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Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Audio 20 Order no 6515 7716 13 Part no 172 584 18 00 Edition B 2014 É1725841800 ËÍ 1725841800 Audio 20 Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...cedes benz ca Editorial office 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 Symbols Warning Environmental note Possible damage to the vehicle Tip X Instruction YY Continuation symbol Y page Page reference Display Display Image in the display...

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 8 At a glance 11 System settings 29 Vehicle functions 35 Navigation 39 Telephone 41 Audio 59 Rear Seat Entertainment 87 Contents 3 ...

Page 6: ...up 19 Becker MAP PILOT see Navigation Bluetooth Activating deactivating 33 Connecting another mobile phone 47 Device list 75 Searching for a mobile phone 44 Settings 32 Bluetooth audio basic display 78 Bluetooth audio device Connecting 75 Reconnecting 76 Bluetooth audio mode Switching on 77 Bluetooth interface Telephony 43 Bluetooth interface telephony Conditions 43 C Call lists 56 Opening and sel...

Page 7: ...rting removing CDs Single CD drive 69 L Lumbar support 36 M Media Interface Activating 81 Active partition 72 Connection options 80 iPod iPhone 80 Mode 80 Playback options 84 Selecting categories 83 Selecting folders 83 Selecting music files 82 Selecting playlists 83 Media list 70 Menu Horizontal 19 Overview 17 Showing hiding 97 Vertical 19 Menu system 19 Microphone Switching on off 51 Mobile phon...

Page 8: ...nguage 90 Setting the brightness 91 Switching the display design 91 System settings 90 Video DVD mode 96 Rear view camera 38 Redial 51 Remote control Switching SmartKey illumination on off 25 S Safety notes Audio CD and MP3 mode 68 Operating safety 8 SatRadio 64 Displaying information 67 Registering 65 Selecting a category 66 Switching to 65 Screen Selecting for remote operation 25 Switching on of...

Page 9: ...ephone mode Redialing 51 Time Setting the time 31 Track Selecting 93 Treble Setting 21 U Using the telephone 49 V Vehicle Data acquisition 9 Video DVD DVD menu 99 Fast forward rewind 98 Function restrictions 96 Interactive content 101 Pause function 98 Picture settings 99 Selecting a film title 98 Selecting a scene chapter 98 Setting the language 100 Stop function 98 Subtitles 101 Video DVD mode D...

Page 10: ...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 forth f...

Page 11: ... safety reasons some functions are restricted or unavailable while the vehicle is in motion You will notice this for example because you will not be able to select certain menu items Data stored in the vehicle A wide range of electronic components in your vehicle contain data memories These data memories temporarily or perma nently store technical information about RThe vehicle s operating state R...

Page 12: ...ting the vehicle situations are conceivable in which this technical data in connection with other information if neces sary under consultation with an authorized expert could be traced to a person Examples include Raccident reports Rdamages to the vehicle Rwitness statements Further additional functions that have been contractually agreed upon with the customer allow certain vehicle data to be con...

Page 13: ...Audio 20 operating system 12 Multifunction steering wheel 18 Operating Audio 20 19 Basic functions of Audio20 20 Rear Seat Entertainment 24 11 At a glance ...

Page 14: ...ol panel with a single CD drive 13 Controller 14 Audio 20 components Audio 20 consists of Rthe control panel with a single CD drive Rthe display Rthe controller In addition Audio 20 can be operated via the multifunction steering wheel 12 Audio 20 operating system At a glance ...

Page 15: ... Deletes characters Deletes an entry Function Page D Number pad Selects stations via the station presets 62 Stores stations manually 62 Telephone number entry 50 Sends DTMF tones 52 Character entry E F Selects a station using the station search function 61 Selects the next track 71 Fast forward 72 F Adjusts the volume 21 G q Switches Audio 20 on off 20 H E Selects a station using the station searc...

Page 16: ...ct functions in the display To do so move the selection bar Controller The controller can be Rpressed briefly or pressed and held Rturned clockwise or counterclockwise Rslid to the left to the right up or down In this way you can Rscroll within menus Rselect menu items Rexit menus i If your vehicle is equipped with Becker MAP PILOT you can slide the controller diagonally to move the map Y page 40 ...

