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911 emergency call ............................. 55

A

Access data of the mobile phone

network provider

Deleting ......................................... 116

Editing ........................................... 115

Making entries ............................... 115

Selecting ........................................ 113

Acoustic locking confirmation

Activating/deactivating (Audio

20) ................................................... 39

Adding bookmarks ............................ 129

Address book

Receiving vCards ............................. 68

Adjusting the volume

Traffic announcements .................... 23

Adjusting volume

Audio 20 .......................................... 23

AGILITY SELECT

Setting the individual drive pro-

gram ................................................ 47

Ambient light

Settings (Audio 20) .......................... 38

Audio 20

Adjusting the display ....................... 30

Basic functions ................................ 23

Controller ......................................... 16

Display ............................................. 15

Switching on/off .............................. 23

Audio CD/MP3 mode

Switching to ..................................... 89

Automatic locking feature

Activating/deactivating (Audio

20) ................................................... 41

Automatic mirror folding function

Activating/deactivating (Audio

20) ................................................... 40

B

Back button ......................................... 16

Belt adjustment

Activating/deactivating (Audio

20) ................................................... 40

Bluetooth

®

Activating/deactivating ................... 34

Activating audio mode ..................... 99

Connecting another mobile

phone .............................................. 59

Connecting audio devices ................ 95

De-authorizing (de-registering) a

device .............................................. 98

Device list ........................................ 96

Displaying connection details .......... 60

Entering the passcode ..................... 58

External authorization (audio

device) ............................................. 97

Interface .......................................... 54

Introduction ..................................... 54

Reconnecting an audio device ......... 97

Searching for a mobile phone .......... 57

Starting playback if the Blue-

tooth

®

audio device has been

stopped ........................................... 99

Telephony ........................................ 56

Telephony notes .............................. 54

Burmester

®

surround sound sys-

tem

Balance/fader ............................... 110

Calling up the sound menu ............ 109

Equalizer ........................................ 110

Equipment ..................................... 109

Buttons and controller ........................ 16

C

Call

Connecting ...................................... 61

Call lists

Displaying details ............................. 70

Opening and selecting an entry ....... 70

Category list (music search) .............. 93

CD

Inserting .......................................... 88

Notes on discs ................................. 92

Selecting a track .............................. 90

Sound settings (balance, bass,

fader, treble) .................................. 108

CD mode

Playback options .............................. 89

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Index

Summary of Contents for Audio 20

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Audio 20 Order no 6515 7755 13 Part no 205 584 56 00 Edition NA 2014 03b É2055845600CËÍ 2055845600 Audio 20 Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ... you may have regarding this Operator s Manual to the technical documen tation team at the following address Daimler AG HPC CAC Customer Service 70546 Stuttgart Germany Mercedes Benz China Limited Daimler AG Not to be reprinted translated or otherwise reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from Daimler AG Vehicle manufacturer Daimler AG Mercedesstraße 137 70327 Stuttgart Germany...

Page 3: ...nd illus trations Mercedes Benz is constantly updating its audio equipment to the state of the art and therefore reserves the right to introduce changes in design equipment and technical features at any time You cannot therefore base any claims on the data illustrations or descriptions in this man ual Please consult an authorized Mercedes Benz Center should you have any questions This manual is an...

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Page 5: ...Index 4 Introduction 10 Overview and operation 13 System settings 29 Vehicle functions 37 Navigation 49 Telephone 53 Radio 75 Media 85 Sound 107 Online and Internet functions 111 Contents 3 ...

Page 6: ... adjustment Activating deactivating Audio 20 40 Bluetooth Activating deactivating 34 Activating audio mode 99 Connecting another mobile phone 59 Connecting audio devices 95 De authorizing de registering a device 98 Device list 96 Displaying connection details 60 Entering the passcode 58 External authorization audio device 97 Interface 54 Introduction 54 Reconnecting an audio device 97 Searching fo...

Page 7: ...Switching on off 30 E EASY ENTRY EXIT feature Activating deactivating Audio 20 39 E mail Using a phone number in the text 73 F Factory setting reset function 36 Favorites Adding 25 Deleting 26 Displaying and calling up 25 Moving 26 Overview 25 Renaming 26 Favorites Internet 131 Favorites button 33 G Google Local Search Importing a destination route 119 Popular Searches 119 Search 118 Search histor...

Page 8: ...ction 90 N Navigation Adjusting the volume of the navi gation announcements 23 Overview 50 Setting options for destination route download 123 Navigation announcements Switching off 24 O Online and Internet functions Destination routes download 121 Ending the connection 118 Establishing a connection 117 Further Mercedes Benz Apps 126 General notes 112 Manually setting the access data of the mobile ...

Page 9: ...83 Memory functions 82 Music and sports alerts 82 Notes 79 Registering 80 Selecting a category 81 Selecting a channel 81 Switching to 81 Tagging music tracks 83 SD memory card Ejecting 89 Inserting 88 Inserting removing 88 Selecting stations Radio 77 Sending DTMF tones 63 Setting access data Online and Internet 112 Settings Sound settings 108 Setting the language Audio 20 34 Setting the night desi...

Page 10: ... 54 Sending DTMF tones 63 Setting up a speed dial 70 Switching between calls call wait ing 63 Switching between mobile phones 59 Switching the microphone on off 63 Telephone menu overview 55 Text message conditions 71 Text messages SMS 71 Text message settings 72 Toggling 63 Using the telephone 61 Telephone number Entering 61 Text messages Calling up the settings menu 72 Configuring the text messa...

