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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz. First of all, familiarize yourself with your audio equipment and read the operating instructions, especially the safety and warning notes, before operating the audio equipment. This will help you to obtain the maximum use from the system and avoid endangering yourself and others. Depending on the model and equipment level, the functions of your audio equipment may deviate from certain descriptions and illustrations.
Contents Index ....................................................... 4 At a glance ........................................... 11 Introduction ........................................... 8 System settings .................................. 29 Vehicle functions ................................ 35 Navigation ........................................... 39 Telephone ............................................ 41 Audio .................................................... 59 Rear Seat Entertainment ........
4 Index 1, 2, 3 ... 911 emergency call ............................. 43 A Active partition (USB devices only) Selecting .......................................... 72 Adjusting the bass .............................. 21 Adjusting the volume .......................... 21 Alphabetical track selection .............. 84 Audio 20 Components .................................... 12 Audio AUX ............................................ 85 Audio CD/DVD and MP3 mode Switching to (Rear Seat Entertainment System) ...
Index Contacts Deleting ........................................... 55 Hiding data ...................................... 55 Importing ......................................... 55 Controller ............................................. 14 Control menu Showing/hiding ............................... 97 Control panel Audio 20 ........................................... 13 Correct use ............................................ 8 D Data medium MP3 .................................................
6 Index O Operation Example ........................................... 20 Overview of controls ........................... 12 S P Passcode Entering ........................................... Phone book .......................................... Icon overview ................................... Receiving vCards ............................. Playback options ................................. Redial ....................................................
Index Reset ............................................... 33 Time ................................................. 31 T Telephone Accepting/ending a call ................... Ending an active call ........................ Incoming call ................................... Making a call via speed dial ............. Operating options ............................ Outgoing call .................................... Sending DTMF tones ........................ Switching the hands-free microphone on/off .........
8 Introduction Operating safety Important safety notes G WARNING If you operate integrated communication equipment in the vehicle when driving, you will be distracted from traffic conditions. You could also lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only operate the equipment when the traffic situation permits. If you are not sure that this is possible, park the vehicle paying attention to traffic conditions and operate the equipment when the vehicle is stationary.
Introduction ation is subject to the two following two conditions: 1) These devices may not cause harmful interference, and 2) These devices must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment." Canada: "The wireless devices of this vehicle comply with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).
10 Introduction Rwarranties Rquality assurance It is read by employees of the service network (including manufacturers) using special diagnostic devices. More detailed information is obtained from it, if required. After a malfunction has been rectified, the information is deleted from the malfunction memory or is continually overwritten.
Audio 20 operating system ................ Multifunction steering wheel ............. Operating Audio 20 ............................. Basic functions of Audio 20 ............... Rear Seat Entertainment ....................
12 Audio 20 operating system At a glance Audio 20 operating system Overview Example Function Page : Display 16 ; Control panel with a single CD drive 13 = Controller 14 Audio 20 components Audio 20 consists of: Rthe control panel with a single CD drive display Rthe controller In addition, Audio 20 can be operated via the multifunction steering wheel.
Audio 20 operating system 13 At a glance Audio 20 control panel Function : ; = Page D $ Switches to radio mode Switches wavebands Switches to SatRadio mode 60 61 64 Ø Activates navigation mode (only in conjunction with Becker® MAP PILOT ) 40 E h Switches to audio CD or MP3 mode 69 % Activates telephone mode 48 A þ Ejects CD 69 B Disc slot Insert CDs Remove CDs 68 68 ? C $ Delete button • Deletes characters • Deletes an entry Function Number pad • Selects stations via the station pre
14 Audio 20 operating system At a glance Function Page J 6 Accepts a call Dials a number Redial 49 50 51 K 8 Mute Switches the hands-free system on/off 21 Audio 20 controller Introduction You can use the controller to select functions in the display. To do so, move the selection bar.