Page 17: ...on Favorites button i If the seats on your vehicle can be adjusted via Audio20 it will have the seat function button Otherwise a second favor ites button will be located here X To go up a level in the menu briefly press the k back button Audio 20 changes to the next higher menu level in the current operating mode X To switch to the basic menu press and hold the k back button Audio 20 changes to th...

Page 18: ...B Submenu bar C HD Radio logo only with HD Radio recep tion i The layout of the menus may vary depending on the vehicle s equipment Depending on the current setting of Audio 20 the following information can be displayed in the status bar RTime If a mobile phone is operational additional information is shown RName of the mobile phone network pro vider RSignal strength of mobile phone network Ä Y pa...

Page 19: ...Telephone Telephone Text messages Call lists Connect device W System Settings Time Display off Seat if available Notes on cleaning When cleaning the display must be switched off and cooled down Clean the display screen when necessary with a commercially available microfiber cloth and cleaning agent for TFT LCD displays Then dry and polish the screen with a dry microfiber cloth Avoid using alcoholi...

Page 20: ... station or an audio track In the Phone Phone menu this switches to the phone book and selects a name or phone number 9 Press and hold in the Audio Audio menu this selects the next previ ous station or selects an audio track using rapid scrolling In the Phone Phone menu this starts rapid scrolling through the phone book a Confirms selections and fades out messages In the Phone Phone menu this swit...

Page 21: ... turn c V d the controller The menu item selected is highlighted in white Selecting a menu item X Press W the controller Exiting a menu without making a selec tion X Slide ZV the controller in the opposite direction to the direction of the list or X Press the k back button on the control ler Vertical menus Navigating within a menu X Slide Z V Æ or turn c V d the controller The menu item selected i...

Page 22: ...Frequency func tion Slide Z V Æ or turn c V d the controller X To confirm your selection press W the controller i Only permissible numbers for the fre quency range can be entered in front of the decimal point If non permissible numbers are entered after the decimal point the next lowest frequency is set X Press the jinp number keys on the keypad The station selected is played Basic functions of Au...

Page 23: ...me of the audio source currently selected changes Adjusting the volume for phone calls You can adjust the volume for hands free mode during a phone call X Turn thumbwheel during a phone call or X Press the W or X button on the mul tifunction steering wheel during a tele phone call Adjusting the sound settings Selecting the sound menu The sound settings can be selected to suit a variety of differen...

Page 24: ...d press W to confirm When you exit the menu the current setting is stored Surround General notes If your vehicle is equipped with the Har man Kardon Logic 7 surround sound sys tem you can choose between the settings LOGIC7 LOGIC7 On On and LOGIC7 LOGIC7 Off Off The Harman Kardon Logic 7 surround sound system is available for the following operating modes RAudio CD RMP3 RUSB audio RBluetooth Audio ...

Page 25: ...7 is switched on the balance should be set to the center of the passenger compart ment RMP3 tracks should have a bit rate of at least 128 kbit s RSurround sound playback does not func tion for mono signal sources such as the medium wave range MW in radio mode RIf radio reception is poor e g in a tunnel you should switch off Logic 7 Other wise it may switch between stereo and mono and cause tempora...

Page 26: ...ind the front seat head restraints Ra remote control Ra CD DVD drive RAUX jacks on both screens display AUX and on the CD DVD drive drive AUX Rtwo sets of cordless headphones Rear compartment screens AUX jacks detailed view in the CD DVD drive and AUX jacks section Y page 26 Display 24 Rear Seat Entertainment At a glance ...

Page 27: ...he window Switching the screen on off i If the SmartKey is in position 0 or 1 in the ignition lock see the vehicle Operator s Manual or the SmartKey is not inserted the screens in the rear will switch off after 30 minutes Before the screens switch off they show a message to this effect You can switch the screens back on How ever this will discharge the starter battery X Point the remote control at...

Page 28: ...button to confirm CD DVD drive and AUX jacks The CD DVD drive is located in the center behind the front seats CD DVD slot AUX right hand R jack for audio signal AUX left hand L jack for audio signal AUX jack for video signal V A CD DVD eject button The AUX jacks shown are for the AUX drive Identical jacks can be found on the right hand side of the rear compartment screens AUX display Y page 24 26 ...