Page 11: ...n Activating deactivating Audio 20 42 U USB audio mode Selecting a track 90 USB devices Connecting to the Media Inter face 89 V Vehicle settings 38 Voice Control System Settings 33 Volume adjusting Navigation messages 23 W Weather display online func tions Switching on 123 Index 9 ...

Page 12: ...imits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set f...

Page 13: ...d develop vehicle func tions COMAND mbrace If the vehicle is equipped with COMAND or mbrace additional data about the vehicle s operation the use of the vehicle in certain situations and the location of the vehicle may be compiled through COMAND or the mbrace system For additional information please refer to the COMAND User Manual and or the mbrace Terms and Conditions Event data recorders This ve...

Page 14: ... per sonnel MBUSA will not share EDR data with others without the consent of the vehicle owners or if the vehicle is leased without the consent of the lessee Exceptions to this representa tion include responses to subpoenas by law enforcement by federal state or local gov ernment in connection with or arising out of litigation involving MBUSA or its subsidiaries and affiliates or as required by la...

Page 15: ...Overview 14 Touchpad 18 Basic functions 23 Favorites 25 13 Overview and operation ...

Page 16: ...od is connected via USB cable The controller and touchpad provide two options for entering characters and selecting func tions Functions RRadio DAB radio Internet radio see Communication RMedia Media support audio CD MP3 CD DVD video two connection options for USB or Media Interface e g iPod SD card Bluetooth audio Music search using all media RSound system You can select from two sound systems St...

Page 17: ...irreversible Wearing polarized sunglasses may impair your ability to read the display The display has an automatic temperature controlled switch off feature The brightness is automatically reduced if the temperature is too high The display may temporarily switch off completely Overview Status bar with time can show other dis plays Cover view Main display field Climate control status display The ex...

Page 18: ...fly press the button Audio 20 changes to the next higher menu level in the current operating mode X To call up the basic display press the button for longer than two seconds Audio 20 changes to the basic display of the current operating mode Controller With the controller in the center console you can Rselect menu items on the display Renter characters Rselect a destination on the map Rsave entrie...

Page 19: ...e Telephone Telephone menu starts rapid scrolling if the phone book is open a RIn all menus confirms the selected entry in the list RIn the Radio Radio Media Media menu opens the list of available radio sources media RIn the Telephone Telephone menu switches to the phone book and starts dialing the selected num ber ñ Switches off the GARMIN MAP PILOT voice control system see the manufacturer s ope...

Page 20: ...ation Rsave entries Further information on operating the touch pad Y page 18 Do not press your fingers too hard on the touchpad Do not use any sharp objects on the touchpad This can lead to damage to the touchpad or to malfunctions Operating the touchpad Selecting a menu item X Use one finger to touch the touch sensitive surface X Glide your finger up down to the left or right The selection in the...

Page 21: ...touch the touch sensi tive surface X Glide your fingers down Quick access is hidden Operating the control for vehicle and sound settings X Touch the touch sensitive surface with two fingers spaced slightly apart X Turn both fingers clockwise The control setting is increased or X Turn both fingers counter clockwise The control setting is decreased Moving the map X Use one finger to press the touch ...

Page 22: ...put line Enters a space Y page 21 Illustration of the touch sensitive surface Deletes characters Y page 21 If the character that you have entered can be interpreted in different ways these options are displayed More information on the char acter suggestions Y page 21 Back to handwriting recognition To use the phone book or text templates To change the input line or the position of the cursor To ch...

Page 23: ...s Prerequisite an input line for text numbers or characters has been selected X Use your finger to touch the touch sensi tive surface and glide to the left The character last entered is deleted Switching input line To change the input line or the position of the cursor X Press the touchpad A symbol is shown X To select Switching input line glide to the left or right and press X To select the desir...

Page 24: ...another X To complete the search and return to the phone book press the touchpad Switching between the controller and the touchpad as input device Prerequisite an input line for text numbers or characters has been selected X To switch from character entry using the controller to handwriting recogni tion on the touchpad use one finger to press the touchpad Handwriting recognition on the touchpad is...

Page 25: ...e current media source will also be switched off Adjusting the volume Adjusting the volume for media sources X Turn the thumbwheel to the right of the controller or X Press the W or X button on the mul tifunction steering wheel The volume of the media source currently selected changes Adjusting the volume for traffic announcements and navigation announcements During traffic or navigation announcem...

Page 26: ...vated have been deactivated message appears X To switch navigation announcements on again switch Audio 20 off and then on again Y page 23 or X If navigation is available via an SD card start a new route calculation Function menu X Press the ß Õ or Ø button Navigation if available the main menu appears Radio the basic menu of the last radio mode set appears Media the basic display for the last medi...

Page 27: ...press the controller Favorites Overview of favorites To add a new favorite Y page 25 To rename a selected favorite Y page 26 To move a selected favorite Y page 26 To delete a selected favorite Y page 26 Displaying the favorites overview X Press the favorites button on the controller The favorites are displayed X To show the menu bar slide 6 the con troller You can manage a total of 20 favorites Fu...

Page 28: ...ite in the desired order turn and press the controller The favorite has been added If a favorite is stored over another favorite the favorite underneath is deleted Renaming favorites X Press the favorites button on the controller The favorites are displayed X To select the favorite to be renamed turn the controller X To show the menu bar slide VÆ the con troller X To select Rename Rename turn and ...

