Bild in der Größe215x70 mm einfügenCOMAND Operator’s ManualOrder-No. 6515 6714 13 Part-No. 215 584 88 83 US Edition A 2006COMAND Operator’s Manual
8IntroductionSymbols SymbolsYou will find the following symbols in these operating instructions:* The asterisk identifies optional equipment. Since
98Telephone*Telephone operationSetting the volume for hands-free ope-rationRaising the volume Turn the rotary control on the e but-ton to the right.L
99Telephone*Telephone operation Use the number keys 1 - 0 to enter the telephone number.Deleting the last or several digits: Press the Delete soft k
100Telephone*Telephone operationSelecting an entry from the dialed numbers listThe COMAND automatically generates a list of the last 10 numbers dialed
101Telephone*Telephone operationSelecting an entry from the received calls listThe COMAND automatically generates a list of the last 10 calls received
102Telephone*Telephone operationSpeed-dialingFor all memory locationsAt the mobile phone you can save telephone numbers in the speed-dialing memory an
103Telephone*Telephone operationThe following functions can be used during a call: Ending an active call Switch on/off hands-free microphone Change
104Telephone*Telephone operationThe phone book contains all entries of the internal memory of the mobile phone (TDMA/CDMA and GSM mobile phone) of t
105Telephone*Telephone operationYou can select the following functions: Changing the phone book display at the COMAND Selecting a phone book entry a
106Telephone*Telephone operationBegin dialing Press k.or Press E.If the selected entry is an address book entry (several phone numbers): Use g or
107Telephone*Telephone operation Use g or G to select Home, Cell or Work. Press E.An input menu appears.Input menuThe Surname field is automatically
9IntroductionOperating safety Operating safetyWarning GAny alterations made to electronic compo-nents and the software can cause malfunc-tions.The ra
108Telephone*Telephone operationSaving the entry In the Input menu, press the OK soft key.If you have not assigned a name, the system will save the e
109Telephone*Telephone operationSaving a phone book entry on the tele-phone Use button g or G to select a pho-ne book entry. Press the Save softkey.
110Telephone*Telephone operation Enter a name in the Surname field:You can input data: using the selection menu by pressing the Keypad soft key ( p
111Telephone*Telephone operation Use g or G to select the phone number type. Press E.An input menu will appear. You can input data: using the sele
112Telephone*Telephone operation Use g or G to select the phone number type. Press E.Phone number type available:The message Data Has Been Saved wil
113NavigationImportant notesNavigation main menuDestination inputRoute guidanceDuring route guidanceLast destinations and destination memoryPOIsSoftwa
114NavigationImportant notes Important notesWarning GFor safety reasons, you should only enter a destination when the vehicle is stationary. When the
115NavigationImportant notesCOMAND calculates the route with the help of data that is stored on the navigati-on DVD.Only use Mercedes-Benz navigation
116NavigationImportant notesLoading Insert the DVD into the DVD slot 2 with the label side up.The navigation computer pulls the DVD in.If your vehicl
117NavigationImportant notesThe following applies if you interrupt your trip and continue later on: Trip is continued within 2 hours: The system will
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118NavigationNavigation main menu Navigation main menu Press b.The Navigation main menu will appear. Use G or g to select a menu item. Press E.or
119NavigationNavigation main menu Destination MemoryYou can select destinations from the Destination Memory ( page 158). Destination EntryActivates
120NavigationNavigation main menuThe COMAND calculates the route as Fastest route.Including or avoiding traffic routes In the Navigation main menu (
121NavigationNavigation main menuYou can set the following for the navigation announcements: Bass and treble control ( page 121) Balance/fader ( p
122NavigationNavigation main menu Press E or the Back soft key.or Wait until the display changes.The new setting is saved. The Navigation main menu
123NavigationNavigation main menu Press the Memory soft key.A window appears with themessage Position Saved as MemPt.The system saves the current pos
124NavigationDestination input Destination input Activating the Navigation main menu ( page 118). Press g or G to select the menu item Destination
125NavigationDestination inputEntering destination addressIf destinations have been entered already, the Destination Entry menu will appear.Destinatio
126NavigationDestination inputAccepting the displayed destination In the Destination Entry menu, press E longer than 2 seconds.You will hear a confi
127NavigationDestination input Press E longer than 2 seconds to confirm.You will hear a confirmation beep if the beep tones option was activated in t
11At a glanceRadio operating elementsCD operating elementsSatellite radio* operating elementsTelephone* operating elementsNavigation system operating
128NavigationDestination inputSelecting the area of the destinationTowns of the same name are distinguished by the area in which they are located. Aft
129NavigationDestination inputEntering a streetThe system will display one of the following menus after you have entered the city: In the case of cit
130NavigationDestination input Press E longer than 2 seconds to confirm.You will hear a confirmation beep if the beep tones option was activated in t
131NavigationDestination input Mode soft key:Brings you to the Change mode selection menu ( page 120). POIs soft key:Brings you to the Points of In
132NavigationDestination input In the case of streets with up to 15 intersections: Select Intersection menu Press g or G to select an intersection.