Page 29: ...ttery the headphones are switched off automatically if they do not receive an audio signal within three minutes Adjusting the volume of the head phones X Turn volume control until the desired volume has been set i If you have connected corded head phones to a rear compartment screen you can adjust the volume by pressing buttons C on the remote control Y page 25 Selecting a screen for the headphone...

Page 30: ...s are switched off or the batteries are dis charged Connecting additional headphones You can connect one additional set of corded headphones to each of the two rear screens Y page 24 The socket is designed for head phones with a 3 5 mm stereo jack plug and an impedance of 32 ohms Changing batteries Batteries are required for the remote control and for the two sets of cordless headphones For changi...

Page 31: ...features 30 System menu 30 Switching the display on off 30 Display settings 31 Time settings 31 Favorites button asterisk key 32 Bluetooth settings 32 System language settings 33 Reset function 33 29 System settings ...

Page 32: ...ed press W the controller The main function bar and the submenu bar disappear X To make the main function bar and sub menu bar reappear press W the control ler Changing the screen You can change the screen to display either the clock or the consumption indicator X Slide X V Y or turn c V d the controller The display changes Switching the display on off X To call up the basic menu press W X Switch ...

Page 33: ...ess manually When the Automatic Automatic setting is selected Audio 20 evaluates the readings from the automatic vehicle light sensor and switches between the display designs auto matically Time settings Accessing the date time settings menu X To call up the basic menu press W X Switch to the submenu bar by sliding V Æ the controller X Select Time Time by sliding X V Y or turning c V d the control...

Page 34: ...ect Assign as Favorite Assign as Favorite by sliding ZVÆ the controller and press W to con firm Favorites menu example vehicle with a favorites button X Select the desired function by sliding ZVÆ the controller and press W to con firm The selected function is assigned to the favorites button i If your vehicle has two favorites buttons you can assign a function to each favorites button The favorite...

Page 35: ...W to confirm X Select Language Language using the controller slide ZV or turn cVd and press W to con firm X Select the desired language and press W to confirm The menu system is shown in the selected language Reset function i You can reset Audio 20 to the factory set tings Among other things this will delete all personal data e g phone book entries and all system settings are returned to the facto...

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Page 37: ...Audio system features 36 Seat functions 36 Rear view camera 38 35 Vehicle functions ...

Page 38: ... press W to confirm X To switch to the lower line for both options slide VÆ the controller X Select Driver s Seat Driver s Seat or Passenger Passenger Seat Seat by turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm Adjustment functions Adjusting the seat cushion This function allows you to adjust the length of the seat cushion X Select the seat Y page 36 X Select Seat Surface Seat Surface by turnin...

Page 39: ...n X Select the seat Y page 36 X Select Massage Massage by turning cVd the con troller and press W to confirm A list appears You can select different types of massage function R0 Off 0 Off R1 Slow and Gentle 1 Slow and Gentle R2 Slow and Vigorous 2 Slow and Vigorous R3 Fast and Gentle 3 Fast and Gentle R4 Fast and Vigorous 4 Fast and Vigorous X Turn cVd or slide ZVÆ the controller and press W to co...

Page 40: ...if there is a sudden change in temperature e g when driving into a heated garage in winter Rif the camera lens is dirty or obstructed Rif the rear of your vehicle is damaged In this event have the camera position and setting checked at a qualified specialist workshop Activating deactivating the display If your vehicle is equipped with a rear view camera you can choose to have the rear view camera ...

Page 41: ...Audio system features 40 Becker MAP PILOT navigation module 40 39 Navigation ...

Page 42: ...nary General notes You can use the Becker MAP PILOT naviga tion module to turn the Audio20 into a full fledged navigation system You can find more information under http www beckermappilot com i If your vehicle is equipped with the Becker MAP PILOT navigation module you can slide the controller diagonally to move the map Audio fadeout The audio fadeout function is only active when the Becker MAP P...

