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Telephone*

SMS

왘

Press

c

 or 

.

You can scroll through the text of the 
message.

Deleting message

왘

Select a message (

컄

Page 71).

왘

Press the 

Delete

 soft key.

왘

By pressing

 select the entry 

Yes

.

왘

Press

p

.

The message is deleted. The SMS 
menu is displayed.

or

왘

By pressing 

r

 select the entry 

No

.

왘

Press

p

.

The message is not deleted. The SMS 
menu is displayed.

or

왘

Press the 

Return

 soft key.

The message is not deleted. The SMS 
menu is displayed.

Quitting the SMS menu

왘

Press the 

Return

 soft key.

This will return you to the Telephone 
main menu.

Summary of Contents for Audio 50

Page 1: ...Mercedes Benz Audio 50 Operator s Manual ...

Page 2: ...d herein do not apply to your Mercedes Benzconstantly update their car radios to the latest technological stan dards and therefore retain the right to im plement changes in design equipment and technology Thus no liability can be de rived from the statements illustrations and descriptions contained in this operat ing manual For further questions please contact your Mercedes Benz service centre Thi...

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Page 4: ...ewind 37 blank 37 by B NR Noise Reduction 38 CD Mode 39 General information 39 Opening CD changer 40 Retracting CD changer 40 Loading CDs 40 Ejecting CDs 43 CD main menu 45 Selecting CDs 46 Selecting track 47 Audible fast forward or fast reverse 49 Playback options 50 Explanation of playback options 50 Multifunction steering wheel 52 Telephone 53 Safety instructions 54 General information 55 Opera...

Page 5: ...ng the SMS menu 72 ction steering wheel 73 75 menu 76 g up the System menu 76 ng the time 76 ging the display design 77 tness setting 77 atronic help text 77 ng the language 78 al terminology 79 81 ...

Page 6: ...io e and CD mode ne ou will find all necessary informa operation of the telephone Service Here you will find all necessary informa tion to use the service functions Indexes The glossary explains the most important technical terms Content and keyword indexes are intended to help you find information quickly ...

Page 7: ...f these symbols indicate a se ries of actions 컄컄 This continuation symbol signifies that a series of actions was inter rupted and will be continued on the next page gs G g points out possible hazards for ety your health or your life gives you advice or additional in tion ...

Page 8: ...on work on the compo ts should be performed by a spe st workshop iServicing Always have all servicing carried out by a qualified specialist workshop DaimlerChrysler recommends your Mercedes Benz Service center as this has the necessary expertise and tools for any necessary operations In particular for operations critical to safety and operations on systems criti cal to safety servicing by a qualif...

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Page 10: ...7 At a glance Radio operating elements CD operating elements Cassette operating elements Telephone operating elements Multifunction steering wheel ...

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Page 12: ...nction Page r c d election functions p Confirmation G Mute function 26 K Switching on off 20 olume adjustment 20 Function Page 8 and X Station search Manual tuning 28 30 9 b Balance and Fader 30 10 k Bass and Treble 22 11 a Audio main menu 26 ...

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Page 14: ...ts unction Page G ute function 26 K Switching on off 20 olume adjustment 20 X orward track search ast forward 36 37 Function Page 11 Backward track search Rewind 36 37 12 b Balance and Fader 21 13 k Bass and Treble 22 14 a Audio main menu 26 ...

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Page 16: ...ion Page p Confirmation G Mute function 26 K Switching on off 20 olume adjustment 20 ackward track skip everse 48 49 Function Page 11 X Forward track skip Forward 48 49 12 b Balance and Fader 21 13 k Bass and Treble 22 14 a Audio main menu 26 ...

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Page 18: ... ccepting call tarting call edial function 62 66 63 I Terminating call 67 K Switching on off 20 olume adjustment 20 Function Page 9 b Balance and Fader 21 10 k Bass and Treble 22 11 t Telephone main menu Switching on telephone Switching off telephone 60 57 57 ...

Page 19: ...unction ì minating call 62 66 63 67 anging menu in multi ction display è forwards ÿ backwards and cassette mode j next track k previous track Function Page 5 Radio mode j next station k previous station Telephone mode j next list entry k previous list entry ...

Page 20: ...17 Introduction Menu system General operation ...