Audio 20 operating system 15 Symbol Controller operation Function (examples) Press briefly RSelects Press and hold until the selected action is carried out RStores cVd Turn RScrolls ZVÆ Slide RScrolls W a station through vertical or horizontal menus RScrolls through text RMakes settings RExits XVY a menu item through a vertical menu a horizontal menu Slide RScrolls Slide and hold RFast forward or rewind during CD through a horizontal menu RExits a vertical menu playback through list
16 Audio 20 operating system At a glance Audio 20 display Display overview The display shows the function currently selected and its associated menus. The display is divided into several areas. Example: radio : Status bar ; Main function bar = Waveband/frequency ? Display/selection window A Radio text plus (if available) 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.
Audio 20 operating system 17 The main functions, i.e. radio mode, CD mode, telephone mode and systems settings, can be reached at the touch of a button. Each main function has a basic menu. Each item in the basic menu can have several submenu items. Switch Basic menu Menu items $ Radio Radio Presets Info Sat/FM/AM/WB Sound h Disc CD/MP3/USB/BT Audio1/Media Int.
18 Multifunction steering wheel Multifunction steering wheel At a glance Function ? =; Calls up the menu bar and selects menus 9: Press briefly: selects a submenu or scrolls through lists. In the Audio menu, this selects a stored station or an audio track. In the Phone menu, this switches to the phone book and selects a name or phone number. 9 : Press and hold: in the Audio menu, this selects the next/previous station or selects an audio track using rapid scrolling.
Operating Audio 20 Operating Audio 20 Selecting a menu item Selecting menus X X Press the appropriate $, h, % or W button. The basic menu of the respective function is shown. The main area is active. The active area is highlighted. i The following pictures show the display in daytime design (Y page 31). The menu highlighting appearance is different depending on the display design. Press W the controller.
Basic functions of Audio 20 20 At a glance Operating example Example: setting the radio station to FM 104.5 MHz. Press the $ button once or several times until the FM waveband appears in the status bar. X To switch to the submenu bar: slide VÆ the controller. X To highlight Radio in the submenu bar: Slide XV or turn cVd the controller. X i Only permissible numbers for the fre- quency range can be entered in front of the decimal point.
Basic functions of Audio 20 Switching Audio 20 off X X Turn thumbwheel ; during a phone call. or X Press button q. Press the W or X button on the multifunction steering wheel during a telephone call. or X Turn the SmartKey to position 0 in the ignition lock and remove the SmartKey. i If you switch off Audio 20, playback of the current audio source will also be switched off. Your mobile phone can also no longer be operated via the Audio 20 system.
Basic functions of Audio 20 22 At a glance Adjusting balance and fader With the balance function, you can control whether the sound is louder on the driver's or front-passenger side. The fader function is used to control whether the sound is louder in the front or the rear of the vehicle. Fader Vehicle Function available A-Class, B-Class, CLA, CLS, C-Class, E-Class, GL, GLK, MClass Function not available SLK Select Sound using the controller (slide V Æ, X V Y or turn c V d) and press W to confirm.
Basic functions of Audio 20 To select a setting: slide Z V Æ or turn c V d the controller. X To save a setting: press W the controller. The setting is stored and you exit the menu. 23 i The balance setting is automatically reset to the default value (0) when Logic 7® is switched on or off. i Please bear the following in mind: RTo provide the optimum audio experience for all passengers when Logic 7® is switched on, the balance should be set to the center of the passenger compartment.
24 Rear Seat Entertainment At a glance Rear Seat Entertainment Components Overview The Rear Seat Entertainment System includes: Rtwo rear-compartment screens behind the front-seat head restraints 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 Ra Rear-compartment screens : AUX jacks, detailed view in the "CD/DVD drive and AUX jacks" section (Y page 26) ; Display
Rear Seat Entertainment Overview Selecting the screen for the remote control You can use the remote control to operate one of the two rear screens at a time. To do so, you must switch the remote control to the desired screen. X To select the left-hand screen: turn thumbwheel = until "L REAR" is highlighted in the window. X To select the right-hand screen: turn thumbwheel = until "R REAR" is highlighted in the window.
