4.Note that categories and channels shown in illus-trations are dependent on programming content delivered by the service provider. Programming content is subject to change. Therefore, channel and categories shown in illus-trations and descriptions contained in this man-ual may differ from the channels and categories delivered by the service provider.iThe channels are categorized. Categories al-low you to tune to stations broadcasting a cer-tain type of program.iIf only the preview channel is activated, only certain categories are available on the list. Which categories these are depend on the service pro-vider. iWhen you select the category “All Chan-nels”, you have access to all the channels you subscribe to, regardless of category, when you are tuning in a channel using the channel search function or the channel list.iThis function is not possible when only the preview channel is activated. If you try to tune in a channel in this instance, you will see the screen described in the section “Satellite radio service is not activated” (컄page 107).iWhich channels are found by the channel search function depends on which channels you have subscribed to and the program category you have selected (컄page 108).
109Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.The preset menu appears. The dot R in front of a preset position indicates that this is the channel currently select-ed and being listened to.왘Select station preset and briefly press n.COMAND tunes in the corresponding channel as long as it is included in your subscription and is still available.If the channel is not included in your subscription, you will see the message described in the section “Satellite radio service is not activated” (컄page 107).If the channel is no longer available or only the preview channel is activated, you will see the message “Invalid Chan-nel”.왘Closing message: Press n.Tuning in channels using manual chan-nel number entry왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Sat Radio”  “Channel Entry”.The menu for manual channel number entry appears.왘Exiting menu without making an entry: Press L back button in the center console (컄page 86).왘Increase or decreasing number: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Selecting next number: Slide omp.왘Confirming channel entry: Press n.Further operation depends on whether the selected channel number is valid or if the channel is included in your sub-scription.Channel number is valid and channel is included in subscriptionCOMAND tunes in the channel entered.Channel number is invalidYou will see the message “Invalid Chan-nel”.왘Closing message: Press n.Channel number is valid but channel is not included in subscriptionYou will see the screen described in the section “Satellite radio service is not acti-vated” (컄page 107).왘Closing display: Press n.iThis function is not possible when only the preview channel is activated. If you try to tune in a channel in this instance, you will see the screen described in the section “Satellite radio service is not activated” (컄page 107).
110Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Tuning in channels using the channel list왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Sat Radio”  “Channel List”.The channel list appears. The dot R in front of a list entry indicates the cur-rently selected channel.왘Select channel by rotating ymz or sliding qmr and press n.Saving channelsOption 1왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Sat Radio”  “Save Channel”.Option 2왘Press n when the main area is select-ed.Option 3왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Presets”.All three of these will call up a preset menu. The dot R in front of a preset posi-tion indicates that this is the channel cur-rently selected and being listened to.왘Selecting a preset position: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.Saving a channel to a selected preset positionIf you have called up the channel preset screen using option 1:왘Press n briefly.In options 2 and 3:왘Press and hold n until you hear a sig-nal.The channel is saved.iThe contents of the channel list depends on which channels are included in your subscription and which program category you have selected (컄page 108). If only the preview channel is acti-vated, the channel list contains only the preview channel.iThere are twenty preset positions available.
111Control systemsCOMAND satellite radio* (USA only)Show program info왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Info”.You will see a screen that may contain the following information:앫Selected program category앫Selected channel앫Artist of the track currently being played앫Name of current track왘Closing screen: Slide omp or press n.Channel updateThe service provider may conduct a chan-nel update.During the update, the message “Updating channels...” will appear on the display.No functions can be operated in satellite radio mode during the update.Calling SIRIUS Service Center왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “Sat Ra-dio”  “Sat Radio”  “Service”.The telephone number of the SIRIUS Service Center and the twelve-digit electronic serial number (SIRIUS-ID) of the particular receiver are displayed.왘Closing screen: Slide omp or press n.iIf the program provider does not offer any in-formation, the “Info” menu item cannot be se-lected.iThe program provider determines what in-formation is displayed on the screen. COMAND shows no more than two lines per item of infor-mation. If an item of information is too long, COMAND shortens it.iIt may be necessary to call the SIRIUS Ser-vice Center if, for example:앫You want to cancel the subscription or re-subscribe at a later date.앫You forget to pay the bill.앫You sell the car to another person.
112Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Safety precautions Notes about MP3 modePermissible media for MP3 files앫CD-R and CD-RW앫DVD-R and DVD-RW앫PCMCIA card (컄page 117)Permissible file systems앫ISO9660/Joliet for CDs 앫UDF for DVDs앫FAT16 or FAT32 for PCMCIA cards with storage mediumMultisession CDsFor multisession CDs, the first session type of the CD determines how COMAND will process the CD. For example, if the first session type is ac-cording to the audio CD standard and the second session type is according to the data CD standard containing MP3 tracks, COMAND will treat the CD as a conven-tional audio CD. This means that it is only possible to access the audio CD tracks. Access to the MP3 tracks is not possible. Similarly, if the first session type is accord-ing to the data CD standard containing MP3 tracks and the second session type is according to the audio CD standard, COMAND will treat the CD as a data CD. Warning! GCOMAND is classified as a Class 1 laser product. You must not open the casing. There is a risk of exposure to invisible laser radiation if you open the casing, or if the casing is faulty or damaged.COMAND does not contain any parts that you are able to maintain yourself. For safety reasons, all maintenance work must be car-ried out by qualified technicians.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximate-ly 14 m) every second.Warning! GOnly carry out the following when the vehi-cle is stationary:앫Inserting a disc앫Ejecting a discThere is a risk of accident by being distract-ed from road and traffic conditions if you load a CD/DVD while the vehicle is in mo-tion.
113Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3This means that it is only possible to ac-cess the MP3 tracks. Access to the audio CD tracks is not possible.File structure on a discWhen you create an MP3 disc, the MP3 tracks can be organized in folders. A folder can also contain other folders. A disc can contain a maximum of 255 folders. Each folder can contain a maximum of 255 tracks and 255 folders. A disc can contain a maximum of 4000 tracks. Usual-ly this number will not be reached because each minute of an MP3 track requires ap-proximately 1 MB of storage space.Track and folder namesWhen you create an MP3 disc, you can as-sign names to the MP3 tracks and folders. COMAND uses these names for the corre-sponding display in MP3 mode. Empty fold-ers or folders which contain data other than MP3 tracks are not displayed by COMAND.If MP3 files are saved in the root directory itself (uppermost directory on storage me-dium), the root directory will also be treat-ed as a folder. COMAND will then show the name of the root directory as the folder name. You must observe the following when as-signing track names:앫Track names must have at least one character.앫Track names must have the extension “mp3”.앫There must be a period between the track name and the extension.Example of a correct track name: Track1.mp3COMAND is unable to recognize an MP3 track if:앫there is no period between the track ti-tle and the extension앫there is no extensionPermissible MP3 formatsCOMAND supports the MPEG1 Audio Lay-er 3 format.Permissible bit and sampling rates앫Fixed and variable bit rates up to 320 kbit/s앫Sampling rates of 24 kHz – 48 kHzNotes on copyrightThe music tracks that you create for MP3 mode and can play back in MP3 mode are generally subject to copyright protection in accordance with the applicable interna-tional and national regulations.iCOMAND does not support ID3 tags.iThis format is generally known as “MP3”.iOnly use MP3 tracks with a bit rate of at least 128 kbit/s and a sampling rate of at least 44.1 kHz. Smaller rates can cause a noticeable deterioration in sound quality. This is especially the case if you have activated a surround sound function.
114Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3In many countries, reproductions are not permitted without the prior consent of the copyright holder, not even for private use.Make sure that you know the applicable copyright regulations and that you comply with these.If you own these rights yourself, e.g. for your own compositions and recordings, or the copyright holder has granted you per-mission, these restrictions do not apply.Notes about audio DVD operationCOMAND can playback commercially available, prerecorded audio DVDs that bear the following label. You will usually find the label on the DVD booklet, the inlay, or the DVD itself.Data on audio DVDs are stored either in uncompressed format or in lossless com-pressed format. The sound quality on au-dio DVDs is therefore better than on recordable DVDs that contain MP3 data because the MP3 format uses a lossy type of compression.You cannot delete data from or record additional data to commercially available, prerecorded audio DVDs.Please note the following information about CDs/DVDs and pay special atten-tion to the notes on copied and/or self-written CDs/DVDs.Notes about CDs/DVDsiAudio DVDs differ from recordable DVD-R and DVD-RW discs.iAudio CDs with copy protection are not compatible with the CD audio standard and therefore may not be able to be played by COMAND.There may be playback problems when playing copied discs.There is a large variety of discs, disc-writing soft-ware and writers available. This variety means that there is no guarantee that the system will be able to play discs that you have written/copied yourself.There may be playback problems if you use CD-R or CD-RW type discs you have copied yourself with a storage capacity of more than 700 MB. These CDs are not compatible with currently ap-plicable standards.
115Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Notes about handling CDs/DVDs 앫Only hold discs by the edge.앫Handle discs carefully to prevent play-back problems.앫Avoid getting scratches, fingerprints and dust on discs.앫Clean discs from time to time with a commercially-available cleaning cloth. Do not wipe them with a circular mo-tion, but only in straight lines from the center outwards.앫Only use a pen designed for such a pur-pose to label discs.앫Place discs back in their boxes after use.앫Protect discs from heat and direct sun-light.Inserting CDs and DVDs !Do not affix stickers or labels to the discs. These could peel away and damage COMAND.COMAND is designed to hold discs which com-ply with the IEC 60908 standard. You can there-fore only use discs with a maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.If you insert thicker discs, e.g. those that contain data on both sides (DVD on one side and audio data on the other), they cannot be ejected and can damage COMAND.Do not use discs with an 8-cm diameter, even if they have an adapter.Only use round discs with a 12-cm diameter.Warning! GOnly insert a CD or DVD when the vehicle is stationary. There is a risk of accident by be-ing distracted from road and traffic condi-tions if you load a CD/DVD while the vehicle is in motion.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximate-ly 14 m) every second.iIf the CD/DVD has a printed side, this must face upwards when the CD/DVD is inserted. If neither side is printed, the side to be played should face downwards.
116Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Loading the CD/DVD changerThe CD/DVD changer can hold up to a to-tal of 6 audio CDs or DVDs.1Disc slot2Load button (all magazine trays)3Magazine tray buttons 1 – 6Loading an individual magazine tray왘Press desired magazine tray button 3.If a disc is loaded, it will be ejected.왘Take disc out of slot 1.왘Wait until LED for magazine tray button 3 which you pressed flashes quickly.왘Insert disc into slot 1.The DVD changer draws the disc in and begins playback if:앫it has been loaded correctly앫it is a permissible type of discLoading all six magazine trays왘Press load button 2.The DVD changer checks the load sta-tus of all magazine trays and switches to the first empty tray.왘Wait until LED for corresponding maga-zine tray button 3 flashes quickly.왘Insert disc into slot 1.The DVD changer switches to the next empty magazine tray.왘Repeat last two steps until all trays are loaded.The DVD changer will play the last disc you loaded if:앫it has been loaded correctly앫it is a permissible type of disciEach magazine tray button 3 indicates the status of the corresponding magazine tray by means of an LED.앫LED off = magazine tray is empty앫LED constantly lit = magazine tray is loaded앫LED flashes = CD/DVD changer requesting disc to be loadediIf a disc is not inserted within approximately 15 seconds COMAND resumes playback of the last disc.
117Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Inserting a PCMCIA card1Slot for PCMCIA card왘Insert PCMCIA card into slot 1.The side with the contact must point towards the slot.If the PCMCIA card contains a storage medium with MP3 tracks, COMAND switches to MP3 mode.Ejecting CDs and DVDs Ejecting from the DVD changer1Disc slot2Magazine tray buttons 1 – 63Eject button (all discs)왘Ejecting one disc: Press desired mag-azine tray button 2.왘Take disc out of slot 1.If you do not take the disc out of slot 1, the DVD changer will draw it back automatically in approximately 15 seconds.iCOMAND supports commercially available PCMCIA cards or PCMCIA card adapters with storage media that may not be designed for the temperatures which occur in the vehicle. You should therefore remove the PCMCIA card from the vehicle when not in use since extreme tem-peratures could damage these devices. Warning! GOnly eject a disc when the vehicle is station-ary. You may otherwise be distracted from the traffic conditions and could cause an ac-cident.iIf you eject one disc while playing another disc, the DVD changer interrupts playback. Play-back continues once the disc has been ejected. 컄컄
118Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3왘Ejecting all discs: Press eject button 3.The DVD changer switches to the first loaded tray and ejects the disc.왘Take disc out of slot 1.The DVD changer switches to the next loaded magazine tray and ejects the disc.왘Repeat last step until magazine is empty.Ejecting a PCMCIA card1Eject button2Slot for PCMCIA card왘Press eject button 1 twice.The PCMCIA card is ejected.왘Take PCMCIA card out of slot 2.컄컄
119Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Submenu overviewiThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).CD or DVD-A or MP3 Pause/Stop/Play(audio DVD mode only)Tracks/Track List/Tracks A-ZFolders(MP3 mode only)Changer SoundNormal Track Sequence Pause playback Show track list(audio CD mode and audio DVD mode)Select folder Select medium TrebleRandom Tracks Stop playback Display alphabetical track listing(MP3 mode only)BassRandom folder(MP3 mode only)Restart playback Balance/FaderRepeat folder(MP3 mode only)3D SoundGroup(DVD-Audio mode only)
120Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Switching to audio CD, audio DVD or MP3 mode왘Load CD/DVD (컄page 115) or PCMCIA card (컄page 117).or왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”, then “CD”, “DVD-Audio” or “MP3”.or왘Press the M shortcut button once or twice.Example display in audio CD mode1Current playback option2Track number3Disc number4Disc name (only if saved on the disc)5Track name (only if saved on the disc)6Track time7Graphic time and track display8Sound settings9Medium selectionaTo call up track listingbDisc typecPlayback optionsExample display in audio DVD mode1Current playback option2Track number3Disc number4Disc name (only if saved on the disc)5Track name (only if saved on the disc)6Track time7Graphic time and track display8Sound settings9Medium selectionaTo call up track listingbStop functioncPause (“Play” appears if paused)dDisc typeePlayback optionsiThe M shortcut button takes you directly to the previously set disc mode (audio CD, audio DVD or MP3-CD/DVD). The number of times you have to press the shortcut button de-pends on the previously set mode.
121Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Example display in MP3 mode1Current playback option2Medium type3Disc number (not on PCMCIA card)4Track name5Current folder path6Current folder7Track time8Graphic time and track display9Sound settingsaMedium selectionbFolder listingcTrack listingdPlayback optionsStop function왘Stopping playback: Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “DVD-Audio”  “Stop”.왘Restarting playback: Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “DVD-Audio”  “Play”.Playback starts at the beginning of the DVD.Pause functionIn audio CD, audio DVD and MP3 mode왘Pausing playback:Press F briefly.왘Continuing playback: Press F again briefly.Only in audio DVD mode왘Pausing playback:Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “DVD-Au-dio”  “Pause”.The “Pause” screen changes to “Play”.왘Continuing playback: Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “DVD-Audio”  “Play”.The “Play” screen changes to “Pause”.Selecting CD/DVD/MP3 media왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”.왘Select “CD”, “DVD-Audio” or “MP3”.COMAND begins playback.왘In audio CD, audio DVD and MP3 mode: Select “Changer”.or왘In audio CD and audio DVD mode only: Press n when the main area is selected.The media list appears. The dot R in-dicates the current medium.왘Select a medium or folder.COMAND changes the medium.iThis function is only available in audio DVD mode.
122Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP3Selecting a trackSelecting by skipping to tracks왘Skipping forwards or backwards to a track (in CD or DVD mode only): Rotate ymz.Selecting from the track list왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”.왘Select “CD”, “DVD-Audio” or “MP3”.왘Select “Tracks”, “Tracks A-Z” or “Track list”.or왘Only in MP3 mode: Press n when the main area is selected.The track list of the current folder ap-pears. The dotR indicates the current track. 왘Select a track by rotating ymz or slid-ing qmr.Fast forward/rewind 왘Select main area.왘Slide and hold omp until desired place is reached.Selecting a folder왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “MP3”  “Folder”.or왘Press n when main area is selected.The track list of the current folder ap-pears.This is what the illustration in the right column is showing as well.1Back folder symbol2Current track symbol3Track symbol왘Selecting one folder higher: Select the Q symbol.The display changes to the next folder up in the folder structure on the disc.iSkipping forwards through the tracks skips to the next track. Skipping backwards through the tracks skips to the beginning of the current track if the track has been playing for more than 8 seconds. If the track has been playing for less than 8 seconds, it skips to the start of the previ-ous track.If you have switched on the “Random Tracks” playback option, the order of the tracks is ran-dom.iIn MP3 mode, the list shows all the tracks in alphabetical order.iThis function is only available in audio MP3 mode.
123Control systemsCOMAND audio CD/audio DVD/MP31Back folder symbol2Current folder symbol3Folder symbol containing tracks왘Selecting a folder: Select desired fold-er.You will see the tracks in the folder.왘Select a track.The track is played and the correspond-ing folder is now the active folder.Setting the audio formatThis function lets you choose the audio for-mat that you would like COMAND to play and is only available in DVD-Audio mode.왘Select “Audio”  “Audio”  “DVD-Au-dio”  “Group”.The list of available audio formats appears. A dot R indicates the format currently se-lected.왘Changing setting: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Exiting menu: Slide omp.Playback optionsThe following options are available:앫“Normal Track Sequence”Tracks playback in the order on the disc (e.g. track 1, 2, 3, etc.).앫“Random Tracks”Tracks playback in a random order (e.g. track 3, 8, 5, etc.).앫“Random Folder” (in MP3 mode only)Tracks in the active folder and any sub-folders playback in random order.앫“Repeat Folder” (in MP3 mode only)Tracks in the active folder will be re-peated until you switch the function off.왘Selecting an option: Select “Audio”  “Audio”.왘Select “CD”, “DVD-Audio” or “MP3”.The option list appears. A dot R indi-cates which option is switched on.왘Select an option and press n.The option is switched on. For all op-tions except “Normal Track Sequence”, you will see a corresponding indicator in the main area.iThe tracks on an audio DVD can be stored in various audio formats. The number of audio for-mats depends on the audio DVD.iThe “Group” menu item cannot be selected if only one audio format is saved on the DVD.iThe “Normal Track Sequence” option is au-tomatically activated when you select a different medium. If an option is activated, it remains acti-vated after COMAND is switched on/off.
124Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Depending on your vehicle’s production date the COMAND video DVD function may not be available.Automatic picture fade-outIf a video DVD is playing when the vehicle is shifted from position P into N, D or R the picture is faded out automatically and the following message appears in the display: “In order not to distract driver, picture is faded out while the vehicle is in motion”.When the vehicle is shifted back into P, the picture comes on again.Notes about video DVD operationCOMAND can playback commercially available, prerecorded video DVDs that bear the following label. You will usually find the label on the DVD booklet, the inlay, or the DVD itself.Some DVDs may not comply with the NTSC or PAL TV playback standards. Sound, picture and other playback prob-lems may occur when you play such DVDs. COMAND can playback video DVDs meet-ing the following requirements:앫Correct regional code앫NTSC or PAL TV standardThe appropriate information is usually giv-en either on the DVD or the DVD box. The factory setting of COMAND is regional code 1. The setting can be changed at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. This will allow you to playback video DVDs with other regional codes, as long as they com-ply with the NTSC or PAL TV standard.Warning! GCOMAND is classified as a Class 1 laser product. You must not open the casing. There is a risk of exposure to invisible laser radiation if you open the casing, or if the casing is faulty or damaged.COMAND does not contain any parts that you are able to maintain yourself. For safety reasons, all maintenance work must be car-ried out by qualified technicians.iVideo DVDs differ from recordable DVD-R and DVD-RW discs.iThere may be playback problems when play-ing copied DVDs.There is a large variety of discs, disc-writing soft-ware and writers available. This variety means that there is no guarantee that the system will be able to play discs that you have written/copied yourself.
125Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Notes about handling DVDs 앫Only hold discs by the edge.앫Handle discs carefully to prevent play-back problems.앫Avoid getting scratches, fingerprints and dust on discs.앫Clean discs from time to time with a commercially-available cleaning cloth. Do not wipe them with a circular mo-tion, but only in straight lines from the center outwards.앫Only use a pen designed for such a pur-pose to label discs.앫Place discs back in their boxes after use.앫Protect discs from heat and direct sun-light.Functional limitationsDepending on the DVD, it is possible that certain functions or actions may be tempo-rarily or permanently unavailable. If you try to utilize such functions or carry out such actions, you will see the 7 symbol in the display.Inserting or ejecting DVDs왘Inserting a DVD (컄page 115).or왘Ejecting a DVD (컄page 117).!Do not affix stickers or labels to the discs. These could peel away and damage COMAND.COMAND is designed to hold discs which com-ply with the IEC 60908 standard. You can there-fore only use discs with a maximum thickness of 1.3 mm.If you insert thicker discs, e.g. those that contain data on both sides (DVD on one side and audio data on the other), they cannot be ejected and can damage COMAND.Do not use discs with an 8 cm diameter, even if they have an adapter.Only use round discs with a 12 cm diameter.Warning! GOnly insert or eject a DVD when the vehicle is stationary. There is a risk of accident by being distracted from road and traffic condi-tions if you load a DVD while the vehicle is in motion.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximate-ly 14 m) every second.
126Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Submenu overview of video DVDSwitching to video DVD mode왘Insert a DVD (컄page 115).or왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.or왘Press the M shortcut button once or twice.DVD-V Pause/Play Stop Changer SoundDVD Functions Pause playback Pause Playback Select medium TrebleBrightness Continue playback Stop playback BassContrast Restart playback Balance/FaderColor 3D Sound16:9 Optimized4:3WidescreeniThe M shortcut button takes you directly to the previously set disc mode (audio CD/DVD, MP3-CD/DVD or video DVD). The number of times you have to press the shortcut button de-pends on the previously set mode.
127Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Hiding/showing the DVD control menu 왘Hiding the menu: Slide qmr.왘Showing the menu: Slide qmr.or왘Wait for approximately 8 seconds.Control menu1Disc type2Current track3Current scene4Elapsed track time5Show the menu systemHiding/showing the menu system왘Showing the menu: Press n.왘Hiding the menu: Press n when the main menu area is selected.Menu system1Video DVD options2Pause3Stop4Medium selection5Sound settingsFast forward/rewind왘Slide omp and hold until you get to the desired scene.Selecting the DVD medium왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “Changer”.The media list appears. The dotR indi-cates the current medium.왘Select a medium.COMAND changes the medium.
128Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Stop playback왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Stop play: Select “Stop”.In the display, “Pause” changes to “Play”.왘Continue playback: Select “Play”.Play is continued from the point at which it was stopped.왘Stop playback: Select “Stop” again while playback is stopped.or왘Select “Stop” twice in quick succession during playback.왘Resume playback: Select “Play”.Playbacks starts again from the begin-ning.Pause playback왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Pause playback: Select “Pause”.In the display, “Pause” changes to “Play”.왘Continue playback: Select “Play”.Play is continued from the point at which it was stopped.Selecting scene/chapter왘Make sure that the control menu is shown (컄page 127).왘Skipping forwards or back: Slide omp or turn ymz.Selecting film/track왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V”  “DVD Functions”  “Title selection”.A selection list appears.왘Select a film/track.Screen settingsSetting brightness, contrast and color왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V”  “Brightness”  “Contrast”or “Color”.iThis function is only available if the DVD is comprised of several film/tracks.
129Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)왘Changing settings: Slide qmr or turn ymz until you reach the desired set-ting.왘Saving settings: Press n.Changing the picture format왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V”.The DVD-V menu appears. The dotRin front of a menu item - “16:9 Optimized”, “4:3” or “Wide-screen” indicates the current format.왘Changing the format: Slide qmr or turn ymz, until you reach the desired setting.왘Saving the format: Press n.DVD menuThe DVD menu is the menu stored on the DVD itself. It is structured in various ways according to the individual DVD and per-mits certain actions and settings.Calling up the DVD menu왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V” “DVD Func-tions”“Menu”.The DVD menu appears.Selecting menu items in the DVD menu왘Slide qmr or omp.왘Confirming the selection: Press n.The selection menu appears.왘Reconfirming the selection: Select “Select”.COMAND carries out the action de-fined by the selected DVD menu item.iDepending on the DVD, it is possible the menu item “Play” either has no function or has no function in certain parts of the DVD menu.
130Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Stopping the film or skipping to the beginning/end of a scene왘Select a menu item of your choice from the DVD menu.The selection menu appears.1Stop film2Skip to the end of a scene3Skip to the beginning of a scene왘Stopping the film: Select “Stop”.왘Skipping to the end of a scene: Select H.왘Skipping to the beginning of a scene: Select G.Switching to the next highest DVD menu level왘Press the L back button in the cen-ter console.or왘Select the corresponding menu item in the DVD menu.or왘Select a menu item of your choice from the DVD menu.왘Select the menu item “Go up” in the se-lection menu.Back to the film왘Press the L back button until you can see the film.or왘Select the corresponding menu item in the DVD menu.or왘Select a menu item of your choice from the DVD menu.왘Select the menu item “Back (to the film)” in the selection menu.iDepending on the DVD, it is possible the menu items H and G either have no func-tion or have no function in certain parts of the DVD menu.iDepending on the DVD, it is possible the menu item “Go up” either has no function or has no function in certain parts of the DVD menu.iDepending on the DVD, it is possible the menu item “Back (to the film)” either has no function or has no function in certain parts of the DVD menu.
131Control systemsCOMAND video DVD (USA only)Setting the language and audio format왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V”  “DVD Functions”.왘Select “Menu Language” or “Audio Lan-guage”.In both cases a selection list will ap-pear. The dotRin front of an entryindicates the current language.왘Changing the setting: Slide qmr or turn ymz, until you reach the desired setting.왘Saving a setting: Press n.왘Exiting the menu: Slide omp.Subtitles and camera angles왘Select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD”.왘Show the menu system, if necessary (컄page 127).왘Select “DVD-V”  “DVD Functions”.왘Select “Subtitles” or “Camera angle”.In both cases a selection list will ap-pear. The dotRin front of an entry indicates the current language.왘Changing the setting: Slide qmr or turn ymz, until you reach the desired setting.왘Saving a setting: Press n.왘Exiting the menu: Slide omp.Interactive content왘Selecting an action: Slide qmr or omp, or turn ymz, until you reach the desired setting.왘Initiating an action: Press n.A menu appears, the first entry “Se-lect” is highlighted.왘Press n.iThis function is not available for all DVDs. If it is available, you can set the language for the DVD menu and the audio language and/or the audio format. The number of settings you can make is determined by the content of the DVD. It may also be possible to make the settings in the DVD menu (컄page 129).iThis function is not available for all DVDs. The number of settings you can make is deter-mined by the content of the DVD. It may also be possible to make the settings in the DVD menu (컄page 129).iDVDs may include interactive content (e.g. a video game). In a video game you can control the play by selecting and initiating actions. The type and number of actions depends on the DVD.
132Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Safety precautionsGeneral notes Calls disconnected while the vehicle is in motionA call may be disconnected if:앫there is insufficient network coverage앫you move from one transmitter/receiv-er area (cell) into another and no chan-nels are free or the cell is fullWarning! GSome jurisdictions prohibit the driver from using a cellular telephone while driving. Whether or not prohibited by law, for safety reasons, the driver should not use the cellu-lar telephone while the vehicle is in motion. Stop the vehicle in a safe location before placing or answering a call.If you nonetheless choose to use the mobile phone1 while driving, please use the hands-free feature and be sure to pay attention to the traffic situation at all times. Use the mo-bile phone only when road, weather and traf-fic conditions permit. Otherwise, you may not be able to observe traffic conditions and could endanger yourself and others.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approxima-tely 14 m) every second.1Observe all legal requirements.Warning! GNever operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. with-out being connected to an external antenna) from inside the vehicle while the engine is running. Doing so could lead to a malfunc-tion of the vehicle’s electronic system, pos-sibly resulting in an accident and/or personal injury.iUSA only:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interfer-ence, and (2) this device must accept any interference re-ceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.iCanada only:This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause interference, and(2) this device must accept any interference re-ceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
133Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Operating optionsWhen the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle, you can operate the telephone us-ing the following devices:앫mobile phone keypad앫COMAND telephone keypad앫buttons s and t on the multi-function steering wheel (컄page 267)앫Voice Control* (컄page 291)앫Bluetooth® headset (컄page 147)Please note that these functions are only available with Mercedes-Benz approved mobile phones. Please contact an autho-rized Mercedes-Benz Center for informa-tion on features available for your mobile phone of choice. You can control other functions of the mo-bile phone via the COMAND, instrument cluster control system (컄page 278) or Voice Control*. The descriptions in this section assume that the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle. Exceptions to this are clearly stat-ed.Unless otherwise indicated, the descrip-tions and illustrations in this section refer to COMAND and the telephone keypad.Operation using the mobile phone and Bluetooth® headset is described in the re-spective separate Operating Instructions.Caller IDCOMAND can display the telephone num-ber and the name of the caller, e.g. for an incoming call and also in other menus or displays.For the telephone number to be displayed, the caller must transmit their telephone number.This is also the case for name displays. For this, the telephone number and the name of the caller must also be saved in the mo-bile phone book.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85) and (컄page 94).iVarious mobile phone cradles can be in-stalled in the front center armrest, see separate installation instructions for the mobile phone cradle. These mobile phone cradles can be ob-tained from an authorized Mercedes-Benz Cen-ter. For more information about telephone (컄page 507). iIn order for the functions described in this section to work correctly, the Bluetooth® head-set must be linked to COMAND (컄page 241). Please make sure any Bluetooth® headset linked with the mobile phone is switched off or that the headset is linked with COMAND before you in-sert the mobile phone in the cradle (컄page 507) and use the telephone functions with COMAND.
134Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Functional restrictionsYou will not be able to use the telephone, or you may have to wait a while, in the fol-lowing situations:앫If the telephone has not yet logged into the network. The telephone automatically tries to log into a network. If no network is available, you will also not be able to make a “911” emergency call.If you attempt to make an outgoing call, the “No Service” message will appear for a short while.앫If the mobile phone is not inserted in the cradle.앫SIM card is not inserted in GSM type phone.Notes about COMAND telephone fea-tures using a Bluetooth® connectionMany of the Mercedes-Benz approved mo-bile phones, cradles and adaptors avail-able for use in your vehicle utilize Bluetooth® technology to communicate with each other and the vehicle. Depend-ing on your phone brand and model, the number of in-vehicle or on-display COMAND telephone features supported via Bluetooth® communication, and thus available for your use, may vary.The descriptions and illustrations in this section are based on the use of fully com-patible Mercedes-Benz approved mobile phones and cradles that do not utilize Blue-tooth® technology to communicate with each other. If your vehicle is equipped with integrated Bluetooth® functionality than a Bluetooth® capable mobile phone, head-set, Laptop, PDA, etc. is required to utilize those features.For additional information about Mercedes-Benz approved Bluetooth® mo-bile phones and related accessories please contact the Mercedes-Benz Customer As-sistance Center at 1-800-FOR-MERCedes or your nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. Switching telephone on or off왘Switching on: Insert mobile phone into cradle when COMAND is switched on.or왘Switch on the mobile phone (see mobile phone operating instruc-tions).왘Switching off: Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone OFF”.or왘Switch off mobile phone (see mobile phone operating instructions).iThe roof cargo container* may impair mo-bile phone reception. In an emergency, remove the mobile phone from the mobile phone cradle (컄page 507) to make a call.
135Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Activating telephone mode왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”.or왘Press s on telephone keypad.Telephone keypad1Telephone keypad2Folding coverWith the telephone keypad you can:앫Enter and clear numbers and special characters앫Reject, accept, connect and end calls왘Entering characters: Select “Tele-phone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”.왘Fold up cover 2.왘Enter characters using A- #.왘Deleting individual characters: Press *.왘Deleting an entire word or number: Press and hold * until the word or number is deleted.“911” emergency callThe following conditions must be fulfilled in order to make a “911” emergency call:앫The phone is switched on.앫A mobile network is available.앫There is a valid SIM card in the phone (not necessary in all mobile networks).If you cannot make an emergency call, you must initiate rescue measures yourself.The “911” emergency call is a public ser-vice. Any misuse is punishable by law.iYou can enter the * character by pressing > once. Pressing this button again within 1.5 seconds enters the + character.iThe “911” emergency call system is a public service. Using it without due cause is a criminal offense.iThis function places a call to the local 911 provider. It does not initiate a Tele Aid call.iIf no SIM card is inserted in the mobile phone, you can only initiate a “911” emergency call by using COMAND and the mobile phone.
136Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Placing a “911” emergency call before entering PIN/PIN2, PUK/PUK2 or un-lock codeEntering the number using the COMAND controller왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Dial 911”.Entering the number using the tele-phone keypad왘Enter digits 9-1-1 (컄page 135).왘Press s.Placing a “911” emergency call after entering PIN/PIN2, PUK/PUK2 or un-lock codeEntering the number using the COMAND controller왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”.왘Select all the digits in sequence.왘Select “S”.Entering the number using the tele-phone keypad왘Enter digits 9-1-1 (컄page 135).왘Press s.Confirming the emergency callAfter the digits have been entered, you will see the question “Do you want to dial the 911 emergency number?”.왘Use COMAND controller to select “Yes”.The telephone makes the connection.왘Wait until the emergency call center answers and describe the emergency situation.iThe roof cargo container* may impair mo-bile phone reception. In an emergency, remove the mobile phone from the mobile phone cradle (컄page 507) to make a call.
137Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Entering the PINEntering using the COMAND controller왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”.왘Entering: Select all the digits in se-quence.왘Deleting a digit: Select ) and briefly press n.왘Deleting an entire number: Select ) and press and hold n until the number is deleted.왘Confirming an entry: Press n.Entering using the telephone keypad왘Entering: Enter digits (컄page 135).왘Confirming an entry: Press n or press s.Entering the PIN2The phone may request the PIN2 in order to use certain functions. A corresponding message appears in the display.왘Enter PIN2 digits into mobile phone.Entering the PUK/PUK2If you enter the PIN or PIN2 incorrectly three times, the SIM card will be locked. A corresponding message appears in the display. It is necessary to enter the PUK/PUK2 to unlock it. The PUK and/or PUK2 are provided by your telephone ser-vice provider.왘Enter PUK/PUK2 digits into mobile phone.iYour PIN code (Personal Identification Num-ber code) prevents unauthorized persons from using your GSM mobile phone. The PIN code is a number string, which you have to enter when switching on the telephone.The PIN entry applies only to GSM mobile phones. iThe PIN2 entry applies only to GSM mobile phones.iThe PUK/PUK2 entry (Personal Unblocking Key) applies only to GSM mobile phones.
138Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Entering the unlock codeMany mobile phones can be protected from unauthorized use with an unlock code (see mobile phone operating instructions). If you wish to use the phone functions when the unlock code is active, a screen appears requesting that you enter the un-lock code. You cannot use the phone func-tions (except “911” emergency call) until you have entered the unlock code.왘Proceed in the same way as entering the PIN (컄page 137).
139Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Telephone submenu overviewiThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Name (only when the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle)Call lists (not during a call)DTMF(only during a call)Mic OFF/ON (only during a call)Text message (not during a call)Display COMAND phone bookDisplay call list selection:앫Calls received앫Calls dialedSend numerical se-quenceSwitch hands-free mi-crophone on/offCall up SMS inbox
140Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Main telephone menu왘Calling up main menu: Select “Tele-phone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”.or왘Press s on the telephone keypad (컄page 135).MailboxThe symbol in the example illustration above indicates that your mailbox contains new voice messages. You will have to call the mailbox in order to retrieve the mes-sages. You can call your mailbox by: 앫Speed dialing (컄page 145)앫Entering a telephone number using the telephone keypad (컄page 144) 앫Entering the telephone number using the COMAND controller (컄page 144)iIf you press s when the main telephone menu has already been called up, the “Calls Di-aled” list will appear (컄page 141).1Numbers/characters to enter tele-phone number2Symbol for new voice message in mailbox3Symbol for unread SMS messag-es in SMS inbox (컄page 156)4Signal strength and network status display앫Network status “READY” = mobile phone is logged in with its own provider’s network앫Network status “READY ROAM” = mobile phone is logged in with an-other provider’s network앫Network status “No Service” = No network available5To show COMAND phone book (“Name”) (컄page 148)6To call up text message (SMS) (컄page 156)7To display call list selection (컄page 141)iOnce connection with your mailbox has been established, the mailbox system will guide you through the next steps.
141Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Call listsCOMAND can display the following calls in separate lists:앫Calls received앫Calls dialedCalling up a list왘Select “Call List” from main telephone menu.왘Select “Calls Received” or “Calls Di-aled”.The corresponding list appears.Illustration: list of incoming calls1To close list2To switch list display (“123” or “ABC”)3To call up options4Name or telephone number of a caller5Unknown caller6Telephone number of a caller왘Switching to list display: Select “123” or “ABC”.The display changes to telephone num-ber or name display.왘Closing list: Slide omp and select “Back”.왘Selecting a list entry: Slide qmr or rotate ymz and select entry.iThe list of incoming calls contains received calls as well as missed calls.iThe “Calls Received” and “Calls Dialed” menu items do not function if the respective list has no entries.The “Call List” menu item does not function if neither list has any entries.iIn the list of calls received, you will see the name of caller 4 if 앫the caller transmitted the telephone number앫the name and telephone number are saved in the COMAND address book or in the phone book on the mobile phone앫the telephone number is saved in the same way in which the caller transmits it You will see the telephone number of caller 6 if앫the caller transmitted the telephone number앫no caller data is saved in either the COMAND address book or the phone book on the mo-bile phoneAn unknown caller 5 has not transmitted his or her telephone number.iIn the list of dialed calls, you will see the name of the person called if you have saved his or her telephone number and name in the COMAND address book or in the phone book on the mobile phone. If no data has been saved, you will see the telephone number. 컄컄
142Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Displaying details of a list entryCOMAND can also show a shortened list entry in its entirety.왘Select list entry (컄page 141).왘Slide omp and select “Options”  “Details”.The detailed view appears.왘Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or omp or press n.Saving a list entry in the address bookSaving as a new entry in the COMAND address book왘Slide omp or rotate ymz and select list entry (컄page 141).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “New En-try”.왘Select a number category, e.g. “Home”.왘Select a telephone category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Select “Save”.The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically. The data field for the last name is also filled in automatically if the entry to be saved contains a name.왘If you would like to save the entry now: Select ?.1Data field2Input mark (cursor)3Input characters왘If you want to change the available characters: Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a New Entry in the Ad-dress Book” section (컄page 152).Adding to an existing entry in the COMAND address book왘Slide omp or rotate ymz and select list entry (컄page 141).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “Add”.iList entries that show a telephone number are neither saved in the COMAND address book, nor in the phone book on the mobile phone. You can save such entries in the COMAND address book. You can also save list entries in the COMAND address book which have already been saved in the phone book on the mobile phone.i“Save” does not function if the selected list entry is already saved in the COMAND address book.컄컄
143Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Select a number category to add, e.g. “Home”.왘Select a telephone category to add, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Select “Save”.The search menu for COMAND address book entries appears.왘Search for desired entry.왘Press n when you have finished searching.COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the entry you are searching for in the selected number category.If four numbers are saved for the entry you are searching for, a prompt will ap-pear asking whether you want to over-write one of the existing numbers.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.왘Select the number to be overwritten.COMAND overwrites the selected num-ber with the new data.Incoming callRejecting or accepting the call왘Rejecting: Select “Reject”.or왘Press t on the telephone keypad or on the multifunction steering wheel.왘Accepting: Select “Accept”.or왘Press s on the telephone keypad or on the multifunction steering wheel.or왘Press 0 on the multifunction steer-ing wheel.왘Use the mobile phone (see mobile phone operating instructions).or왘Use the Bluetooth® headset (see headset operating instructions).If you have accepted the call using COMAND, the telephone keypad, the mul-tifunction steering wheel or the mobile phone, the call will be conducted via the hands-free system. The volume of the call can be adjusted (컄page 96).i“Save” does not function if the selected list entry is already saved in the COMAND address book.iThere is a detailed description of searching for an COMAND address book entry in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (컄page 228).iIf you have a CDMA/TDMA mobile phone and reject a call, only the ring tone will stop. The call itself can only be ended by the caller.iThe use of a Bluetooth® headset requires Bluetooth® to be activated and the Bluetooth® headset to be authorized (컄page 241).
144Control systemsCOMAND telephone*If you have accepted the call using the Bluetooth® headset, the call will be con-ducted via the headset.Further operating functions can be found in the “Functions during a single-call con-nection” section (컄page 146).You can also accept a call if the COMAND display is showing a screen oth-er than the telephone mode screen. After accepting the call, you will see the caller’s data in a window.왘Closing window: Slide qmr or omp or press n.Making an outgoing callEntering the telephone number using the COMAND controller왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Entering digits: Select desired digits by rotating ymz or sliding omp and press n.왘Deleting individual digits: Select ) and briefly press n.왘Deleting an entire telephone num-ber: Select ) and press and hold n until the telephone number is deleted. 왘Connecting a call: Select “S”.Entering a telephone number using the telephone keypad왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Use telephone keypad to enter digits.왘Connecting a call: Press s.Redial왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Use COMAND controller to select “S”.or왘Press s on the telephone keypad (컄page 88).The list of dialed numbers appears. The most recently dialed number is at the top.왘Select desired entry.왘Connecting a call: Press n.iIf you place an outgoing call and receive a busy signal, the telephone automatically starts to redial as long as the provider and the mobile phone support this function (see mobile phone operating instructions).While the call is connecting, you can also send character strings (컄page 146).iA detailed description of how to enter digits using the telephone keypad can be found on (컄page 88).iIf the list of dialed calls contains no entries, the “S” menu item cannot be selected and the s button on the telephone keypad does not function.
145Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Placing a call to a call list entry or COMAND phone book entry왘Call up a call list and select an entry (컄page 141).or 왘Call up COMAND phone book and se-lect an entry (컄page 148).왘Connecting a call: Press n.Speed dialingYou can save telephone numbers in the speed-dial preset locations on the mobile phone and call up the speed-dial presets (see mobile phone operating instructions). You can also call up speed-dial numbers using COMAND.Calling up speed-dial presets using the COMAND controller왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Entering number of a speed-dial pre-set: Select all the digits in sequence.왘Deleting individual digits: Select ) and briefly press n.왘Deleting entire number: Select ) and press n until the number is deleted.왘Connecting a call (speed-dial pre-sets 1 -99): Select “S”.or왘Connecting a call (speed-dial pre-sets 100 - 999): Select “#” after the digits  “S”.In both cases, the telephone connects the call to the saved telephone num-ber. If the speed-dial memory contains no telephone numbers, you will see a corresponding message.왘Deleting message: Press n.Calling up speed-dial numbers using the telephone keypad왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Single-digit numbers: Press and hold A- 9 buttons.or왘Single- and two-digit numbers: Enter number using the A- 9 buttons. 왘Press s.or왘Three-digit numbers: Enter number using the A- 9 buttons.왘Press #, and then s.In all three cases, COMAND connects the call to the saved telephone num-ber. If the speed-dial memory contains no telephone numbers, you will see a corresponding message.iBy default, the mailbox number is preset in the speed dial memory unless you have modified it. For more information on the mailbox (컄page 140).iOperation during call connection depends on the speed-dial preset position called up.컄컄
146Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Deleting message: Press n.Functions during a single-call connectionIllustration: telephone mode during a call1Symbol for active telephone con-nection (also visible in other operating modes)2Signal strength display3To switch hands-free microphone on or off4Length of call display5To send character strings6To end a call7Person you are callingSwitching the hands-free microphone on or off왘Switching screen to telephone mode: Call up main telephone menu (컄page 140).왘Switching off microphone: Select “Mic OFF” and press n.or 왘Press F shortcut button.If the microphone is switched off, the > symbol appears in the main ar-ea.왘Switching on microphone: Select “Mic ON”.or왘Press F shortcut button.The > symbol disappears.Sending a character string via DTMFAnswering machines or other devices can be controlled by character strings (e.g. for remote query functions).Sending character strings via the DTMF menu왘During a call, select “DTMF”.The DTMF dialing display appears.iThe name of the person you are speaking with can only be seen in display 7 if his or her telephone number and name have been saved in the COMAND address book or phone book on the mobile phone. The telephone number must also be saved in the same way in which the per-son you are talking to transmits it. iThis function is not possible with every mo-bile phone. If the mobile phone supports the function, you can use it during the call connec-tion and also during a call.컄컄
147Control systemsCOMAND telephone*1Back to the call display2Character entry3To call up the phone book왘Sending individual characters: Rotate ymz or slide omp and select desired character.Each character you select can be seen in the main area and is sent immediate-ly.왘Sending a phone book entry as a character string: Select “Name”.왘Select desired phone book entry.The entry is immediately sent as a char-acter string.왘Switching back to the call display: Select “Y”.Sending character strings via the tele-phone keypad왘Press corresponding button on tele-phone keypad.Each character you select is immedi-ately sent.Ending an active call왘Ending a call: Select “4END” in the call display.or왘Press t on the telephone keypad or on the multifunction steering wheel.The COMAND display will change to the previously selected display, if appli-cable.Transferring a callFrom the hands-free system to the Bluetooth® headsetThe call transfer is controlled by pressing the PTT button on the Bluetooth® headset (see headset operating instructions). Nor-mally, it is sufficient to press the PTT but-ton once, but under certain circumstances you may have to press it a second time.Once the call has been transferred to the Bluetooth® headset, all the functions will be available to you which are described in the “Functions during a single-call connec-tion” section (컄page 146).Exception: “Switching the hands-free mi-crophone on or off” function (컄page 146).iTelephone numbers containing the + char-acter may impair the function.iThe + character may impair the function.iThe use of a Bluetooth® headset requires Bluetooth® to be activated and the Bluetooth® headset to be authorized (컄page 241).컄컄
148Control systemsCOMAND telephone*From the Bluetooth® headset to the hands-free systemOn most Bluetooth® headsets, you press the PTT button on the headset twice quick-ly to transfer the call (see headset operat-ing instructions).From the hands-free system to the mo-bile phone왘If the mobile phone has a folding up-per section: Flip upper section open.왘Take mobile phone out of cradle.The “No telephone inserted” message appears on the COMAND display. Sub-sequent operation is only possible us-ing the mobile phone.From the mobile phone to the hands-free system왘Insert mobile phone into cradle.Once the call has been transferred to the hands-free feature, all the functions will be available to you which are de-scribed in the “Functions during a sin-gle-call connection” section (컄page 146).COMAND phone bookThe COMAND phone book contains both the COMAND address book entries and mobile phone entries that have at least one telephone number.The COMAND address book entries are permanently available even when a mobile phone is not inserted in the cradle. When the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle, COMAND will read the phone book entries in the mobile phone and compares them with the COMAND address book en-tries. If any of the telephone numbers of a phone book entry in the mobile phone are the same as an address book entry, COMAND will only display the address book entry.If the entries are not the same, the CO-MAND phone book will show the phone book entry in the mobile phone.Calling up the COMAND phone book왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Name”.The COMAND phone book appears.컄컄
149Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Illustration: a phone book with name dis-play and smart speller activated1Category symbol 2Upper entry from address book (with-out category symbol)3Symbol + for several telephone num-bers (subentries) under the main entry4Symbol for summarized entries from the mobile phone with the same name but different telephone numbers5Smart speller6Voice entry symbol7To close the phone bookEntries with category symbol 1 come from the mobile phone. The following cate-gory symbols are possible:앫 = symbol for “Mobile” category 앫 = symbol for “Home” category 앫 = symbol for “Work” category 앫 = symbol for “Fax” category 앫 = symbol for “Pager” category 앫 = symbol for “Main” category or for unknown category or for phone entries that are saved on the SIM card of a GSM mobile phoneEntries without a category symbol or with the symbol come from the COMAND address book.Entries with the symbol contain a voice entry. Voice entries can be added to the address book (컄page 234). This function is available in vehicles with Voice Control*.Switching between the smart speller and the list왘Switching from the smart speller to the list: Slide mq repeatedly or press n until the smart speller is hidden.or왘Rotate ymz or slide omp and select ?.The smart speller is hidden.컄컄
150Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Illustration: list of phone book entries with name display and hidden smart speller1Back to smart speller2To switch phone book display (“123” or “ABC”)3Symbol + for several telephone num-bers (subentries) under the main entry, subentry list is closed4To call up options5Symbol / for open subentry list6List of phone book entries7Subentry list with category symbols and telephone numbers왘Switching from the list to the smart speller: Select “Back” from the list.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Changing phone book display in the list: Select “123” or “ABC”.The screen changes to telephone num-ber or name display.Closing the COMAND phone book왘In the smart speller, select “Back”.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Selecting an entry in the COMAND phone bookSelecting entries using the smart speller왘Switch from the list to the smart speller if necessary.왘Changing smart speller language: Select !.왘Select desired language.iThe following options are available under “Options” menu item 4:앫Displaying details about an entry (컄page 151)앫Creating a new entry in the address book (컄page 152)앫Deleting an entry (컄page 153)앫Saving a phone book entry from mobile phone in the address book (컄page 153)앫Adding a telephone number to an address book entry (컄page 155)컄컄
151Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Changing smart speller character set: Select #.Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special char-acters or to numbers with special char-acters.왘Entering characters: Select the char-acters of the entry you are searching for one by one.왘Deleting individual characters: Se-lect ) and briefly press n.Each time you enter or delete a charac-ter, the closest match will be displayed at the top of the list.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.왘Canceling search: Switch from the smart speller to the list.The entry at the top of the list is auto-matically highlighted.Selecting using the list왘If necessary, switch from the smart speller to the list.왘Rotate ymz or slide qmr until the de-sired entry is highlighted.Selecting subentries왘Select an entry with the + symbol and press n.The + symbol changes to / and the subentries are displayed.왘Rotate ymz or slide qmr until the de-sired subentry is highlighted.Displaying details of an entryCOMAND can also show a shortened entry in its entirety. For entries featuring suben-tries, the detailed view is only available for the subentries and not for the main entry.왘Select entry (컄page 150).왘Select “Options”  “Details”.The detailed view appears.왘Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or omp or press n or back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Starting to dial the number of an entry왘Select entry (컄page 150).왘Press n.or왘Press s on the telephone keypad.A list appears if the entry contains sub-entries.왘Select desired subentry.왘Press n again.or 왘Press s on the telephone key-pad.컄컄
152Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book왘Select “Options”  “New Entry” in the COMAND phone book list.왘Selecting a number category: Select a category, e.g. “Home”.왘Selecting a telephone category: Select a category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Confirming selection: Select “Save”.The input menu appears with the data fields.1Data field2Input mark (cursor)3Input characters왘Changing data field: Slide qmr re-peatedly until desired data field is high-lighted.or 왘Select [ or ] repeatedly until de-sired data field is highlighted.왘Entering data into a field: Select all characters one by one from the input characters line 3.왘Toggling upper and lower case for the input characters: Select & or (.왘Changing language for the input characters: Select !.왘Select desired language.왘Changing character set for the input characters: Select #.Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special char-acters or to numbers with special char-acters.왘Displaying special characters as in-put characters: Select !  “Sym-bols”.왘Returning input characters to nor-mal characters: Select !  the desired language.왘Moving cursor in the data field: Select Y or Z.iThis function is used to create a new entry in the address book and to enter the data (first name, last name and telephone number) manu-ally.컄컄
153Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) and briefly press n.The character to the left of the cursor is deleted.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted. 왘Saving an entry: Select ?.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back”.If one of the data fields contains data, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to save the entry.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.Deleting an entryThe deletion rules may vary, depending on the entry selected:앫Upper entry selected from the address book:the entry is deleted from the COMAND phone book and also from the address book, if the address book entry only contains telephone numbers.앫Subentry of an address book entry se-lected:the subentry is deleted from the COMAND phone book and from the ad-dress book.왘Deleting: Select entry (컄page 150).왘Select “Options”  “Delete”.A prompt appears asking whether the entry should be deleted.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.Once “Yes” has been selected, the en-try will be deleted according to the rules mentioned above.Saving a phone book entry from the mobile phone in the address bookSaving as a new address book entry왘Select phone book entry from mobile phone (컄page 150).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “New En-try”.iIt is not possible to delete a phone book en-try from the mobile phone using the COMAND phone book.iThis function is used to save an existing phone book entry from the mobile phone in the address book. The following options are avail-able:앫Saving as a new address book entry앫Adding a telephone number to an existing address book entryiAll entries with the following category sym-bols are phone book entries in the mobile phone.앫 = symbol for “Mobile” category 앫 = symbol for “Home” category 앫 = symbol for “Work” category 앫 = symbol for “Fax” category 앫 = symbol for “Pager” category 앫 = symbol for “Main” category 컄컄
154Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Selecting a number category: Select a category, e.g. “Home”.왘Selecting a telephone category: Select a category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Confirming selection: Select “Save”.The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically. The data field for the last name is also filled when the entry to be saved contains a name.1Data field2Input mark (cursor)3Input characters왘Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book” sec-tion (컄page 152).Adding a telephone number to an exist-ing address book entry왘Select phone book entry from mobile phone (컄page 150).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “Add”.왘Selecting a number category: Select a category, e.g. “Home”.왘Selecting a telephone category: Select a category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Confirming selection: Select “Save”.The search menu for address book en-tries appears.왘Search for desired entry using smart speller function.왘After selecting an entry, press n.If there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the selected entry in the selected number category, COMAND will save the data. If four numbers are saved for the se-lected entry, a prompt will appear ask-ing whether you want to overwrite one of the existing numbers.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.iAll entries with the following category sym-bols are phone book entries in the mobile phone.앫 = symbol for “Mobile” category 앫 = symbol for “Home” category 앫 = symbol for “Work” category 앫 = symbol for “Fax” category 앫 = symbol for “Pager” category 앫 = symbol for “Main” category iThere is a detailed description of how to search for an address book entry in the “Search-ing for an address book entry” section (컄page 228).컄컄
155Control systemsCOMAND telephone*왘Select number to be overwritten.COMAND overwrites the selected num-ber with the new data.Adding a telephone number to an ad-dress book entry왘Select address book entry (컄page 150).왘Select “Options”  “Add Number”.왘Selecting a number category: Select a category, e.g. “Home”.왘Selecting a telephone category: Select a category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Confirming selection: Select “Save”.If four numbers are saved for the entry in the selected number category, a prompt will appear asking whether one of the existing numbers should be over-written.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four ex-isting numbers.왘Select number to be overwritten.The input menu appears with the data field for entering the new tele-phone number.왘Entering digits: Select all digits one by one from the input characters.왘Moving cursor in the data field: Select Y or Z.왘Deleting individual digits: Select ) and briefly press n.The digit to the left of the cursor is de-leted.왘Deleting an entire number: Select ) and press and hold n until the number is deleted. 왘Saving entry: Select ?.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back”.If you have already entered data, a prompt will appear asking whether the entry should be saved.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.iThis function is used to add a telephone number to an existing address book entry. The telephone number can be entered manually.iAll entries with the symbol or without a symbol are address book entries.i“Add Number” does not function if you have selected the main entry for an address book en-try with subentries.
156Control systemsCOMAND telephone*SMS messages (Short Message Service) SMS functionsThe following functions are available:앫Receive앫ReadThe following conditions must be fulfilled in order to use the functions:앫The mobile phone is inserted in the cra-dle and switched on.앫The PIN has been entered (only GSM mobile phones).앫The mobile phone is logged into a mo-bile network.앫Mobile phone book must be download-ed and available in COMAND.InboxCalling up the SMS inbox왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”.The main telephone menu appears.1Symbol for unread messages in the SMS inbox왘Select “Text Message”.The SMS inbox appears.1Date and time the highlighted SMS message was received2To call up options3Highlighted SMS message4Symbol for unread SMS message5Back to main telephone menuiThe symbol only appears for those mes-sages which are received while the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle.i“Text Message” does not function if the SMS inbox contains no SMS messages. The SMS inbox only shows the messages which are re-ceived while the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle.
157Control systemsCOMAND telephone*Selecting an SMS message왘Rotate ymz or slide qmr and then press n.Showing abbreviated sender display in full왘Select SMS message  “Options”  “Details”.The detailed view appears.왘Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or press n.Calling an SMS sender왘Select SMS message  “Options”  “Call”.The telephone connects the call.Saving SMS sender as new COMAND address book entry왘Selecting an SMS message: In the SMS inbox, select a message  “Op-tions”  “Save Number”  “New En-try”.왘Selecting a number category: Select a category, e.g. “Home”.왘Selecting a telephone category: Select a category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Saving: Select “Save”.The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically.1Data field2Input mark (cursor)3Input characters왘Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book” sec-tion (컄page 152).Adding an SMS sender’s telephone num-ber to an existing address book entry왘Selecting an SMS message: In the SMS inbox, select a message  “Op-tions”  “Save Number”  “Add”.iThe SMS messages are sorted by the date and time they were received. The most recent message is at the top of the list.If the name and telephone number of the sender is saved in the address book or phone book of the mobile phone, you will see the name of the sender in the SMS inbox. Otherwise, you will see the telephone number of the sender.
158Control systems왘Proceed as described in the “Selecting a number category” paragraph in the “Adding a telephone number to an existing address book entry” section (컄page 154).Exiting the SMS inbox왘Select “Back”.The main telephone menu appears.Reading an SMS message왘In the SMS inbox, select an SMS mes-sage and press n.The SMS message appears.Using data in a text message왘Selecting data from the text: Rotate ymz or slide qmr.왘Using data: Press n  “Use”.If you have selected a telephone num-ber, the telephone connects the call.If you have selected a navigable ad-dress, it is transferred to the navigation system.Calling an SMS sender왘Press n  “Call”.The telephone connects the call.Saving SMS sender as new address book entry왘Press n  “Save Number”  “New Entry”.왘Proceed as described in the “Selecting a number category” paragraph in the “Saving SMS sender as new address book entry” section (컄page 157).Adding an SMS sender’s telephone num-ber to an existing address book entry왘Press n  “Save Number”  “Add”.왘Proceed as described in the “Selecting a number category” paragraph in the “Adding a telephone number to an ex-isting address book entry” section (컄page 154).Closing an SMS message and returning to SMS inbox왘Press n  “Back”.iIf the SMS message contains telephone numbers or navigable address data, you can se-lect this data and place a telephone call or trans-fer the address data to the navigation system.iThis function is not possible with all SMS senders.iThis function is not possible with all SMS senders.
159Control systemsCOMAND navigation왔COMAND navigationSafety precautionsWarning! GFor safety reasons, only enter a destination when the vehicle is stationary. When the ve-hicle is in motion, a passenger should enter the destination. Study manual and select route before driving.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximate-ly 14 m) every second.COMAND calculates the route to the desti-nation without taking account of the follow-ing, for example:앫Traffic lights앫Stop and right-of-way signs앫Parking or stopping prohibited areas앫Lane merging앫Other road and traffic rules and regula-tions앫Narrow bridgesCOMAND may give incorrect navigation commands if the data in the digital map does not correspond with the actual road/traffic situation. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes within an area. For example, if the traffic routing has been changed or the direction of a one-way road has been reversed.For this reason, you must always observe applicable road and traffic rules and regula-tions during your journey. Road and traffic rules and regulations always have priority over the navigation commands generated by the system.Warning! GNavigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.Please always use this feature instead of consulting the map display for directions. Consulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your at-tention from driving and increase your risk of an accident.
160Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)COMAND navigation (introduc-tion)Map softwareThe digital maps generated by the map software become outdated in the same way as conventional road maps. Optimum route guidance can only be provided by the navigation system in conjunction with the most up-to-date map software.Information about new map software ver-sions can be obtained from an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.Updating the map softwareYou can update the map software yourself using a DVD.Notes about handling DVDs앫Only hold discs by the edge.앫Handle discs carefully to prevent read problems.앫Avoid getting scratches, fingerprints and dust on discs.앫Use a commercially-available cleaning cloth to clean discs. Do not wipe them with a circular motion, but only in straight lines from the center out-wards.앫Place discs back in their boxes after use.앫Protect discs from heat and direct sun-light.Updating processThe updating process has the following phases:앫Loading a DVD into the DVD changer (컄page 161)앫Updating process (컄page 161)iThe updating process can take between 10 and 60 minutes, depending on the size of the map software. If the radio was switched on be-fore you started the updating process, you can still adjust the volume. You can also use COMAND to operate the automatic air condition-ing and to cancel the process. Other functions are not operational.If possible, carry out the update when the vehicle is stationary. iIf you carry out the update with the engine switched off and the vehicle battery has insuffi-cient power, COMAND may automatically switch off during the process in order to protect the bat-tery. If this occurs, restart the update with the engine running period. Similarly, if the SmartKey position is unintentionally switched to 0, restart the update.Warning! GNever leave the engine running in an en-closed space. The exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide. Inhaling exhaust gases constitutes a health hazard and could lead to loss of consciousness or even death.
161Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Loading a DVD into the DVD changer1Disc slot2Magazine tray buttons 1 – 6왘Switch on COMAND (컄page 85). 왘Press one of the magazine tray buttons 2.If a disc is loaded, it will be ejected.왘Take disc out of slot 1.왘Wait until LED for magazine button 2 which you pressed flashes quickly.왘Slide DVD into slot 1 with printed side facing upwards.COMAND loads the DVD.UpdatingAfter you have loaded the DVD, you will see a message to the effect that the disc does not contain a recognizable audio for-mat.왘Confirming message: Press n.COMAND checks whether the map software on the DVD is compatible with the vehicle’s navigation system and whether it is compatible with the cur-rent system software.Map software is compatible with the navigation system and the current sys-tem softwareCOMAND now checks whether the map data on the DVD is already installed.Map data is not yet installedYou will see a comparison of the version statuses in the display and a prompt will appear asking whether you want to contin-ue with the update.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “No”, COMAND automati-cally ejects the DVD and the map data is not updated.왘Take DVD out of the slot.If you select “Yes”, the map data is up-dated.iEach magazine tray button 2 indicates the status of the corresponding magazine tray by means of an LED.앫LED off = magazine tray is empty앫LED constantly lit = magazine tray is loaded앫LED flashes = CD/DVD changer requesting disc to be loaded
162Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Map data is already installedYou will see a message that the map data is already installed and a prompt will ap-pear asking you whether you want to con-tinue with the update.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “No”, COMAND automati-cally ejects the DVD and the map data is not updated.왘Take DVD out of slot.If you select “Yes”, the existing map data is saved again.Updating the map dataWhile the update is running, you will see a message to this effect and a progress bar. The progress bars fills up from left to right during the update.1Progress barYou can either cancel the update or allow it to run to the end without canceling.왘Canceling an update on the DVD changer: Press corresponding maga-zine tray button 2 (컄page 161).The DVD will be ejected in both cases.왘Take DVD out of slot.왘To allow the update to run to the end without canceling: Take no fur-ther action.If the update is successfully complet-ed, you will see a message to this ef-fect.왘Confirming message: Press n.COMAND ejects the DVD.왘Take DVD out of slot.The update is complete.If the update is not successfully complet-ed, you will see a message that the map update is not possible.왘Confirming message: Press n.COMAND ejects the DVD.왘Take DVD out of slot.The update may not be successfully com-pleted for the following reasons:앫DVD dirty or scratchediIf the update is canceled, the navigation sys-tem remains fully operational with the previous map data. You can restart the update at a later date. It will then continue from the point where it was canceled.iThe navigation system remains fully opera-tional with the previous map data.
163Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)왘Clean DVD.See the “Notes about handling DVDs” section (컄page 160).왘Restart update.앫Overheating due to excessive tempera-tures in the vehicle interior왘Wait until vehicle interior has cooled down.왘Restart update.앫The storage medium (hard disk) inte-grated in COMAND is defective.왘Consult an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.Map software is not compatible with the navigation systemYou will see a message that the update is not possible.왘Confirming message: Press n.COMAND ejects the DVD.왘Take DVD out of slot.왘Load a DVD which is compatible with the vehicle’s navigation system. Map software is not compatible with the current system softwareYou will see a message that the system software and the map software are not compatible.왘Confirming message: Press n.COMAND ejects the DVD.왘Take DVD out of slot.왘Have the system software updated at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.iThe map software cannot be updated until the system software has been updated.
164Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)General notesOperational readiness of the navigation system following a system software update by an authorized Mercedes-Benz CenterAfter a system software update by an au-thorized Mercedes-Benz Center, the in-stalled map software may no longer be compatible. If this is the case, the naviga-tion system will not be operational.You will know if this is the case, when the following message will appear when you switch to navigation mode: “The system software has been updated. The map soft-ware must be updated now. Please insert the DVD with the map software.”왘Updating map software: Proceed as described in the “Updating the map software” section (컄page 160). Use map software which is compatible with the system software.Initial use or use following a system software updateIn both these cases, the navigation system must determine the position of the vehicle. You may have to drive for a while before precise route guidance is possible.GPS receptionCorrect functioning of the navigation sys-tem depends on GPS reception, among other things. In certain situations, GPS re-ception may be impaired, there may be in-terference or there may be no reception at all, e.g. in tunnels, in multistory parking ga-rage or due to snow on the GPS antenna. If there is snow on the GPS antenna, you should remove it. The GPS antenna is at the back of the vehicle roof.The roof cargo container* may also impair mobile phone reception and GPS cover-age. Route guidance after vehicle transpor-tationCOMAND has to redetermine the position of the vehicle if the vehicle has been trans-ported (e.g. by ferry, by train or after tow-ing).Positioning takes place automatically even when COMAND is switched off. The dura-tion varies from one case to another.Route guidance may be restricted as fol-lows during vehicle positioning:앫Navigation announcements, route guidance displays and displayed street names are not consistent with the ac-tual location of the vehicle.앫COMAND does not generate navigation announcements.iPlease note that the update must be allowed to run to the end in this case. If you interrupt it, the navigation system will continue to be non-op-erational.
165Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)앫Instead of the route guidance displays, you see the “Off Road” display and a di-rection arrow. The direction arrow shows the compass heading to the des-tination.When positioning is complete, route guid-ance is once again possible using naviga-tion announcements and route guidance displays.Interrupting the journey during route guidanceThe following applies if you interrupt the journey during route guidance and contin-ue the journey later:앫COMAND resumes route guidance au-tomatically if you continue the journey within 2 hours.앫Route guidance is canceled if you con-tinue the journey after more than 2 hours. It will be necessary to resume the canceled route guidance manually (컄page 216).Hard disk errorsCOMAND has an integrated hard disk on which the map software is saved.If an area of the hard disk has an error, COMAND can no longer access the map data in this area, for example, when calcu-lating a route.The message “Navigation Unavailable. Please refer to the operating instructions.” appears.왘Deleting message: Switch COMAND off and back on.Units of measurementThe units of measurement in navigation mode are identical to those set in the in-strument cluster.Input restrictionsThe input restrictions are imposed starting at a particular vehicle speed. The restric-tions are canceled as soon as the speed drops below a certain value.When the restriction is active, certain oper-ations or entries are not possible.You will notice this by the fact that some menu items cannot be selected or certain operations will not be possible.iThe journey is interrupted if you park the ve-hicle and switch off COMAND.The journey is continued when you switch COMAND back on and start driving on.iIf you switch the navigation system off/on, it will be operational again until it has to access the faulty area of the hard disk again. The mes-sage will then appear again. Consult an autho-rized Mercedes-Benz Center.
166Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Navigation system menu overviewiThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Guide Route (only with route guidance active)Position 6(only with route guidance active)Destination Traffic (USA only)11Depending on your vehicle’s production date the traffic menu may not be available.Select a special des-tination from the cur-rent map view앫Call up route info앫Call up route browser앫Call up the de-tour function앫Call up the save position memory function앫Center the map on the vehicle’s position앫Center the map on the destina-tion positionRepeat the current navigation an-nouncementSelect:앫a destination앫stopover앫save destination앫cancel route guidanceCall up real-time traf-fic messages
167Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Calling up the map display and switch-ing to navigation mode왘Press the N shortcut button once or twice.or왘In the main function line, select “Navi”.Both of these will call up the map display. You will see the map with the menu system either shown or hidden.Illustration: map with route guidance inac-tive and with the menu system shown1Current vehicle positionIllustration: map with route guidance inac-tive and with the menu system hidden (full screen mode)1Current vehicle position2Set map orientation (컄page 170)3Map scale selected (컄page 168)Hiding or showing the menu system왘Hiding: Slide qm.The “Full Screen” menu item appears in the main area of the display; it is auto-matically selected.왘Press n.The menu system is hidden. The map can be seen in the full screen.iThe number of times you have to press the N shortcut button depends on the operating mode currently selected.
168Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)왘Showing: Press n in the full-screen map display.Adjusting the map scale왘Rotate ymz until the desired map scale is set.1Currently set map scale as number2Scale3Currently set map scale as a needle on the scale4Previously set value before calling up the scaleAs soon as you rotate ymz, scale 2 appears. Rotating clockwise zooms in, rotating counterclockwise zooms out.Saving current vehicle position as des-tination in last destinations list왘Showing menu system, if neces-sary: Press n.왘Saving: Select “Position”  “Save Po-sition”.COMAND saves the current vehicle po-sition as a destination in the last desti-nations (컄page 225).Moving the map 왘Slide qmr, omp or wmx.A crosshair appears on the map.1Crosshair2Details of the crosshair position 3Map scaleiIt is only possible to adjust the map scale with the menu system hidden (full-screen map display).iIt is only possible to move the map with the menu system hidden. iDisplay 2 may be the name of a road, for example, provided the digital map contains the necessary data. If no data is available, display 2 shows:앫the coordinates of the crosshair if the geo-coordinate display is switched on (컄page 171) and the GPS signal is strong enough앫no display if the geo-coordinate display is switched off (컄page 171)
169Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Adjusting the map scale왘Rotate ymz.Rotating clockwise zooms in, rotating counterclockwise zooms out.Saving crosshair position as destination in last destinations list왘Showing menu system, if neces-sary: Press n.왘Saving: Select “Position”  “Save Po-sition”.COMAND saves the crosshair position as a destination in the last destinations list (컄page 225).Hiding the crosshair 왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).The crosshair disappears and the map is centered on the vehicle position.or왘Set the map to the vehicle or destina-tion position, see the explanation be-low.Centering the map on the vehicle or destination position왘Centering on the vehicle’s position: Select “Navi”  “Position”  “Vehicle Position Map”.or왘Press back button L when the crosshair is displayed.왘Centering on the destination: Select “Navi”  “Position”  “Destina-tion Position Map”.Basic settingsMap perspective (USA only)Depending on your vehicle’s production date the map perspective function may not be available.COMAND can display the map from a bird's eye view or in the normal map view.왘Select map perspective: Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Map Dis-play”.The map display list appears. A dot R indicates the current setting.왘Select “Bird’s-eye view”.The bird's eye view is switched on or off, depending on the previous status.iIf you have moved the map, you can use this function to rapidly return the map to the position of the vehicle or destination. It is only possible to center the map on the destination position when route guidance is active.iYou can make the following settings regard-less of whether route guidance is active or inac-tive. iIf you scroll the map in the bird's eye view, COMAND switches back to the normal map view.
170Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)Map orientation1Current map orientationThe following may be displayed: 앫8 = “Heading Up” (the map is dis-played so that the direction of travel is always up; the orange point of the icon points north)앫9 = “North Up” (the map view is dis-played so that north is always up)왘Setting map orientation: Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Map Dis-play”.The map display list appears. A dot R indicates the current setting.왘Select “North Up” or “Heading Up”.왘Exiting menu: Slide omp.The map orientation changes accord-ingly.Setting POI symbolsYou can set which points of interest (POIs) should be displayed as symbols in the map. POIs are garages, hotels, movie the-aters or restaurants, for example.The following settings are possible:앫“Standard symbols” (symbol deter-mined by the factory settings)앫“Personal symbols” (you can determine the symbols yourself)앫“No symbols”왘Adjusting: Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Map Display”.The map display list appears. A dot R indicates the current setting.왘Select “Standard symbols”, “Personal symbols” or “No symbols”.If you select “Personal symbols”, the list of POIs appears.왘Switching POI symbol display on or off: Select the desired POI.The corresponding symbol displays are switched on or off, depending on the previous status. A check-mark indicates which status is ac-tive. You can switch on the symbol displays for more than one POI.iDepending on the map scale on the map, POI symbols may not be visible on the map al-though their display is activated. In addition, POI symbols may be covered by the map’s labels.
171Control systemsCOMAND navigation (introduction)왘Exiting menu: Slide omp or press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Geo-coordinate displayIllustration: map with geo-coordinate dis-play switched on1Current height above sea level2Number of GPS satellites from which signals for positioning can be received3Coordinate displayDisplay options with geo-coordinate dis-play switched onIf the crosshair is displayed on the map view (map was moved manually), only dis-play 3 is visible.It shows either the coordinates of the crosshair or other data on the crosshair position, e.g. a street name. The digital map must contain relevant data in order for this other data to be displayed.Switching the geo-coordinate display on or off왘Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Map Dis-play”.The map display list appears. 왘Select “Coordinates”.The geo-coordinate display is switched on or off, depending on the previous status. A checkmark indicates which status is active.왘Exiting menu: Slide omp or press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Setting route type (USA only)Depending on your vehicle’s production date the route type function may not be available.You can set the following route types:앫“Fast Route”: COMAND calculates a route with the shortest possible (mini-mized) driving time.iThe list shows all symbols that are contained in the digital map across all states (USA) and/or provinces (CDN). Not all POIs in all states (USA) or in all provinces (CDN) are available, however. Certain POI symbols may not be displayed on the map, even if the symbol display is switched on. iThere must be sufficient GPS reception for displays 1, 2 and 3 to be shown. Height dis-play 1 is an approximation because the naviga-tion system uses the GPS signals for the calculation.iIf there is no crosshair on the map view, dis-plays 1, 2 and 3 are visible. Display 3 shows the coordinates of the current vehicle po-sition.
172Control systems앫“Short Route”: COMAND calculates a route with the shortest possible (minimized) distance taking distance and driving time into account.왘Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Mode”.The mode list appears. A square 쐍 indi-cates the current setting.왘Select route type: “Fast Route” or “Short Route”.왘Exit menu: Slide omp or press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).Setting route mode왘Select “Navi”  “Navi”  “Mode”.The mode list appears.왘Switching mode on or off: Select desired modes.Depending on the previous status, the mode is switched on or off. A check-mark indicates that the mode is switched on. It is possible to switch on more than one mode.왘Exiting menu: Slide omp or press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).COMAND will verify whether it can in-corporate the modes if you select them with route guidance active. If it can, COMAND calculates a new route while incorporating the modes selected.If it cannot, you will see and hear a cor-responding message.왘Select “OK”.COMAND calculates a new route. Only those modes which can be in-corporated are used.iIf you change the route type setting during active route guidance, COMAND calculates a new route. If you change the setting when route guidance is inactive, COMAND uses the new set-ting for the next route guidance.iThis function allows you to set the following options for route guidance:앫“Minimize Highways”앫“Minimize Toll Roads”앫“Minimize Tunnels”앫“Minimize Ferries/Motorail”
173Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)COMAND navigation system (entering a destination)The following destination entry options are available:앫Entering a destination by address앫Entering a destination from the desti-nation memory앫Entering a destination from the list of last destinations앫Entering a destination from the map앫Entering a stopover앫Entering a POIEntering a destination by the addressTo enter an address you may proceed as follows: 앫Enter state (USA) or province (CDN), street and town/city앫Enter state (USA) or province (CDN), town/city and street앫Enter state (USA) or province (CDN), town/city and center앫Enter state (USA) or province (CDN), zip code and center앫Enter state (USA) or province (CDN), zip code and streetCalling up the address input menu왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Ad-dress Entry”.The address input menu appears. It shows a state (USA) or a province (CDN). Which state or province is shown depends on the vehicle’s loca-tion.1State (USA) or province (CDN)Warning! GFor safety reasons, only enter a new desti-nation when the vehicle is stationary.iIt is possible to enter a destination regard-less of whether route guidance is active or inac-tive.iIt is not possible to enter an address when the vehicle has exceeded a certain speed. As soon as the vehicle speed drops below a certain value, the function is available again.iIf Russian or Chinese is set as the system language, the address must be entered using Latin letters. Setting the system language (컄page 240).iAs additional information to the street entry, you can enter either a house number or an inter-section.A zip code entry replaces the town/city entry.컄컄
174Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)Menu items in the address input menuSome menu items will not or not yet be available, depending on the sequence in which you enter the address and the data version.Example: If you have not made any entries, menu items “House No.”, “Center”, “Inter-section”, “POI”, “Start” and “Save” will not yet be available. And the “Zip Code” menu item will not be available if the digital map does not contain any zip codes.Entering a state (USA)왘In the address input menu, select “State/Prov”  “States (U.S.)”.A list of states appears with input char-acters; the input characters are auto-matically activated.List of states with input characters1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user 3Characters automatically added by the system4Clear last character entry5Currently selectable characters6Currently non-selectable characters7Input characters8List of states9Currently selected charactersWhile the numbers are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the state which best corre-sponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with other likely input characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.iYou can only enter those states which are saved on the digital map.iIn the list of input characters 7, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.컄컄
175Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a state, the input characters 7 disappear automatically. You see the list of states without the input characters. Here you can confirm the cur-rent entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the list of states without in-put characters at any time.왘Switching manually to list of states without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.List of states without input characters왘Selecting a state: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” by sliding om and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.The address input menu appears again. It shows the abbreviation for the se-lected state. The following menu items are now avail-able:앫“Map”: Entering a destination from the map (컄page 194) 앫“State/Prov”: Re-enter state (USA) or province (CDN) 앫“Town”: Entering a town or city (컄page 179) 앫“Street”: Entering a street (컄page 181)앫“Zip Code”: Entering the zip code (컄page 177) 왘Continuing destination entry: Select one of the menu items men-tioned above.iIt is not possible to enter zip codes if the dig-ital map does not contain any zip codes for the selected state.
176Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)Entering a province (Canada)왘In the address input menu, select “State/Prov”  “Provinces (Canada)”.A list of provinces appears.왘Select desired province.The address input menu appears again. It shows the abbreviation for the se-lected province.The following menu items are now avail-able:앫“Map”: Entering a destination from the map (컄page 194) 앫“State/Prov”: Re-enter state (USA) or province (CDN) 앫“Town”: Entering a town or city (컄page 179) 앫“Street”: Entering a street (컄page 181)앫“Zip Code”: Entering the zip code (컄page 177)왘Continuing destination entry: Select one of the menu items men-tioned above.Quick access to most recently entered states (USA) or provinces (CDN)왘In the address input menu, select “State/Prov”  “Last States/Provinc-es”.The list of most recently entered states (USA) or provinces (CDN) appears. The last entry is at the top of the list.왘Select desired state (USA) or desired province (CDN).The address input menu appears again. It shows the abbreviation for the se-lected state (USA) or province (CDN).The following menu items are now avail-able:앫“Map”: Entering a destination from the map (컄page 194) 앫“State/Prov”: Re-enter state (USA) or province (CDN)앫“Town”: Entering a town or city (컄page 179) 앫“Street”: Entering a street (컄page 181)앫“Zip Code”: Entering the zip code (컄page 177)왘Continuing destination entry: Select one of the menu items men-tioned above.iIt is not possible to enter a zip code if the digital map does not contain any zip codes for the selected province (CDN).iIt is not possible to enter a zip code if the digital map does not contain any zip codes for the selected state (USA) or province (CDN).
177Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)Entering the zip code왘In the address input menu, select “Zip Code”. A list of zip codes appears with input characters; the input characters 4 are automatically acti-vated.List of zip codes with input characters1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Numbers entered by the user 3Numbers automatically added by the system4Input characters5Currently selectable numbers6Currently selected numbers7Currently non-selectable numbers8List of zip codesWhile the numbers are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the zip code which best corre-sponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements numbers 2 entered by the user with other likely numbers 3.왘Selecting numbers: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming number selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual numbers: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.iIt is not possible to enter a zip code if you have already entered other address data aside from the state (USA) or province (CDN).You can only enter those zip codes which are saved on the digital map.The available zip codes depend on the state (USA) or province (CDN) most recently entered.iIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select numbers which can be currently en-tered. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your destination and the data version of the digital map.
178Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the numbers entered to a zip code, input characters 4 disappear. You see the list of zip codes without the input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the list of zip codes without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to list of zip codes without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.List of zip codes without input characters왘Selecting a zip code: Slide qmr or ro-tate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.You will see the address input menu again. It shows one of the following items of infor-mation:앫Street and if necessary, house number, town/city, state (USA) or province (CDN)앫Town/city, state (USA) or province (CDN) and zip code앫State (USA) or province (CDN) and zip codeWhich of the following menu items are now available depends on the situation, or may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not avail-able cannot be selected.앫“Map”: Using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194) iThe street and, if necessary, the house num-ber, will then appear as soon as COMAND can at-tribute the zip code to an appropriate address.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu.
179Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)앫“Street”: entering a street (컄page 181) 앫“Center”: entering a center (컄page 184) 앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191)왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Entering a town or city왘In the address input menu, select “Town”.The list of towns/cities appears either with or without the input characters (컄page 180). Whether or not the input characters ap-pear depends on how many towns or cities are available for the desired state (USA) or province (CDN).List of towns or cities with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 4 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Input characters5Currently non-selectable characters6Currently selectable character7List of towns/cities8Currently selected characteriIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu. iYou can only enter those towns or cities which are saved on the digital map.It is not possible to enter a town or city when you have already entered a street which COMAND can clearly attribute to a town or city.If COMAND cannot clearly attribute a previously entered street to a town/city, only those towns or cities are available which have a street of that name.If you have not yet entered a street before enter-ing the town or city, towns or cities within the state (USA) or province (CDN) previously en-tered are available.
180Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)The top list entry 1 at first shows either the town or city in which the vehicle is cur-rently located or the town or city which best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point. As soon as you enter a character from in-put characters 4, the top list entry 1 shows the town or city that best corre-sponds to the input data as it has been en-tered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a town or city, the input characters 4 disappear auto-matically. You see the list of towns or cities without the input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the list of towns/cities with-out input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the list of towns/cities without input charac-ters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.List of towns/cities without input characters1Symbol for more selection optionsiIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.iThe current town or city is shown if:앫you have accepted the current state (USA) or province (CDN) when entering the state (USA) or province (CDN)앫and if you select town/city entry immediate-ly afterward
181Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Selecting a town or city: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.Towns/cities with symbol 1 mean that there is more than one in the se-lected state (USA) or province (CDN). Confirming one of these towns/cities will take you to a further sub-selection.If there are no other selection options, the address input menu appears again. It shows one of the following items of infor-mation:앫Town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN)앫Street, town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN)Which of the following menu items are now available depends on the situation, or may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not avail-able cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194) 앫“Street”: entering the street (컄page 181) 앫“House No.”: entering the house num-ber (컄page 186) 앫“Center”: entering the center (컄page 184) 앫“Intersection”: entering the intersec-tion (컄page 189) 앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191) 왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Entering a streetiThe street is visible if you have entered it be-fore entering the town or city.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu. iIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu. iIt is not possible to enter a street if:앫you have already entered a center앫you have already entered a zip code that COMAND can clearly attribute to a street컄컄
182Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘In the address input menu, select “Street”.The list of streets appears either with or without the input characters (컄page 183). Whether or not the input characters appear depends on how many streets are available for the se-lected town or city.Street list with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 6 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Currently non-selectable characters5Currently selectable character6Input characters7Street list8Currently selected characterThe top list entry 1 first shows the street first alphabetically and best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point. As soon as you enter a character from in-put characters 6, the top list entry 1 shows the street which best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.iYou can only enter those streets which are saved on the digital map.If you have not entered a town or city before en-tering the street, only those streets within the state (USA) or province (CDN) previously en-tered are available. If you have already entered a town or city, streets within that town or city are available.If you have entered a zip code before entering the street, only those streets within the zip code area are available.iIn the list of input characters 6, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.컄컄
183Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a street, the in-put characters 6 disappear. You see the street list without the input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the street list without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the street list without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.Street list without input characters1Symbol for more selection options왘Selecting a street: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.Streets with symbol 1 run through several suburbs. Confirming one of these streets takes you to a further sub-selection.If there are no other selection options, the address input menu appears again after the confirmation.It shows one of the following items of infor-mation:앫Street and state (USA) or province (CDN)앫Street, town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN)Which of the following menu items are now available depends on the situation, or may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not avail-able cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194) iThe town or city is visible if you have entered it before entering the street, or if COMAND can clearly attribute the street entered to a town or city.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu.
184Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)앫“House No.”: entering the house num-ber (컄page 186) 앫“Intersection”: entering the intersec-tion (컄page 189) 앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191) 왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Entering a center왘In the address input menu, select “Cen-ter”.The list of centers appears either with or without the input characters (컄page 185). Whether or not the input characters appear depends on how many centers are available in the se-lected town or city.List of centers with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 7 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Currently non-selectable characters5Currently selectable character6Currently selected character7Input characters8List of centersiEntering an intersection is restricted to streets within the vicinity of the street entered. iIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu. iIt is not possible to enter a center if:앫you have not yet entered a town or city앫you have already entered a street앫you have already entered a zip code that COMAND can clearly attribute to an addressYou can only enter those centers which are saved on the digital map.Depending on the previous entry, centers are available either for the town/city entered or the zip code area entered.
185Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)While the characters are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the center which best corre-sponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a center, the in-put characters 7 disappear. You see the list of centers without the input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the list of centers without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the list of centers without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.List of centers without input characters왘Selecting a center: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.After the confirmation, the address in-put menu appears again. It shows the center, town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN).iIn the list of input characters 7, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.컄컄
186Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)Which of the following menu items are now available may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not available cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194) 앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219)앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191)왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Entering a house numberHow the house number is entered depends on whether you have already entered just the street or both the street and the town or city (컄page 187).With only the street entered previouslyWhen COMAND can clearly allocate the street to a town or city, the house number appears without input characters. Select a house number from the list (컄page 189).When COMAND cannot clearly allocate the street to a town or city, a house number screen appears. You can now enter a house number.1Numbers entered by the user2Input characters3Currently selected number왘Selecting numbers: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming number selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual numbers: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the center seen in the address input menu.iIn this case, entering a point of interest is based on the center seen in the address input menu.iThe house number can only be entered after the street has been entered. You can only enter those house numbers which are saved on the digital map. The digital map does not contain all house numbers for all streets.컄컄
187Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming entry: Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.If COMAND cannot clearly attribute the house number to a town or city, the town/city input menu appears.왘Entering town: Proceed as de-scribed in the “Entering a town or city” section (컄page 179).After the town or city has been en-tered, the address input menu ap-pears again.If COMAND can clearly attribute the house number to a town or city, the ad-dress input menu also appears.In both cases, the address input menu shows the house number, street, town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN).Which of the following menu items are now available may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not available cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194)앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191) 왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.With the street and town/city previously entered왘In the address input menu, select “House No.”.The list of house numbers appears ei-ther with or without the input charac-ters (컄page 189). Whether or not the input characters appear depends on how many house numbers are available in the selected street.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu. iIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu.
188Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)List of house numbers with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 4 are automatically activated.1Numbers entered by the user 2Numbers automatically added by the system3Top list entry based on the input data up to that point4Input characters5Currently non-selectable numbers6Currently selected number7Currently selectable numbers8List of house numbersWhile the numbers are being selected as described below, the top list entry 3 al-ways shows the house number which best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements numbers 1 entered by the user with appropriate numbers 2.왘Selecting numbers: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming number selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual numbers: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the numbers entered to a house number, the input characters 4 disappear. You see the list of house numbers without the input characters. Here you can confirm the cur-rent entry or make another selection.During number entry, you can also manual-ly switch to the list of house numbers with-out input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the list of house numbers without input char-acters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.iIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.
189Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)List of house numbers without input characters왘Selecting house numbers: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.After the confirmation, the address in-put menu appears again. It shows the house number, street, town/city and state (USA) or province (CDN).Which of the following menu items are now available may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not available cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194) 앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation (컄page 191) 왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Entering an intersection왘In the address input menu, select “In-tersection”.The list of intersections appears either with or without the input characters (컄page 191). Whether or not the input characters appear depends on how many intersections are available for the selected street.iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu. iIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu. iThe intersection can only be entered after the street has been entered.You can only enter those intersections which are saved on the digital map.
190Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)List of intersections with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 4 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Input characters5Currently non-selectable characters6Currently selectable character7List of intersections8Currently selected characterWhile the characters are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the intersection which best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling character entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to an intersection, the input characters 4 disappear. You see the list of intersections without the input characters. Here you can confirm the cur-rent entry or make another selection.During character entry, you can also man-ually switch to the list of intersections without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the list of in-tersections without input charac-ters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.iIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.
191Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)List of intersections without input characters왘Selecting an intersection: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Either the address input menu appears again, or the town/city input menu.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘If the town/city input menu ap-pears: Enter a town or city.After the town or city has been entered, the address input menu appears again.Which of the following menu items are now available may depend on the data version of the digital map. The menu items which are not available cannot be selected.앫“Map”: using the map to enter a desti-nation (컄page 194)앫“POI”: entering a point of interest (컄page 197) 앫“Save”: saving a destination in the des-tination memory (컄page 219) 앫“Start”: starting the route calculation왘Continuing or completing destina-tion entry: Select one of the menu items mentioned above.Starting the route calculation왘After entering the destination, select “Start”.The route calculation will start if route guidance has not already been activat-ed.If route guidance has already been ac-tivated, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to end the current route guidance.iThe town/city input menu appears if the in-tersection entered cannot be clearly attributed to a town or city.iA detailed description of how to enter a town or city can be found in the “Entering a town or city” section (컄page 179).iIn this case, using the map for destination entry is based on the town or city seen in the ad-dress input menu. iIn this case, entering a POI is based on the town or city seen in the address input menu. iYou cannot start the route calculation until all the necessary address data has been en-tered.
192Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, COMAND will stop the route guidance and start the route calculation for the new destination. If you select “No”, COMAND will con-tinue with the active route guidance.The new destination is discarded.During the route calculation, an arrow will indicate the linear direction to the destination. Below this, you will see the message “Calculating Route”.Once the route has been calculated, route guidance begins (컄page 208).Entering a destination from the destination memory왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Memory”.The destination memory list appears ei-ther with or without the input charac-ters (컄page 193). Whether the input characters appear depends on the number of entries in the destination memory.Destination memory list with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 4 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Input characters5Currently non-selectable characters6Destination memory list7Currently selected character8Currently selectable charactersiRoute calculation requires a certain amount of time. The time depends on the distance from the destination, for example.COMAND calculates the route using the digital map data. The calculated route may differ from the actual road situation, e.g. due to road con-struction or incomplete map data. Please make sure that you observe the notes about the digital map (컄page 160).iThe destination memory always contains an entry called “My Address”. You can save your home address, for example, under this entry (컄page 219). iIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the content of the destination memory.
193Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)While the characters are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the destination which best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Changing language for the input characters: Select !.왘Select desired language.왘Changing character set for the input characters: Select #.Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special char-acters or to numbers with special char-acters.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a destination, the input characters 4 disappear.You see the destination memory list with-out input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selec-tion.You can also manually switch to the desti-nation memory list without input charac-ters at any time.왘Switching manually to the destina-tion memory list without input char-acters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.Destination memory list without input characters왘Selecting a destination: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Press back but-ton L in the center console (컄page 86).
194Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)or왘Select “Back” and press n.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).Entering a destination from the list of last destinations왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Last Destinations”.The list of last destinations appears. The most recent destination is at the top of the list.왘Select desired destination.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).Entering a destination from the mapCalling up the map왘In the address input menu, select “Map” (컄page 173).You will see the map with a crosshair. The map is set to the address set in the address input menu.or왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Via Map”.You will see the map with a crosshair.1Crosshair2Details of the crosshair position 3Map scaleiThe “Back” menu item is only present if this list was called up from the list with input charac-ters.iDepending on the factory settings of the ve-hicle, it may not be possible to enter a destina-tion while the vehicle exceeds a preset speed. As soon as the vehicles speed drops to below the preset speed, the function is available again.You can enter a destination via the map if the dig-ital map does not contain the address of the des-tination, but the destination must be within the area of the digital map.iDisplay 2 may be the name of a road, for example, provided the digital map contains the necessary data. If no data is available, display 2 shows:앫the coordinates if the geo-coordinate display is switched on (컄page 171)앫no display if the geo-coordinate display is switched off (컄page 171)
195Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (entering a destination)Moving the map and selecting the des-tination왘Moving map: Slide qmr, omp or wmx.왘Adjusting map scale: Rotate ymz.Rotating clockwise enlarges the map, rotating counterclockwise reduces it.왘Selecting a destination: Press n.If the crosshair is located off the edge of the digital map, a route cannot be calculated to this destination and you will see the message “The destination is located off the map.”.왘Select “OK”.왘Move the map and select a destination again.If the destination is within the limits of the digital map, COMAND attempts to attribute the destination to the map, which can take approximately 2 seconds.If the destination can be attributed, you will see the address of the destination. If not, you will see the display “Destina-tion from map”.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).Entering a stopoverEntering predefined destinations왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Stopover”.If a stopover has already been entered, you can change it.왘Changing: Select “Change Stop-over”.You can now select a category.왘Selecting a category: Select category, e.g. “Gas station”.COMAND first looks for destinations within the immediate vicinity of the ve-hicle and near the vehicle’s route. If there are no destinations available there, COMAND searches for destina-tions in an area around the vehicle po-sition.If COMAND does not find any destina-tions, you will see a message to this ef-fect.왘Select “OK”.You can now select a different category.iWhen route guidance is active, you can en-ter a stopover. Stopovers can be predefined des-tinations from the following predefined categories:앫“Mercedes-Benz Center”앫“Hospital”앫“Gas station”앫“Parking lot”앫“Restaurant”However, you can also enter destinations other than the predefined ones. iYou can use the stopover function to influ-ence the route guidance calculation to the main destination. When you have reached your stop-over, COMAND automatically calculates the route to the main destination.
196Control systemsIf COMAND finds destinations, you will see a list of the destinations and details of how far away they are in the right-hand side of the display. The information about how far away the destinations are can take a few seconds to be displayed. The left-hand part of the display shows the destinations on the map. The desti-nation marked in the list is highlighted in the map.왘Selecting a destination: Select the desired destination from list.The address of the destination ap-pears.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).Entering another destination as a stop-over왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Stopover”.왘Entering: Select “Other”.You can select between the following menu items:앫“Address Entry”앫“From Memory”앫“From Last Destinations”앫“From POIs”왘Select a menu item.Subsequent destination entries may differ, depending on your selection:앫“Address Entry” selection: 왘Enter a destination by address (컄page 173). 앫“From Memory” selection:왘Enter a destination from the desti-nation memory (컄page 192). 앫“From Last Destinations” selection: 왘Enter a destination from the list of last destinations (컄page 194). 앫“From POIs” selection: 왘Enter a special destination (컄page 197). 왘Starting route calculation: After entering a destination, select “Start” (컄page 191).Changing a stopoverIf a stopover has already been entered, you can change it.왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Stopover”  “Change Stopover”.왘Enter another destination as a stop-over.Deleting the stopoverIf a stopover has already been entered, you can delete it.왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “Stopover”  “Delete Stopover”.COMAND deletes the stopover and cal-culates the route to the main destina-tion.
197Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)COMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)Entering a POI in the surrounding area왘In the map view while the menu system is displayed, select “Destination”  “From POIs”  “Current Position” (컄page 167).왘Continue with designating the POI cat-egory (컄page 198).Entering a POI in the surroundings of a given townOption 1왘In the map view while the menu system is displayed, select “Destination”  “From POIs”  “Other Town” (컄page 167).왘If necessary, enter state (USA) (컄page 174) or province (CDN) (컄page 174).왘Entering town: Select “Town”.The town/city input menu appears.왘Then proceed as described in the “En-tering a town or city” section (컄page 179).왘After entering the town or city, contin-ue with designating the POI category (컄page 198).Option 2왘Enter an address in the address input menu (컄page 173).왘Select “POI”.왘Continue with designating the POI cat-egory (컄page 198).Entering a POI in a different region왘In the map view while the menu system is displayed, select “Destination”  “From POIs”  “Global POI” (컄page 167).The category list appears. The state (USA) or province (CDN) currently se-lected is shown in the first list entry.iThis function gives you quick access to POIs which are of national interest in the state (USA) or province (CDN) you have selected. The follow-ing categories may be available:앫“AIRPORT”앫“BORDER CROSSING”앫“HIGHWAY ACCESS”Not all categories are available in all states (USA) or provinces (CDN).
198Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)왘Selecting another state (USA) or province (CDN): Select the first list entry.A list of states/provinces appears.왘Select desired state (USA) or province (CDN).If there are no POIs for the selected state (USA) or province (CDN), you will see a corresponding message.왘Closing message: Select “OK”.You can again select a state (prov-ince).If there are POIs, you will see the cate-gory list again.왘Proceed as described in the “Selecting a category” paragraph in the “Main cat-egory list without input characters” section (컄page 200).Designating a POI categoryThe categories and POIs available depend on the distance from the vehicle position you have set for the POI.앫POI in the surrounding area:categories sorted alphabetically and POIs sorted by distance within a radius of about 12 mi around the vehicle posi-tion are available. You can extend the search radius using the list options (컄page 203).앫POI within a given town:If you have only entered the state (USA) or province (CDN) and the town or city, alphabetically sorted categories and al-phabetically sorted POIs within the town/city are available.If you have entered more than the state (USA) or province (CDN) and the town or city, alphabetically sorted categories and POIs sorted by distance within a radius of about 12 mi around the ad-dress entered are available. You can extend the search radius and the category selection using the list op-tions (컄page 203).앫POIs in a different region:Alphabetically sorted categories and alphabetically sorted POIs are avail-able.Entering a categoryDepending on the number of available cat-egories, the main category list appears for category entry either with or without input characters (컄page 200).
199Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)Main category list with input charactersWhen this list appears, the input charac-ters 5 are automatically activated.1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Symbol for available POIs or other available subcategories5Input characters6Currently non-selectable characters7Currently selectable character8Currently selected character9Main category listWhile the characters are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the category which best corre-sponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a category, the input characters 5 disappear.You see the list of main categories without the input characters. Here you can confirm the current entry or make another selec-tion.You can also manually switch to the main category list without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the main cat-egory list without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.iIn the list of input characters 5, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.컄컄
200Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)Main category list without input charactersExample illustration: main category list for POIs in the surrounding area1Category2Symbol for available POIs or other available subcategories왘Selecting a main category: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.Main categories with symbol 2 con-tain either POIs or subcategories. Fur-ther operation depends on whether the selected main category contains sub-categories or only POIs.Selected main category contains subcate-gories:Selecting such a main category opens a list of subcategories. The illustration below shows by way of example the “RESTAU-RANT” main category with available sub-categories 4.1Main category2To show all POIs for all subcategories under category 13Symbol for available POIs4Subcategory왘Selecting a subcategory: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).컄컄
201Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)왘Confirming selection: Press n.After selecting a subcategory, a list of POIs appears. It contains the POIs available within the search radius of the subcategory.Selected main category contains no sub-categories, but only POIs:Selecting such a main category immedi-ately opens a list of POIs. The POI list con-tains the available POIs within the search radius of the main category.POI listDepending on the situation, COMAND first shows the following list or the POI list with input characters.The illustration below shows by way of ex-ample the POI list for the “RESTAURANT” main category, “FRENCH CUISINE” subcat-egory within the surrounding area.1Compass heading to the destination2Linear distance to the destination3Special destinationIn the POI list, you can either select a POI or enter the name of the POI. Selecting a POI왘Select desired POI.The POI list disappears and the address of the POI appears.왘Back to POI list: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).iIf you have selected list item 2, the POI list contains all POIs for all subcategories within the search radius of main category 1.iDisplays 1 and 2 are not visible if you have already entered a POI within a particular town or city. Displays 1 and 2 are static; they do not change while you are driving.컄컄
202Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)Entering name of POI왘Select “Options”  “Spell”.The POI list appears with input charac-ters; the input characters are automat-ically activated.POI list with input characters1Top list entry based on the input data up to that point2Characters entered by the user3Characters automatically added by the system4Input characters5Currently selectable character6Currently non-selectable characters7POI list8Currently selected characterWhile the characters are being selected as described below, the top list entry 1 al-ways shows the POI that best corresponds to the input data as it has been entered up to that point.At the same time, COMAND automatically supplements characters 2 entered by the user with appropriate characters 3.왘Selecting characters: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming character selection: Press n.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) in the bottom line and press n.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) in the bottom line and press n until the entire entry is deleted.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back” in the bottom line and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).iFor POIs in other regions, this list also shows the compass heading to the destination as well as the linear distance to the destination, as in the previous illustration. iIn the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your desti-nation and the data version of the digital map.컄컄
203Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (Point of interest entry)As soon as COMAND can clearly attribute the characters entered to a POI, the input characters 4 disappear.You see the POI list without input charac-ters. Here you can confirm the current en-try or make another selection.You can also manually switch to the POI list without input characters at any time.왘Switching manually to the POI list without input characters: Slide qm.or왘Select ? in the second line from the bottom and press n.POI list without input characters왘Selecting a destination: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Canceling selection: Select “Back” and press n.or왘Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).List optionsOptions in category and POI listsIf you enter a POI in the surrounding area, initially, only categories and POIs within a radius of approximately 12 mi around the vehicle position are available.The same applies if you enter a POI within a given town or city and have previously entered more than the state (USA) or prov-ince (CDN) and the city or town.If you expand the list, the search radius in-creases to around 90 mi. This gives you ac-cess to all categories and POIs within a radius of about 90 mi.왘Expanding list: In one of the lists se-lect “Options”  “Expand Search”.The list is expanded.
204Control systemsOptions only in POI lists왘Displaying details of the selected entry: Select “Options”  “Details”.The detailed view appears.왘Closing detailed view: Select “OK”.Entering a POI from the map왘Select “Guide” in the map view with the menu system displayed (컄page 167).You will see POI symbols on the map, depending on whether POIs are avail-able and which map scale is set. The scale at which the symbols are dis-played on the map varies according to the symbol.You can set which symbols COMAND should display (컄page 170).The POI closest to the center of the screen is automatically marked.If there are no POIs available, the “Back” menu item is automatically highlighted and you cannot select oth-er menu items.1Highlighted POI2Information about the highlighted POI왘Selecting a POI: Select “Next” or “Pre-vious”.The next or the previous POI is marked.왘Displaying details of the selection: Select “Details”.왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).A prompt appears asking whether the POI should be used as the destination.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, the route calcula-tion begins. If you select “No”, you can select a new POI.iIf the crosshair is shown on the map, you can enter POIs in the vicinity of the crosshair.If the crosshair is not shown on the map, you can enter POIs in the vicinity of the vehicle’s current position.
205Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (real-time traffic) (USA only)COMAND navigation system (re-al-time traffic) (USA only)Depending on your vehicle’s production date the real-time traffic function may not be available.A RDS-TMC (Radio Data System-Traffic Message Channel) radio transmitter broadcasts traffic reports COMAND can receive and incorporate into the navigation system. Traffic report messages and map symbols can then be viewed in the COMAND display. Events displayed are those within receivable range of the vehi-cle's location.Real-time traffic notifications in the mapCOMAND can display certain traffic events in the map. The notifications are shown at the map scales from 0.05 mi (50 m) to 500 mi (500 km).왘Set the map scale: Turn ymz until the desired map scale is set.Turning clockwise enlarges the map, turning counterclockwise reduces it. Display example for a traffic jam on the route1Symbol for event on the route2Marker symbols for the affected route section3Current vehicle position and direction of travel4Map scaleiActual road and traffic conditions may be different from the received messages.iCOMAND marks the entire route section af-fected with the appropriate symbols 2, inde-pendently of its actual length on the route section. The symbols 2 are shown in the direc-tion of travel on the left or right of the route.Thus, they also indicate which side of the roadway is affected by the event.
206Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (real-time traffic) (USA only)The following shows the possible symbol displays.1Traffic jam on the route (symbol with red border)2Traffic jam away from the route (sym-bol with gray border)3Stop and go traffic on the route (sym-bol with red border)4Stop and go traffic away from the route (symbol with gray border)5Blocked section on the route6Traffic jam7Stop and go trafficDisplaying real-time traffic reportsDisplaying the message list왘Select “Navi”  “Traffic”.COMAND searches for real-time traffic transmitters. When no traffic reports are present, you will see a display to this effect.List for inactive route guidanceWhen route guidance is inactive, the list displays all streets for which messages are present.1Affected street list왘Read a message: Select a street.You can find an example message on (컄page 207).왘Close the list: Slide omp.iInstead of a street, an area or a region can also be affected by a message, for example, when visibility is limited due to fog.
207Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (real-time traffic) (USA only)왔List for active route guidanceWhen route guidance is active, the list dis-plays only the streets which are part of the route and for which messages are present.1Show all messages (including those which do not affect the route)2Affected streets (only shown when messages which affect the route are present)왘Display all messages: Select “Display All Messages”.All streets are shown for which mes-sages are present, as well as for those which are not on the route.왘Read a message: Select a street.You can find an example message on (컄page 207).왘Close the list: Slide omp once or re-peatedly.Example message1Selection display (“Messages On Route” or “All messages”)2Symbol for message event (e.g. traffic jam)3Street affected by the message4Message 1 of 5 for the affected street5Message textThe symbols for the possible message events are shown in the following.1Traffic jam symbol2Stop and go traffic symbol3Warning message symbol4Blocked section symbol왘Scroll through the contents or to the next message: Turn ymz or slide qmr.
208Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)COMAND navigation system (route guidance)Route guidanceCOMAND guides you to the destination us-ing navigation commands in the form of audible navigation announcements and route guidance displays.If, for any reason, you do not follow the navigation commands or if you leave the calculated route, COMAND automatically calculates a new route to the destination.If the map data contains the relevant infor-mation, COMAND tries to avoid roads that only have limited access, e.g. roads closed to through-traffic and non-residents.Warning! GCOMAND calculates the route to the desti-nation without taking account of the follow-ing, for example:앫Traffic lights앫Stop and right-of-way signs앫Parking or stopping prohibited areas앫Lane merges앫Other road and traffic rules and regula-tions앫Narrow bridgesCOMAND may give incorrect navigation commands if the data in the digital map does not correspond with the actual road/traffic situation. For example, if the traffic routing has been changed or the di-rection of a one-way road has been re-versed.For this reason, you must always observe applicable road and traffic rules and regula-tions during your journey. Road and traffic rules and regulations always have priority over the navigation commands generated by the system.iThe route guidance displays can only be seen if the display is switched to navigation mode.
209Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)Roads that have time restrictions (e.g. closed on Sundays and public holidays) are not considered for route guidance, if the digital map contains the relevant informa-tion. Examples of displays and announce-ments for a driving maneuverDriving maneuvers have three phases:앫Preparation phase앫Announcement phase앫Maneuver phasePreparation phaseCOMAND prepares you for the upcoming driving maneuver. Based on the example display below, the driving maneuver is an-nounced with the “Prepare to turn left” message. The display is not split and shows the map over the full screen.1Point at which the driving maneuver takes place (light blue dot)2Route (highlighted blue)3Current vehicle position; the triangle points in the vehicle’s direction of trav-elAnnouncement phaseCOMAND announces the next driving ma-neuver. Based on the example display be-low, the driving maneuver is announced 700 feet in advance with the “Turn left in 700 feet to your destination” message.The display is divided in two. In the left half, you see the normal map view. In the right half, there is either an enlarged view of the area surrounding the intersection (intersection zoom) or simply a symbol for the next driving maneuver.The following example illustration shows the intersection zoom in the right half.
210Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)1Next road2Driving maneuver (turn left)3Graphical representation of the dis-tance to the driving maneuver4Point at which the driving maneuver takes place (light blue dot, shown in both the left and right displays)5Information about distance to the next driving maneuver6Route (highlighted in blue; shown in both the left and right displays)7Current vehicle position; the triangle in-dicates the vehicle’s direction of travel (shown in both the left and right dis-plays)8Street on which you are currently driv-ing, if included on the digital map9DestinationManeuver phaseCOMAND announces the next driving ma-neuver. Based on the example display be-low, the driving maneuver is announced 150 feet in advance with the “Now turn left” message. The display is also split into two halves, as for the announcement phase.1Graphical representation of the dis-tance to the next driving maneuver2Information about distance to the next driving maneuverExample of a display without driving maneuvers1Main destination <2Stopover = (only visible if a stopover has been entered)3Route (highlighted blue)4Current vehicle position; the triangle in-dicates the vehicle’s direction of travel5Set map orientation – for an explana-tion and settings, see (컄page 170)6Set scale – for an explanation and set-tings, see (컄page 168)iThe filled-in section of distance graphic 3 gets shorter the nearer you get to the announced driving maneuver.iOnce the maneuver is completed, COMAND automatically switches back to the non-split screen.
211Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)Destination or destination area reachedOnce you have reached your destination, you will hear the announcement “You have reached the destination”. For certain POIs (airports or highway junctions), you will hear the announcement “You have reached the destination area”. In addition, you will see a corresponding display and route guidance is automatically ended.1Destination on the map2Destination flagPartially digitized areas If the destination is within a partially digitized areaCOMAND guides you through fully digitized areas for as long as possible. Route guid-ance is conducted in the usual manner, i.e. with navigation announcements and route guidance displays. Before the vehicle reaches a partially digi-tized area, COMAND notifies you of this with the following announcements:앫“Be prepared to enter an area where turn by turn guidance cannot be provid-ed.”앫“In 700 feet you will enter an area where turn by turn guidance cannot be provided.”앫“You are about to enter an area where turn by turn guidance cannot be provid-ed.”iThe digital map may contain areas that are only partially digitized although they are within a digitized region.Warning! GDue to incomplete digitization, the route shown on the map may differ from the actual road/traffic situation.If you follow the route shown on the map, for example, it is possible that you could drive the wrong way down a one-way street or that a street cannot be driven on.When using route guidance in a partially dig-itized area, you must therefore be sure to observe all relevant traffic regulations and the course of the road.All relevant traffic regulations and the course of the road always take priority over the route shown on the map.iThe indicated distance can be seen here by way of example. In reality, it may be different.
212Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)Route guidance within a partially digi-tized areaIf you start route guidance in this type of area, you will hear the following announce-ment: “You are currently in an area where turn by turn guidance cannot be provided.”Route guidance is provided by means of a direction arrow showing the compass heading to the destination. COMAND will not generate automatic navigation an-nouncements.If you try to call up an announcement man-ually, (컄page 214) you will hear the an-nouncement “You are currently in an area where turn by turn guidance cannot be pro-vided.”.During route guidance, the display is divid-ed. On the right-hand side you will see the direction arrow showing the compass heading to the destination.On the left-hand side of the display you will see the map with the suggested route. The suggested route is highlighted blue. How-ever, it may not be possible to follow the suggested route because, for example, the road is closed or not open for car traffic.If, during route guidance, COMAND leads you back into a fully digitalized area, route guidance will simply continue in the usual manner.Off-road and off-mapRoute guidance to an off-road destinationCOMAND can guide you to destinations within the area covered by the digital map, even if a destination is not located at a road known to the system.iWhen you call up the route info to this type of destination, (컄page 217) the following data shown there may differ from the actual situation:앫Distance to the destination앫Estimated driving time to the destination앫Estimated arrival time Warning! GThe COMAND navigation system may direct you to off-road routes that your vehicle may not be capable of traversing through without damaging your tires, wheels or vehicle. It is the driver’s sole responsibility to determine the suitability of the route. Off-road routes may be of varying conditions and their ap-propriateness for use may be affected by various factors such as time of day, time of year and immediate weather conditions that cannot be judged or taken into consider-ation by the COMAND system.
213Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)These destinations are shown as off-road destinations, which you can enter using the map, for example.In these cases, COMAND guides you for as long as possible with navigation announce-ments and displays on roads known to the system.Shortly before you reach the last known the point to leave the digitized road net-work, you will hear the announcement “The destination is nearby. Follow the arrow on the display”.You will then see an arrow that indicates the direction to the off-road destination. When the off-road destination is close to the road, “Area of dest. reached” appears in addition below the arrow.The section of the route from the last known point on the map to the off-road destination is indicated with a dashed line after a certain length. It simply shows the direction to the off-road destination with-out taking account of any type of obstacles in the way.1Current vehicle position; the triangle in-dicates the vehicle’s direction of travel2Off-road section of the route3Off-road destination4Direction arrow, shows compass head-ing to destinationOn the off-road section of the route, direc-tion arrows showing the compass heading to the destination guide you. You will also see the “Direction to destination” display.Route guidance from an off-road location to a destinationIf there is no road available on map at cur-rent position of the car, vehicle is off road.COMAND is also able to guide you to a des-tination from such a location.At the start of the route guidance, you will see the “Off Road” message and a direc-tion arrow. The direction arrow shows the compass heading to the actual destina-tion.The route is highlighted blue from the near-est road known to the system. As soon as the vehicle is back on a road known to the system, route guidance con-tinues in the usual way.Route guidance from an off-map location to a destinationIf the vehicle position is outside the area covered by the digital map, then the vehi-cle is in an off-map location.COMAND is also able to guide you to a des-tination from such a location.
214Control systemsAt the start of the route guidance, you will see the “Off Map” message and a direction arrow. The direction arrow shows the compass heading to the actual destination.The route is highlighted blue from the near-est road known to the system. As soon as the vehicle is back on a road known to the system, route guidance con-tinues in the usual way.Off-road during route guidanceThe road layout may differ from the data on the digital map, due to road construction measures, for example.In such cases, the system cannot allocate the vehicle’s position to the digital map and the vehicle is therefore in an off-road position.The “Off Road” message and an arrow showing the compass heading to the desti-nation appear on the display.As soon as the system can allocate the ve-hicle position’s to the map again, route guidance continues in the usual way.Navigation announcementsRoute guidance is already active.왘Calling up a current announcement: Select “Navi”  6.or왘Press P favorite button if the button has been programmed with this func-tion (컄page 240).왘Canceling navigation message: Briefly press F shortcut button dur-ing an announcement. 왘Switching off navigation messages: Press and hold F during an an-nouncement until the announcement is switched off.You will see the message “The driving instructions have been muted.” for a short while.Warning! GNavigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.Please always use this feature instead of consulting the map display for directions. Consulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your at-tention from driving and increase your risk of an accident.iIf Russian or Chinese is set as the system language, the navigation announcements are in English. You will find how to set the system lan-guage on (컄page 240).Navigation announcements are muted during telephone calls. You can, however, call up a cur-rent announcement at any time. You can also call up a current announcement at any time if you have missed an announcement.iYou will find the button programming on (컄page 240).
215Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (route guidance)왘Switching navigation announce-ments back on manually: Select “Navi”  6.왘Adjusting volume of the messages: Adjust the volume during an automatic announcement (컄page 96).or왘Call up an announcement manually us-ing “Navi”  6 and adjust the vol-ume (컄page 96).iThe announcements remain switched off even if you start a new route guidance or if COMAND is switched off/on with the o but-ton.If you switch COMAND off by removing the SmartKey from the starter switch and then switch the ignition back on after more than 3 minutes, the announcements are automatical-ly switched back on.
216Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (during route guidance)COMAND navigation system (during route guidance)Cancel route guidance왘Select “Destination”  “Cancel Route Guidance” in map view with the menu system displayed (컄page 167).Continuing cancelled route guidance왘Select “Destination”  “Continue Route Guidance” in map view with the menu system displayed (컄page 167).COMAND calculates the route.Route browser왘Select “Route”  “Route Browser” in map view with the menu system dis-played (컄page 167).The route browser appears. 1Highlighted route section2Current vehicle position; the triangle in-dicates the vehicle’s direction of travel3Information about the highlighted route section왘Displaying next or previous route section: Select “Next” or “Previous”.왘Increasing or reducing size of the map: Select ; or :. 왘Closing route browser: Select “Back”.iThe route browser shows an overview of the route. You can use the route browser to move along the route section by section and view infor-mation about and details of each section of the route.iThe information 3 about the marked route section shows the street name and the length of the route section. Marked route section 1 is al-ways highlighted in white and outlined in red.
217Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (during route guidance)왔Displaying route information왘Select “Route”  “Route Info” in map view with the menu system displayed (컄page 167).The route information appears.Example display with main destination and stopover1Distance to the destination2Symbol = for stopover3Abbreviation for province (CDN) or state (USA)4Town/city5Street6Symbol < for main destination7Estimated driving time to the destina-tion8Estimated arrival time왘Closing route info: Slide omp or press back button L in the center console (컄page 86).iCOMAND uses the time set in COMAND as the basis for calculating the estimated arrival time. The clock must be set correctly in COMAND (컄page 237). The calculation of the estimated arrival time does not additionally take into account whether Daylight Saving Time or standard time is applicable at the destination. If the destination is in a different time zone, arrival time display 8 is in local time. This is indicated by “LT” in the display.The following data cannot be seen until the route calculation has been completed:앫Distance to destination 1앫Estimated arrival time 8앫Estimated remaining travel time 7If the destination is located within a partially dig-itized area, the following data may differ from the facts:앫Distance to destination 1앫Estimated arrival time 8앫Estimated remaining travel time 7컄컄
218Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (during route guidance)Detour function왘Select “Route”  “Detour” in map view with the menu system displayed (컄page 167).The detour function display appears.왘Setting length of the blockage: Select “More” or “Less” until the de-sired length is set.1Blocked route section2Current vehicle position; the triangle in-dicates the vehicle’s direction of travel3Information about the blocked route section왘Starting route calculation: Select “Start”, see also (컄page 191).왘Deleting blockage: Select “Navi”  “Route”  “Detour”  “Delete”.왘Select “Back”.iThe detour function blocks a section of the route ahead of you. You can set the length of the blockage. If possible, COMAND calculates a de-tour route. iThe detour function may direct you to off-road routes. See Off-road and Off-map for ad-ditional routes and cautions (컄page 212). iBlocked route section 1 is always highlight-ed in red/white. The information about blocked route section 3 shows which section of the route is blocked and the length of the blocked section. 컄컄
219Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (destination memory)COMAND navigation system (destination memory)Saving a destination in the destination memorySaving after the address has been en-tered왘Select “Save” after entering the ad-dress (컄page 173).You can now select save options.Saving during route guidance왘Select “Destination”  “Save Destina-tion” during route guidance.You can now select save options.Saving a destination from the list of last destinations왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Last Destinations”.The list of last destinations appears.왘Select desired destination.The address of the destination is dis-played.왘Select “Save”.You can now select save options.Selecting save optionsSaving a destination without a name왘Select “Save Without Name”.COMAND saves the destination in the destination memory and uses the ad-dress as the destination name.or왘Select “Save as ‘My Address’ ”.왘Select desired category, e.g. “Home”.COMAND saves the destination in the destination memory as your own ad-dress.Saving a destination with a name왘Select “Save new entry”.왘Select desired category, e.g. “Home”.The input menu appears with the data fields and the input characters.1Selected data field with input mark (cursor)2Input charactersiThis function also saves the destination in the address book. There COMAND creates an address book entry containing complete, naviga-ble address data. You can then select this entry in the address book and start navigation to the address.컄컄
220Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (destination memory)왘Entering data: Proceed as described in the “Changing the data field” operat-ing step in the “Creating a new address book entry” section (컄page 227).Assigning a destination to an address book entry왘Select “Assign Address Book Entry”.왘Select desired category, e.g. “Home”.The menu appears for searching for an address book entry.왘Select desired address book entry. Pro-ceed as described in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (컄page 228).If the selected address book entry does not yet contain any navigable address data, COMAND saves the data.If the selected address book entry al-ready contains navigable address data, you will see a question asking you if the previous data should be overwritten.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, COMAND saves the data.Deleting a destination from the destina-tion memory왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Memory”.Depending on the number of entries in the destination memory, you will see the destination memory list with or without input characters. Example illustration: destination memory list without input charactersiThis function assigns the complete, naviga-ble address data to an already existing address book entry. You can then select this entry in the address book and start navigation to the address from there.컄컄
221Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (destination memory)Example illustration: destination memory list with input characters1Input characters왘Select desired destination. Proceed as described for destination entry in the “Entering a destination from the desti-nation memory” section (컄page 192).왘Select “Delete” after selecting the des-tination to be deleted.A prompt appears asking whether you want to delete the destination.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, COMAND deletes the destination.Own addressAssigning your address for the first time or changing your own addressAssigning and/or changing your own ad-dress왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Memory”.Depending on the number of entries in the destination memory, you will see the destination memory list with or without input characters.Example illustration: destination memory list without input charactersIn the destination memory list without in-put characters, the “My Address” entry is automatically highlighted.iIf the navigable address data of the destina-tion to be deleted has also been assigned to an address book entry, COMAND deletes the data there as well. If the corresponding address book entry does not contain any further data, such as telephone numbers, COMAND deletes the entire address book entry.iThe destination memory always contains an entry called “My Address”. You can save your home address, for example, under this entry.
222Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (destination memory)Example illustration: destination memory list with input characters1Input charactersIn the destination memory list with input characters 1, the input characters are au-tomatically activated.왘Destination memory list without in-put characters: Press n immediately.or왘Destination memory list with input characters: Slide qm repeatedly until the input characters disappear.The list entry “My Address” is automat-ically highlighted as long as you have not entered any characters using the input characters.왘If you have entered characters from the list of input characters: Rotate ymz or slide qm repeatedly until the list entry “My Address” is highlighted.왘Press n.Further operation depends on whether you want to enter the address manually or use an address book entry as your own ad-dress.Entering an address manually왘If you want to assign your own ad-dress for the first time: Select “Save new entry”.or왘If you want to change your own ad-dress: Select “Change”  “Save new entry”. In both cases, the address input menu ap-pears.왘Enter the address. Proceed as de-scribed for destination entry in the “En-tering a destination by address” section (컄page 173).왘Select “Save” after entering the ad-dress.Your address is saved.
223Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (destination memory)왔Using the address book entry as your own address왘If you want to assign your own ad-dress for the first time: Select “Assign Address Book Entry”.or왘If you want to change your own ad-dress: Select “Change”  “Assign Ad-dress Book Entry”.In both cases, the menu appears for searching for an address book entry.왘Select desired address book entry. Pro-ceed as described in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (컄page 228).Once the address data is complete and if it matches the digital map data, COMAND saves the entry as your own address in the destination memory.If address data is still missing or if it cannot be found on the digital map, a message ap-pears indicating that the address is incom-plete.왘Closing message: Select “OK”.Depending on which data is missing or cannot be found on the digital map, you must now either:앫select a state (USA) or province (CDN)앫or enter a town/city앫or enter a street앫or enter a house number왘Selecting a state (USA) or province (CDN): Select desired state (USA) or province (CDN) from the list.왘Entering a town: Proceed as de-scribed for destination entry in the “En-tering a town or city” section (컄page 179).왘Entering a street: Proceed as de-scribed for destination entry in the “En-tering a street” section (컄page 181).왘Entering a house number: Proceed as described for destination entry in the “Entering a house number” section (컄page 186).If all data is available and matches the digital map data, you can save the ad-dress.왘Saving: Select “Save”.iIn the address book entry, the town/city and street must be spelled in the same way as the destination entry so that the data matches the digital map data.In order for the state (USA) or province (CDN) to match the map data, you may either enter the entire name or the abbreviation in the address book.Examples:앫Florida or FL앫Colorado or CO앫Alberta or AB앫Ontario or ON
224Control systemsDisplaying your own address왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Memory”.The destination memory list appears ei-ther with or without the input charac-ters. Whether the input characters appear depends on the number of en-tries in the destination memory.왘Press n.Destination memory list without input charactersIn the destination memory list without in-put characters, the “My Address” entry is automatically highlighted.왘Press n.If your own address has already been assigned, you will see the menu for starting route guidance with your own address data.왘Exiting menu: Select “Back”.Destination memory list with input characters1Input charactersIn the destination memory list with input characters 1, the input characters are au-tomatically activated.왘Slide qm repeatedly until the input characters disappear.The list entry “My Address” is automat-ically highlighted as long as you have not entered any characters using the input characters.왘If you have entered characters from the list of input characters: Rotate ymz or slide qm repeatedly until the list entry “My Address” is highlighted.왘Press n.If your own address has already been assigned, you will see the menu for starting route guidance with your own address data.왘Exiting menu: Select “Back”.
225Control systemsCOMAND navigation system (last destinations)COMAND navigation system (last destinations)Saving a destination permanently in the destination memory왘Proceed as described in the “Saving a destination from the list of last destina-tions” section (컄page 219).Saving the vehicle position in the list of last destinations왘Centering map on the vehicle’s posi-tion: Select “Navi”  “Position”  “Vehicle Position Map”.왘Saving: Select “Navi”  “Position”  “Save Position”.COMAND saves the current vehicle po-sition as a destination in the list of last destinations.Saving the crosshair position in the list of last destinations왘Showing menu system, if neces-sary: Press n.왘Select “Position”  “Save Position”.COMAND saves the crosshair position as a destination in the list of last desti-nations.Deleting one of the last destinations왘Select “Navi”  “Destination”  “From Last Destinations”.The list of last destinations appears.왘Select desired destination.The address of the destination ap-pears.왘Select “Delete”.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.iCOMAND automatically saves the last desti-nations for which the route calculation was launched. It is stored in the “last destinations” memory. If this memory is full, COMAND deletes the oldest destination. You can also save one destination from the list of last destinations in the destination memory. It will be saved there permanently.iIf you have manually moved the map, you will see a crosshair on the map (컄page 168). You can save the crosshair position as a destina-tion in the list of last destinations.컄컄
226Control systemsCOMAND address bookCOMAND address bookGeneral notesThe address book contains the entries that are saved in the COMAND address book memory. The entries are permanently available even if the phone is not inserted in the cradle*. When you insert the mobile phone into the cradle*, COMAND reads-in the phone book entries saved in the mobile phone and stores the entries as a separate list from the COMAND address book. This list is a copy of the phone’s phone book. This can take several minutes, depending on how many entries the phone book and the address book contain. After the read-in process, the COMAND compares the phone book entries with the address book entries. If all of the telephone numbers of a phone book entry in the mobile phone are present in an address book entry, the ad-dress book shows only the address book entry. If not, the address book also shows the phone book entry in the mobile phone.Address book menu overviewCalling up the address book왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Address Book”.The main address book display ap-pears. If the address book already con-tains entries, you will see the data of an entry.Illustration: address book entryWarning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the address book functions.Only use the COMAND when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be injured.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Search New EntrySearch for an ad-dress book entryCreate new address book entryiFor phone book entries in the mobile phone that contain a name and a telephone number, you will see the name and the number. If a phone book entry in the mobile phone contains several telephone numbers, you will see the message “Multiple Numbers” instead of a telephone num-ber.컄컄
227Control systemsCOMAND address bookSelecting an entry in the main address book display왘Slide omp or rotate ymz until the main area is selected.Creating a new address book entry왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Address Book”  “New Entry”.The input menu appears with the data fields and the input characters.Illustration: input menu for private data1To switch between work and home data ( or symbol)2Selected data field with input mark (cursor)3Display of set data type – in example display, home data is set ( symbol and “Home” display)4Input characters왘Switching between private and business data: Select symbol 1.The display switches to private or busi-ness data, depending on the previous status.왘Changing data field: Slide rmq re-peatedly until desired entry is highlight-ed.or왘Select [ or ] repeatedly until de-sired entry is highlighted. 왘Entering data into a field: Select desired characters one by one from the input characters.왘Toggling upper and lower case for the input characters: Select & or (.왘Changing language for the input characters: Select !.왘Select desired language.iPlease observe the following when creating a new address book entry:You can define your own address in the destina-tion memory in navigation mode. When defining the address, you can transfer data already en-tered as an address book entry.In the address book entry, the town/city and street must be spelled in the same way as the destination entry so that the data matches the digital map data. In order for the state (province) to match the map data, its complete name or abbreviation may be entered.Examples:앫Florida or FL앫Colorado or CO앫Alberta or AB앫Ontario or ON컄컄
228Control systemsCOMAND address book왘Changing character set for the input characters: Select #.Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special char-acters or to numbers with special char-acters.왘Moving cursor in the data field: Select Y or Z.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) and briefly press n.The character to the left of the cursor is deleted.왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.왘Saving an entry: Select ?.왘Canceling an entry: Select “Back”.If one of the data fields contains new data, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to save the entry.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.Deleting an entry왘Search for desired entry (컄page 228).왘Select “Options”  “Delete”.A deletion prompt appears.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The entry will either be deleted or not, depending on your selection.Searching for an address book entry왘Select “Telephone”  “Telephone”  “Address Book”  “Search”.The search menu appears with the smart speller.1Symbol for complete address data from the navigation system2Symbol for summarized entries from the mobile phone with the same name but different telephone numbers3Category symbol 4Smart speller5Symbol for voice entry6Back to the main address book displayiYou cannot delete phone book entries from the mobile phone.컄컄
229Control systemsCOMAND address bookEntries with category symbol 3 come from the mobile phone. The following cate-gory symbols are possible:앫 = symbol for “Mobile” category 앫 = symbol for “Home” category 앫 = symbol for “Work” category 앫 = symbol for “Fax” category 앫 = symbol for “Pager” category 앫 = symbol for “Main” category or for unknown category or for phone entries that are saved on the SIM card of a GSM mobile phoneEntries without a category symbol or with the or symbols come from the COMAND address book. All other entries come from the mobile phone and are only visible when the mobile phone is in the cra-dle*.Entries with the symbol contain a voice entry (컄page 234). It is possible to add voice entries in vehicles with Voice Con-trol*.Entries with the symbol contain com-plete, navigable address data from the nav-igation system that correspond to digital map data. It is possible to quickly start route guidance to these types of entry (컄page 233).Switching from the smart speller to the list왘Slide mq repeatedly or press n until the smart speller is hidden.or왘Select ?.Switching from the list to the smart speller왘Select “Back” from the list.SearchingSearching via the smart speller 왘Switch from the list to the smart speller if necessary.왘Changing smart speller language: Select !.왘Select desired language.왘Changing smart speller character set: Select #.Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special char-acters or to numbers with special char-acters.왘Entering characters: Select the char-acters one by one of the entry you are searching for.왘Deleting individual characters: Select ) and briefly press n.Each time you enter or delete a charac-ter, the closest match will be displayed at the top of the list. 왘Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.컄컄
230Control systemsCOMAND address book왘Canceling search: Switch from the smart speller to the list (컄page 229).The entry at the top of the list is auto-matically highlighted.왘Going back to main address book display: If necessary, switch from the list to the smart speller (컄page 229) and select “Back” in the smart speller.Searching via the list 왘If necessary, switch from the smart speller to the list (컄page 229).왘Rotate ymz or slide qmr until desired entry is highlighted on the list.Displaying a complete address book entrySearching for the desired entry왘Search for an address book entry (컄page 228).or왘Select an address book entry in the main address book menu (컄page 227).왘Press n.The detailed view appears.Illustration: detailed view for private data1To go back to the previous menu2To switch between work and home data ( symbol or )3Selected data field4Display of set data type – in example display, home data is set ( symbol and “Home” display)5To call up optionsSwitching between private or business data왘Select symbol 2.The display switches to private or busi-ness data, depending on the previous status.iThe options available under “Options” menu item 4 depend on which data field 3 is select-ed. The following options may be available:앫Displaying abbreviated content in full (컄page 231)앫Changing an address book entry ((컄page 231)앫Changing the description of a telephone number data field (컄page 232)앫Adding a telephone number data field (컄page 232)앫Calling a number saved in an entry (컄page 233)앫Starting route guidance to an entry (컄page 233)앫Options for voice entries (컄page 234)컄컄
231Control systemsCOMAND address bookSelecting a different data field왘Rotate ymz or slide qmr.Displaying abbreviated content in full왘Select “Options”  “Details”.The display is shown in full.왘Closing entire display: Slide qmr or omp or press n.Closing the detailed view왘Select “Back”.Displaying of a complete phone book entry in the mobile phoneSearching for the desired entry왘Search for phone book entry in mobile phone (컄page 228).or왘Select a phone book entry from the mobile phone using the COMAND address book menu (컄page 227).왘Press n.The detailed view appears.1To go back to the previous menu2Category symbol3Display for phone book entry in mobile phone4To call up optionsClosing the detailed view왘Select “Back”.Changing an entryChanging an address book entry 왘Search for an address book entry (컄page 228) then, select “Options”  “Change”.oriThe mobile phone must be inserted in the cradle*.iIf a phone book entry in the mobile phone has more than one telephone number, you will see all telephone numbers with the respective category symbol 2 in the detailed view. iThe options available under “Options” menu item 4 depend on which data field 3 is select-ed. The following options may be available:앫Changing a phone book entry in the mobile phone (컄page 231)앫Calling a number saved in an entry ((컄page 233)앫Saving a phone book entry from mobile phone in the address book (컄page 235)iYou cannot change address book entries that come from the phone book in the mobile phone.
232Control systemsCOMAND address book왘Display the details of an address book entry (컄page 230) then, select “Op-tions”  “Change Content”.The input menu appears with the data fields.왘Proceed as described in the “Switching between private and business data” paragraph in the “Creating a new ad-dress book entry” section (컄page 227).Changing the description of a tele-phone number data field왘Display the details of an entry and high-light the telephone number data field (컄page 230).왘Select “Options”  “Change Entry Name”.왘Select a number category, e.g. “Home”.왘Select a telephone category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Select “Save”.COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the entry you are searching for in the selected number category. Otherwise, you will see a prompt ask-ing whether one of the existing num-bers should be overwritten.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.왘Select number to be overwritten.COMAND overwrites the selected num-ber with the new data.Adding to a telephone number data field왘Display the details of an entry and high-light the telephone number data field (컄page 230).왘Select “Options”  “Add Number”.왘Select a number category, e.g. “Home”.왘Select a telephone category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Select “Save”.COMAND adds the data field to the entry if there are fewer than four numbers as-signed to the entry in the selected number category. You can now enter a number into the data field.왘Proceed as described from the “Enter-ing data into a field” operating step in the “Creating a new address book en-try” section (컄page 227).If four numbers are already saved for the entry in the selected number category, a prompt will appear asking whether one of the data fields should be overwritten.iThis function is not possible for phone book entries in the mobile phone.iOne address book entry may contain up to four data fields for private telephone numbers and four data fields for business telephone num-bers.This function is not possible for phone book en-tries in the mobile phone.
233Control systemsCOMAND address book왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four data fields.왘Select field to be overwritten.COMAND deletes the number of the se-lected field. You can now enter a new number into the data field.왘Proceed as described from the “Enter-ing data into a field” operating step in the “Creating a new address book en-try” section (컄page 227).Calling a number saved in an entry왘Display the details of an entry and high-light the telephone number data field (컄page 230).왘Press n.or왘Select “Options”  “Call”.In both cases, the telephone* connects the call. The COMAND display is show-ing the telephone mode screen.Starting route guidance to an entry왘Search for an address book entry (컄page 228).왘Display the details of an entry and high-light the address data field (컄page 230).왘Select “Options”  “Navigate”.or왘Press n.Further operation depends on whether the address data is complete and matches the digital map data of the navigation system. It does not match, for example, if it is not spelled in the same way as the destination entry.Address data is complete and matches digital mapIf “Navigate” is selected, the navigation system starts the route calculation.Address data is incomplete or does not match digital mapIf “Navigate” is selected, a message ap-pears indicating that the address is incom-plete.iTo do this, COMAND must be equipped with a telephone*. The mobile phone must be insert-ed in the cradle*. iPressing n only functions if one of the ad-dress data fields contains data.iFor the route calculation, the navigation sys-tem requires the correct spellings of the state (province), the town/city or zip code, the street and under some circumstances, the house num-ber. The town/city and street must be spelled in the same manner as the destination entry.The state (province) can be spelled as an entire name or as an abbreviation.Examples:앫Florida or FL앫Colorado or CO앫Alberta or AB앫Ontario or ON
234Control systemsCOMAND address book왘Closing message: Select “OK”.Depending on which data is missing or cannot be found on the digital map, you must now either:앫select a state (province)앫select a county앫or enter a town/city앫or enter a street앫or enter a house number왘Selecting a state (province): Select desired state (province) from the list.왘Selecting a county: Select desired county from the list.왘Entering a town: Proceed as de-scribed for destination entry in the “En-tering a town or city” section (컄page 179).왘Entering a street: Proceed as de-scribed for destination entry in the “En-tering a street” section (컄page 181).왘Entering a house number: Proceed as described for destination entry in the “Entering a house number” section (컄page 186).If all data is available and matches the dig-ital map data, the navigation system starts the route calculation.Voice entriesAdding or changing a voice entry왘Search for the address book entry with or without a voice entry (컄page 228).왘Select “Options”  “Voice Name”  “Add” or “Change”.Subsequent operation is controlled by voice. Voice Control* guides you through the dialogs.iIf you have added data, COMAND saves your additions. This means that you do not need to re-enter this additional data later on. The COMAND memory saves the additional data in a special field, which cannot be displayed. The data, which you have entered in the address book initially in the display, remains unchanged.iFor voice entries, your vehicle must be equipped with Voice Control*. You can not add voice entries for address book entry that come from the phone book in the mobile phone.iYou can add one voice entry per address book entry.
235Control systemsCOMAND address book왔Deleting a voice entry왘Search for the address book entry with a voice entry (컄page 228).왘Select “Options”  “Voice Name”  “Delete”.A deletion prompt appears.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.COMAND deletes the voice entry de-pending on your selection.Listening to a voice entry왘Search for the address book entry with a voice entry (컄page 228).왘Select “Options”  “Voice Name”  “Read Aloud”.You will hear the voice entry.Saving a phone book entry from mobile phone in the COMAND address bookSaving a phone book entry from mobile phone as new address book entry왘Search for phone book entry in mobile phone (컄page 228).or왘Display details of a phone book entry in the mobile phone (컄page 230).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “New En-try”.왘Select a number category, e.g. “Work”.왘Select a telephone category, e.g. “Mo-bile”.왘Select “Save”.The input menu appears with the data fields. The name and the telephone number are entered automatically.1Data field2Input mark (cursor)3Input characters왘Proceed as described in the “Changing a data field” paragraph in the “Creating a new address book entry” section (컄page 227).iThe mobile phone must be inserted in the cradle* and the COMAND have read out the mo-bile phone book data. This can take several min-utes, depending on how many entries each phone book contains.
236Control systemsCOMAND address bookSaving a phone book entry from the mobile phone in an existing address book entry왘Search for a phone book entry in the mobile phone (컄page 228).or왘Display details of a phone book entry in the mobile phone (컄page 230).왘Select “Options”  “Save”  “Add”.왘Select a number category, e.g. “Home”.왘Select a telephone category, e.g. “Land Line”.왘Select “Save”.The search menu for address book en-tries appears.왘Search for desired entry.왘After selecting an entry, press n.COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the selected entry in the selected num-ber category. Otherwise, you will see a prompt asking whether one of the ex-isting numbers should be overwritten.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.왘Select the number to be overwritten.COMAND overwrites the selected num-ber with the new data.Importing data from external Bluetooth® devicesYou can import vCards from external Bluetooth® devices into the address book. Please keep the following in mind:앫Bluetooth® is activated in COMAND (컄page 241) and in the device con-cerned.앫The external device must be able to send vCards by Bluetooth®.앫The external device is inside the vehi-cle, switched on and authorized (컄page 241).왘Importing: Start data transfer on the external device (see operating instruc-tions of the device concerned).If there is no address book entry with the same first name and last name, COMAND imports the data.If there is already an address book en-try with the same first name and last name, a prompt will appear asking whether the existing data should be overwritten.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The existing address book entry will be overwritten or not, depending on your selection.iThe mobile phone must be inserted in the cradle*.iThere is a detailed description of how to search for an address book entry in the “Search-ing for an address book entry” section (컄page 228).
237Control systemsCOMAND system settingsCOMAND system settingsSystem settings menu overviewDisplay settingsSwitching the display on or off왘Switching off: Select “Vehicle”  “Display OFF”.왘Switching back on: Rotate ymz or slide qmr.Setting the display design왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Display”.왘Select “Day Mode”, “Night Mode” or “Automatic”.Time settingsSetting the time왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Time”  “Time”.왘Selecting hour or minute(s): Slide omp.왘Setting value: Rotate ymz or slide qmr.왘Saving setting: Press n.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Display (컄page 237)Time (컄page 237)Voice Control* (컄page 239)Language (컄page 240)Favorite (컄page 240)Services (컄page 241)Reset (컄page 237)Display settings Time settings Voice Control* settingsLanguage settingsAssign favorite buttonBluetooth® settingsReset COMAND to factory settingsiIn the “Automatic” setting, COMAND ana-lyzes the automatic vehicle light sensor and switches between the display design automati-cally.iThe correct time must be set for the follow-ing navigation system functions to operate cor-rectly:앫Route guidance on routes with time-depen-dent traffic guidance앫Calculation of estimated arrival timeiThe increment value for setting the minutes depends on the situation. If GPS reception is available, it is 30 minutes. If GPS reception is not available, it is one minute.
238Control systemsCOMAND system settingsSetting the time zone and switching be-tween Daylight Saving Time and stan-dard time왘Setting time zone: Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Time”  “Time Zone”.The country list appears. The dot R in front of a list entry indicates the cur-rent setting.왘Select the country in which you are cur-rently driving.A time zone list may also be displayed, depending on the country selected.왘Select desired time zone.Subsequent operation depends on:앫whether your navigation system has GPS reception앫which country you have previously setYou may either:앫manually switch between “Daylight Savings Time (Summer)” and “Standard time (Winter)” in a listor 앫switch automatic Daylight Saving Time to standard time changeover (and vice versa) on or off왘Switching manually: Select “Daylight Savings Time (Summer)” or “Standard time (Winter)”.The dot R in front of a list entry indi-cates the current setting.왘Switching automatic changeover on or off: Select “Automatic Daylight Sav-ings Time”.You have switched the function on or off. A checkmark appears when the function is switched on.왘Saving setting and exit the menu: Slide omp.Setting the date왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Time”  “Date”.왘Selecting month, day or year: Slide omp.왘Setting value: Rotate ymz or slide qmr.왘Saving setting: Press n.iThe correct time zone and Daylight Saving Time/standard time must be set for the follow-ing navigation system functions to operate cor-rectly:앫Route guidance on routes with time-depen-dent traffic guidance앫Calculation of estimated arrival time iIf you have switched off the automatic changeover function, you must change Daylight Saving Time to standard time and vice versa yourself.
239Control systemsCOMAND system settingsSetting the time/date format왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Time”  “Format”.The format list appears. The dots R in front of the list entries indicate the cur-rent setting.왘Changing format setting: Select desired format.왘Saving setting and exit the menu: Slide omp.Voice Control* settingsSwitching help window on or off왘Select “Vehicle” “System Settings”  “Voice Control”.왘Select “Help Window”.You can switch the help window on or off. A checkmark appears when the help window is switched on.IndividualizationUsing individualization, you can fine-tune Voice Control* to your own voice and thus improve voice recognition. The ability of the system to recognize the commands of other users does not deteriorate as a re-sult.Individualization consists of two parts. You train the system to recognize digits in the first part and specific commands in the second part. Starting new individualization왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Voice Control”  “Start new indi-vidualization”.A prompt appears asking whether you would like further information.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “No”, the first part of indi-vidualization begins.If you select “Yes”, an information dis-play will be shown with audio instruc-tion.왘Closing display: Select “OK”.The first part of individualization be-gins.At the end of the first part, you will see a prompt asking whether you want to begin the second part.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “No”, individualization will be canceled. The data from the first part is saved automatically.If you select “Yes”, the second part be-gins.Individualization is completed at the end of the second part. You will see a message to this effect. The data from the second part is saved automatically.iIt is only possible to start individualization with the vehicle stationary. After starting the session, the system will guide you through the in-dividualization by means of acoustic instruc-tions.컄컄
240Control systemsCOMAND system settingsCanceling during the first or second part of individualization왘Select “Cancel”.A prompt appears asking whether you really do want to cancel.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, individualization will be canceled. The data from the part at which you exited is not saved.If you select “No”, the part at which you stopped begins again.Deleting existing individualization data왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Voice Control”  “Delete individu-alization”.A prompt appears asking whether you really do want to delete.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.The individualization data will either be deleted or not, depending on your se-lection.Setting the system language왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Language”.The language list appears. A dot R in-dicates the current setting.왘Changing setting: Select desired lan-guage.The language is set.Assigning the favorite button1Favorite buttonYou can assign the following predefined functions to the favorite button P:앫“Rear Window Sunshade” (컄page 503)You can use the favorite button to ex-tend or retract the rear window sun-shade. This is the default setting.앫“Display OFF” (컄page 237)You can use the favorite button to switch the COMAND display on or off.앫“Repeat Navigation Command” (컄page 214)You can use the favorite button to re-call the last announcement issued by the navigation system.왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Favorite”.The list of predefined functions appears. The dot R in front of the list entry indi-cates the current setting.왘Changing setting: Rotate ymz and select desired function.왘Saving setting and exit the menu: Press n.컄컄
241Control systemsCOMAND system settingsBluetooth® settingsGeneral information about Bluetooth®Bluetooth® technology is the standard for short-range wireless technologies, suitable for transmitting voice and data. It is possi-ble to connect Bluetooth® devices wire-lessly. Bluetooth® can be used to exchange vCards or make calls using a headset.Bluetooth® technology uses the freely available ISM (Industrial Scientific Medi-cal) wireless network that works at 2.45 GHz. Ranges of up to ten meters are possible with Bluetooth®.Activate or deactivate Bluetooth®왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Services”  “Deactivate Blue-tooth”.You have activated or deactivated Bluetooth®. A checkmark appears when Bluetooth® is deactivated.Connecting Bluetooth® devicesIt is possible to establish a Bluetooth® con-nection between COMAND and the follow-ing types of device:앫Mobile phone (only for transferring business cards)앫Headset앫Laptop/PDAYou can connect up to twelve devices to COMAND but only one device can be ac-tive at a time.The connection process includes search-ing for the device and its subsequent au-thorization.Calling up the Bluetooth® device list and searching for devices왘Calling up the list: Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Services”  “Search for Bluetooth devices”.When you call up the list for the first time after switching on COMAND, the search for devices in the reception range starts automatically. You will see a display to this effect.The device list appears after a short while.왘Canceling search: Select “Cancel”.iTo connect a Bluetooth® device, the Bluetooth® function must be activated in COMAND and in the device concerned. The Bluetooth® device must also be set to “visible” or “findable” in order for COMAND to find and display it. For the setting procedures, please see the operating instructions for the Bluetooth® device.
242Control systemsThe second time you call up the list, and each time thereafter, the device list appears immediately if COMAND has not been switched off and on again in the meantime.왘Starting search manually: Select “Update”.The device list can contain the following devices:앫All detected devices, whether autho-rized or not.앫All authorized devices, whether detect-ed or not.1Authorized and detected device – de-vice and padlock symbol are the same color2Device which was not detected, but which has been authorized in the past – device and padlock symbol are differ-ent colors (the device may be switched off or not in the vehicle, for example)3Newly detected device - not yet autho-rized (no symbol)Displaying details of a Bluetooth® de-vice왘Call up Bluetooth® device list (컄page 241).왘Select desired device.왘Select “Details”.The detailed display for this device ap-pears.왘Closing detailed display: Slide qmr or press n.Authorizing a Bluetooth® device왘Call up Bluetooth® device list (컄page 241).왘Select unauthorized device.왘Select “Authorize”.The input menu for the passkey ap-pears.iIf the device list already contains twelve au-thorized devices, you must revoke authorization for one of the authorized devices. Then you must switch this device off and then restart the search. Any new devices for which you would like to search will otherwise not appear in the list.iThe passkey is any one to sixteen-digit num-ber which you can set yourself. You must enter the same number in COMAND and also in the de-vice to be authorized.