Page 29: ...ler X To select Delete Delete turn and press the con troller X To select Yes Yes turn and press the controller The favorite is deleted or X To select No No turn and press the controller The process is canceled Favorites 27 Overview and operation ...

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Page 31: ... Time settings 31 Text reader settings 32 Voice Control System settings 33 Calling up and editing the Favor ites function 33 Bluetooth settings 33 Setting the system language 34 Importing exporting data 34 Reset function 36 29 System settings ...

Page 32: ...tness A control appears X Select the desired brightness Display design The display features optimized designs for daytime and night time operation You can set the design by manually selecting day or night design or opt for an automatic setting X Press the Ø button The Vehicle Vehicle menu appears X To select System Settings System Settings slide 6 the controller turn and press to confirm A menu ap...

Page 33: ...utes 24 hour time for mat HH MM AM PM HH MM AM PM Hours Minutes AM PM time for mat Switching automatic time on and off This function is used to activate or deactivate automatic changeover of time zone and summer standard time The changeover to summer time advances the time by one hour The automatic time setting is activated at the factory This function is only available in vehi cles with GPS recep...

Page 34: ...aylight Sav ings Time Summer ings Time Summer function is acti vated Manually switching to summer time X To select On On or Off Off turn the controller and press to confirm The dot indicates the current setting The Automatic Time Settings Automatic Time Settings function is deactivated ª Setting the time manually X Press the Ø button The Vehicle Vehicle menu appears X To select Time Time slide 6 t...

Page 35: ... System System Settings Settings slide 6 and press the controller A menu appears X To select Favorite Favorite Functions Functions press the controller A menu appears X To select the desired function e g Radio Radio turn and press the controller A menu appears To call up the Favorites function via the controller or touchpad X Press the g button Call up the Favorite Functions Favorite Functions men...

Page 36: ... Language Language turn and press the controller The list of languages appears The dot indicates the current setting X Select the desired language Audio 20 loads the selected language and stores the setting Importing exporting data General notes Never remove the stick or card when writ ing data to the USB stick or the memory card You may otherwise lose data Using this function you can Rtransfer yo...

Page 37: ...u appears X To select System System Settings Settings slide 6 and press the controller A menu appears X To select Data Import Export Data Import Export turn and press the controller X Select Import Data Import Data or Export Data Export Data i If you import data such as address data the existing data on Audio 20 is overwrit ten You will see a message to this effect Audio 20 is restarted after the ...

Page 38: ...ta on the internal hard drive e g music files in the MEDIA REGISTER will be deleted Mercedes Benz is not liable for any loss of data X Press the Ø button in the center con sole The Vehicle Vehicle menu appears X To select System Settings System Settings slide 6 the controller turn and press to confirm A menu appears X To select Reset Reset turn and press the con troller A prompt appears asking whe...

Page 39: ...Audio 20 features 38 Vehicle settings 38 Rear view camera 42 Climate control settings 43 AGILITY SELECT 47 37 Vehicle functions ...

Page 40: ...ivate the menu for selecting the vehi cle setting slide 5 the controller Exiting the vehicle settings X To select slide 6 and press the con troller Ambient lighting General notes You can set the following for the ambient lighting RZone The zone setting determines the area in which the brightness setting is to be applied If the Complete zone is selected for longer than 0 5 seconds the brightness of...

Page 41: ...ller The function switches on or off depending on the previous setting i The brightness can be changed using the control between the two displays You can find further information on the inter ior lighting in the vehicle Operator s Manual Setting the EASY ENTRY EXIT feature The EASY ENTRY EXIT feature makes getting in and out of your vehicle easier X Call up vehicle settings Y page 38 X To select E...

Page 42: ...he exterior mirrors fold out automatically again as soon as you unlock the vehicle X Call up vehicle settings Y page 38 X To select Automatic Mirror Folding Automatic Mirror Folding turn and press the controller The function switches on or off depending on the previous setting You can find further information on the auto matic folding mirror function in the vehicle Operator s Manual Switching loca...

Page 43: ...all up vehicle settings Y page 38 X To select Interior Lighting Delayed Interior Lighting Delayed Switch off Switch off turn and press the controller The setting element is active X To change the delayed switch off time turn the controller You can find further information on the inter ior lighting in the vehicle Operator s Manual Exterior lighting delayed switch off The locator illumination surrou...

Page 44: ... To select Interior Motion Sensor Interior Motion Sensor turn and press the controller The function switches on or off depending on the previous setting Activating deactivating the trunk lid opening height restriction Activating the trunk lid opening height restric tion allows you to avoid bumping the trunk lid on a low garage ceiling for example X Call up vehicle settings Y page 38 X To select Tr...

Page 45: ...an detect moving and stationary objects If for example a pedes trian or another vehicle is detected these objects are marked with bars The system is only able to detect and mark stationary objects when your vehicle is moving By con trast stationary objects will always be detected and marked Switching object detection on off X To select Object Detection Object Detection in the rear view camera menu...

Page 46: ...ss the controller The temperature setting scale appears X To change the setting turn the controller X To close the temperature setting scale press the controller i You can alsouse the climate control menu to set the temperature Setting the airflow X To select J on the left or right in the climate control bar turn and press the con troller The airflow setting scale appears X To change the setting t...

