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At a glance

Operating system

Overview

Function

Page

button

Press briefly: calls up the
main menu

Press and hold: calls up
the audio settings menu

;

LED

Lit blue: Bluetooth

device (mobile phone,
audio equipment) is
connected
Flashing blue: Bluetooth

connection is being
established
Unlit: no Bluetooth

device is connected

Touch screen

Function

Page

Microphone
Telephone operation
Voice commands in
navigation

Dynamic Noise Covering

Brightness sensor

button

Moving the front panel up/
down

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Page 1: ...smart high line radio Supplement...

Page 2: ...Symbols Optional equipment Warning Environmental note Possible damage to the vehicle Tip X Instruction YY Continuation symbol Y page Page reference...

Page 3: ...Index 2 smart high line radio 5 4515849582 4515849582L Contents 1...

Page 4: ...74 Connecting Bluetooth audio devices 75 Correct use 5 D Destination navigation Entering a destination by address 29 Entering a destination using the map 36 Entering a point of interest 36 Entering us...

Page 5: ...me settings 17 Mobile phone Connecting Bluetooth interface 56 De authorizing 58 Registering authorizing 56 Music main menu 75 Music mode Activating 75 Switching off 76 N Navigation Deactivating 26 Nav...

Page 6: ...t high line radio Switching on off 14 smart high line radio operating system 6 Sound Switching on off 15 Sound settings 16 Speed Limit Assist 51 Station Setting the sensitivity 71 Station memory 67 St...

Page 7: ...nergy that is deemed to comply without maximum permissive exposure evaluation MPE But it is desirable that it should be installed and operated with at least 8inches 20cm and more between the radiator...

Page 8: ...ue Bluetooth device mobile phone audio equipment is connected Flashing blue Bluetooth connection is being established Unlit no Bluetooth device is connected Touch screen 9 Function Page Microphone Tel...

Page 9: ...s on the smart high line radio 14 mutes the audio video source or the current navigation announcement 15 Pressing and holding the control knob switches the smart high line radio off 14 Turning the con...

Page 10: ...t panel down press button B X To move the front panel up press button B again i The front panel moves up again automatically after one minute t button You can call up the main menu or the audio settin...

Page 11: ...Sound settings section Y page 16 Further setting options are described in the Audio settings section Y page 82 Touch screen General notes Wearing polarized sunglasses may impair your ability to read...

Page 12: ...ext as scrolling text line 2 Rthe waveband line 3 Rthe assignment of the first four presets line 4 i The radio text is switched off in the standard setting Switching radio text on off Y page 70 Radio...

Page 13: ...s You hear a clicking sound You can set the volume of the click Y page 19 X Press to call up the radio display again Operation Example of operation Initial situation You would like to store your prefe...

Page 14: ...ry line Letters entered by the user UNT To delete a character or an entry To call up all entries that match the current user entry Characters not currently available A The first three entries that bes...

Page 15: ...st matches the user entry so far X Press 9 or to scroll in the list X Select the desired street The street is accepted Information about entering a destination can be found in the Destination entry se...

Page 16: ...played Basic functions Safety note G Risk of accident Familiarize yourself with the most important steps before starting your journey Never try out new functions whilst driving This will distract you...

Page 17: ...nto standby mode after 30 minutes A message to this effect will be shown first X Without switching to standby mode press control knob W for approximately ten seconds The smart high line radio will be...

Page 18: ...one call Option 2 X Set in the volume settings menu Y page 18 Further volume settings Further settings can be made in the volume settings menu Rswitch on volume Y page 18 Rvolume of the confirmation t...

Page 19: ...ings Volume settings Call up the volume settings menu X Press Extras in the main menu Y page 8 X Press Options in the extras menu The general settings menu appears X Press Volume settings Adjusting th...

Page 20: ...ws the current setting X Press Navigation in the menu A settings menu appears X Press or to adjust the volume fadeout You can select values between 0 no fadeout 1 to 5 light to strong fadeout and 6 fu...

Page 21: ...ears X Press or to adjust the volume You can set values between 0 switched off and 6 loud X To confirm the setting press OK The volume settings menu appears Screen settings Calling up the screen setti...