Page 43: ...eatures 42 General notes 42 Telephony via the Bluetooth inter face 43 Reception and transmission vol ume 48 Using the telephone 49 Using the phone book 52 Using call lists 56 Using the speed dial list 57 41 Telephone ...

Page 44: ...and receive vCards With a suitable mobile phone you can use the hands free system via the Bluetooth inter face You can also import contacts from the mobile phone via PBAP Phone Book Access Profile and receive vCards You can obtain more detailed information about suitable mobile phones and about con necting Bluetooth capable mobile phones from your authorized Mercedes Benz Center You can also obtai...

Page 45: ...er face Prerequisites To use Bluetooth interface telephony in con junction with Audio 20 you need a Blue tooth capable mobile phone On Audio 20 X Activate the Bluetooth function on Audio20 Y page 33 On the mobile phone X Switch on the mobile phone and enter the PIN when prompted to do so see the mobile phone operating instructions X Activate Bluetooth functions and where necessary Bluetooth visibi...

Page 46: ...ally Connecting comprises Rsearching for a Bluetooth capable mobile phone Rsubsequently authorizing it You can authorize up to 15 mobile phones During connection the phone book call lists and text messages are automatically down loaded to Audio 20 This function must be supported by the connected mobile phone You can suppress the automatic download of telephone data by deactivating the Import conta...

Page 47: ...oth capable mobile phone see the mobile phone operating instructions i Some mobile phones require a passkey with four or more digits If you reauthorize a mobile phone following deauthorization you can select a different passkey X To enter a passkey in Audio 20 press the number keys in succession is highlighted after the first number has been entered or X Select the numbers one after another by tur...

Page 48: ...horized X Select Connect Device Connect Device in the telephone basic menu by sliding VÆ and turning cVd the controller and press W to con firm The Bluetooth telephone list appears X Select Search Search via via Phone Phone and press W to confirm A message appears X Start the Bluetooth search on the mobile phone see the mobile phone operating instructions X Select Audio20 MB Bluetooth MB Bluetooth...

Page 49: ...he Bluetooth telephone list appears X Select the desired mobile phone in the Bluetooth telephones list X Select the list symbol to the right of the entry by sliding VY the controller and press W to confirm X Select De Authorize De Authorize and press W to con firm A prompt appears asking whether you really wish to de authorize this device X Select Yes Yes or No No and press W to confirm If you sel...

Page 50: ...xt message The ú mail symbol is displayed as soon as the text message memory is full The symbol disappears once you delete at least one text message You can deactivate the automatic download function for text messages stored in the phone Y page 55 You can choose not to display the stored text messages by activating the Hide data func tion Y page 55 Reception and transmission volume Once the mobile...

Page 51: ... appears example X To accept press the 6 button on Audio20 or on the multifunction steering wheel or X Press W the controller X To reject press the button on Audio20 or on the multifunction steering wheel or X Select Reject Reject using the controller slide X V or turn c V d and press W to confirm Once you have accepted the call you can use hands free mode You can adjust the call vol ume Y page 21...

Page 52: ...c V d the controller until the desired num ber is selected X To confirm your selection press W the controller X Repeat this procedure to select all of the desired digits in sequence from the char acter bar X To delete individual digits slide X V Y or turn c V d the controller until 2 is selected X Press W the controller X To delete a number sequence slide X V Y or turn c V d the controller until 2...

Page 53: ...ering wheel Making a call via speed dial The speed dial list contains stored phone book entries Y page 57 Option 1 X Hold down one of the number keys for lon ger than two seconds Option 2 X Call up the telephone basic menu Y page 48 X Select Call Lists Call Lists by sliding VÆ X V Y or turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm X Select Speed Speed Dial Dial Preset Preset List List by tur...

Page 54: ...cally download to the Audio 20 system when con nected You can also import contacts to the phone book from a USB device or use Blue tooth to receive vCards i The phone book can store between 1 000 and 2 000 entries depending on the size of the entries Imported vCards are given pri ority when storing and overwrite existing PBAP contacts if the memory is full i Imported contacts are stored perma nent...

Page 55: ...rom the telephone basic menu by sliding V Æ and turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm X Select Import Contacts Import Contacts and press W to confirm A menu appears X Select From USB Device From USB Device from the menu by turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm X Select Add Add or Overwrite Overwrite and press W to confirm Add Add imports the entries from the USB device ...