Page 47: ...ion function reduces fuel con sumption Synchronizing the climate control set tings With the synchronize option you can decide whether you wish to activate the climate control settings for all zones together or sep arately X Call up the climate control menu Y page 43 X To switch to the footer slide 6 the con troller X To select Sync Sync turn the controller and press to confirm X Switch the synchro...

Page 48: ...in the cli mate control bar DIFFUSE MEDIUM or FOCUS Y page 43 Starting stopping the perfume atom izer The perfume atomizer makes it possible to scent the air in individual compartments in the vehicle interior Further information see the vehicle Operator s Manual X Call up the climate control menu Y page 43 X To select Air Freshener Air Freshener turn and press the controller Depending on the previ...

Page 49: ...the required setting element ana log clock hours or minutes slide 5 and 9 the controller X To change the setting turn the controller X To exit the menu press the controller AGILITY SELECT General notes With the AGILITY SELECT menu you can con figure the drive suspension and steering set tings for the Individual Individual drive program The configuration you have programmed only takes effect once y...

Page 50: ...nsion Suspension or Steer Steer ing ing turn and press the controller X To select individual settings turn the con troller and press to confirm Setting options You can choose from the following settings for the drive C Comfort S Sport S Sport M Manual E Eco You can make the following settings for the suspension C Comfort S Sport S Sport You can make the following settings for the steering C Comfor...

Page 51: ...Audio 20 features 50 GARMIN MAP PILOT navigation module 50 49 Navigation ...

Page 52: ...r GARMIN MAP PILOT driving recommendations G WARNING SD memory cards are small parts They can be swallowed and cause asphyxiation This poses an increased risk of injury or even fatal injury Keep SD memory cards out of the reach of children If an SD memory card is swallowed seek immediate medical attention General notes The SD card box contains a quick guide to GARMIN MAP PILOT The GARMIN MAP PILOT...

Page 53: ...bwheel to the right of the controller or X Press the W or X button on the mul tifunction steering wheel i You can set the volume for navigation announcements to be different from the volume of the respective media source GARMIN MAP PILOT navigation module 51 Navigation Z ...

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Page 55: ...safety notes 54 General notes 54 Telephone menu 55 Connecting disconnecting a mobile phone 56 Reception and transmission vol ume 60 Using the telephone 61 Phone book 65 Call lists 69 Speed dial lists 70 Text messages 71 53 Telephone ...

Page 56: ...levels of electromagnetic radiation may cause damage to your health and the health of others There is scientific discussion surrounding the possible health risks posed by electromag netic fields You can reduce this risk by using an exterior antenna Therefore connect your mobile communica tions equipment to the vehicle s exterior antenna wherever possible General notes Introduction A Bluetooth inte...

Page 57: ...blic service Using it without due cause is a crim inal offense The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to make a 911 emergency call Ra valid and operational SIM card is inserted in the mobile phone Rthe mobile phone is switched on Rthe PIN has been entered in the mobile phone Ra mobile phone network is available Rthe mobile phone is connected to Audio20 via Bluetooth If you cannot make...

Page 58: ...ibility for other devices see the manufacturer s operating instructions This visibility is for restricted periods of time on some mobile phones see the man ufacturer s operating instructions X Set the Bluetooth device name for the mobile phone if necessary The Bluetooth device names for all of one manufacturer s products might be identical To make it possible to clearly identify your mobile phone ...

Page 59: ... a mobile phone The connection is terminated automatically if you leave the receiver range of Audio 20 or deactivate Bluetooth on your mobile phone If you no longer want the Bluetooth connec tion to be established automatically the mobile phone must be de authorized discon nected Y page 60 Searching for a mobile phone X To call up the telephone menu press the button X To switch to the menu bar in ...

Page 60: ...ed Repeat the authorization Authorization by entering a passkey access code If Audio 20 has found your mobile phone you can authorize connect it X To select the Bluetooth name of the desired mobile phone in the device list turn and press the controller The input menu for the passkey is dis played The passkey is a one to sixteen digit num ber combination which you can choose yourself X Audio 20 ent...

Page 61: ...AP and MAP Bluetooth pro files The prompt to confirm may take up to two minutes to be displayed You may also save the confirmation on the mobile phone see the manufacturer s operating instruc tions The mobile phone is now authorized and connected to Audio 20 You can now speak using the hands free system To ensure an optimum language quality you can set the mobile phone s transmission and reception...

Page 62: ...uthorize this device X To select Yes Yes turn and press the controller The mobile phone is de authorized i Before re authorizing the mobile phone you should also delete the device name MB MB Bluetooth Bluetooth from your mobile phone s Blue tooth list Displaying connection details X To call up the telephone menu press the button X To switch to the menu bar in the telephone menu slide 6 the control...

Page 63: ...one number of the caller is trans ferred it appears in the display If the phone number is saved in the phone book the contact s name is also displayed If the phone number is not transferred Unknown Unknown is shown in the display Rejecting a call X To select Reject Reject turn the controller and press to confirm or X Press on the multifunction steering wheel Making a call Using the telephone menu ...

Page 64: ...er X To select Call Lists Call Lists turn and press the controller X To select Speed Dial Preset List Speed Dial Preset List turn and press the controller The speed dial list is displayed X To select an entry and make a call turn and press the controller The telephone menu displays the selected entry The number is dialed Further information on setting up speed dial Y page 70 Further information ab...

Page 65: ...ontrolled by DTMF tones e g for remote query functions X If you would like to listen to the messages on your answering machine for example dial the corresponding number Transmitting individual characters X Once a connection has been established to the answer phone select the desired char acters in the telephone menu turn and press the controller each time Every character selected will be transmit ...