Rear Seat Entertainment 26 Switching the sound on or off At a glance X Press button B on the remote control. The sound is on or off. Selecting a menu/menu item and confirming your selection X Select a menu/menu item using the =;9: buttons on the remote control and press the 9 button to confirm. CD/DVD drive and AUX jacks The CD/DVD drive is located in the center behind the front seats.
Rear Seat Entertainment 27 Cordless headphones At a glance Overview : Volume control ; Selects a screen for the headphones = Battery compartment cover ? Switches the cordless headphones on/off A Indicator lamp with various displays (Y page 27) X Open both sides of the headphones and adjust the fit of the headphones by pulling the headphone band in the direction of the arrow. Switching the cordless headphones on/off X Press button ?.
At a glance 28 Rear Seat Entertainment LED display Status Green The batteries are fine. Red The batteries are almost discharged. Lit continuously The headphones are switched on and connected to a screen. Flashing The headphones are searching for the connection to a screen. No display (dark) The headphones are switched off or the batteries are discharged. Connecting additional headphones You can connect one additional set of corded headphones to each of the two rear screens (Y page 24).
Audio system features ....................... System menu ...................................... Switching the display on/off ............. Display settings .................................. Time settings ....................................... Favorites button (asterisk key) ......... 30 30 30 31 31 32 Bluetooth® settings ............................ 32 System language settings .................. 33 Reset function .....................................
Switching the display on/off 30 Audio system features System settings i These Operating Instructions describe all standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described. System menu Calling up the System basic menu X Press W.
Time settings 31 Display settings You can adjust the brightness of the display to suit the prevailing ambient light. X To call up the basic menu: press W. X Switch to the submenu bar by sliding VÆ the controller. X Select Settings using the controller (slide XVY or turn cVd) and press W to confirm. X Select Display and press W to confirm. X Select Brightness Brightness, Day Mode, Mode Night Mode or Automatic and press W to confirm.
Bluetooth® settings 32 To call up the basic menu: press W. X Switch to the submenu bar by sliding V Æ the controller. X Select Settings using the controller (slide XV or turn cVd) and press W to confirm. X Select Assign as Favorite by sliding ZVÆ the controller and press W to confirm. System settings X X To set the date: slide Æ V Z or turn c V d the controller and press W to confirm. Setting the format X Select Format by sliding Z V or turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm.
Reset function 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 factory settings. A system reset is recommended, e.g. before selling the vehicle. To call up the basic menu: press W. Switch to the submenu bar by sliding VÆ the controller. X Select Settings using the controller (slide XVY or turn cVd) and press W to confirm. X Select Reset and press W to confirm.
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35 Vehicle functions Audio system features ....................... 36 Seat functions ..................................... 36 Rear view camera ...............................
36 Seat functions Audio system features Vehicle functions i These Operating Instructions describe all standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described. Seat functions Overview The possible settings depend on the type of seat and the vehicle model series.
Seat functions to move the point of greatest lumbar support up or down RHorizontal: to adjust the amount of support Massage function X X Select the seat (Y page 36). Select Massage by turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm. A list appears. You can select different types of massage function: R0: Off Slow R2: Slow R3: Fast R4: Fast R1: and and and and Gentle Vigorous Gentle Vigorous Slide ZVÆ or XVY the controller and press W to confirm. X To exit the menu: press the % back button.
Rear view camera 38 setting checked at a qualified specialist workshop. Vehicle functions Activating/deactivating the display X Select Yes or No and press W to confirm. If you select No No, the process will be canceled. After you select Yes Yes, all seat adjustments are reset to the default values (factory setting). Rear view camera If your vehicle is equipped with a rear view camera, you can choose to have the rear view camera switch on automatically.