243Control systemsCOMAND system settings왘Entering passkey into COMAND: Select the digits one by one.왘Deleting digits: Select ) and briefly press n.왘Canceling entry into COMAND: Select “Back”.왘Confirming entry into COMAND: Select ?.왘If necessary, enter the same passkey into the Bluetooth® device (see the op-erating instructions for the device).The device is authorized.De-authorizing a Bluetooth® device왘Call up Bluetooth® device list (컄page 241).왘Select authorized device.왘Select “De-authorize”.A prompt appears asking whether you really want to de-authorize this device.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, the device will be de-authorized.Reset왘Select “Vehicle”  “System Settings”  “Reset”.A prompt appears asking whether you really want to reset.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes” another prompt will appear asking whether you really want to reset.왘Select “Yes” or “No”.If you select “Yes”, COMAND will be re-set and restarted.iOn devices which do not have an input key-pad (e.g. headsets), the passkey is predeter-mined. In this case, it is not necessary to enter the number on the device itself. You will usually find the passkey in the operating instructions for the device.iIf you de-authorize a device which has been authorized in the past and which is not detected in the search, this device will no longer be dis-played in the device list. Devices which have been authorized in the past but which are not detected in the search are ei-ther not switched on or not in the vehicle.iYou can reset COMAND back to its factory settings. In this case, all personal data (e.g. address book entries, entries in the destination memory and the list of last destinations of the navigation sys-tem), among other things, is deleted.컄컄
244Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menuCOMAND vehicle menuIn this menu, you can program the follow-ing vehicle functions:Setting night security illumination(Exterior Lighting Delayed Switch-off)Use this function to set whether and how long you would like the exterior lighting to illuminate during darkness after exiting the vehicle and all doors closed.The exterior lighting automatically goes out after the delayed switch-off time has expired.You can select:앫“0 sec.”, the delayed switch-off feature is deactivated앫“15 sec.”, “30 sec.”, “45 sec.”, or “60 sec.”, the delayed switch-off fea-ture is activated왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Exterior Lighting Delayed Switch-off” menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Selecting length of time: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Exte-rior Lighting Delayed Switch-off”.A selection list appears.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.Function PageExterior Lighting Delayed Switch-off244Locator Lighting 245Exterior Mirror Convenience Set-tings246Automatic Locking 247Easy Entry/Exit Feature 248Interior Ambient Light 249Interior Lighting Delayed Switch-off250Rear-window Sunshade 251Trunk Opening-height Restriction* 251iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).iYou can reactivate this function within 10 minutes by opening a door.컄컄
245Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menu왘Selecting length of time: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.To activate night security illumination:왘Select delayed switch-off period (see above).왘Turn the exterior lamp switch to position * before turning off the en-gine.Locator lighting on/offWith the locator lighting feature activated and the exterior lamp switch in position *(컄page 371), the following lamps will switch on during darkness when the vehi-cle is unlocked from the outside:앫Parking lamps앫Tail lamps앫License plate lamps앫Front fog lamps앫Door entry lamps in the mirror앫Side marker lampsThe locator lighting switches off when the driver’s door is opened.If you do not open a door after unlocking the vehicle with the SmartKey, the lamps will switch off automatically after approxi-mately 40 seconds.왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Locator Lighting” func-tion: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Switching locator lighting on or off: Press n.oriThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).
246Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menu왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Loca-tor Lighting”.A checkmark appears when the locator lighting is switched on.왘Confirming selection: Press n.To activate locator lighting:왘Make sure the function “Locator Light-ing” is set.왘Turn the exterior lamp switch to position * when exiting the vehicle. Exterior mirror convenience settingsIn the “Exterior Mirror Convenience Set-tings” menu, you can switch the following exterior mirror functions on or off:앫Exterior mirrors automatically fold in when the vehicle is locked앫Exterior mirror on front passenger’s side automatically tilts downward when the vehicle is reversing왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Exterior Mirror Conve-nience Settings” menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Selecting “Fold in automatically when locking” or “Lower mirror when reversing”: Rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Slide omp to exit.oriThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).
247Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menu왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Exte-rior mirror Convenience Settings”.A selection list appears.왘Selecting a function: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.A checkmark appears in the corre-sponding box when the option has been selected.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Slide omp to exit.Automatic locking on/offUse this function to activate or deactivate the automatic central locking (컄page 342). With the automatic central locking system activated, the vehicle is centrally locked at vehicle speeds of ap-proximately 9 mph (15 km/h).왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Automatic Locking” func-tion: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Switching automatic locking on or off: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Auto-matic Locking”.A checkmark appears when automatic locking is switched on.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Slide omp to exit.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).
248Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menuActivating easy-entry/exit featureUse this function to activate and deacti-vate the easy-entry/exit feature (컄page 357).The following settings are available for the easy-entry/exit feature:왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Easy Entry/Exit Feature” menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Easy Entry/Exit Feature”.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A selection list appears.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).OFF The easy-entry/exit feature is deactivated.Steering Column & SeatBoth the steering col-umn and the driver’s seat are moved.Warning! GYou must make sure no one can become trapped or injured by the moving steering wheel and driver’s seat when the easy-en-try/exit feature is activated. To stop seat/steering wheel movement, do one of the following:앫Press seat adjustment switch (컄page 348).앫Move steering wheel adjustment stalk (컄page 359).앫Press one of the memory position but-tons or the memory button M (컄page 366).Do not leave children unattended in the ve-hicle, or with access to an unlocked vehicle. Children could open the driver’s door and unintentionally activate the easy-entry/exit feature, which could result in an accident and/or serious personal injury.
249Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menu왘Selecting a setting: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Setting interior ambient lightingYou can adjust the brightness of the interi-or lighting on a scale of “0” (off) to “5” (bright).왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Interior Ambient Light” menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Adjusting brightness: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Interi-or Ambient Light”.왘Adjusting brightness: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).컄컄
250Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menuSetting interior lighting delayed switch-offUse this function to set whether and how long you would like the interior lighting to remain lit during darkness after you have removed the SmartKey from the starter switch.You can select:앫“0 sec.”, the delayed switch-off feature is deactivated앫“15 sec.”, “30 sec.”, “45 sec.”, or “60 sec.”, the delayed switch-off fea-ture is activated왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Interior Lighting Delayed Switch-off” menu: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A selection list appears.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Selecting length of time: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Interi-or Lighting Delayed Switch-off”.A selection list appears.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Selecting length of time: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).컄컄
251Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menu왔Extending or retracting rear window sunshadeThis function is used to extend or retract the rear sunshade.왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Rear-window Sunshade” function: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Extending or retracting rear window sunshade: Press n.or왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Rear-window Sunshade”.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Trunk opening-height restriction* on/offVehicles with trunk opening/closing sys-tem*:You can select whether the trunk lid should open fully or only to the height of the roof.왘Select “Vehicle”.The main area is active.왘Selecting “Trunk Opening-height Re-striction” function: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).iIf you operate the rear-window sunshade via COMAND or by using the favorite button (컄page 240), this takes precedence over the buttons for the rear window sunshade in the rear doors (컄page 503).iYou can program this function using the fa-vorite button (컄page 240).iAt temperatures below -4°F (-20°C), the rear window sunshade is switched off.iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).
252Control systemsCOMAND vehicle menuor왘Select “Vehicle”  “Vehicle”  “Trunk Opening-height Restriction”.A checkmark appears when the trunk opening-height restriction is switched on.왘Confirming selection: Press n.
253Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate controlCOMAND automatic climate controlYou can operate the automatic climate control via COMAND or via the buttons on the front and rear* automatic climate con-trol panel (컄page 469).Some of the special climate control func-tions can only be set via COMAND.The following automatic climate control functions can be operated via COMAND:iThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Warning! GWhen operating the automatic climate con-trol, the air that enters the passenger com-partment through the air vents can be very hot or very cold (depending on the set tem-perature). This may cause burns or frostbite to unprotected skin in the immediate area of the air vents.Always keep sufficient distance between un-protected parts of the body and the air vents. If necessary, use the air distribution adjustment (컄page 255) to direct the air to air vents in the vehicle interior that are not in the immediate area of unprotected skin.Warning! GFollow the recommended settings for heat-ing and cooling given on the following pages and pages in the “Controls in detail” part (컄page 469) Otherwise the windows could fog up, impairing visibility and endangering you and others.Function PageTemperature 254Air distribution 255Air volume 255Switching off cooling (“ACOFF”) 256Central climate control (“Mono”) 257Footwell temperature 257Air flow from air vents 258Rear climate control* 259
254Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate controlThe automatic climate control menu is called up via the climate control settings.Climate control settings with functions (submenus)1Temperature, left2Air distribution, left3Air volume, left4Central menu, climate control5Air volume, right6Air distribution, right7Temperature, rightSetting temperatureUse the temperature controls %$ (컄page 469) in the center console or COMAND climate control settings to sepa-rately adjust the air temperature on each side of the passenger compartment. 왘Select climate control settings  Tem-perature, left or right and then press n.왘Changing temperature: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Exiting menu: Press n, back button L in the center console (컄page 86) or slide omp.The setting is saved.
255Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate controlAdjusting air distributionYou can adjust the air distribution sepa-rately for the driver’s and front passenger’s side.왘Select climate control settings  Air distribution, left or right.왘Changing air distribution: Rotate ymz.The symbol for air distribution changes. The direction and size of the arrows represent the air distribution.왘Exiting menu: Press n, back button L in the center console (컄page 86) or slide omp.The setting is saved.Adjusting air volumeUse buttons Q (컄page 469) in the cen-ter console or COMAND climate control settings to separately adjust the air vol-ume on each side of the passenger com-partment.왘Select climate control settings  Air volume, left or right.왘Changing air volume: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Exiting menu: Press n, back button L in the center console (컄page 86) or slide omp.The setting is saved.iWhen you change the air distribution, the au-tomatic function of the climate control system is switched off.iWhen you change the air volume, the auto-matic function of the climate control system is switched off.컄컄
256Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate controlCentral climate control menu via COMANDThe central climate control menu is in the center of the climate control settings. When the automatic climate control is switched on, you will see “on” in the cen-tral menu. The following functions can only be operated in the central climate control menu via COMAND:왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral menu.Switching cooling on or offThe cooling function, only operational when the engine is running, cools the vehi-cle interior down to the selected tempera-ture. The cooling function also dehumidifies the air in the vehicle interior, thus preventing the windows from fogging up.The “ACOFF” function is used to permanent-ly switch off the cooling function of the au-tomatic climate control system.왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.Function PageSwitching off cooling (“ACOFF”) 256Central climate control (“Mono”) 257Footwell temperature 257Air flow from air vents 258Rear climate control* 259iCondensation may drip out from underneath the vehicle. This is normal and not an indication of a malfunction.Warning! GIf you turn off the cooling function, the vehicle will not be cooled when weather conditions are warm. The windows can fog up more quickly. Window fogging may impair visibility and endanger you and others.컄컄
257Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate control왘Selecting “ACOFF”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A checkmark appears when the cooling is switched off.“ACOFF” appears in the central menu of the climate control settings.Selecting “Mono” mode“Mono” is used to adjust the climate zones for the entire vehicle at the same time. When the “Mono” function is switched on and you change the climate on the driver’s side, these changes will be carried out in the same manner for all climate zones.왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.왘Selecting “Mono”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A checkmark appears when the func-tion has been selected.왘Exiting menu: Press back button L in the center console (컄page 86) or slide omp.The “Mono” function is automatically switched off when you:앫change an automatic climate control setting for the front passenger’s side using COMAND앫operate a button from the automatic climate control for the front passen-ger’s side앫operate one of the buttons for the rear climate control systemAdjusting footwell temperatureThe “Footwell Temperature” function is used to adjust the temperature difference between the footwell and the rest of the passenger compartment.The higher the selected value, the higher the temperature in the footwell will be.왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.!If the air conditioning cannot be turned on again, this indicates that the air conditioning is losing refrigerant. The compressor has turned it-self off.Have the air conditioning checked at the nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.iIn automatic mode, this setting optimizes the footwell temperature when outside tempera-tures are low.
258Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate control왘Selecting “Footwell Temperature”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz and then press n.왘Changing temperature difference: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Exiting menu: Press n, back button L in the center console (컄page 86) or slide omp.The setting is saved.Adjusting air flow from air ventsThe “Airflow” setting defines air distribu-tion and air volume in automatic mode:앫“Focused” (default setting, increased air flow)앫“Medium” (reduced air flow)앫“Diffuse” (minimal air flow)왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu  “Airflow”.A selection list appears.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Changing air flow: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.iIn automatic mode, this setting optimizes the air flow when outside temperatures are high.iWhen the interior ambient temperature of the vehicle is very hot and the automatic climate control is cooling the interior, the setting for air flow is temporarily overridden.
259Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate control왔Operating rear climate control* from the frontThe “Rear)” function is used to oper-ate the rear climate control via COMAND and the buttons on the center console con-trol unit (컄page 477).Switching on rear climate control oper-ation from the front왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.왘Selecting “Rear)”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.In the climate control settings, “)” appears in the central menu. The rear climate control can be operated from the front.Climate control settings, rear climate control1Rear temperature, left2Rear air distribution, left3Rear air volume4Central menu for rear climate control5Rear air distribution, right6Rear temperature, rightThe rear climate control is operated in the same manner as the climate control sys-tem for the driver’s and front passenger’s side (컄page 253).Central menu for rear climate controlIn the central menu for the rear climate control, you can:앫switch back to operating the front cli-mate control system앫switch off the rear climate control앫switch the automatic function of the rear climate control from automatic to manual왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.컄컄
260Control systemsCOMAND automatic climate controlSwitching off rear climate control oper-ation from the front왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Selecting “Front Climate Control”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The climate control settings shows the climate control settings for the driver and front passenger.Switching off rear climate control왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Selecting “Rear Climate Control OFF”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The rear climate control is switched off.Switching on the automatic function of the rear climate control왘Select climate control settings  Cen-tral climate control menu.The current setting is indicated by a dot R.왘Selecting “Rear Automatic”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.The automatic function of the rear cli-mate control is switched on.컄컄
261Control systemsCOMAND seatsCOMAND seatsWhen adjusting the seats, observe the safety notes in the section “Seats” (컄page 347).Operating seats via COMANDThe following seat adjustments can be made via COMAND:Selecting a seatYou must first select the seat for which you would like to make adjustments.1Seat menu button왘Press O.The main area is active.왘Switching to the bottom menu line: Slide qmr.Example illustration (vehicles with Drive-dy-namic multicontour seat*)왘Selecting seat: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Exiting menuThere are several ways to exit the multi-contour seat menu.왘Press O again.or왘Press any shortcut button.oriThe components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (컄page 85).Settings PageLumbar support 262Multicontour seats*, front 262Drive-dynamic multicontour seats*, front264 컄컄
262Control systemsCOMAND seats왘Select another main function from the main menu line.Lumbar supportTo support the spine, you can adjust the curvature of the front seat backrests.왘Press O.The main area of the COMAND display is active. A scale appears.1Scale2Cursor3Current seat4Current setting왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Adjusting lumbar support: Slide omp or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Confirming selection: Press n.왘Switching to the bottom menu line: Slide omp.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Multicontour seats*, frontTo support the spine, you can individually adjust the backrest contour of the front seats by regulating the air pressure in the air chambers of the multicontour seat.The settings are made on the COMAND display.You can adjust the following air chambers:앫sides of seat cushion앫sides of backrest앫backrest curvature in lumbar area앫backrest curvature in shoulder areaiAfter you have pressed O, the seat last adjusted is active.iIf PRE-SAFE® has been activated, the air pressure in the air chambers (on the sides of the seat cushion and backrest) of the front multicon-tour seats is increased.iWhen you adjust the multicontour seat, noises may result from pumping air into or re-leasing air out of the air chambers.컄컄
263Control systemsCOMAND seatsAdjusting sides of seat cushionThis function is used to adjust the air chambers in the sides of the seat cushion.왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Seat sides”: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A scale appears.1Scale2Cursor3Current setting왘Slide qmr or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.Adjusting backrest sidesThis function is used to adjust the air chambers in the backrest sides.왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Seatback Sides”: Slide qmr or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A scale appears.왘Slide qmr or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.Adjusting backrest curvature in lumbar areaThis function is used to adjust the air chambers in the lumbar area of the back-rest.왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Lumbar”: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.Cross-hairs appear. You can use them to make two settings:앫vertical: shift the point of greatest curvature upward or downward앫horizontal: adjust the degree of curvature
264Control systems왘Slide qmr or omp until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.Adjusting backrest curvature in shoulder areaThis function is used to adjust the air chambers in the shoulder area of the back-rest.왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Shoulders”: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A scale appears.왘Slide qmr or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.Drive-dynamic multicontour seats*, frontFor information on manual multicontour seat settings, see “Multicontour seats*, front” (컄page 262).The Drive-dynamic multicontour seat auto-matically adjusts the lateral support pro-vided by the backrest to your driving style.The Drive-dynamic multicontour seat elec-tronically controls the air pressure in the air chambers of the backrest side bolsters. This function improves driving comfort and pleasure.왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Driv. dyn. seat”: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.iIf PRE-SAFE® has been activated, the air pressure in the air chambers (sides of seat cush-ion and backrest) of the drive-dynamic multicon-tour seats is increased.
265Control systemsCOMAND seatsA scale appears. You can choose be-tween:앫“0”: off앫“1”: level 1앫“2”: level 2왘Slide qmr or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.Pulse mode왘Select seat (컄page 261).왘Selecting “Pulse Mode”: Slide omp or rotate ymz.왘Confirming selection: Press n.A list appears. You can choose be-tween different types of massage:The current setting is indicated by a solid circle.왘Slide qmr or rotate ymz until desired setting is reached.왘Saving setting: Press n.iDepending on the setting, the massage function runs for about 7 to 10 minutes.
266Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemInstrument cluster control systemThe control system is activated as soon as the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to position 2 or as soon as the KEYLESS-GO* start/stop button (컄page 346) is in position 2. The control system enables you to:앫call up information about your vehicle앫change vehicle settingsFor example, you can use the control sys-tem to find out when your vehicle is next due for service, to call up statistical data on your vehicle, and much more.The control system relays information to the multifunction display.Multifunction display1Line for main menus2Text field in multifunction displaySettings, functions, submenus as well as any malfunctions are shown to you in the text field.Warning! GA driver’s attention to the road and traffic conditions must always be his/her primary focus when driving.For your safety and the safety of others, se-lecting features through the multifunction steering wheel should only be done by the driver when traffic and road conditions per-mit it to be done safely.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximate-ly 14 m) every second.
267Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemMultifunction steering wheelThe displays in the multifunction display and the settings in the control system are controlled using the buttons on the multi-function steering wheel.The information available in the multifunc-tion display is arranged in menus, each containing a number of functions or sub-menus. For example, in the “Settings” menu, you will find functions for making settings to your vehicle. There are func-tions for calling up information and for making settings to your vehicle.It is helpful to think of the menus as being arranged in a circular pattern:왘Press & or ( repeatedly to switch menus.The number of menus available in the sys-tem depends on which optional equipment is installed in your vehicle.왘Press button L to return to the next highest menu level.From a menu’s highest level, you will al-ways see the screen from the “Trip” menu that was last active. When you press L again, you switch to the standard display (컄page 270).For information about warning and mal-function messages appearing in the multi-function display (컄page 612).1Multifunction display2sto take a callto dialto redialtto end a callto reject an incoming callæto increase volumeçto decrease volumeFto mute3!to accept a callto activate Voice Control*4Lback/to cancel Voice Control*5$to scroll up%to scroll down&to scroll to the right(to scroll to the left#to confirm selection
268Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemMenusTrip (컄page 270) Navi (컄page 271) Audio (컄page 273) AMG1 (컄page 275)1S63AMG and S65AMG only.Commands/submenusStandard display Showing route guidance in-structions, current direction traveledSelecting radio station Gear currently engagedEngine oil temperatureVehicle supply voltageFuel consumption statistics since start Selecting satellite radio channel* (USA only)RACETIMERFuel consumption statistics since last resetOperating DVD changer/ audio CD/ audio DVD/MP3Overall analysisResetting fuel consumption statistics Operating Video DVD Lap analysisDistance to emptyDigital speedometer
269Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemTelephone* (컄page 278) Assistance* (컄page 281) Service (컄page 282) Settings (컄page 283)Commands/submenusDialing a number from the phone bookDisplaying the distance graph-ic*, DISTRONIC Plus* (USA only)Calling up vehicle malfunction, warning and system status messages stored in memorySetting daytime running lamp mode (USA only)Redialing Activating/deactivating PRE-SAFE® Brake* (USA only)Checking tire inflation pres-sureSwitching additional speedome-ter on or offAnswering a call Switching on the Dynamic Rear View Monitor* automaticallyCalling up maintenance ser-vice displaySwitching radar sensors* on or off (USA only)Ending a call or rejecting an in-coming callChecking engine oil level*
270Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemTrip menuIn the “Trip” menu, you can show an addi-tional display for the speedometer and call up or reset your vehicle’s statistical data.Standard displayIn the standard display, the trip odometer and main odometer are shown in the mul-tifunction display.왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.1Main odometer 2Trip odometerFuel consumption statistics since start왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.왘Press % to select “After start”.1Distance driven since start2Time elapsed since start3Average speed since start4Average fuel consumption since startFuel consumption statistics since last reset왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.왘Press % or $ to select “After re-set”.1Distance driven since last reset2Time elapsed since last reset3Average fuel consumption since last re-set4Average speed since last resetiThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).iAll values that are based on the last start are reset when you turn off the vehicle’s engine for more than four hours (컄page 397).iIf you turn the SmartKey to position 1 or 2 again during this time, the values will not be re-set. After 999 hours or 9999 miles (kilometers), the fuel consumption statistics since start are automatically reset.iAfter 9999 hours or 99999 miles (kilome-ters), the fuel consumption statistics since last reset are automatically reset.
271Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemResetting fuel consumption statistics왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the func-tion you wish to reset.왘Press #.Illustration: Reset trip odometer왘Press % to select “Yes” and confirm with #.Distance to empty왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.왘Press % or $ to select “Range”.The calculated remaining driving range based on the current fuel tank level ap-pears in the multifunction display.Digital speedometer왘Press ( or & to select the “Trip” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the digital speedometer.1Digital speedometerNavi menuThe display in the “Navi” menu depends on whether route guidance is active or not.왘Press ( or & to select the “Navi” menu.Route guidance not activeThe multifunction display shows the direc-tion of travel and the name of the street you are currently driving on, if known by the navigation system.1Direction of travel2Street you are currently driving oniYou can reset the trip odometer by pressing and holding the L button. The trip odometer is then reset without confirmation.iIf only very little fuel is left in the tank, a fuel pump is shown instead of the range.iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).컄컄
272Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemRoute guidance activeThe image on the multifunction display de-pends on whether you are being notified of a driving maneuver.No notification of driving maneuverExample illustration1Distance to destination2Symbol for “follow the course of the road”3Distance to next driving maneuver4Street you are currently driving onNotification of driving maneuver with-out lane recommendationExample illustration1Street into which the driving maneuver leads2Symbol for “driving maneuver”3Distance to driving maneuver and visu-al distance displayWhen you are being notified of a driving maneuver, you will see a visual distance display 3 next to the driving maneuver symbol. The visual distance display is re-duced from bottom to top the closer you come to the announced driving maneuver.Navigation status displays in the instru-ment clusterWhile route guidance is active, the follow-ing messages may be shown on the multi-function display:앫<You have reached your destination.앫“Area of dest. reached”You have arrived in the area of your destination. The message appears, for example, for relatively large POIs.앫“New Route…”COMAND calculates a new route, e.g. because you have deviated from the calculated route or due to a detour re-port. Afterward, COMAND continues route guidance.컄컄
273Control systemsInstrument cluster control system앫“Calculating Route”COMAND is calculating a route. After-ward, COMAND starts route guidance.앫“Off Map”The vehicle’s location is outside of the digital map’s range. The vehicle is in an off-map position (컄page 213).앫“Off Road”The vehicle is either on a road that has not been digitized (컄page 214) or on the side of a road, e.g. in a parking space.앫“No Route”COMAND cannot calculate a route to the selected destination.앫“Direction of Dest.”The vehicle has gone off the map dur-ing route guidance (컄page 213).Audio menuThe functions in the “Audio” menu operate the audio equipment which you currently have turned on.If no audio equipment is currently turned on, the message: “Audio off” is shown in the multifunction display.Selecting radio station왘Turn on COMAND and select “Radio” (컄page 100).왘Press ( or & to select the “Au-dio” menu.왘Press % or $ to select a station.1Station frequency2Waveband왘Press æ or ç to adjust the vol-ume.Selecting satellite radio* channel (USA only)The satellite radio is treated as a radio ap-plication.왘Turn on COMAND and select “Sat Ra-dio” (컄page 105).iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).iYou can only change the frequency band and save new stations using COMAND (컄page 100).컄컄
274Control systemsInstrument cluster control system왘Press ( or & to select the “Au-dio” menu.왘Press % or $ to select a station.1Channel number and/or name2SAT mode왘Press æ or ç to adjust the vol-ume.Operating DVD changer/audio CD/ audio DVD/MP3왘Turn on COMAND and select “CD”, “DVD-Audio” or “MP3” (컄page 112).왘Press ( or & to select the “Au-dio” menu.왘Press % or $ to select a track.Example: audio CD1Current track왘Press æ or ç to adjust the vol-ume.Operating video DVD (USA only)왘Turn on COMAND and select “Video”  “Video”  “Video DVD” (컄page 126).왘Press ( or & to select the “Au-dio” menu.1Current scene2Disc number왘Press % or $ to select a scene.i A subscription to SIRIUS satellite radio ser-vice provider is required for the satellite radio op-eration. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for details and availability for your vehicle.For more information on satellite radio (컄page 105). iWhen you play a CD or DVD with text, the multifunction display shows the name and num-ber of the track. For MP3s, only the track is shown.컄컄
275Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemAMG menuThe main screen of the AMG menu shows you 앫the gear currently engaged 앫the engine oil temperature앫the vehicle supply voltage왘Press ( or & to select the “AMG” menu.1Gear indicator2Upshift indicator3Engine oil temperature4Vehicle supply voltageIf the engine reaches the overspeed range in the manual shift program, you will see “up” 2 next to gear indicator 1 as a re-minder to upshift.Use buttons % or $ to select the fol-lowing functions in the AMG menu:RACETIMERThe RACETIMER allows you to time and save driving stretches in hours, minutes and seconds.왘Press ( or & to select the “AMG” menu.왘Press % to select the RACETIMER.iThis function is only available in S 63 AMG and S 65 AMG.iThe engine oil temperature symbol will be shown in blue if the engine oil temperature has not yet reached 176°F (80°C). During this time, avoid driving at full engine speed.Function PageRACETIMER 275Overall analysis 277Lap analysis 277Warning! GThe RACETIMER feature is for use only on roads and in conditions where high speed driving is permitted. Racing on public roads is prohibited under all circumstances and the driver is and must always remain re-sponsible for following posted speed limits.컄컄
276Control systemsInstrument cluster control system1Gear indicator2RACETIMER3Seconds display4Lap왘Starting RACETIMER: Press æ.왘Displaying intermediate time: Press ç.The intermediate time is shown for 5 seconds.왘Stopping RACETIMER: Press æ.왘To select a different display, press $, ( or &.Saving lap time and starting a new lap왘Press button ç while the timer is running.The intermediate time will be shown for 5 seconds.왘Press button ç within 5 seconds.The intermediate time shown will be saved as a lap time.The RACETIMER begins timing the new lap. The new lap begins to be timed as soon as the intermediate time is called up.1Gear indicator2RACETIMER3Best lap timeiYou can start the RACETIMER when the en-gine is running or the starter switch is in position 2 (컄page 344).iWhile the RACETIMER is being displayed, you cannot adjust the audio volume using but-tons æ or ç.iWhen you stop the vehicle and turn the Smartkey to position 1 (컄page 344) or, in vehi-cles with KEYLESS-GO*, turn off the engine and do not open the driver’s door, the RACETIMER stops timing. Timing is resumed when you switch the ignition back on or restart the engine and then press æ button.iWhen you switch on the Night View Assist* (컄page 461) while the RACETIMER is operating, the RACETIMER will continue to run in the back-ground but cannot be operated with the multi-function steering wheel buttons.To stop the RACETIMER, switch off the Night View Assist* first.iYou can save up to 16 laps.컄컄
277Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemResetting current lap왘Press button æ while the timer is running.The timer stops.왘Press button ç.The lap time is reset to “0”.Deleting all laps왘Press button æ while the timer is running.The timer stops.왘Press ç for at least 3 seconds.왘Press button æ.The timer starts. The saved laps are de-leted.Overall analysis왘Press ( or & to select the “AMG” menu.왘Press $ repeatedly until the overall analysis appears in the multifunction display.1Overall analysis of RACETIMER2Overall driving time3Maximum speed4Overall distance driven5Average speed왘To select a different display, press $, ( or &.Lap analysis왘Press ( or & to select the “AMG” menu.왘Press $ repeatedly until the lap analysis appears in the multifunction display.1Lap number2Lap time3Maximum speed4Lap length5Average speed during lap왘Press $ or % to see other lap analyses.iIt is not possible to delete a single saved lap.iThese functions are only available if you have saved at least one lap and have stopped the RACETIMER.iThese functions are only available if you have saved at least two laps and have stopped RACETIMER.컄컄
278Control systemsInstrument cluster control system왘To select a different display, press ( or &.Telephone* menuYou can use the functions in the “Tele-phone” menu to operate your telephone, provided it is inserted in the cradle and switched on.iEach lap is shown in its own submenu. The fastest lap is indicated by flashing symbol 1.iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).Warning! GSome jurisdictions prohibit the driver from using a cellular telephone while driving. Whether or not prohibited by law, for safety reasons, the driver should not use the cellu-lar telephone while the vehicle is in motion. Stop the vehicle in a safe location before placing or answering a call.If you nonetheless choose to use the mobile phone while driving, please use the hands-free feature and be sure to pay attention to the traffic situation at all times. Use the mo-bile phone only when road, weather and traf-fic conditions permit.Otherwise, you may not be able to observe traffic conditions and could endanger your-self and others.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approxima-tely 14 m) every second.Warning! GNever operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. with-out being connected to an external antenna) from inside the vehicle while the engine is running. Doing so could lead to a malfunc-tion of the vehicle’s electronic system, pos-sibly resulting in an accident and/or personal injury.컄컄
279Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemLogging-on to a network왘Switch on the telephone and COMAND (컄page 85).왘Press ( or & to select the “Tele-phone” menu.Which messages appear in the multifunc-tion display depends on whether your tele-phone is switched on or off.앫If the telephone is off, the message in the multifunction display is: “Telephone OFF”.앫If the telephone is not inserted in the cradle, the message in the multifunc-tion display is: “No telephone inserted”.앫If the PIN or unlock code is not yet en-tered, the message in the multifunction display is “Please enter PIN” or “Enter unlock code”.앫If the telephone is switched on, the telephone will then search for a net-work. During this time, the multifunc-tion display is blank. If no network available, the multifunction display reads “No Service”.앫If the telephone is on, as soon as the telephone has found a network, “Ready” or “Ready (Roaming)” appears in the multifunction display.Entering the PIN or unlock code왘Enter the PIN or unlock code using the telephone keypad*, Voice Control* or telephone*.The telephone will then search for a network.You may carry out the following functions:Dialing a number from the mobile phone bookIf your telephone is ready to receive calls, you may select and dial a number from the phone book at any time.왘Log on to the network (컄page 279).iVarious mobile phone cradles can be in-stalled in the front center armrest, see separate installation instructions for the mobile phone cradle. These mobile phone cradles can be ob-tained from an authorized Mercedes-Benz Cen-ter. For more information about telephone (컄page 507).iThe roof cargo container* may impair mo-bile phone reception. In an emergency, remove the mobile phone from the mobile phone cradle (컄page 507) to make a call. Function PageDialing a number from the phone book279Redialing 280Answering a call 281Ending a call or rejecting an in-coming call281컄컄
280Control systemsInstrument cluster control system왘Press % or $ or # to switch to the phone book.왘Press % or $ to select the de-sired name.The stored names are displayed in as-cending alphabetical order.왘Press s or # to start dialing.If several entries are present for the same name, they are all shown.왘Select the desired entry.왘Press s or # to start dialing.The message “Connecting call…” ap-pears on the multifunction display, as well as the dialed telephone number or name as long as it is stored in the phone book.The dialed number is saved in the “Di-aled numbers” list.Once a connection has been estab-lished, the name appears on the multi-function display, provided that it has been stored in the phone book, other-wise the dialed telephone number ap-pears.RedialingThe control system stores the most recent-ly dialed phone numbers. This eliminates the need to search through your entire phone book.왘Log on to the network (컄page 279).왘Press s to switch to the number and/or name last dialed in the redial memory.왘Press % or $ to select the de-sired number and/or name.왘Press s or # to start dialing.Once a connection has been estab-lished, the name appears in the multi-function display, provided that it has been stored in the phone book, other-wise the dialed telephone number ap-pears.iWhen you insert a Mercedes-Benz approved mobile phone into the cradle*, the control sys-tem reads in the phone book that is saved on the SIM card or in the phone book of the mobile phone. This can take several minutes, depending on how many entries each phone book contains. When you press %, $, (, & or # during the download of the phone book the message “Reading telephone data, please wait...” appears in the multifunction display. When the message: “Reading telephone data, please wait...” disappears, the phone book has been loaded.iIf you do not want to dial from the phone book, press t or L. In the multifunction display appears again “Ready” or “Ready (Roam-ing)”.iIf you press and hold % or $ for more than 1 second, the system scrolls rapidly through the list of names. If you press and hold % or $ for more than 4 seconds, the control system shows the first four entries of the letter next used. Release the button to stop the quick search. The search stops automatically at the end of the list.컄컄
281Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemAnswering a callWhen your telephone is ready to receive calls, you can answer a call at any time with the ignition on. When you are in the “Telephone” menu, you will see the follow-ing message on the multifunction display:왘Press s.Ending a call or rejecting an incoming call왘Press t.Assistance* menuIn the “Assistance” menu, you can change the settings of your driving systems.Displaying distance graphic*, DISTRONIC Plus* (USA only)For information about displaying distance graphic (컄page 428).Activating/deactivating PRE-SAFE® Brake* (USA only)왘Press ( or & to select the “Assistance” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the “PRE-SAFE Brake” function.왘Press #.1PRE-SAFE® Brake* indicator :왘Press # again if you would like to change the current status.After the function has been activated, indicator : appears on the left-hand side of the multifunction dis-play.For more information (컄page 76).Switching on the Dynamic Rear View Monitor* automatically왘Press ( or & to select the “Assistance” menu.iThe caller’s number appears only if it is transmitted.The caller’s name appears only if the number and the name are stored in the phone book.iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).iThe image from the Dynamic Rear View Monitor is shown on the COMAND display.