Page 66: ...le phone used behavior when answering a call may vary see the manufacturer s operating instructions Call waiting if you receive a call while already in a call a message is shown You also hear a tone You can decide whether to accept or reject the call Accepting X To select Accept Accept press the controller or X Press 6 on the multifunction steering wheel The incoming call is active the previously ...

Page 67: ...n there even when you connect Audio 20 to a different mobile phone You can view these contacts even without a mobile phone Calling up the phone book X To call up the telephone menu press the button X To select Name Name in the telephone menu turn and press the controller If the phone book contains contacts they will be displayed in alphabetical order The character bar at the bottom of the display ...

Page 68: ... than one phone number X To select and call a telephone number turn and press the controller Back to the character bar X Press the button repeatedly until the character bar is displayed Using the touchpad You determine the first letter of the contact you are looking for with the first character you enter X Draw the letter on the touchpad surface The first contact with the selected first character ...

Page 69: ...o select Options Options turn and press the con troller X To select Autom Download Contacts Autom Download Contacts from from Phone Phone turn and press the controller You can allow O or deactivate ª the auto matic download If the function is deactivated the contacts can be called up manually X To call up the telephone menu press the button X To switch to the menu bar slide 6 the controller X To s...

Page 70: ... Bluetooth must be activated in Audio 20 and on the respective device see the operating instructions for the device The Bluetooth device must be able to send vCards via Bluetooth see operating instruc tions for the device Importing from the memory card or USB device Contacts imported from the memory card or from a USB device have the symbol The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to im...

Page 71: ...ons RInternal Contacts Internal Contacts RImported from Storage Device Imported from Storage Device RImported from Bluetooth Devices Imported from Bluetooth Devices RDownloaded from Phone Downloaded from Phone Turn and press the controller X To select Yes Yes turn and press the controller The contacts are deleted or X To select No No turn and press the controller The process is canceled i If autom...

Page 72: ...e telephone menu press the button X To switch to the menu bar slide 6 the controller X To select Call Lists Call Lists turn and press the controller X To select Calls Received Calls Received or Calls Calls Dialed Dialed turn and press the controller The relevant list is displayed X To highlight the desired entry turn the con troller X To select G slide 9 the controller X To select Details Details ...

Page 73: ...d or X To select No No turn and press the controller The process is canceled Text messages General notes New messages are identified by the symbol in the Audio 20 display and an audible signal Once you have read all the messages the symbol is no longer displayed Audio 20 displays the 100 newest text mes sages The ú symbol is displayed when the mobile phone s message memory is full The symbol is no...

Page 74: ...phone using the Download Download option in the mes sage menu X To select the required option turn and press the controller Downloading messages manually X To call up the telephone menu press the button X To switch to the menu bar slide 6 the controller X To select 1 turn and press the controller The message menu is displayed X To switch to the menu bar slide 6 the controller X To select Download ...

Page 75: ...er X To select 1 turn and press the controller The message menu is displayed X To switch to the menu bar slide 6 the controller X To select Text Message Text Message turn and press the controller The text message folder is displayed X To highlight the desired message turn the controller X To select G slide 9 the controller X To select Details Details turn and press the con troller The detailed vie...

Page 76: ...ller X To select Delete Delete turn and press the con troller X To select Yes Yes turn and press the controller The message is deleted or X To select No No turn and press the controller The process is canceled i This delete function is not supported by all mobile phones The Delete Delete failed failed message then appears 74 Text messages Telephone ...

Page 77: ...Audio 20 features 76 Radio mode 76 Satellite radio 79 75 Radio ...

Page 78: ...in function and menu bar in radio mode slide ZVÆ the control ler Radio menu overview Radio main function bar RHD FM Radio HD FM Radio HD FM radio mode RHD AM Radio HD AM Radio HD MW radio mode RSat Radio Sat Radio satellite radio RRadio Station Presets Radio Station Presets 99 preset posi tions for radio stations RInfo Info on on Radio Radio Digital Operator s Manual RInternet Radio Internet Radio...

Page 79: ...veband turn and press the controller A menu appears with a selection of HD HD FM FM Radio Radio HD AM Radio HD AM Radio Radio Station Radio Station Presets Presets Info on Radio Info on Radio and Internet Internet Radio Radio X Turn the controller until the required wave band is in the center Press the controller Selecting a station From the main display field All currently available stations are ...

Page 80: ...a with O or ª before Show Station Information Show Station Information Station list i The station list is only available in the FM AM waveband It includes all FM and AM stations that can currently be received X In radio mode press the controller The station list appears with the stations currently available Storing a station i The available stations for your region are already saved in Audio 20 Th...

Page 81: ...FM AM radio mode Radio text is additional data meta data or similar that in addition to displaying the artist and track also includes information on the current program X To switch on radio text in radio mode slide VÆ the controller The Radio menu bar is shown X To select Info Info turn and press the control ler With an active Info Info button a larger view of the radio station set will be shown t...

Page 82: ...message is shown describing how the subscription can be extended Registering SatRadio Phone number of provider SIRIUS XM ID of your satellite receiver X Switch on SatRadio mode Y page 81 The satellite radio main menu appears showing the preview channel You cannot select any other stations X To select Options Options in the menu bar slide VÆ and press the controller X To select Service Service turn...