39 Audio system features ....................... 40 Navigation Becker® MAP PILOT navigation module .................................................
40 Becker® MAP PILOT navigation module Audio system features i These Operating Instructions describe all Navigation standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described.
41 Audio system features ....................... 42 General notes ...................................... 42 43 48 49 52 56 57 Telephone Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface ....................................................... Reception and transmission volume ...................................................... Using the telephone ........................... Using the phone book ........................ Using call lists ..................................... Using the speed dial list ...............
42 General notes Audio system features i These Operating Instructions describe all standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described. necting Bluetooth®-capable mobile phones from your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. You can also obtain information via the Internet at http://www.mbusa-mobile.com (for customers in the USA only).
Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface The telephone is not ready for use in the following situations: RThe telephone automatically tries to log on to a network. If no network is available, you may not be able to make a "911" emergency call. If you attempt to make an outgoing call, the No Service message will appear for a short while. If Audio 20 is switched off during a call in hands-free mode, the call is disconnected.
44 Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface your mobile phone (see the mobile phone operating instructions). Telephone i Not all mobile phones available on the market are equally suitable. You can obtain more detailed information about suitable mobile phones and about connecting Bluetooth®-capable mobile phones to Audio 20 on the Internet at http://www.mbusa-mobile.com.
Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface Explanation Ñ Mobile phone in range and authorized Ñ (gray) Mobile phone not in range, but already authorized Bluetooth® The telephone list shows all mobile phones within range and all previously authorized mobile phones, whether or not they are in range. i If the Bluetooth® telephones list is already full, you will be requested to de-authorize a mobile phone (Y page 47).
Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface 46 Telephone Option 2: via Secure Simple Pairing: to connect via Secure Simple Pairing, the mobile phone (or Bluetooth® audio device) must support Bluetooth® Version 2.1. Audio 20 generates a six-digit numeric code that appears simultaneously on both devices that will be connected. If the numeric code on both devices matches, confirm Yes by pressing W. If you select Yes Yes, authorization is continued and the mobile phone is connected.
Telephony via the Bluetooth® interface Audio 20 always searches for the last mobile phone connected. If no connection can be made to the most recently connected mobile phone, the system searches for the mobile phone that was connected before that one. Switching between mobile phones If you have authorized more than one mobile phone, you can switch between the individual phones.
Reception and transmission volume 48 Telephone basic menu (Bluetooth® interface) X Press the % button. Telephone If the connected telephone is ready for use, the following display appears (example): : Telephone status ; Signal strength of mobile phone network Ä = Receiver icon ¢ or ¡ ? To display call lists A Character bar B Bluetooth® name of the currently con- nected mobile phone C To display the Audio 20 phone book Press %.
: Scale with indicator showing current vol- ume Select a volume setting by turning c V d the controller. X To close the setting scale: press W or slide X V Y. X X Using the telephone Incoming call Rejecting or accepting a call When you receive a call, you will hear a ring tone and the incoming call will appear in the display. i Depending on the mobile phone, the Audio 20 ring tone may differ from the one you set.
50 Using the telephone Making a call Telephone Entering a telephone number using the number keypad You can use the number keypad to enter numbers and special characters. X To enter: use the x to s, and l buttons to enter the characters. For the * character, press the l button once. Press the button a second time within 1.5 seconds for the + character. X To delete individual digits: press the $ button. X To delete an entire number: press and hold the $ button until the entire number has been deleted.
Using the telephone Select Call Lists by sliding VÆ, X V Y or turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Calls Received or Calls Dialed and press W to confirm. X Select the entry and press W to confirm (Y page 57). X Press the 6 button or the W controller. X i Operation using the multifunction steering wheel (Y page 57) Canceling dialing or ending a call Select ¢ in the display by sliding V Æ , X V Y or turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm.