133NavigationDestination input Press the Delete soft key if necessary.The number last entered is deleted. Press E longer than 2 seconds to confirm.Y
134NavigationDestination input Press the Parking soft key.The Parking Lot Selection menu is displayed.Selecting a parking lotThe map is displayed and
135NavigationDestination inputSelecting a destination using the map Press c.The map view set via the Display soft key will appear, e.g. bird’s eye vi
136NavigationDestination input Press H, h, g, G, F, f to move the cross-hairs.The direction of movement of the buttons depends on the map direction s
137NavigationDestination inputSelecting a destination using coordi-nates With either the map type ( page 135) or ( page 144) displayed, press the C
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138NavigationDestination input Activate the Navigation main menu ( page 118). Press the Home soft key.The home address is shown. Start route guida
139NavigationRoute guidance Route guidanceRoute guidance can be started if the destination input is complete and Start Route Guidance is displayed at
140NavigationRoute guidanceMuting current voice instructions Press J.The current announcement is stopped.You will hear the next navigation announceme
141NavigationRoute guidanceImportant map symbols: Current vehicle location and direction of travel yIf the map orientation 2D Heading Up ( page 153)
142NavigationRoute guidance Press the + or ) soft key.The map section is zoomed in or zoomed out. A bar indicating the map scale appears on the statu
143NavigationRoute guidance In navigation mode, press b.The inquiry menu Cancel Current Route Guidance? will appear. Press E and confirm with Yes.Ro
144NavigationDuring route guidance During route guidanceDuring route guidance you can use the soft keys to activate additional menus and displays and
145NavigationDuring route guidanceAvailable soft keys Route soft key:Brings you to the route display on the map. Mode soft key:Brings you to the rou
146NavigationDuring route guidanceWith the via function you can influence how the route is calculated.Example:You wish to travel from Chicago to New Y
147NavigationDuring route guidanceDeleting the active via route Press g to select option Delete Active Via. Press E.The system deletes the via rout
13At a glanceRadio operating elementsFunction Page1 Audio menu 342 Soft keys(multifunction keys)3 Color display with Radio main menu4 1 - 0Station sel
148NavigationDuring route guidanceYou can now enter the length of the route section to be blocked. Press the More soft key until the desired length i
149NavigationDuring route guidanceThis function allows you to select an intermediate destination while route guidance is active. A stopover destinatio
150NavigationDuring route guidance Press a soft key, e.g. . Press E.A list of restaurants near your location is displayed.The arrows left from the e
151NavigationDuring route guidance Use g to select Delete Active Stopover. Press E.The stopover destination last input is deleted. The system calcul
152NavigationDuring route guidance GPS soft key: Brings you to the Position Display menu ( page 154).Setting symbol displaysYou can set which POIs a
153NavigationDuring route guidanceSetting personal symbol display After selecting the Personal option, press the Change soft key.The list of availabl
154NavigationDuring route guidanceSwitching the GPS info setting on/offWhen the GPS info setting is active, the following data are displayed on the st
155NavigationLast destinations and destination memory Last destinations and destination memoryThe Last destinations memory automatically saves last d
156NavigationLast destinations and destination memoryStarting route guidance to a last destination Select a destination from the Last Destinations m
157NavigationLast destinations and destination memoryOption Create New Entry: Press H, h, g, G, F or f to select the characters. After each selection
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158NavigationLast destinations and destination memoryOption Allocate to Entry Use H, h, g and G to select an entry to which you wish to assign the de
159NavigationLast destinations and destination memoryStarting route guidance to a destination from the destination memory Select a destination from t
160NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest) POIs (Points of Interest)This function allows you to select Points of Interest such as gas stations, parking f
161NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest)POI main menuYou can select between the following menu items: Current Position:Select a POI around your current
162NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest)Selecting a POI Press G or g to select a POI. Press the Details soft key if required.Details on the destinati
163NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest) After entering the location, proceed as described in paragraph “Selecting a POI around your current location”
164NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest)Selecting a POI Press G or g to select a POI.The list also shows the straight-line distance to and the directio
165NavigationPOIs (Points of Interest) Press the POIs soft key.One of the POI is marked in color. The name belonging to it and the distance are shown
166NavigationSoftware Updates Software UpdatesYou can update the system with a new navigation DVD. The new DVD may include new maps and/or new device
