Mercedes-Benz 2006 CL-Class, Owner'S Manual

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COMAND
COMAND telephone*
To delete individual characters:
press the * button.
To delete an entire word or number:
press and hold the * button until
the word or number is deleted.
The following conditions must be fulfilled
in order to make a "112" emergency call:
Phone switched on
Available mobile network
Valid SIM card in the phone
(not necessary in all mobile networks)
If you cannot make an emergency call, you
must arrange rescue measures yourself.
The "112" emergency call number is a pub-
lic service. Any misuse is punishable by
law.
Enter the emergency call number while
entering the PIN/PIN2, PUK/PUK2 or
unlock code.
Entering the number using the COMAND
controller
Select "Tel" "Tel" "Telephone"
"112" .
Entering the number using the
telephone keypad
Enter the digits ( page 107).
Press the
s button.
Entering the emergency call number
after entering PIN/PIN2, PUK/PUK2
or unlock code
Entering the number using the COMAND
controller
Select "Tel" "Tel" "Telephone" .
Select all of the digits in sequence.
Select
? .
Entering the number using the
telephone keypad
Enter the digits ( page 107).
Press the
s button.
Confirming the emergency call
Once you have entered the digits, you will
see a prompt asking whether the emergen-
cy call number should be dialled.
Use the COMAND controller to select
"Yes" .
The telephone makes the connection.
Wait until the emergency call centre
answers and describe the emergency
situation.
Entering using the COMAND controller
Select "Tel" "Tel" "Telephone" .
To enter: select all of the digits in se-
quence.
To delete a digit: select ) and press
n briefly.
To delete an entire number: select
) and press and hold n until the
number is deleted.
To confirm an entry: select ? .
Entering using the telephone keypad
To enter: enter the digits
( page 107).
To confirm an entry: use the
COMAND controller to select ? .
or
Press the s button.
"112" emergency call
Entering the PIN
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