Page 22: ...ngs Introduction The smart high line radio sets the time automatically if it has sufficient GPS reception You can also set the time manually e g if there is no GPS reception or the reception is insuff...

Page 23: ...ailable X Call up the Time entry menu Y page 20 X Press Summer time Depending on the previous status summer time is switched on O or off System settings Calling up the system settings menu X Press Ext...

Page 24: ...REnglish UK RFrench RCyrillic X Call up the system settings menu Y page 21 The entry on the right beside Keyboard shows the current setting X Press Keyboard A list appears X Select the desired keyboa...

Page 25: ...code enter the new code again and press OK The New code saved message appears The new security code is requested when the smart high line radio is switched on again Calibrating the touch screen The to...

Page 26: ...king no stopping zone Rother road and traffic rules and regulations Rnarrow bridges G Warning The device may give incorrect navigation commands if the actual street and traffic situation does not matc...

Page 27: ...gation mode press the t button The main menu appears X Press Navigation You will see the navigation start screen The The driver is responsible for safe driving and to follow traffic regulations DO NOT...

Page 28: ...Switching off navigation mode X Press 1 at the top right of the navigation menu 26 smart high line radio...

Page 29: ...ternative routes RDisplay additionally intersection zoom map colors RProgram settings additionally displaying the speed limit on the map route recording RVoice output RPoints of interest on the map Ro...

Page 30: ...tandard Alternative 1 or Alternative 2 The route options appear X Press one of the route options Depending on the previous setting use or avoid the route options Route options menu example Expert mode...

Page 31: ...house number you can specify the destination more precisely i Note that you can only enter a street house number intersection etc once you have entered a country and a city or zip code i You can only...

Page 32: ...d More hits can be selected X Press More hits A list shows the first three largest cities that match the entry and then shows all other entries in alphabetical order The cities are shown on the left h...

Page 33: ...menu The input menu for the intersection appears The first three side streets that can be selected are shown in alphabetical order Option 1 X Enter F Instructions for entering characters using street...

Page 34: ...Option 1 The A favorite with this name already exists Do you want to replace this file message appears X Press OK if you want to overwrite the home address X If you do not want to overwrite the home a...

Page 35: ...map shows the following routes on the right Rstandard light blue Ralternative 1 green Ralternative 2 light brown Each route is shown with the distance and estimated journey time to the destination X T...

Page 36: ...ring the house number A house number can be entered after the street name has been entered X Enter a house number e g 40 Instructions for entering characters can be found in the Entering characters in...

Page 37: ...ions in the navigation main menu Y page 25 The Last locations destination memory appears i Expert mode the first three entries from the Last locations memory are shown at the top of the navigation mai...

Page 38: ...f available press 9 or X To display an address press X To move the destination on the map press the crosshair and move it on the map X To select a destination press Add dest The detailed information m...

Page 39: ...lay selection X Select a point of interest from the list The detailed information menu appears Y page 31 Nearby X Enter a destination or press Display all special destinations Depending on the selecti...

Page 40: ...menu option 2 appears X Proceed as described under option 1 or 2 Route guidance General notes The smart high line radio guides you to your destination by means of audible navigation announcements and...

Page 41: ...approach a change in direction the area of the intersection is zoomed in on the map In Expert mode you can set how much the map section is zoomed in Y page 49 Lane recommendations Lane recommendations...

Page 42: ...ion intermediate stop final destination you will also see Rthe estimated driving time to the destination Rthe distance to the destination Rthe estimated time of arrival at the destination X Press the...

Page 43: ...idance is ended automatically Navigation announcements Switching navigation announcements on off Option 1 X To switch off press control knob W briefly during a navigation announcement X To switch on p...

Page 44: ...te list shows the street sections yet to be traveled X Press 9 or to scroll in the list X To close the route list press Setting the map to a route position X Press Go to in the Route information menu...

Page 45: ...route guidance is not active Rremaining time to next destination intermediate stop final destination Rremaining distance to next destination intermediate stop final destination Restimated time of arri...

Page 46: ...ion are not changed Changing the order of the destinations within the route X Press the up or down arrow in the edit route menu The destination is moved up or down Deleting a destination from the rout...

Page 47: ...idance You can personalize these six functions X Press the symbol at the bottom right of the map The Quick menu appears and shows the functions that are currently available Editing the Quick menu X Pr...