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15At a glanceCD operating elementsFunction Page1 Audio menu 342 Soft keys(multifunction keys)3 Color screen if CD/DVD slot is open474 1 - 0Selecting a
168ServiceService main menu Service main menu Press C.The Service main menu will appear.Service main menuYou can use the soft keys to open other men
169ServiceSMS (Mail) SMS (Mail)With the SMS Inbox Folder you can receive SMS messages provided that SMS messaging is available from your mobile phone
170ServiceSMS (Mail)One line is provided for each message.Symbol = = Message unreadSymbol z = SMS messageScrolling through the SMS Inbox: If enough m
171ServiceSMS (Mail) In the SMS Inbox Folder ( page 169), press g or G to select a message. Press E.Text displayScrolling through the message text:
172ServiceSMS (Mail)You can save a phone number in the mobile phone internal memory*or in the address book. In the Sender display ( page 171), p
173ServiceSMS (Mail)If transmission is not succesful, the message Error Occured While Saving Data appears. Press E to confirm.The Sender display is
174ServiceSMS (Mail) Press g or G to select a data field.You can enter data in a field using the 12-keys keyboard (1 - #) or the selection menu.Input
175ServiceSMS (Mail) Use g or G to select Cell, Work or Home. Press E.If the address book entry does not con-tain a phone number of the previously s
176ServiceAddress book Address bookThe address book contains the entries saved on the mobile phone internal memory and in the address book. Activate
177ServiceAddress bookSelecting an initial letterWith H and h Press H or h one or several times.With every push of the button the display changes to
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178ServiceAddress book Select an address book entry ( page 177). Press the Details soft key.The detail view will appear.Detail view Press g or G.
179ServiceAddress bookChanging an address book entry Activate the detail view ( page 178) of the desired address book entry. Use the GenInfo, Co. (
180ServiceAddress bookAdding a note You can add a note to an address book entry. Activate the detail view ( page 178) of the desired address book en
181ServiceAddress bookPlayback Activate the detail view ( page 178) of the desired address book entry. Press the Play soft key.The spoken name is
182ServiceAddress book Select an address book entry with the symbol ( page 176). Press the Details soft key.The detail view will appear.You can us
183ServiceAddress bookEnding the data input When all data are entered, press the Back soft key in the entry edit menu.The data are saved.Importing a
184ServiceAddress bookOption Add To: You can now select an address book entry to which the system is to add the phone number of the mobile phone inter
185ServiceAddress book In the Address book menu ( page 176), press the New soft key.The entry creation menu will appear.A list with data fields is d
186ServiceAddress bookInput via 12-button keypad Press 1 - # to enter the data ( page 195).Ending the data input When all data are entered, press t
187ServiceAddress bookIf the address book entry offers appropriate data, it may be used in other system modes such as telephone and navigation. Press
17At a glanceSatellite radio* operating elementsFunction Page1 Satellite radio main menuSwitching satellite radio operation on and off80802 Soft keys(
188ServiceAddress book Press g or G to select an entry which allows route guidance (navigation). Press E.The system changes to the navigation system
189ServiceTele Aid* Tele Aid*Tele Aid* incorporates the following functions: Emergency call Roadside Assistance Information call Remote Door Unlo
190ServiceTele Aid*If the Tele Aid system could not establish a voice connection to the Response Center (e.g. the relevant cellular phone network is n
191ServiceTele Aid*If the Tele Aid system could not establish a voice connection to a Mercedes-Benz Roadside Center (e.g. the relevant cellular phone
192ServiceTele Aid*If the Tele Aid system could not establish a voice connection to the Mercedes-Benz Customer Assistance Center (e.g. the relevant ce
193ServiceEntering data Entering data Sometimes you need to enter data such as names or phone numbers.E.g.: New phone book entry New address book e
194ServiceEntering data Press h, H, g, G or F to select the shift field . Press E.Entering characters Press h, H, g, G or F to select the character
195ServiceEntering dataInserting a character Move the cursor to the desired position. Enter the character as described at “Entering characters” ( p
196ServiceEntering dataDeleting a character Press the Delete soft key.The character to the left of the cursor is deleted.You can also move the cursor
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We reserve the right to modify the technical detailsof the COMAND system as givenin the data and illustrationsof this Operator’s Manual. Press time: 1
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198System settingsSystem settings System settings Press C. In the Service main menu, press the System soft key.System settings menuIn the System se
199System settingsSystem settings In the System menu, press the Time soft key.The Date/Time menu for setting date and time will appear.Country soft k
200System settingsSystem settingsSetting date and time format Press the Format soft key.The Format menu for selecting the time and date display forma
201System settingsSystem settings In the System settings menu, press the Tones soft key.The Tones menu will appear. Press G or g to select an entry.