Page 83: ...es is sorted by channel num bers X To call up the category list select Cat Cat egory egory in the menu bar slide VÆ and press the controller The category list appears X To select a category turn the controller and press to confirm The category selected is shown in the dis play You hear the station last selected for this category The dot indicates the current setting The All Channels All Channels c...

Page 84: ...ed Memory functions i There are 99 presets available X To store a channel using the edit func tion select Options Options in the menu bar slide VÆ and press the controller X To select Edit Organize Edit Organize turn and press the controller The list of saved channels appears X To select the preset turn the controller and press for about 2 seconds The newly saved station overwrites the existing pr...

Page 85: ...r Artist Track Sports Sports Event Event turn and press the control ler A menu appears X Select Manage Sport Alerts Manage Sport Alerts A menu appears X Select Select New Alerts Select New Alerts A menu appears X Select the desired team from a league e g college NBA NHL NFL or MLB The alert function for the sports team is added Editing music and sport alerts X Select Edit Alert Edit Alert A list o...

Page 86: ...ons or questions on the ver sions available X To select Options Options in the menu bar slide VÆ and press the controller X To select Service Service turn and press the con troller The provider s details appear X To return to the main display press the button Channel list updates During reception of a new channel list the Updating Channels Updating Channels message is shown The station last select...

Page 87: ...Audio 20 features 86 Activating media mode 86 Audio mode 87 Media search 93 Bluetooth audio mode 95 Operation with the Media Inter face 101 Picture viewer 103 85 Media ...

Page 88: ...ed media source has been set The media sources appear in the following order RCD RMemory card RVehicles without Media Interface USB 1 and USB 2 RVehicles with Media Interface Media Interface 1 and Media Interface 2 RBT audio If playable media files are found they will be played by Audio 20 X To display the function bars slide VÆ the controller Switching on automatically After an external media sou...

Page 89: ...d Using the device list X In media mode slide VÆ the controller The media menu bar appears X To select Devices Devices turn the controller and press to confirm The available media sources will be shown The dot indicates the current setting X Select the media source If the media source contains music files these will be played The corresponding basic menu will be shown Audio mode Important safety n...

Page 90: ...urrent track F Graphic time display G Additional display area with cover view Inserting and ejecting an SD memory card Important safety notes G WARNING SD memory cards are small parts They can be swallowed and cause asphyxiation This poses an increased risk of injury or even fatal injury Keep SD memory cards out of the reach of children If an SD memory card is swallowed seek immediate medical atte...

Page 91: ...ay will not change When using USB devices depending on the vehicle s equipment the relevant Media Interface 1 2 or USB 1 2 basic display must already be activated X Insert CDs Y page 88 or X Insert a SD memory card Y page 88 or X Connect a USB device Y page 89 Audio 20 loads the inserted medium and playback starts automatically Further options for switching on RUsing the number keypad Y page 87 RU...

Page 92: ...ck artist and album in the main display field Stop and playback function X To stop playback in audio mode slide VÆ the controller The media menu bar is shown X To activate Ë in the media menu bar turn the controller and press to confirm Playback is interrupted here The display changes to Ì X To continue playback in audio mode slide VÆ the controller The media menu bar is shown X To activate Ì in t...

Page 93: ...and gives priority to the audio CD session File structure of a data carrier When you create a disc with compressed music files the tracks can be organized in folders A folder may also contain subfolders The disc may contain no more than eight directory levels Files beyond the eighth level will not be recognized by the system i Audio 20 supports up to 15 000 files from one data medium For data medi...

Page 94: ... menu bar turn and press the controller X Select Select Active Partition Select Active Partition Notes on copyright Audio files that you create or reproduce your self for playback are generally subject to copyright protection In many countries reproductions even for private use are not permitted without the prior consent of the copyright holder Make sure that you know about the applicable copyrigh...

Page 95: ...e following categories are listed RCurrent Tracklist Current Tracklist RFolders Folders RSelect By Cover Select By Cover RKeyword Search Keyword Search RArtists Artists RAlbums Albums RTrack Track RGenres Genres RYear Year RComposers Composers RPhotos Photos i The categories are available as soon as the entire media content has been read and analyzed If the same device is reconnected with unchange...

Page 96: ...ed Genres Genres A selection list with music tracks from the selected genre appears X Select a music track The track is played The basic menu for the active media source is shown X To exit the selection list press the button Keyword search X To select Keyword Search Keyword Search in the category list turn and press the controller The input field appears X To select the desired characters turn and...

Page 97: ...ur device must be made visible to other devices RBluetooth device name This device name is predetermined but can usually be changed To make a clear selec tion of the Bluetooth device possible Mercedes Benz recommends that you cus tomize the device name see the Blue tooth audio device s operating instruc tions i A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile Bluetooth audio profile for audio data transmi...

Page 98: ...cted Device Connected message you will need to authorize the Bluetooth audio device first X To select Options Options in the Bluetooth audio menu slide V and press the controller X To select Bluetooth Audio Devices Bluetooth Audio Devices press the controller A new menu appears Bluetooth audio player within range and already authorized Newly detected mobile phone with Blue tooth audio mode in rang...

Page 99: ...on nected Playback starts If you select No No authorization will be can celed External authorization If Audio 20 does not find your Bluetooth audio device this may be due to particular security settings on your Bluetooth audio device In this case check whether con versely your Bluetooth audio device can locate the Audio 20 system The Bluetooth device name for Audio 20 is MB Bluetooth MB Bluetooth ...