Page 48: ...to your favorites Option 1 after destination entry X Enter the destination e g as a city street and house number X Before route calculation is started press Place as favorite in the detailed informati...

Page 49: ...favorites Deleting a destination X Press the edit symbol on the right hand side of the destination entry in the Favorites list X Press 1 on the bottom right of the input menu The destination is delete...

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Page 51: ...ays points up Dynamic map when a smaller map scale is used e g when driving on the freeway the map is displayed so that north is always up in order to make orientation easier 3D map the map is shown f...

Page 52: ...m settings Calling up the program settings menu X Press d in the navigation main menu Y page 25 The settings menu appears X Press Program settings The program settings menu appears 50 smart high line...

Page 53: ...ttings is activated i The maximum permissible speed display may differ from the actual traffic situation e g as a result of incorrect map data X Press Speed limit X Press Warning at x km h several set...

Page 54: ...system At a glance Overview You can operate navigation mode using the Voice Control System Available commands are shown in the individual displays and are announced in some menus The voice control sys...

Page 55: ...st always comply with the applicable road traffic regulations and adapt your driving style to the prevailing conditions You could otherwise become involved in an accident in which you or others could...

Page 56: ...d contacts from the mobile phone e g via PBAP Phone Book Access Profile For more information on suitable mobile phones and on connecting the Bluetooth mobile phone to the smart high line radio contact...

Page 57: ...e mobile phone Rthe PIN must have been entered If you cannot make an emergency call you must arrange rescue measures yourself The 911 emergency call number is a public service Any misuse is punishable...

Page 58: ...ephone menu The Bluetooth settings menu appears X Press New device in the menu new device menu for Bluetooth connection X Press Cell phone The Please start searching from mobile device PIN xxxx messag...

Page 59: ...ooth telephone list and connect it to the smart high line radio i You can only switch to another registered mobile phone if no phone call is active X Press Cell phone in the main menu Y page 8 The Tel...

Page 60: ...symbol in example 2 The selected mobile phone is entered in the telephone device list as a master device Automatic reconnection The smart high line radio searches for a master device automatically whe...

Page 61: ...e 60 After the call is finished the previous display is shown again Making a call X Press Telephone in the main menu Y page 8 The Telephone menu appears X Press Number An input menu appears X Type in...

Page 62: ...ss 1 The call is ended and the previous display appears Using the phone book Introduction The smart high line radio shows the mobile phone s phone book Contacts I and the smart high line radio s phone...

Page 63: ...contact s phone number s and making a call X Press a contact in the mobile phone s phone book The available phone numbers are displayed X Press a phone number and then press The Calling Name message...

Page 64: ...me message appears X To edit the contact press The input menu for the name appears X Change the contact name Instructions for entering characters can be found in the Entering characters in the phone b...

Page 65: ...ess Journal in the telephone menu The call lists are displayed X Select a call list e g Missed calls The calls are displayed To call the contact Option 1 X Press briefly to select the highlighted entr...

Page 66: ...he main menu Y page 8 The Telephone menu appears Telephone menu X Press Options in the telephone menu The Bluetooth settings menu appears Bluetooth settings menu The New device and Device list functio...

Page 67: ...uetooth device name enables Bluetooth connection to Bluetooth mobile phones and Bluetooth audio devices The Bluetooth device name for the smart high line radio is smart Radio You can edit this device...

Page 68: ...FM Dynamic AM or AMT FMT AMT Each waveband contains 12 stations that were automatically stored by the Travelstore function sorted by signal strength Y page 68 The strongest station is stored as Preset...

Page 69: ...X Press one of preset positions 1 to 4 The selected station is played Option 2 X Press symbol B in the radio display Y page 65 The station preset memory appears An arrow and a note indicate under whic...

Page 70: ...esired station X Press to exit the list The selected station is played If no station is found for an entry G not found is shown for example Storing stations Storing stations manually There are 32 pres...

Page 71: ...rnative frequency with a better signal i RDS only functions for stations which transmit RDS data Switching RDS on off X Press d in the radio display Y page 65 The settings menu appears X Press RDS in...

Page 72: ...tion about the current program The radio text is switched off in the standard setting Switching radio text on off X Press d in the radio display Y page 65 The settings menu appears X Press Radio text...