282Control systemsInstrument cluster control system왘Press % or $ to select the “Rearview camera” function.왘Press #.왘Press # again if you would like to change the current status.The following settings are available:Service menuThe “Service” menu is used for 앫calling up messages앫checking tire inflation pressure elec-tronically with the Advanced TPMS* (standard on U.S. vehicles)앫activating Run Flat Indicator (Canada only)앫calling up the maintenance service in-dicator display 앫check engine oil level*Calling up vehicle malfunction, warning and system status messages stored in memoryUse the vehicle status message memory menu to scan malfunction and warning messages that may be stored in the sys-tem. Such messages appear in the multi-function display and are based on conditions or system status the vehicle’s system has recorded.The vehicle status message memory menu only appears if there are any messages stored.왘Press ( or & to select the “Service” menu.“On when in Reverse”The Dynamic Rear View Monitor automatically switches on when reverse gear is engaged.“OFF”The Dynamic Rear View Monitor is not switched on.iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).Warning! GMalfunction and warning messages are only indicated for certain systems and are inten-tionally not very detailed. The malfunction and warning messages are simply a remind-er with respect to the operation of certain systems and do not replace the owner’s and/or driver’s responsibility to maintain the vehicle’s operating safety by having all required maintenance and safety checks performed on the vehicle and by bringing the vehicle to an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center to address the malfunction and warning messages (컄page 612).
283Control systemsInstrument cluster control systemIf conditions have occurred causing status messages to be recorded, the number of messages appears in the multifunction display: “2 Messages”.왘Press % or $ to select the mes-sage.왘Press # to confirm.Checking tire inflation pressureFor information about checking tire infla-tion pressure (컄page 561).Activating Run Flat Indicator (Canada only)For information about activating Run Flat Indicator (컄page 565).Calling up the maintenance service in-dicator displayFor information about calling up the main-tenance service indicator display (컄page 582).Checking engine oil level (S 600 and S65AMG)For information about checking engine oil level (컄page 543).Settings menuIn the “Settings” menu, you can:앫switch the daytime running lamps on or off (USA only)앫switch the additional speedometer on or off앫switch the radar sensors* on or off (USA only)Setting daytime running lamp mode (USA only)왘Press ( or & to select the “Set-tings” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the “Day-time driving lamps” function.왘Press #.왘Press # again if you would like to change the current status.Depending on the previous status, the daytime running lamps will be switched on or off.iSee the “Practical hints” section for mal-function and warning messages (컄page 612).iIf you turn the SmartKey in the starter switch to position 0 and then back to position 2, all messages will be deleted from the message memory. iThe menu overview can be found on (컄page 268).iThis function is not available in countries where the daytime running lamp mode is manda-tory and therefore in a constant mode.
284Control systemsWith “Daytime driving lamps” mode selected and the exterior lamp switch at position M or *, the low beam headlamps are switched on when the engine is running.In low ambient light conditions the follow-ing lamps will switch on additionally:앫Parking lamps앫Tail lamps앫License plate lamps앫Side marker lampsFor more information on the daytime run-ning lamp mode (컄page 373).Showing or hiding additional speedometerYou can have an additional digital speed-ometer shown on the multifunction dis-play. The speed is shown in the unit of kilometers/hour (USA) or miles/hour (Canada).왘Press ( or & to select the “Set-tings” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the “Add. speedometer” function.왘Press #.왘Press # again if you would like to change the current status.Depending on the previous status, the additional speedometer will be switched on or off.Switching radar sensors* on/offIf your vehicle is equipped with DISTRONIC Plus*, BAS Plus*, or Park Assist* it is equipped with a radar sensor system which you can switch on and off.When travelling in Canada in a vehicle not registered in Canada, you must switch off the radar sensor system. Canadian law does not permit the use of the radar sensor system for vehicles from outside of Cana-da. When you switch off the radar sensor system, the following functions are deacti-vated:앫BAS Plus* (컄page 69)앫DISTRONIC Plus* (컄page 424)앫Park Assist* (컄page 448)앫PRE-SAFE® Brake* (컄page 76)iIf you turn the exterior lamp switch to anoth-er position, the corresponding lamp(s) will switch on.iMake sure that the light switch is set to B or * when you switch off the day-time running lamps while driving at night.
285Control systemsInstrument cluster control system왔왘Press ( or & to select the “Set-tings” menu.왘Press % or $ to select the “Ra-dar sensor” function.왘Press #.왘Press # again if you would like to change the current status.Depending on the previous status, the radar sensors will be switched on or off.iUSA only:This device has been approved by the FCC as a “Vehicular Radar System”. The radar sensor is intended for use in an automotive radar system only. Removal, tampering, or altering of the de-vice will void any warranties, and is not permitted by the FCC. Do not tamper with, alter, or use in any non-approved way.Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.iCanada only:This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause interference, and(2) this device must accept any interference re-ceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Removal, tampering, or altering of the device will void any warranties, and is not permitted. Do not tamper with, alter, or use in any non-approved way.Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.iThe selected status of the radar sensors re-mains stored in memory even if the engine is turned off and restarted.iThe following message appears in the multi-function display if the radar sensors are switched off and you attempt to activate DIS-TRONIC Plus*, Park Assist* or PRE-SAFE® Brake*:“Radar sensordeactivatedSee Oper. Manual”
286Control systemsVoice Control*Voice Control*Operating safetyWarning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in. While the system permits hands-free phone oper-ation, attention to traffic may be diverted not only by physical operation of a phone, but also by the distraction of a phone con-versation while driving. As such, for safety reasons, we encourage the driver to stop the vehicle in a safe place before answering or placing a phone call.For safety reasons, you should only select a destination when the vehicle is stationary.While the navigation system provides direc-tional assistance, the driver must remain fo-cused on safe driving behavior, especially attention to traffic and street signs, and should utilize the system’s audio cues while driving.The navigation system does not supply any information on stop signs, yield signs, traffic regulations or traffic safety rules. Their ob-servance always remains in the driver’s per-sonal responsibility. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes within an area.Traffic regulations always have priority over any route recommendations given.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximately 13.5 m) every second.Warning! GNavigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.Please always use this feature instead of consulting the map display for directions. Consulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your at-tention from driving and increase your risk of an accident.Warning! GPlease do not use the Voice Control System in an emergency, as the tone of your voice may change in a stressful situation. This could cause a delay in completing your phone call in a timely manner. This could distract you in an emergency situation and cause you to be involved in an accident.
287Control systemsVoice Control* introductionVoice Control* introductionThe Voice Control System gives you the ca-pability to control the following systems on your vehicle using spoken commands:앫Telephone* (컄page 291)앫Navigation (컄page 298)앫Address book (컄page 308)앫Audio (컄page 312) (AM/FM radio, CD/DVD changer, MP3 player)You control these systems using spoken commands. Moreover, controls such as the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel (컄page 289) allow you to keep your hands on the steering wheel.The command vocabulary consists of approximately 300 ready to use phrases. The Voice Control System recognizes com-mands and number sequences, irrespec-tive of the speaker. To optimize speech recognition for your voice follow the indi-vidualization process (컄page 333).You can use the Voice Control System to call up all of COMAND’s main menu items, with the exception of the main menus for “Vehicle” and “Navi”.The commands and digit sequences can be spoken without pausing between the indi-vidual words. If an unavailable or incorrect command is used, the Voice Control Sys-tem will prompt you for a new command by asking “Please repeat” or “Please repeat your entry”.In order to provide for a safe and comfort-able dialog, the Voice Control System ac-knowledges important commands.
288Control systemsVoice Control* introductionSpellingYou may not need to spell the entire name (street, intersection, city or point of inter-est) especially if the name is lengthy. Spell-ing the first three to five characters of the name should be sufficient for the system to recognize the name provided it is avail-able on the navigation DVD.The selection appearing on the COMAND display is sorted based on your recognized voice input and a matching algorithm.You can use the commands “Next page” or “Previous page” to scroll up or down in the list.Use the command “Correction” to start over by again spelling the name.Speak each character as clearly as you can, especially when they sound very simi-lar (d or e).Command typesThe Voice Control System commands can be categorized as: 앫General CommandsThese are commands always available to you as soon as the Voice Control System is activated (for example “Help” commands). 앫Local CommandsThese are commands specific to the currently active system shown in the COMAND display (for example com-mands to control the CD/DVD chang-er).For a complete list of commands (컄page 318).Active SystemThe active system is the system currently shown in the COMAND display.If, for example, you listen to the radio while the telephone system is active on the COMAND display, you have to switch to the radio using the command “Radio” be-fore you can operate the radio.iDuring Voice Control System operation visu-al help windows also appear in the COMAND dis-play (컄page 290).
289Control systemsVoice Control* introduction왔ControlsOperation via the multifunction steering wheelActivating Voice Control왘Switch on COMAND (컄page 85). 왘Press !.An audible tone (beep) confirms the ac-tivation of the system. 왘Speak a command.Canceling Voice Control왘Press L.or왘Speak the command “Cancel” (except for speaking voice entries, en-tering a town or city or carrying out in-dividualization).or왘Press any COMAND button.Item1!to activate Voice Controlto accept a call2Lto cancel Voice Control3æto increase volumeçto decrease volumesto take a callto dialto redialtto end a callto reject an incoming calliVoice Control can be cancelled at any time, even during a dialog. Please note that if the Voice Control System is cancelled during a dialog, then the complete procedure is stopped and Voice Control is cancelled.
290Control systemsVoice Control* introductionSetting volume level왘Activate Voice Control.왘Speak a command, for example “Help”.왘Press æ or ç. The volume is in-creased or decreased during voice out-put.or왘Set volume for voice output using the COMAND volume thumbwheel on the lower part of the front center console (컄page 96).DisplaysCOMAND DisplayIn addition to the acoustic help function, a visual help function (컄page 239) is avail-able on the COMAND display.Upon activating the Voice Control, the most important available commands for the currently active system appear on the COMAND display.When the Voice Control System requires additional information from the user, a se-lection list is shown on the COMAND dis-play in the address book and navigation system.1COMAND displayMultifunction displayFor example: telephone numbers are shown on the multifunction display while dialing when the main “Telephone” menu is selected in the instrument cluster con-trol system.1Multifunction displaySymbolsThe following symbols are found in follow-ing Voice Control System pages:sThis symbol stands for commands and voice entries you are speaking.tThis symbol stands for voice output by the system.uThis symbol indicates that informa-tion is available on the COMAND display.
291Control systemsVoice Control* telephoneVoice Control* telephone Telephone operationThe Voice Control System gives you the following capabilities:앫Enter a telephone unlock code앫Dial a phone number by speaking the telephone number앫Store names and numbers in the COMAND address book앫Dial a phone number by speaking the name of an COMAND address book en-try앫Delete an address book entry from the address book앫Have the system read out the phone book of the address book entry by en-try앫Manage and access an automated an-swering system/voice mail box앫Redial names and numbersWarning! GSome jurisdictions prohibit the driver from using a cellular telephone while driving. Whether or not prohibited by law, for safety reasons, the driver should not use the cellu-lar telephone while the vehicle is in motion. Stop the vehicle in a safe location before placing or answering a call.If you nonetheless choose to use the mobile phone while driving, please use the hands-free feature and be sure to pay attention to the traffic situation at all times. Use the mo-bile phone only when road, weather and traf-fic conditions permit. Otherwise, you may not be able to observe traffic conditions and could endanger yourself and others.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approxima-tely 14 m) every second.Warning! GNever operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. with-out being connected to an external antenna) from inside the vehicle while the engine is running. Doing so could lead to a malfunc-tion of the vehicle’s electronic system, pos-sibly resulting in an accident and/or personal injury.iVarious mobile phone cradles can be in-stalled in the front center armrest, see separate installation instructions for the mobile phone cradle. These mobile phone cradles can be ob-tained from an authorized Mercedes-Benz Cen-ter. For more information about telephone (컄page 507).iThe roof cargo container* may impair mo-bile phone reception. In an emergency, remove the mobile phone from the mobile phone cradle (컄page 507) to make a call.
292Control systemsVoice Control* telephoneThe Voice Control System detects whether앫your telephone is switched on앫the corresponding mobile network is logged in앫it is possible to dialIf dialing is not possible, the Voice Control System will advise you accordingly.Before you can operate the telephone us-ing the Voice Control System, you have to activate the Voice Control (컄page 289).Telephone commandsFor a complete list of commands (컄page 318).“Telephone”Use the command “Telephone” to activate the telephone main menu. Use this com-mand if you want the digits you are enter-ing to appear on the COMAND display.“Help telephone”The Voice Control System features a com-prehensive help function.Use the command “Help telephone” and the Voice Control System will read out an option list of available functions and com-mands that can be used in conjunction with the telephone (컄page 239).“Enter PIN”Use the command “Enter PIN” to input the code to unlock your telephone. After speaking the command, you are prompted to enter the code.Speak the code앫as a continuously spoken string of dig-its, or앫in digit blocks of three to five digits.Digits from “Zero” to “Nine” may be used. After each digit block (separate the digit blocks by using an approximately 0.5 second pause), the Voice Control Sys-tem repeats the recognized digits and waits until you continue speaking. Sample dialog:sEnter PINtPlease say the PINsZero zero one onetZero zero one onesOKiYou can continue operating your mobile phone using the telephone keypad or keypad on your phone.iThe PIN (only GSM mobile phones) prompt starts automatically whenever the phone is locked and you wish to use it.
293Control systemsVoice Control* telephone“Dial number”You can dial a phone number using the command “Dial number”.Digits from “Zero” to “Nine” may be used.The phone number must be spoken앫as a continuously spoken string of digits, or앫in digit blocks (three to five digits in each block).After each digit block (separate the digit blocks by using an approximately 0.5 sec-ond pause), the Voice Control System re-peats the recognized digits and waits until you continue speaking.When dialing 1800 numbers, you may pro-nounce the first four digits as “One eight hundred” and the system will recognize the spoken entries as “One eight zero zero”. All other numeric entries must be spoken as individual numbers.Sample dialog:sDial numbertPlease say the numbersOne two threetOne two threesFour five six seventFour five six sevensOKtDialing“Confirm”Using the command “Confirm” will repeat all digits spoken up to that point. Upon re-peating the digits, the system will prompt you to continue your input.Sample dialog:sDial numbertPlease say the numbersOne two threetOne two threesConfirmtOne two three, please continuesFour five six seventFour five six sevensOKtDialingiYou can also dial the telephone number spo-ken by pressing button s on the multifunc-tion steering wheel (instead of using the command “OK”):You can dial the telephone number before all numbers are recited in full.
294Control systemsVoice Control* telephone“Correction”Using the command “Correction” will cor-rect the last entered digit block. After speaking the command, the last digit block is deleted and all previously entered digits are repeated. The system then prompts you to continue your input.Sample dialog:sDial numbertPlease say the numbersOne two threetOne two threesFour five six seventFive five six sevensCorrectiontOne two three, please continuesFour five six seventFour five six sevensOKtDialing“Delete”Using the command “Delete” will erase all digits entered. The system then prompts you to start your input again.Sample dialog:sDial numbertPlease say the numbersOne two threetOne two threesFour five six seventFour five six sevensDeletetNumber deleted. Please enter the number againsFour two seven three tFour two seven threesThree nine one tThree nine onesOKtDialing“Redial”Use the command “Redial” to dial the last dialed number.“Save name” (COMAND address book)Use the command “Save name” to create a new entry in your COMAND address book. After using the command, the system will prompt you to enter a phone number.Digits from “Zero” to “Nine” can be en-tered (컄page 293).Speak the telephone number앫as a continuous stringor, with longer phone numbers,앫in form of digit blocks (three to five dig-its). After each digit block (separate the digit blocks by using an approximately 0.5 second pause), the Voice Control Sys-tem repeats the recognized digits and waits until you continue speaking.
295Control systemsVoice Control* telephoneAfter the command “OK”, you will be prompted up to two times to input the name. When repeating the name, make sure that you pronounce it in the same manner as during the first input. Otherwise the name cannot be saved and the Voice Control System cancels the save proce-dure.Sample dialog:sSave nametPlease say the number firstsOne two threetOne two threesFour five six seventFour five six sevensOKtPlease say the namesJohn SmithtPlease repeat the namesJohn SmithtDo you want to save the number in a category?sNotName and number saved“Dial name” (COMAND address book)Use the command “Dial name” to place a phone call by selecting a name previously saved in your personal address book. Sample dialog:sDial nametPlease say the namesJohn SmithIf several telephone numbers exist for the same entry, the Voice Con-trol System will ask for clarification.tDo you want to place a work call or a home call?sWorktJohn Smith workDialingiThe Voice Control System may recognize names even if not saved in your voice. For opti-mum call-up performance, however, you should speak and save the names you intend to use yourself.iYou can also add a name to an entry by call-ing up the corresponding menu on COMAND and saying the name twice (컄page 226).
296Control systems“Call <voice entry>” (address book)Use the command “Call <voice entry>” to place a phone call by directly selecting a name previously stored in your address book.One address book entry can have up to three different telephone numbers (mobile phone/car/land line) for both the home and work fields.If only one telephone number is stored for a given name, you can recall the entry us-ing the command “Call John Smith”.If several telephone numbers are associat-ed with one entry, you can recall the de-sired telephone number by using the following commands:앫“Call John Smith home”앫“Call John Smith work”앫“Call John Smith home cell phone”앫“Call John Smith home car”앫“Call John Smith home land line”앫“Call John Smith work cell phone”앫“Call John Smith work car”앫“Call John Smith work land line”The system confirms your input and the number is dialed.Sample dialog:sCall John SmithIf several telephone numbers exist for the same entry, the Voice Con-trol System will ask for clarification.tDo you want to place a work call or a home call?sWorktJohn Smith workDialing“Delete name” (COMAND address book) Use the command “Delete name” to delete a name from the COMAND address book.Sample dialog:sDelete nametThe name, pleasesSmith officetSmith office: Would you like to de-lete the voice name?sYestThe voice name is deleted
297Control systemsVoice Control* telephone“List phone book” and dialing a phone numberUse the command “List phone book” to lis-ten to all voice entries in the phone book with a phone number stored, and select an entry and dial that number.Sample dialog:sList phone bookThe system reads out the complete phone book entry by entry.Selecting an entry and dialing that number왘For the desired entry, press ! dur-ing or immediately after voice output.If more than one phone number exists for a given entry, the Voice Control Sys-tem prompts:tDo you want to place a work call or a home call?sHomeThe system reads out the name of the selected entry and dials the cor-responding number.Canceling the dialog왘Press L.The system confirms “Cancel”.The dialog is concluded.Managing automated answering sys-tem/voice mail boxActivate the Voice Control System to ac-cess and manage your answering ma-chine/voice mail box.왘Activate the Voice Control System dur-ing a phone call (컄page 289).An audible tone (beep) confirms the ac-tivation of the system.왘Speak the required digits (“Zero” to “Nine”).or왘Speak the required words “Star” and “Pound”.왘Speak the final command “OK”.The system dials the number entered.
298Control systemsVoice Control* navigationVoice Control* navigationImportant notesWarning! GFor safety reasons, you should only select a destination when the vehicle is stationary. While the navigation system provides direc-tional assistance, the driver must remain fo-cused on safe driving behavior, especially attention to traffic and street signs, and should utilize the system’s audio cues while driving.The navigation system does not supply any information on stop signs, yield signs, traffic regulations or traffic safety rules. Their ob-servance always remains in the driver’ per-sonal responsibility. DVD maps do not cover all areas nor all routes within an area.Traffic regulations always have priority over any route recommendations given.Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph (approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a distance of 44 feet (approximately 13.5 m) every second.During route guidance, you will not receive information on:앫traffic lights앫stop and yield signs앫parking or stopping zones앫one-way streets앫narrow bridges, or앫other traffic regulation data.You should therefore always strictly observe traffic regulations while driving. Drive care-fully and always obey traffic laws and road signs, even if they contradict navigation sys-tem instructions.Warning! GPlease do not use the Voice Control System in an emergency, as the tone of your voice may change in a stressful situation. This could cause a delay in completing your phone call in a timely manner. This could distract you in an emergency situation and cause you to be involved in an accident.
299Control systemsVoice Control* navigationNavigation operationThe Voice Control System allows you to앫enter a state or province앫enter a city앫spell the name of a city앫spell the name of district or center앫spell the name of a street앫spell the name of an intersection앫enter a house number앫enter a complete address앫select one of your last destinations앫enter a POI (point of interest)앫select one of your last destinations앫save a destination앫navigate to a destination stored in the destination memory of the address book앫start route guidance앫display the map앫zoom in or zoom out of the map앫listen to the destination memory앫cancel route guidance앫turn guide instructions on or offBefore you can operate navigation using the Voice Control System, you have to ac-tivate the Voice Control System (컄page 289).Selecting navigation mode왘Press !.왘Speak the command “Navigation”. 왘Press !.왘Speak one of the navigation com-mands.Warning! GNavigation announcements are intended to direct you while driving without diverting your attention from the road and driving.Please always use this feature instead of consulting the map display for directions. Consulting the symbols or map display for directions may cause you to divert your at-tention from driving and increase your risk of an accident.
300Control systemsVoice Control* navigationNavigation commandsFor a complete list of commands (컄page 318).“Help navigation”/“Help”Use the command “Help navigation” or “Help” to read out an option list of avail-able functions and commands that can be used in conjunction with the navigation system.“Enter state”,“Enter province”Use the command “Enter state” or “Enter province” to select a different state or province on the navigation DVD.Sample dialog:sEnter statetPlease say the name of the statesNew YorkuThe system shows a numbered list of states recognized by the systemtPlease select a line numbersNumber twoor to accept, saysYestState acceptedThe selected entry is adopted from the list.“Last states”Use the command “Last states” to select a state or province from among a number of last selected states or provinces.Dialog for entering a complete address“Enter destination”Use the command “Enter destination” to enter a complete destination address.The system guides you through the dialog. As soon as a valid address has been en-tered, you can start route guidance or save the destination. For information on spelling (컄page 305).Sample dialog:sEnter destinationtPlease spell a New York street namesB-R-O-A-D-WiYou cannot start the route guidance until all necessary address data has been entered.
301Control systemsVoice Control* navigationuThe system displays a numbered list of matching street names on the COMAND displaytPlease select a line numbersNumber twotNumber two acceptedtDo you want to enter a house num-ber?sNotDo you want to enter an intersec-tion?sNotDo you want to spell the town’s name?sYestPlease spell the town namesN-E-W-Y-O-R-KuThe system displays a numbered list of matching city names on the COMAND displaytPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one acceptedtDo you want to start route guid-ance?sYestStarting route guidanceThe system calculates the route and, upon completing route calculation, starts route guidance.“Points of interest”Use the command “Points of interest” to select a point of interest (POI) such as air-ports, railroad stations, gas stations etc.Sample dialog:sPoints of interestuThe system shows the following list on the COMAND display:앫current position앫other town/city앫Global POItPlease select a line numbersNumber oneuThe system displays a numbered list of available POI categories: Select POI category menutPlease select a line numbersNumber oneiYou may not need to spell the entire name (street, intersection, city or point of interest) es-pecially if the name is lengthy. Spelling the first three to five characters of the name should be sufficient for the system to recognize the name provided it is available on the navigation DVD.iThe selection appearing on the COMAND display is sorted based on your recognized voice input and a matching algorithm.You can use the commands “Continue” or “Back” to scroll up or down in the list.Use the command “Correction” to start over by again spelling the name.Speak each character as clearly as you can, es-pecially when they sound very similar (d or e).
302Control systemsVoice Control* navigationuThe system displays a numbered list search categories: Find menutPlease select a line numbersNumber oneuThe system displays a numbered list of airports sorted by distancetPlease select a line numbersNumber onetPoint of interest acceptedtDo you want to start route guid-ance?sYestStarting route guidance“Next POI”With the commands앫“Next gas station”앫“Next parking lot”앫“Next Mercedes-Benz service”앫“Next restaurant”앫“Next hospital”you can select POIs in your vicinity.Sample dialog:sNext gas stationuThe system shows a numbered list of gas stations on the COMAND dis-playtPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one acceptedtDo you want to start route guid-ance?sYesThe system calculates the route and, upon completing route calculation, starts route guidance.“Last destinations”Use the command “Last destinations” to select a destination from among a number of destinations last navigated to.“Save destination”Use the command “Save destination” to save the current destination in the address book. iDepending on the number of categories and POI’s available for a given area, the system may display several lists on each of which you may have to make a selection by speaking the desired line number or you have to spell the name of a POI.iThe Voice Control System may recognize names even if not saved in your voice. For best possible call-up performance, however, you should speak and save the names you intend to use yourself.If an entry is already available in the address book, the system will ask you if you would like to add the address to the available entry.
