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1 Multimedia system

Multimedia system overview

 Touch control

 Media display

 NAVI, RADIO, MEDIA, TEL,

keys, call main functions

 Controller

 Control dial, set volume and switch

sound on and off



button, switch multimedia

system on and off

 Touchpad

Touch control , controller  and

touchpad  are the central operating

controls.

Further aspects:

 Display

 Central operating controls

 Touchpad

 Controller

 Touch control

 Call main functions

 Switch sound on and off

 Switch volume on and off

 Use character input

Media display instructions

! NOTE Scratches on the display

The display has a very sensitive high-

gloss surface. There is a scratch risk.

Avoid touching the display.

Follow the cleaning instructions.

Follow the instructions on maintaining

the interior compartment.

Automatic temperature shutoff:

If the temperature is too high, the

brightness will be reduced first. The

media display can then temporarily

shut down completely.

If you wear polarized sunglasses,

readability of the display can be

made more difficult or may be

limited.

Summary of content (20 pages)

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Multimedia system Multimedia system overview button, switch multimedia  system on and off  Touchpad Touch control , controller  and touchpad  are the central operating controls. Further aspects:  Touch control  Media display  NAVI, RADIO, MEDIA, TEL, keys, call main functions  Controller  Control dial, set volume and switch sound on and off Media display instructions ! NOTE Scratches on the display The display has a very sensitive highgloss surface. There is a scratch risk.
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Telephony 2 Telephony  Telephone menu character list Telephone menu overview  Character input via touchpad  Display telephone book For telephony the Bluetooth® interface and optional telephone module with Language-neutral  Cell phone network provider  Cell phone network strength  Handset symbol or  Bluetooth® device name of the cell phone currently connected General instructions for telephony WARNING Risk of distraction from using integrated communication devices while driving Bluetooth® (S
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Telephony 2 control of the vehicle. During use in the vehicle, always Connecting a cell phone Only use these devices when the connect RF transmitters to the Prerequisite vehicle is stationary. non-reflecting external antenna. Switch on Bluetooth®. WARNING Risk of accident due to improper use of RF transmitter. If you use RF transmitters improperly their electromagnetic radiation can damage the vehicle electronics, e.g. if  the RF transmitter is not connected to an external antenna.
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Telephony 2 Authorization via Passkey entry Select (identification) Select Deauthorize. Confirm with Yes. ® Select the Bluetooth name of the cell . Mark the desired cell phone from the list of devices. Changing cell phone Select Choose a one to six-digit sequence of Prerequisite Select receiving or transmitting numbers as a Passkey. Cell phones must be first authorized volume. Multimedia system: Enter Passkey. (page 54). Select desired volume. Confirm with Multimedia system: phone. .
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Online and Internet functions 3 Internet connection Internet access may be impaired or not Establishing an Internet connection Internet connection restrictions functional if: Prerequisites  The cell phone is switched off.  Connect a cell phone to the WARNING Risk of distraction from information systems and  There is insufficient cell phone network coverage. communications devices  Internet access has not been Using information systems and enabled on the cell phone.
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3 Online and Internet functions In order to connect via USB the cell phone must support one of the following USB classes:  RNDIS (Remote Network Driver Interface Specification)  CDC/NCM (Network Control Model)  CDC/ECM (Ethernet Control Model)  CDC/ACM (Access Control Model) More details are available at http:// www.mercedes-benz.com/connect or at a Mercedes-Benz service point. Multimedia system: System settings Connectivity Internet settings Select cell phone. Select .
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Online and Internet functions 3 Canada: Cell phones must be connected to the multimedia system via Bluetooth® or USB. In addition, you require a valid cell phone contract with a data option through which the Removing a cell phone's Internet access Multimedia system: System settings Select cell phone. Multimedia system: Select Displaying cell phone details Multimedia system: System settings Connectivity Internet settings Select cell phone. Select . Select cell phone. Select Change configuration.