Page 56: ...rent character is shown For example with entries such as Hilden Hilden and Hilgers Hilgers the beginnings of the names are similar In this case you will be offered a choice between D D and G G X Select the characters of the entry you are searching for one by one and press W to confirm As soon as the selection is unambiguous Audio 20 automatically switches to the list X To complete the search switc...

Page 57: ...te Contacts Delete Contacts and press W to confirm A prompt appears asking whether the data should be deleted X Select Yes Yes or No No and press W to confirm Switching importing of contacts on off You can choose whether contacts are to be automatically downloaded when a mobile phone is connected to Audio20 X Connecting a mobile phone Y page 44 X Select Phone Phone from the telephone basic menu by...

Page 58: ... with Audio 20 Audio 20 supports the PBAP Bluetooth pro file For this reason note that the system behavior differs especially when telephoning via the Bluetooth interface RBluetooth telephone with PBAP Blue tooth profile The call lists are downloaded automatically by Audio 20 as soon as the mobile phone is connected to Audio 20 RBluetooth telephone without PBAP Blue tooth profile The call lists ar...

Page 59: ...elect the list symbol to the right of the entry by sliding VY the controller and press W to confirm X Select Details Details and press W to confirm The detailed view appears X To go back to the list slide XVY repeat edly until the list is highlighted Deleting call lists This function is available when Audio 20 cre ates and manages call lists This is the case if you use a Bluetooth telephone withou...

Page 60: ...liding V Y the controller and press W to confirm X Select Assign Speed Dial Preset Assign Speed Dial Preset and press W to confirm X Proceed as described under option 1 Making a call via speed dial A description can be found in the Telephone operation section Y page 51 Deleting a speed dial number X To delete a speed dial preset select Delete Speed Dial Preset Delete Speed Dial Preset from the spe...

Page 61: ...Audio system features 60 Radio mode 60 Satellite radio 64 Audio CD and MP3 mode 68 Bluetooth Audio 74 Operation with the Media Inter face 80 Audio AUX mode 85 59 Audio ...

Page 62: ...he last waveband selected i Repeatedly pressing the button switches between the FM AM and WB wavebands in that order and then calls up satellite radio mode Pressing the button again takes you back to FM radio mode Switching modes via the audio menu X Select Audio Audio from the main function bar using the controller slide ZV and turn cVd and press W to confirm If radio mode was the last mode selec...

Page 63: ...isplay of text based information e g artist track name in the display For further information on HD Radio visit http www hdradio com Switching wavebands You can switch the radio waveband between FM MW WB and SatRadio Waveband Frequency FM VHF 87 7 107 9 MHz MW medium wave 530 1710 kHz WB weather band Weather report channels Satellite radio Satellite radio sta tions X Press the button once or sever...

Page 64: ...ng a station via the multifunction steering wheel X In the audio menu in the instrument cluster press the 9 or button briefly The next or the previous station from the station list is set X In the audio menu in the instrument cluster press and hold the 9 or button for longer than two seconds The previous or next station channel in the waveband will be set Storing a station Storing stations manuall...

Page 65: ...in circumstances Audio 20 will not use all presets If the process is interrupted by a traffic announcement you will have to repeat it X Select Presets Presets using the controller slide V Æ X V Y or turn c V d and press W to confirm X Select Autostore Autostore and press W to confirm Audio 20 searches for stations with ade quate reception The available stations are automatically stored in the pres...

Page 66: ...fo is switched on O or off ª depending on the previous status Satellite radio Important notes This section provides detailed information on the following topics RSelecting a channel and program category RMemory functions RSound settings i The SatRadio mode described below requires optional satellite radio equipment and registration with a satellite radio pro vider i Note that the categories and ch...

Page 67: ...es If the activation is successful the Updating Updating Channels Channels message appears in the display followed by the SatRadio basic menu i If registration is not included when pur chasing the system your credit card details will be required to activate your account If the satellite radio is not installed or is not installed correctly the Device Unavail Device Unavail able able message will ap...

