Mercedes-benz CL-Class 2011 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 122)

You can enter the characters using either the

character bar or the number keypad. In the

selection list, you select an entry to copy it to

the address entry menu.

Option 1: city list with character bar

X

Call up the city list with character bar

(Y page 140).

The alphabetically sorted city list shows the

first available entries.

Entering characters using the character

bar

X

Select N by turning cVd COMAND

controller and press W to confirm.

:

Character entered by the user: N

;

Characters automatically added by

COMAND: ANTICOKE

=

List entry that most closely resembles the

current entry by the user

?

To switch to the selection list

A

To delete an entry

B

Characters not currently available

C

Characters currently available

D

Currently selected character

E

Character bar

F

To cancel an entry

G

List

List G shows all existing city names

beginning with N. The list entry most closely

resembling the user's current entry = is

always highlighted at the top of the list

(NANTICOKE in the example).

All characters currently entered by the user

are shown in black : (N in the example).

Letters added by COMAND are shown in

gray ; (ANTICOKE in the example).

Character bar E shows the letters still

available for selection in black C. These can

be selected. In the example, the letter O is

highlighted D. Which characters remain

available depends on the characters already

entered by the user and on the data stored in

the digital map. Characters that are no longer

available are shown in gray B.

X

Select E, W, space, Y one by one, confirming

each one by pressing W.

Entering characters using the number

keypad

X

Briefly press number button p on the

number keypad twice in rapid succession

to enter the letter N.

Once a button has been pressed, the

character display appears at the lower

edge of the display. The first available letter

is highlighted.

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