Page 73: ...from the road and traffic conditions if you insert or eject a disc while the vehicle is in motion General notes A maximum of 20 000 tracks or music files are played If a data medium is divided into se...

Page 74: ...C memory cards are designed for the temperatures which may be reached in the vehicle Due to the wide range of SD MMC memory cards available on the market playback cannot be guaranteed for all brands o...

Page 75: ...ox on the left hand side USB port AUX port You can connect an external audio source AUX to the smart high line radio The USB port supports the following USB devices RUSB sticks flash memory RUSB hard...

Page 76: ...iles i A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile Bluetooth audio profile for audio data transmission AVRCP Audio Video Remote Control Profile Bluetooth audio profile for audio data control X Bluetooth...

Page 77: ...audio device to the smart high line radio Y page 75 X To start playback playback starts automatically for CDs DVDs For all other data media press in the basic display Option 2 select a data medium in...

Page 78: ...g for a shorter time If you have activated the Mix playback option the tracks are played in a random order Depending on the data medium all the tracks on the medium the tracks with certain playback cr...

Page 79: ...ponding tracks You can display the folder structure with selection criterion Media Data i Selection criterion Media Data is not available for iPod Selecting playback criteria X Press the symbol at the...

Page 80: ...MC memory card mode X Press symbol in the track list or after selecting a playback criteria e g Artists An input menu appears X Enter characters Instructions for entering characters can be found in th...

Page 81: ...Preselectio n playback RUSB device RSD MMC memory card When this function is activated the next track to be played can be preselected in the track list Selecting playback options X Press the d symbol...

Page 82: ...impairments standard for transfer and playback of music on digital audio players Rm3u file format for saving multimedia playlists Rogg free of charge loss free compressed format for digital audio Rpl...

Page 83: ...it s and a sampling rate of at least 44 1 kHz Lower rates can cause a noticeable deterioration in quality Notes for SD MMC memory cards and USB devices Observe the following notes for fast access to y...

Page 84: ...refore you can only use discs with a maximum thickness of 1 3 mm If you insert thicker discs e g those that contain data on both sides DVD on one side and audio data on the other they cannot be ejecte...

Page 85: ...tanding sound quality with the volume and sound characteristics appearing to remain constant during the journey The volume is adjusted depending on the current background noise and the dynamics are co...

Page 86: ...rictions If you would like to use the video function you first need to X switch off the navigation Y page 26 X Shift the transmission to position P see vehicle Operator s Manual The video image is hid...

Page 87: ...video To call up the DVD menu Previous chapter Pause function Next chapter A To make settings A list symbol is shown in if a video DVD video CD with video files a USB device or an SD MMC memory card...

Page 88: ...ad of X To continue playback press Playback continues from the point where it was interrupted is shown instead of Selecting a scene chapter This function can be used when playing a video DVD video CD...

Page 89: ...he list is exited automatically when playback of the next video file starts Fast forward rewind X Show the navigation menu Y page 85 X Press and hold or until the desired place is reached i Fast forwa...

Page 90: ...essing Audio repeatedly Selecting subtitles video DVD video CD If the data medium supports subtitles these can be selected from a list The selection options depend on the data medium selected If the d...

Page 91: ...equence is repeated Selecting repeat X Press Repeat in the settings menu Y page 87 Video DVD video CD you switch between the On and Off settings With a video DVD video CD the setting refers to a chapt...

Page 92: ...e Not Supported message appears With video files that contain only audio content the No video signal available message appears Notes about discs There may be playback problems when playing copied disc...

Page 93: ...vehicle is in motion The For safety picture viewing is not possible while driving or navigating Photo viewer will be automatically closed message appears Calling up the picture viewer X Select Extras...

Page 94: ...beginning of the file name Instructions for entering characters can be found in the At a glance chapter Y page 13 X Press OK The search starts X To select the next highest folder press folder symbol...

Page 95: ...com Editorial office You are welcome to forward any queries or suggestions you may have regarding this manual to the technical documentation team at the following address Daimler AG HPC R822 D 70546...

Page 96: ...4515849582L 4515849582 Order no 6522 6816 13 Part no 451 584 95 82 Edition J 2010 Ma www smart com smart A Daimler brand...

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