Page 68: ...in the dis play You hear the station last selected for this category The All Channels All Channels category is at the top of the category list This category is sorted by channel number and allows you to browse all available channels Selecting a channel Channel search X When the display selection window is active turn cVd or slide XVY the control ler or X Press the E or F button Audio 20 searches i...

Page 69: ...Presets Presets by turning cVd the controller and press W to con firm In both cases the channel presets appear The R dot in front of a preset entry indi cates that the currently selected channel is stored under this preset Channel presets X Select a preset by turning cVd the con troller then press and hold W until a tone sounds or X Press and hold a number button e g n until you hear a tone The cu...

Page 70: ...sound settings in the At a glance section Y page 21 Audio CD and MP3 mode Important safety notes G WARNING The CD DVD drive is a class 1 laser product If you open the CD DVD drive housing you could be exposed to invisible laser radiation This laser radiation could damage your retina There is a risk of injury Never open the housing Always have main tenance and repair work carried out at a quali fie...

Page 71: ...ixed and variable bit rates up to 320 kbit s X Connect the USB device e g USB stick to the USB port Switching to audio CD or MP3 mode Option 1 X Insert the CD Y page 68 or connect the USB device Y page 69 Audio 20 loads the inserted medium and playback starts Option 2 X Press the h button one or more times i Pressing the button repeatedly changes the operating mode in the following order RAudio CD...

Page 72: ...ly press the 8 button again The symbol disappears Selecting an audio CD or MP3 disc Selecting via the media list X In Audio CD and MP3 mode select Media Media using the controller slide V Æ and turn c V d and press W to confirm The media list appears The dot indi cates the current medium being played The media list shows the discs currently avail able Media list Magazine tray position 1 readable d...

Page 73: ... name of the track Selecting a track using the number key pad X Press the key on the number keypad A numerical entry field appears The num ber of positions offered corresponds to the number of tracks on the CD Only numbers that correspond to a track number on the CD can be entered X Enter the desired track number using the number keys The track plays after the last possible num ber is entered i Pr...

Page 74: ...tition USB mass storage devices only You can select this function for USB mass storage devices when the storage device is partitioned Up to four partitions primary or logical FAT format are supported i The Windows formatting program sup ports FAT partitions of up to 32 GB as standard X Select USB Storage USB Storage using the controller slide V Æ and X V and press W to con firm X Select Select Act...

Page 75: ...20 dis plays this information during playback When you create a disc with compressed music files you can assign names to the tracks and folders Audio 20 displays these names if no meta information is available If MP3 or WMA files are stored in the root directory itself the root directory will also be treated as a folder Audio 20 will then show the name of the root directory as the folder name You ...

Page 76: ...cs A wide range of data media burning software and burners is available This variety means that there is no guarantee that the system will be able to play discs that you have copied yourself There may be playback problems if you play CDs that you have copied yourself with a storage capacity of more than 700 MB CDs of this type do not conform to the currently applicable standards Do not affix stick...

Page 77: ...ching for a Bluetooth audio device Rsubsequently authorizing it You can connect up to 15 Bluetooth devices i If you authorize a mobile phone that sup ports Bluetooth audio it is entered in the Bluetooth phone list Y page 44 as well as in the Bluetooth device list Mercedes Benz recommends authorizing a mobile phone in Bluetooth telephony Y page 45 Searching for and authorizing a Blue tooth audio de...

Page 78: ...device In this case check whether your Blue tooth audio device can locate Audio20 The Bluetooth device name of Audio 20 is MB MB Bluetooth Bluetooth X Switch on Bluetooth audio mode Y page 77 X Select BT BT Audio Audio by sliding VÆ and turning cVd the controller and press W to con firm X Confirm Bluetooth Device List Bluetooth Device List by pressing W the controller X To start the search confirm...

Page 79: ...etails X Select a Bluetooth audio device in the Bluetooth device list X Select the symbol to the right of the Blue tooth audio device by sliding V Y the con troller and press W to confirm X Select Details Details and press W to confirm The following information concerning the selected mobile phone is shown RBluetooth name RBluetooth address Ravailability status shown after a new search Rauthorizat...