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3 Online and Internet functions Connection status overview Existing connection and signal strength of the cell phone network are displayed here. Displaying connection status Multimedia system: System settings Select Internet status. Connectivity Calling Mercedes-Benz Apps Further Mercedes-Benz Apps and Prerequisites information are available at:  Register to use Mercedes-Benz http://apps.mercedes-benz.com/apps/ The offer depends on country. Apps.  Confirm the terms and conditions.
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Online and Internet functions 3 Connect Browser Enter URL Enter web address. To end the input and view website: select . While driving websites cannot be displayed. Web browser overview  URL input  Next page  Options  Previous page  Refresh/cancel  Close browser Viewing web browser options The following functions can be Multimedia system: selected:  Delete browser data Select Option. Adjust settings.
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3 Online and Internet functions Connect Browser Options Multimedia system: Select Yes. Browser settings Setting up Internet favorites The following functions can be Multimedia system: selected: Connect  Block popups Browser Options  Activate Javascript Select bookmarks.  Smart scroll Switch function off or on Deleting Internet history Multimedia system: Browser Options Delete browser data The following functions can be . Creating favorites Select Add new bookmark.
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Media 4 Audio overview  Active data carrier  Search  Options  Cover  Devices  Sound settings  Artist, track and album  Online services  Track number and number of tracks in  Media favorites the track list Connecting USB devices ! The multimedia connection unit is NOTE Damage at high located in the storage compartment temperatures under the armrest. Two USB ports are High temperatures can damage USB devices. After use extract USB devices and remove them from the vehicle. available.
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4 Media Play mode Selecting tracks Multimedia system: Move controller left or right . The current track list will be By skipping track Skip forwards or backwards to a track: Navigate up or down. played in the order existing on the data carrier. . Select Current track list. Select track. Selecting playback options Multimedia system: Options Playing similar tracks Select Play similar tracks. A track list with comparable tracks will be created and played.
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Media 4 Video overview  Active data carrier  Search  Sound settings  Cover  Devices  Full screen  Track and scene  Media list  Track number and number of tracks in  Options the track list Turning full screen mode on/off Multimedia system: Media Devices Select data carrier. Playable video files will be played. Turning on full screen mode: Full screen. Select Turning off full screen mode: Press touchpad or controller.
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4 Media  Zoom  Year Supported devices  Genres You can connect the following data  Current track list carriers via the Media Interface:  Music styles  iPod®  Composers  iPhone®  Genius mixes (Apple® devices)  iPad® Media search  Podcasts (Apple® devices)  Mp3-players Start media search  iTunes U (Apple® devices)  USB devices Multimedia system:  Audiobooks (Apple® devices) For details and a list of supported Select image format.
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Media 4 Media Interface overview  Active data carrier  Search  Options  Cover  Devices  Sound settings  Artist, track and album  Media list  Track number and number of tracks in  Media favorites the track list Bluetooth® audio ® Information on Bluetooth audio ® Searching for and authorizing Bluetooth® audio devices When using your Bluetooth audio Prerequisites device for the first time in conjunction Switch on Bluetooth® function on with the multimedia system you must multimedia
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4 Media  The Bluetooth® function must be switched on. Option 2: Entering passkey The input menu for the passkey is displayed. Multimedia system: Choose a "visible" to other devices. one to six-digit sequence of Multimedia system: numbers as a passkey. Media Devices After entering all digits select OK. Bluetooth audio Options Cell phone: Enter the same passkey and confirm. Add new Bluetooth audio device After successful authorization the Select Start search.
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5 Radio Turning on radio Multimedia system: Radio Alternatively: press key. The radio display will appear. You will now be listening to the last tuned station on the last tuned frequency band.
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Radio 5 Searching for a radio station Multimedia system: Radio Radio station favorites Deleting a station Select saved entry and navigate left. Select Delete selected station. Select Yes. Radio Current station list Enter search term Select Results will be displayed. Select station. Moving a station Select Move selected station. Select storage space. Radio Select category. Genres Saving a radio station Multimedia system: Radio Radio station favorites Select Save current station in favorites.