Page 21: ... The settings can be changed by operating accordingly The status line 3 is divided into three areas Left side The selected operating mode is given In this example CD Center A status display for the selected operating mode is given In this example the playing time of the track Right side General status information is displayed regardless of the selected operating mode In this example The strength o...

Page 22: ... Delete g submenus quit submenus using the Return y The display switches to the next menu level tem does not adopt modified set at have not been stored re exceptions when pressing the n soft key will also store new set hese exceptions are described in ...

Page 23: ...stem automatically stores each setting A single setting is stored for the radio cas sette and CD audio sources The system automatically stores the setting Adjusting the volume 왘 On the Audio 50 turn the rotary control O or 왘 On the multifunction steering wheel press æ or ç You will adjust the volume to be louder or quieter according to the direction of rotation or the button that is pressed ut the...

Page 24: ...setting ng balance and fader ss b Balance Fader menu is displayed vertical bar indicates the balance ing The horizontal bar indicates the fader setting 왘 Press or r This will change the balance setting or 왘 Press c or d This will change the fader setting 왘 Press the Reset soft key if desired This will reset the balance and the fad er to the center setting 왘 Press p or the Return soft key or 왘 Wait...

Page 25: ... is stored al sound functions wing functions are available reo 컄 Page 23 ver centered 컄 Page 23 ech 컄 Page 23 ic 7 컄 Page 23 Selecting and activating function An additional sound function can be acti vated by selecting it in the Sound menu 왘 Press k The Tone menu is displayed 왘 Press the Options soft key The Sound menu is displayed ...

Page 26: ...ptimized for under ding speech gic 7 bient sound i Logic 7 sound provides better spatial sound quality than with conventional stereo sound Logic 7 sound functions with all conventional stereo audio sources e g stereo cassette stereo CD and stereo radio stations If reception is poor Logic 7 should be switched off because this may consid erably impair the signal ...

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Page 28: ...25 Audio Audio main menu Radio mode Cassette Mode CD Mode Multifunction steering wheel ...

Page 29: ...played Mute function Switching on mute function 왘 On the Audio 50 press G The system is muted Telephone calls can still be heard In CD and cassette mode the CD or the cassette stops Switching off mute function 왘 On the Audio 50 press G again or 왘 Turn the volume rotary control The audio source selected before mute function activation is heard P82 60 3785 31 ...

Page 30: ...You have the following options 앫 Selecting using frequency list 컄 Page 28 앫 Selecting using station search 컄 Page 28 앫 Selecting using station presets 컄 Page 29 앫 Selecting using Autostore presets 컄 Page 29 앫 Selecting using the scan search 컄 Page 30 앫 Selecting using manual tuning 컄 Page 30 앫 Selecting using manual frequency en try 컄 Page 31 ...

Page 31: ...r Y The search proceeds upwards or down wards and stops at the next receivable station or 왘 Switch the multifunction display in the instrument cluster to the Audio screen 컄 Page 52 ency increments in the frequency r d button Hz for FM Hz for AM r button Hz for FM kHz for AM i The station search is available in the FM AM and WB wavebands ...

Page 32: ...e the main menu of respective waveband is displayed Selecting using Autostore presets The FM and the AM waveband each have ten available Autostore presets The presets are assigned stations in the or der of their reception quality 컄 Page 32 The station with the best reception quality is stored at preset 1 왘 Switch on the desired waveband 컄 Page 27 왘 Press the Autost soft key The Autostore menu is d...

Page 33: ...nd bands h on the desired waveband ge 27 왘 Press X for forward or Y for backward Press and hold the button for at least 2 seconds Manual tuning is activated 왘 Keep holding the button or release it and keep tapping it in quick succes sion Every press of the button causes the frequency to change incrementally un til the button is released Manual tuning is deactivated if the but ton is not pressed fo...

Page 34: ...d Storing stations The FM and the AM waveband each have ten available presets You have the following options 앫 Manual storing 컄 Page 31 앫 Storing using Autostore 컄 Page 32 Manual storing Manuel storing using number buttons 왘 Tune to the station to be stored 컄 Page 27 왘 Press one of the buttons 0 for more than 2 seconds A signal tone can be heard and the sta tion is stored at the corresponding pre ...

Page 35: ...desired waveband ge 27 the Autost soft key utostore memory is displayed 왘 Press the Search soft key The Autostore search starts After a while the new preset assign ment is displayed The system tunes to the station stored at preset 1 After a short time the Waveband main menu is displayed again Weather band You will be able to receive up to 7 weather band stations 왘 Call up the Audio main menu 컄 Pag...