Page 100: ...ce the connec tion to an already activated Bluetooth audio device is separated Y page 57 In the Bluetooth audio basic display you will see the No No Bluetooth Bluetooth Audio Audio Device Device Con Con nected nected message and the Connect Device Connect Device menu item cannot be selected Displaying details X To select a Bluetooth audio device from the Bluetooth device list turn the control ler ...

Page 101: ...th Audio in the menu turn and press the controller Audio 20 activates the Bluetooth audio device The basic display then appears Playback starts i If the Bluetooth audio device connected supports metadata and corresponding data is available then the artist track and album name can be displayed Starting stopping playback X To select Start playback Ì turn and press the controller Playback starts Ë is...

Page 102: ... period until the next or previous track is played X Switch the multifunction steering wheel to the media menu see the vehicle Operator s Manual X To skip forwards or backwards to a track briefly press the 9 or but ton on the multifunction steering wheel X Rapid scroll press and hold the 9 or button on the multifunction steer ing wheel until the desired track is reached If you press and hold the 9...

Page 103: ...ost Information on sound settings Y page 108 Operation with the Media Interface Prerequisite Media Interface is a universal interface for the connection of mobile audio devices Media Interface in Audio 20 has two USB connec tions The USB connection sockets are located in the stowage compartment under the armrest Media Interface basic display Main function bar Display for the active data medium Med...

Page 104: ...le Selecting with the controller X To display the current track list press the controller in the basic display The track list for the active data medium appears X To select a track turn the controller and press to confirm X To skip forwards or backwards to a track turn the controller in the basic dis play The selected track is played Fast forward rewind X With the media source active in the basic ...

Page 105: ... using the controller enter the characters for the desired search term and confirm The search results are displayed according to available categories and can then be selected Y page 94 Playback options X To select a playback option with a media source connected slide VÆ the controller The media menu bar is shown X To select Options Options turn and press the con troller X Select playback options Y...

Page 106: ...tory list appears Folders and picture files can be shown X Select a folder or picture Starting a slide show X While viewing a picture press the control ler The image menu appears X To select Start Slideshow Start Slideshow turn and press the controller The slide show starts X To end the slide show press the controller The image menu appears X Select End Slide Show End Slide Show Changing the pictu...

Page 107: ...r or X Press the button Closing the picture viewer X Press the controller The menu appears X To select Close Picture Viewer Close Picture Viewer turn and press the controller Audio 20 returns to the last accessed media function Picture viewer 105 Media Z ...

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Page 109: ...Audio 20 features 108 Sound settings 108 Burmester surround sound sys tem 109 107 Sound ...

Page 110: ...p the sound menu in CD mode X Insert an audio CD Y page 88 The CD display appears X To display the menu bars slide VÆ the controller X To select Sound Sound in the menu bar turn and press the controller The menu appears with the last setting accessed e g Balance Fader Balance Fader Sound menu overview Function Options Equalizer Sets treble mid range and base Balance fader Moves the sound focus rig...

Page 111: ...system General notes The Burmester surround sound system has a total output of 590 watts and is equipped with 13 loudspeakers The Burmester surround sound system is available for all functions in the radio and media modes Calling up the sound menu The sound settings can be selected to suit a variety of different audio sources It is possi ble to set more bass for radio mode than for audio CD mode f...

Page 112: ...ss the button briefly Adjusting the balance fader Balance moves the focus of the sound between left and right Fader moves the focus of the sound between front and rear X To display the menu bars slide VÆ the controller in media mode X To select Sound Sound in the menu bar turn and press the controller The menu with the last accessed setting appears X Turn the controller until Balance Fader Balance...

Page 113: ... 112 Setting access data 112 Establishing ending the connec tion 117 Google Local Search 118 Destination route download 121 Weather 123 Options 125 Mercedes Benz Apps 125 Internet radio 126 Internet 128 111 Online and Internet functions ...

Page 114: ...le is stationary i The driver is not permitted to call up web sites while driving and use of the Mercedes Benz Apps is restricted Setting access data General notes If you use the DUN Bluetooth profile or the CDC ACM USB class you will need Internet access data for the connected mobile phone to use the online and Internet functions You can obtain this from your mobile phone net work provider If the...

Page 115: ...age 117 There are two options for mobile phones that support the DUN Bluetooth profile or the CDC ACM USB classes Option 1 X Select the predefined access data of the mobile phone network provider Y page 113 Option 2 X Manually setting the access data of the mobile phone network provider Y page 114 Selecting the predefined access data of the mobile phone network provider Searching for providers X T...

Page 116: ...d Estab lishing a connection Y page 117 You must set the access data of the mobile phone network provider who provides the SIM card and the associated data package access settings for the connected mobile phone The access data remains the same when you are in a different country roaming The access data of another network is not selected Explanation of the access data Input field Meaning Phone Num ...

Page 117: ...number X To confirm the entry select OK OK X To enter the user ID selectUser ID User ID in the list of provider settings An input menu appears X Enter the user ID X To confirm the entry select OK OK X To enter the password select Pass Pass word word in the list of provider settings An input menu appears X Enter the password X To confirm the entry select OK OK Managing access data of the mobile pho...

Page 118: ...ctions If you select No No the process is canceled Changing the Internet device name The name of the Internet device is changed see details of Internet devices X Select a mobile phone from the Internet device list Y page 112 X To select G slide 9 the controller A menu appears X Select Change Internet Device Name Change Internet Device Name A character entry appears X Enter the name of the Internet...