202System settingsSystem settingsAdjusting the display brightness In the Display menu, press the Bright. soft key. Press h or H to adjust the brigh
203System settingsVoice control system* Voice control system*If your vehicle is equipped with the Voice control system*, a help window can be switche
204System settingsReset function Reset functionUse this function to reset the current settings of the COMAND to the factory settings. In the System
205GlossaryAudio sourceThis includes the systems radio, CD (CD drive in the control unit, CD chan-ger*), MP3-CD and DVD (only audible).BalanceDefines
206GlossaryRoamingFor this function, the telephone uses the network of a contract partner. There are home type and non- home type systems. The Roaming
207GlossaryVoice control system*One of the service sources of COMAND.As a voice-operated control system, it controls the COMAND systems via voice. Ref
19At a glanceTelephone* operating elementsFunction Page1 Soft keys(multifunction keys)2 Color screen with Telephone menu3 1 - 0Entering the unlock cod
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209IndexAAcceptingcall 97ActivatingAddress book menu 176Destination Entry menu 124destination memory 158Last destinations 155Navigation main menu 118S
210IndexCD operation 44fast forward/reverse 52general information 44playback mode 53switching to CD mode 46Changingaddress book entry 179map display 1
211Indexdestination address 125house number 132intersection 131name or number in the phone book 107parking 133PIN code 95PUK 96street 129telephone num
212IndexMP3-CDCD-ROM MIX 61FOLDER MIX 61loadinginto the CD/DVD drive 56REPEAT FOLDER 61REPEAT TRACK 61MP3-CD operationfolder 61general information 55p
213IndexRRadio stationsaving station automatically 41saving station manually 40ReadingSMS message 171Recalculating 139Redial 99Roadside Assistance 190
214IndexStartingroute guidance 139Stationradio stationstation selection via direct frequen-cy entry (FM, AM) 38station selection via number key-pad (p
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21At a glanceNavigation operating elementsFunction Page1 Soft keys(multifunction keys)2 Color screen with Navigation main menu3 H,h,g,GF,fFunction sel
22At a glanceService operating elements Service operating elements220_AeBlick_US_A_2006.fm Seite 22 Mittwoch, 22. Dezember 2004 1:22 13
23At a glanceService operating elementsFunction Page1 Soft keys(multifunction keys)2 Color screen with Service main menu3 1 - 0Input functions4 H,h,g,
24At a glanceMenu system Menu systemThe menu system allows for easy operation of COMAND. Main menus are provided for the following main functions: A
25At a glanceMenu systemThe main area 2 shows messages and settings.You can change the settings by operating the system.The status bar 3 is divided in
26At a glanceMenu systemExample Phone book:Page v 1 soft key Exiting from submenusUse the Back soft key to exit a submenu. The display switches to the
27At a glanceQuick reference COMAND Quick reference COMANDSwitching on Turn the key in the steering column lock to position 1 or 2.or Press e.In bo
Welcome to COMAND!Please make yourself familiar with your COMAND control unit and read the instruc-tions in this manual before operating the COMAND sy
28At a glanceQuick reference COMANDAdjusting the volume At the COMAND, turn the rotary control at the e key.or Press J or I on the multifunction ste
29At a glanceQuick reference COMANDCommon balance and fader settings apply to the following sytems: Radio operation CD operation (single CD) CD cha
30At a glanceQuick reference COMAND Press H or h.Move the cross-hairs horizontally and adjust the balance.or Press g or G.Move the cross-hairs verti
31At a glanceQuick reference COMANDBass and Treble Control Activate the Bass or Treble menu ( page 30). Press H or h.Bass or Treble is adjusted. P
32At a glanceQuick reference COMANDActivating the sound functions*In Radio, CD, CDC*, MP3-CD, DVD or satellite radio* operation: Activate the main me