Page 36: ...ng the number but he Audio 50 press one of the but to 7 selected weather band station is ed up Calling up stations manually 왘 On the Audio 50 press c or d The next weather band station is called up ending on the vehicle s position it not be possible to receive all the ons i Depending on the vehicle s position it will not be possible to receive all the stations ...

Page 37: ...e main menu is displayed cassette cover remains open for than 30 seconds a signal tone y sounds the cassette cover is open annot eject the CD changer ge 40 or open the storage com ment in the center console Accident hazard G Only insert a cassette into the Audio 50 when the vehicle is at a standstill If attempt ed during driving the distraction from the traffic situation leads to increased danger ...

Page 38: ...ching cassette side You can switch the side of the cassette at any point during playback The side switches automatically at the end of the tape 왘 Call up the Tape main menu 컄 Page 35 왘 Press c This will switch the tape from side 1 to side 2 or 왘 Press d This will switch the tape from side 2 to side 1 Switching cassette side from the multi function steering wheel 왘 Switch the multifunction display ...

Page 39: ...ng scan search The scan search starts playing a track for approx 8 seconds and then fast forwards to the beginning of the next track 왘 Call up the Tape main menu 컄 Page 35 왘 Press the Scan soft key The scan starts ard search udio 50 fast forwards the cas to the beginning of the next track hen switches to cassette play ward search udio 50 rewinds the cassette to eginning of the track currently ng a...

Page 40: ...s to cassette back ank p blank switched on the Audio 50 ank sections of the cassette which ger than approx 10 seconds Switching skip blank on off 왘 Call up the Tape main menu 컄 Page 35 왘 Press the Settings soft key The Settings menu is displayed 왘 Press This will switch skip blank on or off 컄컄 ...

Page 41: ...f with Dolby B NR switched off with Dolby B NR switched on i DOLBY and the double D sym bol are trademarks of the Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation Dolby noise reduction is manu factured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation ...

Page 42: ...i static spray etc for cleaning es and replace the CDs into the CD er use Protect the CDs from heat ect sunlight ing to CD mode up the CD main menu 컄 Page 45 왘 Insert an audio CD into the Audio 50 or the CD changer 컄 Page 40 CD drive in the Audio 50 control unit A CD drive is integrated into the Audio 50 The drive can play audio CDs CD changer The CD changer can play audio CDs It is mounted concea...

Page 43: ...the Audio 50 is switched on The printed side of the CD must face upwards The Audio 50 pulls the CD into the unit If the CD is an audio CD the system switches to CD mode nt hazard G d CDs into the Audio 50 and the CD when the vehicle is at a standstill pted during driving the distraction traffic situation leads to increased of accidents i The Audio 50 and the CD changer may not be able to play some...

Page 44: ...ing a CD in the ne menu 컄 Page 47 d above the buttons 2 is the CD or loading the CD changer You have the following loading options 앫 Loading a single magazine compart ment 컄 Page 41 앫 Loading all six magazine compart ments 컄 Page 42 Loading a single magazine compartment 왘 Eject the CD changer 컄 Page 40 on LED off azine compartment empty on LED continuously red azine compartment full i Loading a ma...

Page 45: ...pty hanger loads all magazine com s in order starting with compart the CD changer 컄 Page 40 1 CD slot 2 Magazine compartment buttons 왘 Press the button 2 of an empty maga zine compartment for more than 2 sec onds The LEDs of all magazine compartment buttons 2 briefly light up green 3 times 왘 Wait until the LED in the first magazine compartment button 2 flashes green This indicates that the CD chan...

Page 46: ...ying it stead of loading all 6 magazine partments you only wish to load partments 1 4 for example do push a fifth CD into the slot 1 The changer initially tries to load the CD but then aborts the loading cedure The system automatically ts playing the fourth CD i If you eject an audio CD during play back the unit plays the next available audio CD in the CD changer If there are no other audio CDs av...

Page 47: ... the CD changer 컄 Page 40 i If you are listening to a CD in the CD changer and you eject another CD from the changer While ejecting the system interrupts CD playback After ejection the sys tem continues CD playback If you eject the CD that you are current ly listening to The next available audio CD is played This may be a CD in the CD changer or the CD in the Audio 50 If there are no other CDs ava...