Page 119: ...connection Read the conditions for establishing a con nection Y page 112 A connection can be established by Rentering a web address Y page 128 Rcalling up the Mercedes Benz Mobile Web site Y page 125 Rcalling up a Mercedes Benz App Y page 125 Rcalling up a Favorite Rcalling up the Internet radio Y page 127 Ending the connection X Press Cancel Cancel in the connections window Connection status X Pr...

Page 120: ...essing the con troller A menu appears X To select Internet Internet turn the controller and press to confirm The menu for the Internet functions appears X Select the Mercedes Benz Apps Mercedes Benz Apps menu The Mercedes Benz Apps menu is dis played X Select Google Local Search Google Local Search i You will first need to register Audio 20 before you can use the Internet functions To do so you ha...

Page 121: ...e selected entry is dis played X To use a search result as the destina tion select Set as Destination Set as Destination You then switch to navigation mode and can start route calculation i At the same time the search result is stored in the Last destinations memory You can take the destination from this memory and save it permanently in the contacts X To call the destination select Call Call You ...

Page 122: ... Select the Mercedes Benz Apps Mercedes Benz Apps menu The Mercedes Benz Apps menu is dis played X Select Google Local Search Google Local Search X To select At At current current location location turn and press the controller X To select Search history Search history turn and press the controller X Proceed as described in the Selecting the search position section Y page 118 If the vehicle is sta...

Page 123: ... process will be can celed Destination route download Introduction You can use Google Maps to send naviga tion destinations to the server and then down load them from the vehicle You can use des tinations for route guidance and save them in the system for further use In order to use the destination download func tion the mbrace system must be Ractivated Roperational Ractivated for the services of ...

Page 124: ... send further destinations to the server the oldest entries are deleted from the list Using destinations Displaying details X To select a destination from the list turn the controller and press to confirm A menu appears X To select Details Details in the menu turn and press the controller The destination is displayed Using as the destination X To select a destination from the list turn the control...

Page 125: ...s after importing to the server Destinations on the server are automatically deleted after seven days X Select the Options menu for the Destina Destina tion Route Download tion Route Download app Y page 125 The menu shows the current settings X To select Delete after importing to Delete after importing to the the server server turn and press the controller Switch the setting on O or off ª X To exi...

Page 126: ...ond ing direction under the crosshair X To change the map scale as soon as you turn the controller the scale bar appears X Turn until the desired scale is set i The data is downloaded again from the server for these functions This can delay the display of the weather map Showing hiding the menu in the weather map X To show press the controller in the weather map X To hide slide 5 the controller Me...

Page 127: ...f you select Yes Yes the settings are reset If you select No No the process is canceled Mercedes Benz Apps General notes To be able to use Mercedes Benz Apps you first have to register To do so you have to enter your name and postal address once in the vehicle and confirm the general terms and conditions A message to this effect appears the first time you call up the online and Inter net functions...

Page 128: ...nctions To call up Google services X This is done through Google Local Search Y page 119 i Google Street View allows you to view streets in 360 degree panoramas Google Panoramio expands Google Local Search to include photos at the selected position Exiting Mercedes Benz Apps X Press the button The Internet menu appears or X Press the button for longer than two seconds The Mercedes Benz Apps or the...

Page 129: ...arch for a station Y page 127 The connection is established automati cally Establishing a connection manually X To select in the Internet radio menu turn and press the controller The call is placed If the connection is interrupted the system will attempt to restore the connection auto matically Manually re establishing a connection X Select again in the Internet radio menu Ending data transfer X S...

Page 130: ...iction Internet pages cannot be shown while the vehicle is in motion Entering a web address X Press the button The last function called up appears X Select TEL TEL in the main function bar by sliding 5 turning and pressing the con troller A menu appears X To select Internet Internet turn and press the controller The menu for the Internet functions appears X To select www www turn the controller an...

Page 131: ...ions menu Opening in a new window In order to be able to use this function the cursor must be on a link X To show the menu press the but ton X To select Options Options turn and press the con troller A menu appears X Select Open In A New Window Open In A New Window The website is opened in a new window Adding to bookmarks Adds the current website to the favorites The website can then be called up ...

Page 132: ...n the web page X To show the menu press the but ton X To select Options Options turn and press the con troller A menu appears X Select Directional Scrolling Directional Scrolling The dot indicates the current setting X To navigate on the web page turn the con troller Settings Settings menu X To show the menu press the but ton X To select turn and press controller A menu appears X Select Settings S...

Page 133: ...e control ler turn and press to confirm A menu appears X To select Delete Delete Private Private Data Data turn and press the controller A menu appears X Select the setting The dot indicates the current setting or X Select Delete All Data On Exit Delete All Data On Exit Switch the setting on O or off ª Option Function All All Deletes all private data Cache Cache Deletes data in the cache Cookies C...

Page 134: ...in a new window Editing favorites X Press the button The last function called up appears X Select TEL TEL in the main function bar by sliding 5 turning and pressing the con troller A menu appears X To select Internet Internet turn and press the controller The menu for the Internet functions appears X To select the Internet Internet Favorites Favorites menu turn and press the controller The Favorit...

Page 135: ... menu Y page 129 or X Press the button for longer than two seconds A prompt appears asking whether you want to close the Internet browser X Select Yes Yes or No No If you select Yes Yes the application is closed If you select No No the process is canceled Internet 133 Online and Internet functions ...

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