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34AudioAudio menu Audio menuIn chapter “Audio” you will find detailed information regarding Radio operation CD operation MP3-CD operation DVD ope
35AudioRadio operation Radio operation In the Audio menu, press the Radio soft key.The Radio main menu will appear.Radio main menu1 Soft key assignm
36AudioRadio operationWeather Band (WB) In the FM or AM Radio main menu, press the WB soft key.An automatic scan is starting and the COMAND plays and
37AudioRadio operationYou can use the following functions: Automatic seek tuning ( page 37) Manual tuning ( page 37) Station selection from the P
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38AudioRadio operationStation selection via number keypad (presets)FM and AM Bands Press one of the number keys, such as 2 briefly.The radio will tun
39AudioRadio operationFM, AM bandEntries outside the frequency range are not possible.Automatic station scan (FM, AM)The stations in a given waveband
40AudioRadio operationYou can use the following functions: Saving stations manually (FM, AM) Saving stations automatically FM, AM ( page 41) Selec
41AudioRadio operationYou will see the Radio main menu automatically after 8 seconds if you press the Back soft key.Saving stations automatically (F
42AudioRadio operationSelecting a station from the preset menu (FM, AM) Activate the FM or AM memory ( page 40).You can use one of the following two
43AudioRadio operationSelecting a station from the FM/AM autostore presets Activate the FM or AM autostore pre-sets ( page 41). Use H, h or g, G to
44AudioCD operation CD operationGeneral Information on CD operationWarning GIn order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, the driver
45AudioCD operation Only touch the CD on the edge. Avoid touching the CD surface with your fingers. Clean the CD with a dry, lint-free cloth. Wipe
46AudioCD operationPlayback locations for audio CDs are: the CD drive in the COMAND the CD changer*.Differences regarding the CD mode depen-ding on
47AudioCD operationLoading a CD into the CD drive With the COMAND switched on, press l.The display moves up and the CD/DVD slot is visible. Insert a
ContentsIntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Where to find it . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Symbols . . . . . . . . . . .
48AudioCD operationRemoving the magazine: Slide the cover of the CD changer* open. Press the green l button on the CD changer*.The magazine will sli
49AudioCD operationCD changer* main menu If the last played CD is not available, the next available audio CD is played back.No magazine in the CD chan
50AudioCD operationWith the number keypad Press a number key, e.g. 2 to select the corresponding CD.The CD is changed. The selected CD is played back
51AudioCD operationWith g or h Activate the CD main menu ( page 46).Next track Press h.The next track is played.Previous track or start of title (i
52AudioCD operation After entering the track number, wait approx. 3 seconds.The selected track is played. The CD main menu is displayed.CD track scan
53AudioCD operationOn Press J during playback.The CD operation is muted and the ß symbol is displayed on the status bar.Off Press J again.Playback w
54AudioCD operationExplanation of the playback modes Normal SequenceTracks are played in ascending order (e.g. 1, 2, 3 and so on). If just one CD is
55AudioMP3-CD operation MP3-CD operationGeneral InformationWarning GIn order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, the driver should
56AudioMP3-CD operation Treat MP3-CDs with care to prevent malfunctions during playback. Do not scratch, touch or soil your MP3- CDs. Do not attach
57AudioMP3-CD operation Insert an MP3-CD into the slot. The printed side of the MP3-CD must face upward.The COMAND pulls the CD into the drive. The m
ContentsSatellite radio* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77Important notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78Subscribing to satellite radio .