Page 48: ... play the CD ejection procedure is complete n all the CDs have been removed or n the CD changer has aborted the cedure act the CD changer 컄 Page 40 CD main menu 왘 Call up the Audio main menu 컄 Page 26 왘 Press the CD soft key The CD main menu is displayed i If you are listening to a CD in the changer Ejection of all CDs stops CD playback After ejection the CD in the Audio 50 is played If there is n...

Page 49: ...g CD list st contains all the loaded CDs list entry can be seen The entry is given above the track display It shows the number of the CD currently being played 왘 Call up the CD main menu 컄 Page 45 왘 By pressing or select another CD from the list You are only able to select loaded CDs 왘 Press p or 왘 Do not change the selection The CD changes You will hear the new ly selected CD ection is only possi...

Page 50: ...ss p The CD changes and the CD main menu is displayed You will hear the newly selected CD Selecting track You have the following options 앫 Selecting using track skip 컄 Page 48 앫 Selecting using track liste 컄 Page 48 앫 Selecting by manually entering track number 컄 Page 48 앫 Selecting using the scan search 컄 Page 49 lection is only possible if at least 2 o CDs are available i CD loaded CD not loaded...

Page 51: ...hange the selection You will hear the selected track Selecting by manually entering track number 왘 Call up the CD main menu 컄 Page 45 왘 Press Q The Track input screen is displayed The number of tracks on the CD is dis played ard track skip will hear the next track ward track skip track has been playing for more approx 10 seconds the unit skips to the beginning of this track If han 10 seconds have ...

Page 52: ...up the CD main menu 컄 Page 45 ss the Scan soft key Terminating scan search manually 왘 Press the Scan soft key The track that was playing when the scan was terminated remains selected Audible fast forward or fast reverse 왘 Call up the CD main menu 컄 Page 45 왘 Press X or and keep pressed 왘 To terminate release the X or button i When you start the scan search the playbackoptionNormal sequence 컄 Page ...

Page 53: ...e normal sequence e g track 1 2 3 etc If only one CD is available the last track is followed by the first track again If two or more CDs are available the last track of one CD is followed by the first track of the next CD The CDs change in the normal se quence e g CD 1 2 3 etc The last track of the last CD is followed by the first track of the first available CD 앫 Repeat track The track currently ...

Page 54: ...in the normal er e g CD 1 2 3 etc last track of the last CD is followed he first available CD 앫 CD mix You will hear at least 4 tracks from one CD in random order e g track 5 7 3 9 Then the next CD follows The CDs change in random order e g CD 4 1 5 etc i This function is only available for CDs in the CD changer There must be at least 2 audio CDs in the CD changer ...

Page 55: ...mode band on te mode nt side In CD mode 1 Current CD 2 Current track ...

Page 56: ...53 Telephone Safety instructions General information Operation Multifunction steering wheel ...

Page 57: ...y to the traffic the telephone when traffic condi rmit r always observe the laws in the you are currently in when making alls while driving Accident hazard G As driver only use the hands free system for making calls while driving for safety rea sons If making calls using the hands free system drive attentively close all the windows and avoid all interfering noises ...

Page 58: ...58 if the tele phone is blocked by the unlock code 앫 A brief interruption of the connection is not a malfunction of the phone The telephone automatically tries to re register on a network his operating manual operation m the Audio 50 and from the multi tion steering wheel is described ess otherwise specified the de ptions and the displays illustrated te to the Audio 50 ration at the cell phone is ...

Page 59: ...message Telephone being ivated please wait is dis d message Please insert ne is displayed sert the cell phone into the tele hone adapter 컄 Vehicle operating anual ...

Page 60: ...e Enter Unlock Code pears in the display er the unlock code using the num buttons 컄 Page 59 Switching off telephone 왘 Turn the electronic key to position 0 and remove the key The telephone switches off after a de lay of about 1 2 minutes or 왘 In the Telephone main menu press for longer than 3 seconds or 왘 Switch off the cell phone 컄 Telephone operating manual ...

Page 61: ... someone answers and de e the emergency situation Making emergency call unlock code al ready entered 왘 On the Audio 50 press in sequence the number buttons 9 and 왘 On the Audio 50 press J or if the Telephone menu has been called up in the multifunction display on the multi function steering wheel press í The telephone establishes the connec tion you will hear the ringing tone 왘 Wait until someone ...