Page 80: ... data medium type Starting stopping playback X To start playback select Ì using the controller slide V Æ and turn c V d and press W to confirm Playback starts É is selected X To stop playback select É by turning c V d the controller and press W to con firm A message appears Ì is selected X To resume playback select Ì by turn ing c V d the controller and press W to confirm A message appears É is se...

Page 81: ...order is the most common Once all the tracks in a folder have been played the tracks in the next folder are played RRandom Tracks Random Tracks All the tracks on the medium are played in random order e g track 3 8 5 etc X Select BT BT Audio Audio by sliding VÆ and turning cVd the controller and press W to con firm The dot indicates the option selected X Select an option by turning c V d the con tr...

Page 82: ... are registered trade marks of Apple Inc Cupertino California USA i MP3 players that support MTP Media Transfer Protocol can be used This allows the MP3 player to be easily connected to the Media Interface and removed after use Audio data is played without problem On some MP3 players you have to activate the relevant function see the MP3 player oper ating instructions Supported devices For further...

Page 83: ...erface Please connect the Please connect the device to the other USB port device to the other USB port mes sage i The separate USB connection ensures quick access and expanded media content options Consult an authorized Mercedes Benz Center if required Disconnecting an iPod X Press the release catch on iPod plug and pull the iPod cable from the iPod see the separate cable kit instructions Switchin...

Page 84: ...ipping to a track X To skip forward or back to a track slide X V Y or turn c V d the controller when the display selection window is active or X Press the F or E button The skip forward function skips to the next track The skip back function skips to the beginning of the current track if the track has been playing for more than eight sec onds If the track has been playing for less than eight secon...

Page 85: ... or folders Depending on the device connected the fol lowing categories may be available for exam ple RCurrent Tracklist Current Tracklist RPlaylists Playlists e g All All or My Top 25 RArtists Artists RAlbums Albums RTracks Tracks RPodcasts Podcasts RGenres Genres RComposers Composers RAudiobooks Audiobooks i Some playback categories contain the entry All All If this entry has been selected the e...

Page 86: ...t For example to select an artist whose name begins with C press number key l three times The available letters are listed at the lower edge of the display After a message the first entry in the list which matches the letter entered is high lighted i If there is no entry which matches the let ter entered the last entry which matches a previous letter appears at the top of the list i For an iPod iP...

Page 87: ...rates up to 320 kbit s Special considerations when using MP3 players RUp to eight directory levels with up to 1 000 tracks per directory are supported RDo not use USB extension leads or adapt ers They can impair functionality i DRM Digital Rights Management pro tected files are not supported by the Media Interface Audio AUX mode Notes on audio AUX mode You can connect an external audio source AUX ...

Page 88: ...perate the external audio source You can select a sound setting specifically for audio AUX mode See Y page 21 Adjusting the volume i The volume of external audio sources can vary greatly A device which is connected as an external audio source may seem qui eter or louder in the vehicle or the usual maximum volume cannot be achieved On some devices it is possible to adjust the volume separately In t...

Page 89: ...Audio system features 88 General information 88 Basic functions 89 System settings 90 CD audio DVD and MP3 mode 91 Video DVD mode 96 AUX mode 101 87 Rear Seat Entertainment ...

Page 90: ...ironmental note Dispose of discharged batteries in an envi ronmentally responsible manner Battery compartment Catch tab Battery compartment cover Retaining lugs A Batteries The remote control contains two AAA 1 5 V batteries X To open the battery compartment remove battery compartment cover on the back of the remote control X To do so push catch tab downwards and take off battery compartment cover...

Page 91: ...et of batteries is up to 40 hours Basic functions Introduction The following operating modes are available for the Rear Seat Entertainment System RCD DVD audio and MP3 mode Y page 91 RVideo DVD operation Y page 91 RAUX mode Y page 101 In AUX mode you can view external video sources which are connected either to the rear screens display AUX or to the CD DVD drive drive AUX The system settings allow...

Page 92: ... you call up this operating mode again later there are two possibilities Rthe operating mode has been changed on the other screen Rthe operating mode has not been changed In the first case the operating mode appears as it is on the other screen In the second case the setting appears on the screen as it was when you last exited the operating mode Function restrictions in video DVD mode Certain func...