58AudioMP3-CD operationThe first line shows the name of the current folder. At the center you see the currently played track. Activate the MP3-CD mai
59AudioMP3-CD operationSkip Track Activate the MP3-CD main menu ( page 57).ForwardPress D.The next track from the track list is played.Backward Pr
60AudioMP3-CD operationThe following options are available: Normal Sequence ( page 60) Folder Mix ( page 61) CD-ROM Mix ( page 61) Repeat Track
61AudioMP3-CD operation Folder Mix The tracks of the current folder and its sub-folders are played in alphabetical order. CD-ROM Mix All tracks of t
62AudioMP3-CD operation Use g or G to navigate through the track list. Press the Play soft key. or Press E to play the selected track. Soft key :
63AudioDVD operation DVD operationAutomatic screen offUpon loading a DVD, the following mes-sage will appear: To prevent the driver from being distra
64AudioDVD operation From time to time, clean your DVDs with a commercially available cleaning cloth. Never wipe circularly, but in a straight line f
65AudioDVD operation With the COMAND switched on, press l.The display moves up and the CD/DVD slot is visible below. Insert a DVD into the slot. The
66AudioDVD operationIf the video DVD meets the playback requirements ( page 64), playback will begin.If available, the DVD menu ( page 70) saved on
67AudioDVD operationWhen you start DVD playback, the soft key displays and the status bar are initially blanked out.Displaying the soft keys In the D
ContentsLast destinations and destination memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155Last destinations memory . . . . . . 155Destinatio
68AudioDVD operation Pause or Play soft key: Switches the Pause function on or off ( page 68). Stop soft key:Stops the DVD playback ( page 69). F
69AudioDVD operationStopping DVD playback Display the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Stop soft key.DVD playback stops.Restarting DVD playback Aft
70AudioDVD operationThe DVD menu is the menu saved on the DVD. The structure of the menu may vary depending on the DVD and allows certain settings or
71AudioDVD operationYou can also proceed as follows: Display the soft keys ( page 67). Press the Menu soft key once or several times.With each depr
72AudioDVD operationChanging the aspect ratioThe system will automatically select the appropriate aspect ratio when a DVD is played back. You can manu
73AudioDVD operationDisplaying and switching between sub-titles During playback of the DVD, activate the DVD settings menu ( page 71). Press the S
74AudioDVD operationChanging the camera view During playback of the DVD, activate the DVD settings menu ( page 71) Press the Angle soft key.A list
75AudioDVD operationIf the movie is divided into chapters or sce-nes, you can directly jump to a chapter or scene or skip them while the movie is play
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78Satellite radio*Important notes Important notesIn chapter “Satellite radio”, you will find detailed information regarding selecting a station and
79Satellite radio*Important notes Press B to switch to satellite radio operation.One of the two following screens will appear: the Satellite radio m
80Satellite radio*Satellite radio operation Satellite radio operationAfter the connection is made: Follow the instructions given by the operator.The
81Satellite radio*Satellite radio operationMuting Press J while listening to the satel-lite radio.The symbol R will appear in the symbol bar. Press
82Satellite radio*Satellite radio operationAutomatic station scanThe stations in the selected category can be scanned in numerical order for 8 se-cond
83Satellite radio*Satellite radio operationYou can use the following functions: Saving stations manually Selecting a station from the Satellite pres
84Satellite radio*Satellite radio operationSelecting a station on the memory list In the Satellite radio main menu, press the Presets soft key.The SA
85Satellite radio*Satellite radio operationYou can call the provider service center for questions or releases, whenever you need. Press the SIRIUS so
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7Where to find itIntroduction Where to find itThis Operator’s Manual is designed to pro-vide support information for you, the COMAND operator. Each c
88Telephone*Important notes Important notesIn chapter “Telephone”, you will find de-tailed information regarding the telepho-ne*, including emergency
89Telephone*Important notesiIf you have a Mercedes-Benz specified integrated mobile telephone (TDMA/CDMA or GSM) and the telephone is inserted in the
90Telephone*Important notes Please read the chapter “Telephone” first before attempting to operate your telephone. Please also read the important no
91Telephone*Important notes The message Activating Telepho-ne Please Wait appears. COMAND prepares the telephone for use. Select other system functio
92Telephone*Telephone operation Telephone operationAutomaticallyThe telephone* is automatically activated when the COMAND is switched on. The mobile
93Telephone*Telephone operationYou can make an emergency call to an emergency rescue station with a mobile communication network.The emergency call wi
94Telephone*Telephone operationInitiating an emergency callTelephone is locked Press the 911 soft key.The system opens an inquiry menu prompting if y
95Telephone*Telephone operationEntering the unlock code Use the number keys 1 through 0 to enter the four-digit unlock code.Asterisks instead of digi
96Telephone*Telephone operationEntering the PUKIf you enter your PIN incorrectly three times in a row, you need to enter the PUK number.The PUK can on
97Telephone*Telephone operationYou can use the following functions in the telephone menu: Entering a telephone number ( page 98) Use the redial fun
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