Page 62: ...the telephone tions are available r registering you will see Ready in center of the status line e entry is incorrect you will have to er the unlock code again Switching to telephone mode With the Audio 50 switched on you can switch to telephone mode from any other operating mode as follows 왘 Press If applicable the number of missed or unanswered calls is displayed 컄 Page 60 or 왘 Press J or 왘 Initi...

Page 63: ...the Tele e main menu Telephone main menu 왘 Press The Telephone main menu is displayed Ready is displayed in the center of the status line CDMA Network If you are not in a home network the roaming indicator R will be shown The following messages may also be dis played 앫 Please insert phone 왘 Insert the cell phone into the tele phone adapter 컄 Vehicle operating manual 앫 Telephone not installed There...

Page 64: ...e number dialed last ng call hear the ringing tone in the event coming call The call screen is dis on the Audio 50 screen also appears in the multi n display in the instrument cluster i The caller s number only appears if it is transmitted The caller s name only appears if in ad dition the number and the name are stored in the telephone book 컄 Page 68 ...

Page 65: ...ting an entry from the Dialed list 컄 Page 64 앫 using Speed dial 컄 Page 65 Entering phone number directly 왘 Call up the Telephone main menu 컄 Page 60 왘 Using the 0 9 buttons enter the phone number Deleting last or all numbers 왘 Press the Delete soft key briefly or press and hold 왘 After entering the phone number cor rectly start the call 컄 Page 66 lso possible to accept or termi a call from the cel...

Page 66: ...e Telephone main menu press the Recvd soft key The list is displayed with the last in coming call highlighted The phone number is given in the status line Switching list display 왘 Press the 123 soft key This will switch to the number display or 왘 Press the ABC soft key This will switch to the name display u only press the í button once will call up the Dialed list in multifunction display Dialed l...

Page 67: ...e Audio 50 p Dialed list J once or 왘 In the Telephone main menu press the Dialed soft key The list is displayed on the Audio 50 with the last outgoing call highlighted Switching list display 왘 Press the 123 soft key This will switch to the number display or 왘 Press the ABC soft key This will switch to the name display press the J button twice lephone immediately starts es hing a connection to the ...

Page 68: ...al memory on the telephone 컄 Telephone operating manual It is also possible to do this from the Audio 50 왘 Call up the Telephone main menu 컄 Page 60 왘 Press one of the buttons 9 for more than 2 seconds The telephone automatically starts call ing the number stored or 왘 Briefly press one of the buttons 9 왘 Starting the call 컄 Page 66 u press the í button twice the phone immediately starts estab ng a...

Page 69: ...calling answers all is active You will conduct the ver the hands free system olume of the call can be adjusted ge 20 operating functions can be found Active call 컄 Page 66 Terminating call On the Audio 50 왘 Press I On the multifunction steering wheel 왘 Press ì Active call If you or the person you are calling an swers the call is active The call screen is displayed The call dura tion is given in th...

Page 70: ...person will not hear you You will tinue to hear him her Sending sequences of digits Answering machines or other devices can be controlled by sequences of digits e g remote inquiry You can enter the sequence of digits man ually or send a sequence saved in the tele phone book Entering sequence of digits 왘 For each digit press one of the corre sponding buttons 0 9 You can also send the characters Q a...

Page 71: ... telephone book display on the Audio 50 컄 Page 69 앫 Selecting telephone book entry 컄 Page 69 and starting the call 앫 on the Audio 50 adding a voice tag to a telephone book entry 컄 Page 73 nding on the entry made on the hone various logos may be as d to the phone numbers Mail address ome number Work number ax number Main number Mobile number ager number i When you press ì the Telephone main menu wi...

Page 72: ... a button one or more es in quick succession The first entry beginning with the char acter entered is selected If there is no corresponding entry the last entry with the previous character is selected 왘 If desired change the selection using the c or d button s c or d for longer to acceler the selection i Example of 7 button press 1 x P press 2 x Q press 3 x R press 4 x S press 5 x 7 컄컄 ...

Page 73: ...ill be requested to repeat the text tag twice 왘 Say the texttag twice Now you can also call up the telephone book entry using LINGUATRONIC 컄 LINGUATRONIC operating manual or If a voice tag has already been assigned to this telephone book entry you will be asked whether you want to delete this voice tag an add one voice tag per tele e book entry UATRONIC can announce all d voice tags 컄 LINGUATRONIC...

