Mercedes-benz E-Wagon 2001 COMAND Manual Bedienungsanleitung

COMANDOperator,s Manual

IntroductionIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings8Quick reference – COMANDP82.85-6124-29821171618253 4 6571011

98TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsThe relevant page of the phone book will be accessedafter input

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone99Begin dialing:Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

100TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsPhone book, telephone number:Use the right-hand rotary/pushbut

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone1019 Entries, sorted according to memory locationMemory

102TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRedialDialing using the multifunction steering wheel1 The tele

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone103Press when the desired number appears in thedisplay

104TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDialing with COMAND6 Memory location L01 – L10, the last 10 nu

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone105Begin dialing:Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

106TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDialing from calls listUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone107Speed-dialing (only with COMAND)For all memory locati

IntroductionAudioIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings91 Switching the COMAND on/off, page 112 Switching the na

108TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsEnding a call, use one of the three ways:• Press the right-han

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone109Quick-dialing (for the first 10 memory locations)The

110TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsNotebookDuring a conversation you can enter a telephonenumber

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone111Changing entries in the phone bookUse the right-hand

112TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTo change a name:4 Phone book entry selected,enter up to 20 ch

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone113To adopt the character selected and to enter it in th

114TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsChanging a telephone number:9 Current name or name previously

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone115Deleting an entry in the phone bookThe query will app

116TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsAdding an entry to the phone bookTo enter the name:Use the rig

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone117Entering and storing a telephone number:18 Name previ

IntroductionIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings1015 Radio:Automatic seek tuning backwards, page 24Manual tuni

118TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSMS functionThis function can be used for receiving, reading a

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone119Reading SMS messages receivedUse the right-hand rotar

120TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to highlightthe desired

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone121Deleting an SMS messageUse the right-hand rotary/push

122TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsEmergency callImportant!If you enter “1” and press the right-h

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone123Caution!It will not be possible to complete the emerg

124TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone is ready for operationWhen the main telephone menu o

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone125Service numbersCalling a service numberUse the right-

126TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsChanging personal service numberUse the right-hand rotary/push

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone127Changing the number for roadside assistanceUse the ri

IntroductionAudioIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings11Multifunction steering wheel, Multifunction display1 Mu

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129Destination inputContents - NavigationNavigationContents – Navigation... 129Notes ...

130Destination inputDestination memory... 193Activating the main destinationmemory menu ... 193Retrieving

131IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputBefore you use the navigation systemThe route calculated

132IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputThe current vehicle position cannot be displayedexactly

133IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputQuick reference – NavigationNavigationP82.85.6149-2987659

134IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination input1 Switching the COMAND system on/off, page 132 Switchin

135IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination input15 Activates the map scale bar and alters the mapscale, p

136IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputNavigationSwitching the navigation system onPress .Th

137IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputNote:When navigation is preparing for operation, variouse

IntroductionIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings12Screen displays Structure of, e.g. a radio main menu:1 Infor

138IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputNavigationChanging the Navigation CDPress to eject an

139IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputMenu overview – Destination entryP82.85-6123-2986432 175

140IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination input1 Main destination input menu, select type ofdestinatio

141IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputEntering destination addressPress the right-hand rotary/p

142IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelect city/suburbPress the right-hand rotary/pushbutto

143IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputTo access the list of places:Press the right-hand rotary/

144IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelecting a streetPress the right-hand rotary/pushbutto

145IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination input22 The street entered is highlightedCall up next/previous

146IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputContinue destination inputYou can define your destinati

147IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputSelecting an intersectionUse the right-hand rotary/pushbu

IntroductionAudioIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings13Switch the COMAND operating unit on and offPress the bu

148IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelecting a city centerUse the right-hand rotary/pushbu

149IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputSelecting a destination via the mapUse the right-hand rot

150IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputMoving the cross hairs4 Street name or the name of the

151IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputNotes:Moving the cross hairs out towards the edge of thes

152IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputAltering the map scaleDisplay of the scale bar is activ

153IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputEntering points of interestThis function allows you to se

154IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelecting points of interest around current area ofvehi

155IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputSelecting points of interest in the area surroundinganoth

156IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelecting regional destinationsUse the right-hand rotar

157IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to highlightthe le

IntroductionIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings14Selecting beep tonesTo indicate operating steps or error mes

158IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputSelecting the last destinationsUse the right-hand rotar

159IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputCalculate the routeSelecting the route calculation mode a

160IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationDestination inputThe menu on the screen indicates:7 The method of calcul

161IntroductionAudioTelephoneNavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination inputCalculate the routeThe arrow indicating your driving dire

162Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceThe principle of route guidanceP82.85-2955-29187543216111

163IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidance1 Name of the street onto which you should turn ordistanc

164Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceRequesting destination and route informationAfter the rou

165IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDisplaying the route listTurn the right-hand rotary/pushb

166Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceActivating the route mapTurn the right-hand rotary/pushbu

167IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceP82.85-2529-2616151413 12Activating the location mapTurn

IntroductionAudioIntroduction Telephone Navigation IndexAudioInfo Services andsystem settings15Status window for Tele Aid callsWhen the Tele Aid call

168Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDisplaying the current destinationUse the right-hand rota

169IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceRequesting the route modeTurn the right-hand rotary/pushb

170Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceActivating the route mapTurn the right-hand rotary/pushbu

171IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDisplaying a stop-overUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutto

172Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceVoice output during route guidanceDuring the trip, along

173IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceThe audio volume differential between Voice output/Audio

174Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceTurning onto a street132P82.85-2190-26Traffic situation a

175IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceFollowing the course of the road1 Distance in miles to de

176Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDriving through an intersection1 Name of the street onto

177IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceChanging to map display during route guidance1 Activate m

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178Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceRoute guidance with a mixture of map andsymbol displayP82

179IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceIncrease the map scale (activate a more detailed map):Pre

180Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceSelecting map orientation1 Select map orientation:North a

181IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceMarking a way point1 Activate Way point menuDuring route

182Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceP82.85-3041-26P82.85-2645-26To begin route guidance:Press

183IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDelete way pointWhen the menu is activated, the menu fiel

184Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceSelecting a detour during route guidancePress while any

185IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceTraffic jam aheadPress the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

186Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceDetour in route listTurn the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

187IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceP82.85-3062-268The detailed route list will appear on the

Radio operation17Contents - AudioCD operation... 40Quick reference for CD drivein the control unit andCD changer ope

188Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceResetting functions during route guidance3 Cancels a deto

189IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceIf you deviate from a recommended route, the systemautoma

190Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceActivating audio systemDuring route guidance (the symbol

191IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceActivating audio functions during route guidanceWhile the

192Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRoute guidanceCancelling route guidanceIf you want to cancel route guid

193AudioTelephoneNavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryActivating the main destination memory menuUse the right

194Audio Telephone NavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryRetrieving a destination from the destinationmemory1 I

195AudioTelephoneNavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memorySaving the current destination in the destinationmemoryU

196Audio Telephone NavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryP82.85-2659-26Save the destination without entering a

197AudioTelephoneNavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memorySaving the current vehicle location in thedestination me

As a result of new improvements in equipment and components, some descriptions and illustrations in this operatingmanual are approximate or may deviat

18IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationQuick reference – RadioP82.85-6125-2976538214111012139

198Audio Telephone NavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memorySorting the destination memoryActivate the destination

199AudioTelephoneNavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryIf you do not want to delete the destination:Turn the ri

200Audio Telephone NavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryP82.85-2667-26Entering the vehicle positionIt is only

201AudioTelephoneNavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryCalibrationCalibrationIn order to ensure an exact fix on

202Audio Telephone NavigationIndexIntroductionInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination memoryP82.85-2671-26P82.85-3066-2645Enter the tread depth in

System settingsInfo Services andsystem settings203Contents – Info Services and system settingsInfo Services and systemsettingsContents – Info Services

204System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsServiceRequesting and displaying Info ServicesPress in

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings205ServiceNote on (4):In the following situations it is not

206System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsService7 Switches back to the main menu (e.g. radio mainm