303Control systemsVoice Control* navigationSample dialog:sSave destinationtPlease say the namesJohn SmithtPlease repeat the namesJohn SmithtWhere do you want to save: home or work?sWorktThe destination has been saved“Navigate to <voice entry>” (address book)Use the command “Navigate to <voice en-try>” to start route guidance by selecting voice entry with a saved destination ad-dress from the COMAND address book.A voice entry may have two different desti-nation addresses associated with it (home or work).The system confirms your command, cal-culates the route, and begins route guid-ance.If only one address is stored, you can use the command “Navigate <voice name>” to select the stored destination address for that name.If two addresses are stored, you can use the commands앫“Navigate <voice name> home”or앫“Navigate <voice name> work”to directly select between home or work address for that name. The system con-firms your selection, calculates the route, and begins route guidance.Sample dialog:sNavigate to John SmithIf more than one address exists for this voice entry, the Voice Control System will prompt you: tNavigate to home or work?sWorktJohn Smith workStarting route guidance
304Control systemsVoice Control* navigation“Start route guidance”Use the command “Start route guidance” to start route guidance after entering a val-id destination.Sample dialog:sStart route guidancetStarting route guidanceRoute guidance begins.“Guidance instructions on”Use the command “Guidance instructions on” to have the Voice Control System re-peat the last guidance instruction. If guid-ance voice output was previously muted, using this command will deactivate the muting of the voice output.“Guidance instructions off”Use the command “Guidance instructions off” to mute the systems’ guidance voice output.“Cancel route guidance”Use the command “Cancel route guid-ance” to cancel route guidance.Sample dialog:sCancel route guidancetAre you sure you want to cancel route guidance?sYesRoute guidance is canceled.orsNotCancelThe dialog with the Voice Control System is canceled. Route guidance remains ac-tive.“Map”Use the command “Map” to activate or switch to map display.“Zoom in”, “Zoom out”Use these commands to zoom in on map or to zoom out of map to the desired level of map detail.“Zoom in completely”, “Zoom out com-pletely”These commands are used to adapt the map display directly to the smallest or larg-est map scale.“List destination memory”Use the command “List destination memo-ry” to have the system read out all destina-tion memory entries and select and entry for route guidance.
305Control systemsVoice Control* navigationSample dialog:sList destination memoryThe system reads out the address book destination memory.To select a voice entry and adopt address for route guidance:왘When the system reads the desired en-try, press !.If more than one address is available, the system will prompt you:tNavigate to home or work?sHomeThe system reads the selected voice entry and starts route guid-ance.To cancel the dialog:왘Press L.You have canceled the dialog. The sys-tem confirms cancellation by saying “Cancel”.Commands for entering parts of an address“Enter town”The “Enter town” command is used to en-ter any larger town or city in the USA or Canada.Sample dialog:sEnter towntPlease spell the name of the townsE-A-S-T-O-NuThe system displays a numbered list of available city namestPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one, town acceptedThe city selected is adopted for route guid-ance.“Spell town”Use the command “Spell town” to enter a city name by spelling mode and see if it matches an entry available on the naviga-tion DVD.Speak the characters as a continuous string (five to seven characters). The sys-tem then displays a list of cities on the COMAND display from which you can se-lect the desired city.Sample dialog:sSpell towntPlease spell the town nameiIf the desired town/city does not appear on the list of towns/cities, the town or city can be entered by using the “Spell town” command.iYou can scroll through the list by using the “Continue” or “Back” command. Say “Correc-tion” to enter the town or city again.
306Control systemssN-E-W-Y-O-RuThe system displays a numbered list of available city namestPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one, town acceptedThe city selected is adopted for route guid-ance.“District” or “Center”Use the command “District” or “Center” to to spell a city location in the city previously selected.Speak the characters as a continuous string (five to seven characters). The sys-tem then displays a list of available city dis-tricts or centers on the COMAND display. Select the desired city center from that list.Sample dialog:sDistricttPlease spell the centersS-T-A-T-E-N-I-SuThe system displays a list of avail-able districts if more than one name matches the name of a district for the given citytPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one, center acceptedThe district selected is adopted for route guidance.iYou can use the commands “Continue” or “Back” to scroll up or down in the list. Use the command “Correction” to start over again by spelling the name of the town.iYou must also spell foreign towns or cities in English. Please note that the list on the COMAND display is sorted according to the probability of the voice recognition.Speak each character as clearly as you can, es-pecially when they sound very similar (d or e).
307Control systemsVoice Control* navigation“Street”Use the command “Street” to spell and se-lect a street for the adopted city. Only street names available on the navigation DVD can be selected.Speak the characters as a continuous string (five to seven characters). The sys-tem then displays a list of available street names on the COMAND display. Select the desired street name from that list.Sample dialog:sStreettPlease spell the name of the streetsF-O-R-E-S-TuThe system displays a numbered list of available street namestPlease select a line numbersNumber onetNumber one, street acceptedThe street name selected is adopted for route guidance.“Intersection”, “Cross street”Use the command “Intersection” or “Cross street” to spell and select an intersection.Speak the characters as a continuous string (five to seven characters). The sys-tem then displays a list of available inter-sections on the COMAND display. Select the desired intersection from that list.Sample dialog:sIntersectiontPlease spell the first street namesF-O-R-E-S-TtPlease spell the name of the cross-ing streetsD-U-D-L-E-YuThe system displays a numbered list of available intersections on the COMAND displaytPlease select a line numbersNumber onetIntersection acceptedThe intersection is adopted for route guid-ance. If an address at the intersection is recognized, the system asks if it is correct. Say “Yes” or “No”.“House number”Use the command “House number” to se-lect a house number for the street previ-ously selected. Speak the house number in single digits.Sample dialog:sHouse numbertPlease say the house number in sin-gle digitssThree twotIs three two correct?sOKtHouse number acceptedThe house number is adopted for route guidance.
308Control systemsVoice Control* address bookVoice Control* address bookCOMAND address book overviewThe Voice Control System address book function gives you the capability to store names and associated phone numbers and address information.You can store up to 80 speaker-dependent voice entries in the Voice Control System address book.Using these voice entries, you can dial a phone number stored in address book or start route guidance to an address stored in the address book. Available commands are dependent on the status of the address book. The address book can be in one of the following status:앫Address book not open앫Address book openOperation with address book not open (global)The Voice Control System gives you the following capabilities:앫Store a name (컄page 294)앫Dial a name (컄page 295)앫Delete a name (컄page 296)앫Navigate to an entry (컄page 303)앫List address book (컄page 309)앫List phone book of the address (컄page 297)앫List address book destination memory (컄page 304)앫Delete the address book (컄page 310)앫Open the address bookOpening address book왘Press !.왘Speak the command “Address book”.왘Press !.왘Speak one of the address book com-mands described below.Operation with address book open (local)In addition to the capabilities listed when the address book is not open, the address book opened allows you to:앫open an entry using the corresponding voice entry앫open any entry by spelling the nameWarning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the address book functions.Only use the Voice Control System when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be in-jured.
309Control systemsVoice Control* address book왔왘Opening entry: Speak the command “Open entry”.Operating and using address book왘Press !.왘Speak one of the following commands depending on the address book status (open or not open).Available commands with the address book not openFor a complete list of commands (컄page 318).“Help address book”Use the command “Help address book” to have the Voice Control System read out an option list of all available commands for the address book.“Save name” (컄page 294)“Dial name” (컄page 295)“Call <voice name>” (컄page 296)“Delete name” (address book)Use the command “Delete name” to delete a voice name from your address book.Sample dialog:sDelete nametPlease say the namesJohn SmithtDo you want to delete John Smith?sYestThe voice name is deleted“Navigate to <voice entry>” (address book) (컄page 303)“List address book”Use the command “List address book” to have the system read out all available ad-dress book entries and, if desired, select an entry when it is being read.
310Control systemsVoice Control* address bookSample dialog:sList address bookThe system reads out all available address book entries.왘Selecting address book entry: When the system reads the desired entry, press !.The entry is selected and shown on the COMAND display.왘Canceling the dialog: Press L.You have canceled the dialog. The sys-tem reads out “Cancel”.“List phone book” and dialing a phone number (컄page 297)“List destination memory” (컄page 304)“Delete address book”Use the command “Delete address book” to delete all or individual voice names of the address book entries. Only the voice name is deleted; the remaining data in the entry are retained.“Address book”Use this command to open the address book.Available commands with the address book open“Help address book”Use the command “Help address book” to have the Voice Control System read out an option list of all available commands for the address book.“Open <voice name>”Use the command “Open <voice name>” to open an entry in your address book that has a voice name already assigned to it.Sample dialog:sOpen John SmithuThe entry “John Smith” appears on the COMAND display“Select entry”Use the command “Select entry” to open an entry in your address book.Sample dialog:sSelect entrytPlease say the namesJohn SmithuThe entry “John Smith” appears on the COMAND display.“Spell entry”Use the command “Spell entry” to open an address book entry by spelling the name.Speak the name as a continuous string (five to seven characters).
311Control systemsVoice Control* address bookThe system will display a list of possible matches on the COMAND display from which you can select the desired entry.Sample dialog:sSpell entrytPlease spell the namesS-M-I-T-HuThe system displays a numbered list of matching entries on the COMAND displaytPlease select a line numbersNumber twouThe system opens the entry associ-ated with line number two on the listiYou can use the commands “Continue” or “Back” to scroll up or down the next page. Use the command “Correction” to exit the current selection list and spell the name again.
312Control systemsVoice Control* radioVoice Control* radio Radio operationThe Voice Control System gives you the ca-pability to:앫Select a station앫Seek a station앫Select a specific frequency앫Save up to 20 stations in your station list앫Select frequency band (FM or AM)앫Select weatherband앫Switch to satellite radio* (USA only)앫Delete station (from station list)앫List the station list앫Delete the station listTo operate the radio using the Voice Con-trol System, the Voice Control System must be activated (컄page 289).Selecting radio mode왘Press !.왘Speak the command “Radio”. 왘Press !.왘Speak one of the radio commands.The system switches to the last tuned station in the selected band.Radio commandsFor a complete list of commands (컄page 318).“Help Radio”Use the commands앫“FM”앫“AM”앫“Weatherband”to select the desired frequency band or switch the radio to the weatherband.Warning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the radio functions.Only use the Voice Control System when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be in-jured.
313Control systemsVoice Control* radio왔“Sat Radio*” (USA only)Use this command for switching on the satellite radio*.“Next station” or “Previous station”The following commands are used to start the station search and to tune in the next station:앫“Next station”앫“Previous station”Selecting frequency (FM, AM only)You may, for example, select a frequency in the FM band (87.9 to 107.9 Megahertz) directly using a verbal command such as “Ninety-five five”. The Voice Control Sys-tem also recognizes the words “frequen-cy”, “point” and “megahertz”. You may for example use the command “Frequency ninety-five point five”.Sample dialog:sNinety-five point fiveThe Voice Control System tunes the radio to frequency FM 95.5.“Save station” (List saved stations)Use this command to save the set station (AM and FM only) by name in your personal station list. After using this command, the Voice Control System will prompt you to repeat the name two to four times before it is saved in the station list. When repeating the station name, make sure that you pro-nounce it in the same manner as during the first input. Otherwise the name cannot be saved and the Voice Control System can-cels the save procedure.Sample dialog:sSave stationtPlease say the station namesSmooth JazztPlease say the station name againsSmooth JazztThe station Smooth Jazz has been saved“Select station” (List saved stations)Use the command “Select station” (AM and FM only) to select a saved station name from your station list.Sample dialog:sSelect station tPlease say the station namesSmooth JazzThe Voice Control System tunes to the cor-responding frequency.iThe Voice Control System may recognize names even if not saved in your voice. For opti-mum performance, however, call up only names you have saved yourself.iYou can freely select the station name, for example “Favorite station”.
314Control systemsVoice Control* radio“Station Smooth Jazz” (List saved sta-tions)Use this command (AM and FM only) to di-rectly select a saved station name from your station list.Sample dialog:sStation Smooth JazzThe Voice Control System tunes to the cor-responding station.“List station list” and select station from listUse this command to list the entire station list, or to select an entry from the station list.Sample dialog:sList station listThe Voice Control System reads out the entire list.To select a station:When the system reads the desired sta-tion:왘Press !. 왘Canceling the dialog: Press L. The dialog is concluded. The system confirms “Cancel”.“Delete station” (List saved stations)Use the command “Delete station” (AM and FM only) to delete a station from your personal station list.Sample dialog:sDelete stationtWhich station do you want to de-lete?sSmooth JazztDo you want to delete Smooth Jazz?sYestStation deletediIf the Voice Control System does not recog-nize the station name you requested, please re-fer to the section “List station list” (컄page 314). By following the dialog, you can check and deter-mine if the name is saved in the station list.
315Control systemsVoice Control* radio왔“Delete station list”Use this command to delete the complete station list or one or more stations from the station list.Sample dialog:sDelete station listtDo you want to delete all voice names from the station list?sYestAre you sure?sYestAll voice names have been deleted from the station listThe system deletes the complete station list. The deletion of the station list cannot be undone.ortNoThe system starts reading the station list.When the system reads the station to be deleted:왘Press !.The station to be deleted is selected. The name of the selected station is read out once more.tDo you want to delete Smooth Jazz?sYestStation deletedThe station is erased and the remaining station entries are read out. ortNoThe system continues reading the station list entry by entry.
316Control systemsVoice Control* CD/DVD changer/MP3Voice Control* CD/DVD changer/MP3Operation The Voice Control System gives you the ability to:앫Select a CD/DVD/medium앫Select a track앫Select a folder in MP3 mode앫Select a group in audio-DVD modeTo operate the DVD changer using the Voice Control System, the Voice Control System must be activated (컄page 289).Selecting CD mode왘Press !.왘Speak one of the following commands:앫“CD”앫“DVD”앫“MP3”왘Press !.왘Speak one of the following commands.CommandsFor a complete list of commands (컄page 318).“Help CD” or “Help DVD” “Help MP3”Use the commands앫“Help CD”앫“Help DVD”앫“Help MP3”and the Voice Control System will read out a complete list of available commands for the CD, DVD or MP3.“CD/DVD/Medium 1” to “CD/DVD/Medium 6”Use commands “CD/DVD/Medium 1” to “CD/DVD/Medium 6” to select one of up to 6 mediums in your DVD changer.Warning! GPlease devote your attention first and fore-most to the traffic situation you are in.Before your journey, please familiarize your-self with the audio functions.Only use the Voice Control System when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be in-jured.iThe following commands “Next/Previous CD/DVD” and “CD/DVD 1” to “CD/DVD 6”, cause the DVD changer to switch from one slot to another, regardless of the type of medium found in the selected slot. In your command, you can therefore replace the term “CD/DVD” with “Medium”.
317Control systemsVoice Control* CD/DVD changer/MP3“Next CD/DVD/Medium”Use the command “Next CD/DVD/Medi-um” to select the next available medium in the DVD changer.“Track 1” to “Track 39”Use the commands “Track 1” to “Track 39” to select one of up to 39 title numbers of a loaded medium.“Next track”Use the command “Next track” to select the next track.“Previous track” or “Repeat track”Use the command “Previous track” or “Re-peat track” to play again the track you are listening to.“Group 1” to “Group 9”The “Group 1” to “Group 9” commands are used to select a group on the inserted au-dio-DVD.“Next group”/“Previous group”The “Next group”/“Previous group” com-mands are used to select a group on the in-serted audio-DVD.“Memory card”The “Memory card” command is used to switch from the DVD drive to the PCMCIA card.“Drive”The “Drive” command is used to switch from the PCMCIA card to the DVD drive.
318Control systemsVoice Control* command listVoice Control* command listCommand listChapter “Command list” gives you on over-view of all commands available for use to control the Voice Control System. Which commands are available for use is dependent on the equipment level in your vehicle.General commandsiSome functions can be operated using sev-eral different commands. In the following list, these commands are grouped in one cell. Choose your preferred command from those available.앫yes앫right앫ok앫cancel앫stop앫quit앫abort앫terminate앫no앫no thank you앫address book앫MP3앫CD앫navigation앫route guidance앫audio DVD앫radio앫sat radio*앫satellite radio*앫telephone앫messages앫SMS앫vehicle앫correction앫wrong앫incorrect앫help앫help please앫please help앫help functions앫help devices앫help voice control앫linguatronic help앫general help앫help permanent commands
319Control systemsVoice Control* command listTelephone* commands앫help global commands앫letters of the English alphabet앫digits 0 - 9앫continue앫go forward앫next page앫back앫go back앫previous page앫help radio앫help tuner앫radio help앫tuner help앫help telephone앫help phone앫help address book앫help CD앫help disc앫help CD player앫help CD changer앫help audio DVD앫help DVDA앫help DVD audio앫help DVD audio player앫help DVD audio changer 앫help navigation앫help nav앫help navi앫help route guidance앫help routing앫help destination guidance앫telephone (on)앫phone (on)앫telephone off앫save앫save PIN앫save PIN code앫save number앫save PIN number앫save telephone number앫save name앫save password앫store PIN 앫store PIN code앫store number앫store PIN number
320Control systemsVoice Control* command list앫store telephone number앫store name앫store password앫dial앫dial PIN앫dial number 앫dial PIN number앫dial PIN code앫dial phone number앫dial telephone number앫dial password앫dial unlock code앫confirm앫confirm PIN앫confirm number 앫confirm PIN number앫confirm PIN code앫confirm phone number앫confirm telephone number앫confirm password앫confirm unlock code앫repeat PIN앫repeat number 앫repeat PIN number앫repeat PIN code앫repeat phone number앫repeat telephone number앫repeat password앫repeat unlock code앫enter PIN앫enter PIN code앫enter PIN number앫enter code앫enter unlock code앫list phone book앫read out phone book앫play phone book앫get phone book앫recall phone book앫redial앫redial last number앫redial last phone number앫correction앫wrong PIN앫wrong number 앫wrong PIN number앫wrong PIN code앫wrong phone number앫wrong telephone number앫wrong unlock code앫incorrect PIN앫incorrect number 앫incorrect PIN number앫incorrect PIN code
321Control systemsVoice Control* command listNavigation commands앫incorrect phone number앫incorrect telephone number앫incorrect unlock code앫delete앫delete PIN앫delete number 앫delete PIN number앫delete PIN code앫delete phone number앫delete telephone number앫delete unlock code앫navigation앫nav앫navi앫route guidance 앫routing앫destination guidance앫guidance instructions on앫switch guidance instruction on앫switch guidance instructions on앫switch route guidance instruction on앫switch route guidance instructions on앫switch on guidance instruction앫switch on guidance instructions앫switch on route guidance instruction앫switch on route guidance instructions앫guidance instructions off앫switch guidance instructions off앫switch route guidance instructions off앫switch off guidance instructions앫switch off route guidance instructions앫mute guidance instructions앫mute route guidance instructions앫house number앫enter house number앫map (on)앫show map앫switch on map앫zoom in앫zoom in on map앫zoom out앫zoom out on map앫zoom in completely앫zoom out completely앫enter country앫enter another country앫spell country앫spell another country앫change country앫change another country앫intersection앫spell intersection
322Control systemsVoice Control* command list앫spell cross street앫enter intersection앫enter cross street앫last destinations앫last states앫last provinces앫spell town앫spell city앫spell name of town앫spell name of city앫enter town앫enter city앫enter name of town앫enter name of city앫district앫center앫spell district앫spell center앫enter district앫enter center앫points of interest앫enter points of interest앫enter point of interest앫enter POI앫enter POIs앫street앫spell street앫spell name of street앫enter street앫enter name of street앫enter destination앫destination entry앫destination input앫address entry 앫address input앫save destination앫save address 앫store destination앫store address 앫start route guidance 앫start navigation앫start nav앫start routing 앫begin route guidance 앫begin navigation앫begin route guidance앫begin routing 앫continue route guidance 앫continue navigation앫continue nav앫continue routing 앫destination guidance on앫cancel route guidance 앫cancel navigation
323Control systemsVoice Control* command listAddress book commands앫cancel nav앫cancel routing앫cancel destination guidance 앫exit route guidance앫exit navigation앫exit nav앫exit routing 앫exit destination guidance앫terminate route guidance앫terminate navigation앫terminate nav앫terminate routing앫terminate destination guidance앫next gas station앫next Mercedes-Benz service 앫next workshop앫next MB service앫next MB service point앫next MB service center 앫next Mercedes service앫next Mercedes service point앫next Mercedes service center 앫next Mercedes-Benz service point앫next Mercedes-Benz service center 앫next service point 앫next service center앫next hospital앫next parking lot앫next restaurant앫address book (on)앫address list (on)앫addresses (on)앫list address book앫read out address book앫get address book앫recall address book앫delete address book앫spell entry 앫spell name앫spell heading앫search entry앫search name앫search heading앫open entry 앫show entry앫list entry앫select entry 앫get entry앫open entry앫open page 앫open item앫open name
324Control systemsVoice Control* command list앫open <voice name>앫delete name앫delete <voice name>앫list destination memory앫read out destination memory앫play destination memory 앫get destination memory앫recall destination memory앫<voice name>앫<voice name> car앫<voice name> car phone앫<voice name> land line앫<voice name> phone앫<voice name> telephone앫<voice name> cell phone앫<voice name> mobile phone앫<voice name> cellular phone앫call <voice name> 앫call <voice name> work앫call <voice name> office앫call <voice name> business앫call <voice name> company앫<voice name> home앫call <voice name> home앫work앫office앫business앫company앫car앫car phone앫land line앫land line phone앫land line telephone앫cell phone앫mobile phone앫cellular phone앫work car (phone) 앫office car (phone)앫business car (phone)앫company car (phone) 앫car (phone) work앫car (phone) office앫car (phone) business앫car (phone) company앫work land line앫office phone앫land line phone business앫land line telephone company앫work cell phone앫office mobile phone 앫business cellular phone 앫cell phone company앫home앫home car
325Control systemsVoice Control* command listAudio commands앫home car phone앫car home앫car phone home앫home land line앫home land line phone앫land line home앫land line phone home앫home cell phone앫home mobile앫cell home앫cell phone home앫mobile home앫mobile phone home앫cellular home앫cellular phone home앫call <voice name> work car앫call <voice name> work land line앫call <voice name> work cell phone앫call <voice name> home car앫call <voice name> land line phone앫call <voice name> cell phone home앫navigate to <voice name>앫drive to <voice name>앫navigate to <voice name> work앫navigate to <voice name> home앫dial name앫dial voice name앫save name앫save voice name앫save number앫save telephone number앫store voice name앫store number앫store telephone number앫accept앫accept PIN앫accept PIN code앫accept lock code앫accept PIN number앫accept number앫accept telephone number앫accept name앫accept password앫OK앫finished앫<1> - <8>앫use <1> - <8>앫number <1> - <8>앫line <1> - <8>앫audio앫audio off
326Control systemsVoice Control* command listRadioExample: 95.5 FMExample: 540 AMSatellite radio* (USA only)앫radio (on)앫AM앫MW앫FM앫weatherband앫next station앫station search앫going up앫other station앫radio seek앫station <voice entry>앫go to <voice entry>앫<voice entry>앫delete station앫save station앫store station앫select station앫select channel앫list station list앫list saved stations앫read out station list앫play station list앫get station list앫recall station list앫delete station list앫previous station앫last station앫coming down앫station search coming down앫ninety-five five 앫ninety-five five megahertz앫ninety-five point five앫ninety-five point five megahertz앫frequency ninety-five five앫frequency ninety-five point five앫frequency ninety-five five megahertz앫frequency ninety-five point five mega-hertz앫five-hundred-forty앫five-hundred-forty kilohertz앫frequency five-hundred-forty앫frequency five-hundred-forty kilohertz앫sat radio*앫satellite radio*
327Control systemsVoice Control* command list왔CDMP3앫CD (on)앫CD player (on)앫CD changer (on)앫next CD앫other CD앫next medium앫other medium앫previous CD앫last CD앫preceding CD앫replay CD앫replay medium앫repeat medium앫last medium앫previous medium앫next track앫other track앫previous track앫last track앫repeat track앫replay track앫track 1-39앫load track 1-39앫load track number 1-39앫select track 1-39앫select track number 1-39앫CD 1-6앫CD number 1-6앫medium 1-6앫medium number 1-6앫MP3 (on)앫MP3 player (on)앫MP3 changer (on)앫next MP3앫other MP3앫next medium앫other medium앫previous MP3앫last MP3앫preceding MP3앫replay MP3앫replay medium앫repeat medium앫last medium앫previous medium앫next directory앫other directory
328Control systemsVoice Control* command listDVD앫next folder앫other folder앫previous directory앫previous folder앫last directory앫last folder앫repeat directory앫repeat folder앫next track앫other track앫previous track앫last track앫repeat track앫replay track앫track 1-39앫load track 1-39앫load track number 1-39앫select track 1-39앫select track number 1-39앫MP3 1-6앫MP3 number 1-6앫medium 1-6앫medium number 1-6앫drive앫memory card앫audio DVD앫DVDA player (on)앫audio DVD player (on)앫DVD audio player (on)앫DVDA changer (on)앫audio DVD changer (on)앫DVD audio changer (on)앫next DVDA앫other DVDA앫next DVD audio앫other DVD audio앫next audio DVD앫other audio DVD앫next medium앫other medium앫previous DVDA앫last DVDA앫preceding DVDA앫replay DVDA앫previous DVD audio앫last DVD audio앫preceding DVD audio앫replay DVD audio앫previous audio DVD앫last audio DVD앫preceding audio DVD앫replay audio DVD
329Control systemsVoice Control* command list앫replay medium앫repeat medium앫last medium앫previous medium앫next directory앫other directory앫next folder앫other folder앫previous directory앫previous folder앫last directory앫last folder앫repeat directory앫repeat folder앫next group앫other group앫previous group 앫previous repeat group앫previous replay group앫last group앫last repeat group앫last replay group앫group 1-9앫select group 1-9앫group number 1-9앫select group number 1-9앫next track앫other track앫previous track앫last track앫repeat track앫replay track앫track 1-39앫load track 1-39앫load track number 1-39앫select track 1-39앫select track number 1-39앫DVDA 1-6앫DVDA number 1-6앫DVD audio 1-6앫DVD audio number 1-6앫audio DVD 1-6앫audio DVD number 1-6앫medium 1-6앫medium number 1-6
330Control systemsVoice Control* troubleshootingHelp functionTo support the user, the Voice Control Sys-tem contains an extensive help function. The help function gives you:앫General hints on how to best use the Voice Control System앫A listing of all available commandsHelp commands“Help voice control”Using the command “Help voice control” will give you information on how to best use the Voice Control System.“Help”In a main menu, help can be accessed at any time by saying the command “Help”. The Voice Control System will then read out the available functions and commands of all systems.In a submenu, help can also be accessed at any time by saying the command “Help”. The Voice Control System will then read out an option list of all available functions and commands available in the particular submenu.You can also use the help function to ac-cess help for a specific system. To access help for the phone operation, you would speak the command “Help Telephone”.If you wish to execute the last command read out: 왘Press !.Help windowYou can use the help window to view a se-lection of valid commands on the COMAND display.The help functions can be switched on or off via COMAND in the “System settings” menu (컄page 239).Entering digits and spellingEntering digits앫Digits from “Zero” to “Nine” may be used.앫Speaking phone numbers in digit blocks of 3 to 5 digits has proven a very reliable method for the input of phone numbers.Spelling앫The letters of the English alphabet and the digits 0 - 9 may be used.앫Speak the letters in blocks of 5 - 7 let-ters at a time.앫Speak each individual letter clearly.
331Control systemsWhat to do if ...Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutionVoice Control System does not recognize a station list entry.The voice entries for the station names sound too similar.왘When you create your address book en-tries, select names with the greatest possible acoustic differences.왘Speak the command “List station list”.The system reads out the station list en-try by entry.왘Press ! when the desired station name is being read out.The station is selected (컄page 314).Should interference occur during the pro-cess of storing a name, the Voice Control System prompts you to repeat your voice entry a third and fourth time. If the interfer-ence continues, the dialog is stopped.Both voice entries differ. 왘Pronounce the voice entries both times in the same manner.
332Control systemsProblem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutionVoice Control System does not recognize commands.You have not operated the system from the driver’s seat.왘Operate the Voice Control System only by the driver as the microphone is geared to the driver side.You have spoken unclearly, too loudly or too quietly.왘Speak the commands in a continuous manner using a normal tone.A blower is set to the highest setting, vents are pointed at microphones or wind noise is being created through open windows.왘Avoid loud disturbances.Voice Control System does not recognize a address book entry.The voice entries in the address book sound too similar.왘When you create your address book en-tries, select names with the greatest possible acoustic differences: If for ex-ample you have the names Smith and Schmidt, choose for example “Smith work” or “Schmidt John”.왘Speak the command “List phone book”.The system reads out the address book entry by entry.왘Press ! when the desired entry is being read out.The entry is selected and the corre-sponding number is dialed (컄page 297).
333Control systemsVoice Control* individualizationThe individualization is used to adapt the Voice Control System to your own voice and to therefore improve speech recogni-tion. This does not affect the speech rec-ognition of other users.Individualization consists of two stages:앫Digits앫CommandsYou can activate individualization in the COMAND system settings (컄page 239). A dialog and screen displays will guide you through the individualization process.The system can be reset to the factory set-tings at any time.iThe individualization can only be performed when the vehicle is stationary.If you drive off, the individualization will be can-celed.After starting the session, the system will guide you through the individualization by means of acoustic instructions.iYou may wish to complete only a portion of the individualization process.Completing the digits portion alone may result in an improved recognition rate.Individualization can be exited at any time. The data trained, however, will only be retained if a given individualization portion is completed and the data is stored when prompted to do so by the system.
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