Page 74: ... SMS is displayed 왘 Press the Sender soft key The sender s phone number is dis played Selecting message 왘 Call up the SMS menu 컄 Page 71 왘 By pressing c or d select a mes sage In the status line you will be able to see when the message was received Reading message 왘 Select a message 컄 Page 71 and press p This displays the text of the message caller s number only appears if it is smitted 컄컄 ...

Page 75: ...yed essing r select the entry No p message is not deleted The SMS is displayed the Return soft key message is not deleted The SMS is displayed Quitting the SMS menu 왘 Press the Return soft key This will return you to the Telephone main menu ...

Page 76: ...on steering wheel reen work provider eiving signal strength st screen instead of the Ready e either a telephone book entry or he last 10 outgoing calls will be dis u see the list screen press ì will switch to Telephone main en ...

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Page 78: ...75 Service System menu ...

Page 79: ...ss the Return soft key The System menu is displayed The new setting is stored nly possible to set the time when is GPS reception me change to summer or winter does not take place automatical u will have to do this manually i The time in the vehicle instrument clus ter changes automatically at the same time if the instrument cluster has been set accordingly 컄 Vehicle operating manual ...

Page 80: ... is displayed 왘 Press or r This will set the brightness 왘 Press the Reset soft key if desired This will set the brightness to the cen ter setting 왘 Press the Return soft key The new setting is stored Linguatronic help text If your vehicle is fitted with Linguatronic you can switch the help text on or off from the Audio 50 The help text will then appear in the display of the Audio 50 when you are o...

Page 81: ...76 the Languag soft key anguage list is displayed essing c or d select an entry the list p 앫 Same as inst cluster op tion The system installs the language that is also selected in the instru ment cluster 앫 Other options The system installs the appropriate language ...

Page 82: ...ound quality pared to stereo sound ys s which have different functions de ding on the operating mode select SCAN search Plays receivable radio stations CD cassette tracks in succession for ap prox 8 seconds SMS Short Message Service Service for transmitting short text mes sages and other information Unlock code Protects the telephone against unau thorized users ...

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Page 84: ...10 ching to 34 CD Copy protection 39 40 ejecting 43 Forward 49 loading 40 41 Mix 50 Repeat CD 50 Repeat track 50 Reverse 49 selecting 46 Selecting track 47 Track mix 50 CD changer opening 40 retracting 40 CD Mode General information 39 CD mode 39 Operating elements 12 switching to 39 CD slot 13 Changing Audio source 26 Display design 77 Changing audio source 26 ...

Page 85: ...lephone mode 55 call 61 zard 39 ette 34 L Linguatronic help text switching off 77 switching on 77 List telephone mode Dialed 64 Recvd 63 Loading CD 40 41 Logic 7 22 79 M Manual tuning 30 Menu system 18 Mix CD 50 Track CD mode 50 Multifunction steering wheel Operating elements 16 Mute function 26 N NO NETWORK AVAILABLE 56 NO SERVICE 56 Noise reduction 38 ...

Page 86: ... book entry 69 Selecting track in cassette mode 36 in CD mode 47 Sending Sequences of digits telephone mode 67 Sending sequences of digits telephone mode 67 Servicing 5 Setting Display brightness 77 Language 78 Time 76 Setting the language 78 Setting the time 76 Short Message Service see SMS Skip blank cassette mode 37 SMS 71 79 deleting 72 Menu 71 reading 71 Soft keys 79 Speed dial 65 Starting Ca...

Page 87: ...ands 27 e hing off 57 hing on 57 e book 68 g up 68 ting entry 69 hing display 69 e mode 55 ral information 55 ating elements 14 hing to 59 NE UNAVAILABLE 60 ing telephone 66 e call 62 66 67 x CD mode 50 Treble 22 U UTC 76 V Voice tag 70 Volume adjusting 20 Automatic volume control 21 W Weather band 32 ...

Page 88: ...all your questions Mercedes Benz contact lephone 00800 17777777 rnational 4969 95307277 Internet her information on Mercedes Benz hicles and on DaimlerChrysler lease visit us on the internet www mercedes benz com www daimlerchrysler com ...

Page 89: ...r suggestions re this operating manual please con e technical editing department at the following address imlerChrylser AG HPC R821 70546 Stuttgart Editorial close 30 05 2002 Re printing translation and coping including excerpts prohibited without our written permission ...

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