52 Using the phone book on the line can hear nothing from your vehicle. X To switch on: select Mic On and press W to confirm. The message: The microphone is on appears briefly. The Q symbol disappears. i The phone book can store between 1,000 and 2,000 entries, depending on the size of the entries. Imported vCards are given priority when storing and overwrite existing PBAP contacts if the memory is full. i Imported contacts are stored perma- nently in the phone book.
Using the phone book Importing from a USB device Imported USB device entries are marked with the ¯ symbol. The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to import vCards: RvCards (vcf files) can be placed in folders. Audio 20 allows you to select the relevant folders directly. RvCards must have the file extension "vcf". i A vCard file can also contain several vCards. Audio 20 supports vCards in versions 2.1 and 3.0.
Using the phone book 54 To switch from the character bar to the list: slide V Z the controller or press W repeatedly until the character bar disappears. X To switch from the list to the character bar: press the k button on the controller.
Using the phone book Switching importing of contacts on/ off You can choose whether contacts are to be automatically downloaded when a mobile phone is connected to Audio 20. X Connecting a mobile phone (Y page 44) X Select Phone from the telephone basic menu by sliding VÆ and turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm. A menu appears. Telephone Using the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel X In the telephone basic menu in the instrument cluster: press the 9 or : button briefly.
Using call lists Telephone 56 is a phone book entry for the number that is calling. RDuring outgoing calls where the number is entered manually, the recipient's name is not displayed. This is the case, even if there is a phone book entry for the number that is being called. RThe call list is hidden. RRedialing is not possible. RThe received text messages list is hidden. There is still a notification for incoming text messages.
Using the speed dial list Opening the call list and selecting an entry Select Call Lists using the controller (slide V Æ, X V Y or turn c V d) and press W to confirm. X Select Incoming Calls or Calls Dialed and press W to confirm. The corresponding list appears. X 57 To go back to the list: slide XVY repeatedly until the list is highlighted. X i You can also call up the list of dialed calls by pressing the 6 button when the telephone basic menu is shown.
Using the speed dial list 58 Select the list symbol to the right of the entry by sliding V Y the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Assign Speed Dial Preset and press W to confirm. X Proceed as described under option 1. X Making a call via speed dial Telephone Speed dial menu X Select Assign Speed Dial Preset using the controller and press W to confirm. The speed dial list appears. The selected phone book entry is listed as the first entry. The next available speed dial preset is highlighted.
59 60 60 64 68 74 80 85 Audio Audio system features ....................... Radio mode .......................................... Satellite radio ...................................... Audio CD and MP3 mode .................... Bluetooth Audio .................................. Operation with the Media Interface ....................................................... Audio AUX mode .................................
Radio mode 60 Audio system features i These Operating Instructions describe all standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described. Radio mode Switching modes via the audio menu X Select Audio from the main function bar using the controller (slide ZV and turn cVd) and press W to confirm.
Radio mode Switching HD Radio on/off 61 Switching wavebands You can switch off HD Radio™ in the radio submenu: Select Radio in the radio display by sliding V Æ the controller and press W to confirm. X Select HD Radio and press W to confirm. HD Radio™ on: O HD Radio™ off: ª X i Notes on HD Radio™: HD Radio™ is a digital radio system from the U.S.A. When HD Radio is off, you will hear only the analog program on all frequencies.
Radio mode 62 X Directly in the station presets: select Presets by sliding VÆ and turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm. Audio or X Press W the controller when the display/ selection window is active. The station preset memory appears. The # dot indicates under which preset the currently selected station is stored. X Select a station by turning cVd and pressing W to confirm or press a number key, e.g. l.
Radio mode 63 Select Presets using the controller (slide V Æ, X V Y or turn c V d) and press W to confirm. X Select Autostore and press W to confirm. Audio 20 searches for stations with adequate reception. The available stations are automatically stored in the preset positions. The first station found is played automatically. X Assigning a new preset: X Quick save: press and hold a number key, e.g. l, until you hear a tone. The station is stored.