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings207Activating the main system settings menuPress in any me

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation197 Turn to highlight a function or menu field,Press to per

208System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsAdjusting the brightnessUse the right-hand rotary/pushbut

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings209Activating Settings menuUse the right-hand rotary/pushbut

210System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSelecting the languagePress the right-hand rotary/pushbut

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings211Set the date and timeCOMAND is equipped with an integrate

212System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsWith GPS receptionUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings213GPS reception: setting the time in 30 minuteincrementsAct

214System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSelecting the country and the time zoneUse the right-hand

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings215P82.85-2686-26P82.85-3076-26For countries with several ti

216System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSet the date and time manuallyIf the clock has been disco

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings217Selecting the time formatIn the “Date/Time” menu use the

20IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationMenu overview – Radio87543216P82.85-4810-299

218System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSwitching beep tones on and offUse the right-hand rotary/

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings219Setting changeover between day and night displayIn the se

220System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsReset all settings to the factory settingsUse the right-h

System settingsIntroduction AudioTelephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settings221P82.85-3287-261Auxiliary audio sourceConnecting an auxili

222System settingsAudioIntroductionTelephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsWhen this menu is activated, the auxiliary audiosource, e

Introduction TelephoneNavigationAudioIndexIndex223Info Services andsystem settingsAAccepting a call (using the multifunctionsteering wheel)...

Index224Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDestination, Reaching your ...

Introduction TelephoneNavigationAudioIndexIndex225Info Services andsystem settingsMMap display ...

Index226Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsMessage “System busy, redial?” ... 79, 1

Introduction TelephoneNavigationAudioIndexIndex227Info Services andsystem settingsRadio stations, Saving automatically, AM ... 32Radi

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation211 Main radio menu FM2 Current band (FM) and memory preset

Index228Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsStation selection via direct frequency entry ... 27Sw

We reserve the right to modify the technical details of the COMAND system as given in the data and illustrationsof this Operator’s Manual. Reprinting,

22IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationSwitching off the radioPress while the main radio menu i

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation23P82.85-2523-26P82.85-2527-26You can select the FM-, AM- a

24IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationAutomatic seek tuningPress or briefly.FM- and AM-Bands

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation25P82.85-2517-26Manual tuning (FM, AM)Press or longer t

26IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationP82.85-2518-26Station selection via number keypad (presets

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation27Station selection via direct frequency entryIt is possibl

Introduction 1How to use the COMAND operating manualBefore you take your first drive, please make yourself familiar with the COMAND operating unit and

28IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationP82.85-2520-26Automatic Station ScanThe stations on same b

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation29P82.85-2521-26Memory functionsThe following functions are

30IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationOn the memory list:Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation31P82.85-2523-26Saving stations manually, AMUse the “FM/AM/

32IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationSaving stations automatically, FM/AMUse the “FM/AM/WB” men

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation33The 10 strongest stations will be searched and stored.The

34IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationWeather bandUse the “WB Presets” menu field in the WB main

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation35Selecting stations from the preset menu, FM/AMUse one of

36IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationSelecting channels from the WB preset menuUse the “WB Pres

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation37Enter the frequency with the number keys.The frequency is

Introduction 2Operating safetyWarning!Any alterations made to electronic componentsand the software can cause malfunctions.The radio, amplifier, CD ch

38IntroductionAudio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operationRadio playback mutePress while listening to the radio.The

IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsRadio operation39Multifunction steering wheel, Multifunctiondisplay1 No au

40Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationQuick reference for CD drive in the control unit and CD chang

41IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operation10 Turn to the right – raising the volumeTurn to the left –

42Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationNotes:An 8-cm CD adapter may cause damage to the CDchanger an

43IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationCD playbackBoth the CD drive in the COMAND operating unit an

44Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationLoading a CD into the CD drive Insert a CD as illustrated wit

45IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationLoading CDs in the CD changerP82.85-2086-26P82.85-2087-26The

46Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationP82.85-2088-26Pull the disk tray forward until it stops.Note:

47IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationP82.85-2891-261P82.85-2991-2632Slide the magazine into the C

Introduction 3ContentsContentsIntroduction ... 1How to use the COMANDoperating manual ...

48Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationMenu overview - CD operationP82.85-2950-2965 4312

49IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operation5 Settings menu,Selecting playback mode, page 60Note:The “Ma

50Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationP82.85-2978-26321Switching on CD operation1 CD function with

51IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationTrack selectSelect a track by pressing / :Press briefly

52Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationSelect a track in the “CD Select” menu:Activate the menu with

53IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationSelecting CD’sSelecting a CD with a number key:Press a numbe

54Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationSelecting a CD in the “CD select” menu:Use the right-hand rot

55IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationFast forward/backwardFast forward:Press longer than 2 seco

56Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationCD track scanThe tracks on a CD can be scanned one after the

57IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationEntering, altering and deleting CD names1 Input line2 Symbol

Introduction 4ContentsNavigation ... 133Quick reference – Navigation... 133Switching the navigationsystem on...

58Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationNotes:The CD names are saved in the names list in alphabeti-c

59IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationDelete CD nameUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to high

60Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationSelecting playback modeUse the right-hand rotary/pushbutton

61IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationMagazine Mix (CD changer only)Select the “Magazine mix” func

62Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationCD Scan Function(CD changer only)Select the “CDs scan” functi

63IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationError messages1 CD changer error messages2 CD drive error me

64Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operation“Error” – an error other than those described here hasoccurre

65IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationTips on caring for your CDsHandle CDs only as illustrated. A

66Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationP82.85-2107-26P82.85-2109-26Do not use rubbing alcohol or sol

67IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsCD operationDo not write or put stickers on CDs.Note:You can name a CD a

Introduction 5Route guidance... 162The principleof route guidance... 162Requesting destination andr

68Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIntroductionCD operationMultifunction steering wheel, Multifunctiondisplay1 No audio

69IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsAdjust sound settingsThe COMAND system is equipped with a

70Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsActivate main Sound menuFor audio sources:1 Status line, r

71IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsThe actual settings for sound and fader/balance aredisplay

72Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsP82.85-2560-261P82.85-2561-26Setting Bass/Treble/Fader/Bal

73IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsNotes:The balance is adjusted to the same setting for ther

74Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsActivating sound impressionsP82.85-2563-26In the main soun

75IntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsThere are three ways to return to the main audio menu:• Pr

76Introduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSound settingsAvailable sound impressions:• Standard – the sound is set

TelephoneTelephone77Contents – TelephoneTelephoneContents – Telephone ... 77Notes ...

Introduction 6ContentsActivating Settings menu... 209Selecting the language ... 210Set the date and time ... 211Swi

78TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsBefore you use the telephoneWarning!Never operate radio transmi

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone79In the following situations, it is not possible or not

80TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsMultifunction steering wheel, Multifunction display1 Multifunct

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone81Overview of the Multifunction displays 1 The telephone

82TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsQuick reference – TelephoneP82.85.6127-2987639214105

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone831 Switching the COMAND on/off, page 132 Entering the u

84TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsMenu overview - Telephone16654321P82.85-6120-29171511101214 137

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone8511 Main telephone menu with other menu fields canbe ac

86TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsSwitching telephone operation on1 Status line, telephone not ye

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone87If the phone memory has been downloaded toCOMAND, the

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88TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsIncoming callsAccepting a call using the multifunction steering

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone89Accepting calls using COMAND2 “Call” – the system dete

90TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsEnding a call, use one of the three ways:• Press the right-hand

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone91Accepting an incoming call using the mobiletelephone h

92TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsDialing a telephone numberEntering a telephone numberPress . T

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone93Begin dialing1 If the number together with a name is s

94TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsConducting a callSubsequent dialing:During a call you can press

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone95Dialing a number from the phone bookDialing using the

96TelephoneIntroduction Audio Telephone NavigationIndexInfo Services andsystem settingsPress , when the name you want is displayed.The number will be

TelephoneIntroductionAudio Telephone Navigation IndexInfo Services andsystem settingsTelephone97Dialing using COMANDPhone book, names:To access the ph