Page 93: ...brightness using the 9 buttons and press the 9 button to confirm The brightness bar moves up or down The picture becomes lighter or darker in accordance with the scale Showing hiding the picture X To hide the picture select Display Off Display Off in the system menu using the buttons on the remote control and press the 9 button to confirm The picture is hidden X To show the picture press the 9 but...

Page 94: ...r of folders and tracks Removing a CD DVD X Press button The drive ejects the disc X Take the disc out of the slot If you do not take the disc out of the slot the drive will draw it in again automatically after a short while Switching to audio CD audio DVD or MP3 mode Introduction X Insert a CD DVD Y page 91 The Rear Seat Entertainment System loads the inserted disc X Select Disc Disc with the rem...

Page 95: ...able bit rates in MP3 tracks can result in the elapsed time shown being different from the actual elapsed time Selecting a track Selecting by skipping to a track X To skip forwards or backwards to a track press the or button when the display selection window is active or X Press the E or F button Skip forwards you hear the next track Skip back the current track is restarted if it has been playing ...

Page 96: ...sic menu then reappears Fast forwarding rewinding X With the display selection window active press the or button repeatedly until you reach the desired position or X Press and hold the E or F button until the desired position is reached Selecting a folder i This function is only available in MP3 mode X In MP3 mode select Folder Folder and confirm with 9 or X Press the 9 button when the display sel...

Page 97: ...o DVD only contains one audio for mat the Group Group menu item cannot be selected X Press the or button to select DVD A DVD A and confirm with the 9 button X Press the 9 or button to select Group Group and confirm with the 9 button The list of available audio formats appears The dot indicates the format currently selected X To change a setting press the 9 or button X Press the 9 button X To exit ...

Page 98: ...t at a quali fied specialist workshop Notes on discs Notes about CDs DVDs can be found here Y page 73 DVD playback conditions There are video DVDs available on the market which do not conform to the current stand ards Such DVDs may have picture sound or other playback problems The Rear Seat Entertainment System can play back video DVDs produced according to the following standards RRegion code 2 f...

Page 99: ...ilm manually X Select the corresponding menu item in the DVD menu Y page 99 i If disc mode was selected previously the Rear Seat Entertainment System automat ically plays a disc once you have inserted it Showing hiding the control menu X To show press the 9 or button X To hide press the 9 or button or X Wait about eight seconds Control menu Type of data medium Current title Current scene Track tim...

Page 100: ...es or chapters you can select them directly while the film is running or skip forwards step by step Some DVDs do not permit this at certain points e g during the opening credits X To skip forwards or backwards press the or button or X Press the E or F button The navigation menu Y page 97 appears for approximately eight seconds Selecting a scene chapter directly Example scene chapter 5 X Press the ...

Page 101: ...re the setting press the 9 button Changing the picture format X Display the menu system if necessary Y page 97 X Select DVD V DVD V using the or but ton and confirm with the 9 button The DVD V menu appears The ä icon in front of one of these menu items 16 9 16 9 Optimized Optimized 4 3 4 3 or Widescreen Widescreen indicates the currently selected format X To change the format press and hold the 9 ...

Page 102: ...enu Moving up one level in the DVD menu X Press the back button or X Select the corresponding menu item from the DVD menu or X Select any menu item from the DVD menu X Select the Go Go up up menu item from the menu Back to the movie X Press the back button repeatedly until you see the film or X Select the corresponding menu item from the DVD menu or X Select any menu item from the DVD menu X Selec...

Page 103: ...so contain interactive content e g a video game In a video game you may be able to influence events by selecting and triggering actions The type and number of actions depend on the DVD X To select an action press the 9 or button X To trigger an action press the 9 button A menu appears and the first entry Select Select is highlighted X Press the 9 button AUX mode Introduction You can connect one ex...

Page 104: ...nfirm with the 9 but ton You will see and hear the content of the video source if it is switched to playback If no video image is available from the AUX source connected you will see an audio menu Adjusting the brightness contrast or color X Select Display Aux Display Aux or Disc Drive Aux Disc Drive Aux in the AUX menu X Select Brightness Brightness Contrast Contrast or Color Color An adjustment ...

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