Satellite radio 64 X Select the channel by turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm. or X Press a number key on the control panel, e.g. 4, at any time. Displaying program information Select Radio in the radio display by sliding V Æ and turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Show Station Info and press W to confirm. Display Station Info is switched on O or off ª, depending on the previous status.
Satellite radio Registering SatRadio X Switch on SatRadio mode (Y page 65). The SatRadio basic menu appears showing the weather channel. You cannot select any other stations. Select Sat in the menu bar and press W to confirm. X Select Service and press W to confirm. The service information screen appears.
Satellite radio 66 The 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.
Satellite radio 67 i You can only select currently permitted digits. Selecting a channel from the SatRadio channel list You can call up two different channel lists: Rchannel Channel presets X or X X To call up the preset list: in the menu bar, select Presets by turning cVd the controller, then press W to confirm. The channel preset list appears. X To set a channel: select a preset by turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm.
Audio CD and MP3 mode 68 X To return to the SatRadio basic menu: slide XVY the controller. Sound settings You will find details on the sound settings in the "At a glance" section (Y page 21). Displaying service information Audio The provider's customer service center is available by phone at any time to answer any general questions or questions on the versions available. X In the menu bar, select Sat by turning cVd the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Service and press W to confirm.
Audio CD and MP3 mode music files, the loading time is longer. Inserting a disc into the single CD drive Press the 8 button. If there is a disc already inserted, it will be ejected. X Take the disc out of the slot. X Insert a disc into the slot. If a suitable data medium is correctly inserted, the drive draws it in and plays it. Switching to audio CD or MP3 mode Option 1 X X Option 2: X X Press the 8 button. Take the disc out of the slot.
70 Audio CD and MP3 mode Example display: audio CD mode Pause function To pause playback: briefly press the 8 button. The , symbol appears at the top left in the status bar. X To continue playback: briefly press the 8 button again. The , symbol disappears.
Audio CD and MP3 mode Selecting by skipping to a track X To jump forwards or backwards to a track: turn c V d the controller when the display/selection window is active. or X Press the E or F 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 seconds. If the track has been playing for less than eight seconds, it skips to the start of the previous track.
Audio CD and MP3 mode 72 Select the desired folder by turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm. You will see the tracks in the folder. X Select a track and press W to confirm. The track is played. X partitioned. Up to four partitions (primary or logical; FAT format) are supported. i The Windows formatting program supports FAT partitions of up to 32 GB as standard. Select USB Storage using the controller (slide V Æ and X V) and press W to confirm.
Audio CD and MP3 mode General notes i Depending on the volume and format of the MP3 data, the length of time required for reading the data may increase. Permissible data carriers RCD-R RUSB and CD-RW storage device Permissible file systems RISO 9660/Joliet standard for CDs or FAT32 for USB storage media RFAT16 Multisession CDs For multisession CDs, the content of the first session determines how Audio 20 will process the CD. Audio 20 plays only one session and gives priority to the audio CD session.
74 Bluetooth Audio Audio 20 supports the following types of WMA files: Rfixed bit rates from 5 kbit/s to 384 kbit/s rates of 8 kHz to 48 kHz Audio20 does not support the following types of WMA files: Rsampling RDRM (Digital Rights Management) encrypted files Rvariable bit rate RWMA Pro R5.1 surround sound Audio i Only use tracks with a bit rate of at least 128 kbit/s and a sampling rate of at least 44.1 kHz. Lower rates can cause a noticeable deterioration in quality.
Bluetooth Audio This device name is predetermined but can usually be changed. To make a clear selection of the Bluetooth® device possible, Mercedes-Benz recommends that you customize the device name. Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for audio data transmission AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile): Bluetooth® audio profile for audio data playback. i Not all Bluetooth® audio devices available on the market are equally suitable.
Bluetooth Audio 76 The duration of the search depends on the number of Bluetooth® audio devices within range and their characteristics. To authorize: select a Bluetooth® audio device that has not yet been authorized from the list by turning c V d the controller. X Select the symbol to the right of the Bluetooth® audio device by sliding V Y the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Authorize and press W to confirm.
Bluetooth Audio Option 1 Confirm Connect Last Device in the basic display by pressing W the controller. If Audio 20 can locate the Bluetooth® audio device, it will be connected and playback will start. i With some Bluetooth® audio devices, playback must be initially started on the device itself so that Audio 20 can play the audio data. Option 2: Select BT Audio by turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm. X Select Bluetooth Device List and confirm by pressing W the controller.
Bluetooth Audio 78 Using the h button X Press the h button one or more times.
Bluetooth Audio To start playback: select Ì by turning c V d the controller and press W to confirm. Playback resumes from the beginning. Selecting a track The function is not supported by all Bluetooth® audio devices. X To skip forwards or backwards to a track: press the E or F button. or X Press the 9 or : button briefly on the multifunction steering wheel. X Rapid scroll: press and hold the 9 or : button on the multifunction steering wheel until the desired track is reached.
80 Operation with the Media Interface Operation with the Media Interface Important safety notes Audio G WARNING If you handle or operate mobile audio/video sources when driving, you will be distracted from the traffic conditions. You could also lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident. Only handle or operate these mobile audio/ video sources when the vehicle is stationary.
Operation with the Media Interface = USB socket for connecting an MP3 player Disconnecting an iPod® ? Example of device: iPod® X Connect the external device with suitable socket :, ; or =. Audio 20 activates the device. If connected via the iPod® connector or USB socket, a message appears. If you remove a device, the No Device Con‐ nected message appears. i A connected iPod® or MP3 player should not be simultaneously operated via the Media Interface. This may cause unforeseen technical difficulties.
Operation with the Media Interface 82 Option 4 X In the media list, turn c V d the controller to select the entry under position 3 (single CD drive) and press W to confirm. Audio 20 activates the connected device. You will see a message to this effect. The basic display then appears. If no device is connected, you will see the Media Interface entry instead of a device name.
Operation with the Media Interface To enter a track number: press a number key, e.g. q. The digit is entered in the first position in the input line. i Audio 20 will ignore and not display an invalid digit. X Enter more numbers if desired. The track plays after the last possible number is entered. i Pressing and holding a number key for more than two seconds completes the entry, and the corresponding track is played. Fast forwarding/rewinding X i Some playback categories contain the entry All All.
Operation with the Media Interface 84 Turn c V d the controller to select a category, such as Artists Artists, and press W to confirm. The available artists are displayed. X Press the corresponding number key once or repeatedly to select the initial letter of the desired artist. 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.
Audio AUX mode X Select an option and press W to confirm. i If the connected iPod®/iPhone® is not functioning or paused, the playback options are inactive. The display of options is grayed out. MP3 player instructions General information Up to 30,000 tracks per medium are supported.
Audio AUX mode 86 If another audio source is switched on, you can now switch to audio AUX mode in the audio menu. X Slide Z V the controller to select Audio and press W to confirm. The audio menu appears. X Turn c V d the controller to select Aux and press W to confirm. The audio AUX menu appears. The medium is played if the external audio source is connected and playback is selected. You can increase the volume of the external audio sources.
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 ..........................................
88 General information Rear Seat Entertainment Audio system features i These Operating Instructions describe all standard and optional equipment available for your audio device at the time of going to print. Country-specific deviations are possible. Please note that your audio equipment may not offer all the features described. General information Replacing batteries Batteries are required for the remote control and for the two sets of cordless headphones.
Basic functions The battery compartment cover is located on the left headphone. Basic functions Introduction The following operating modes are available for the Rear Seat Entertainment System: RCD/DVD : Battery compartment cover The cordless headphones contain 2 type AAA, 1.5 V batteries. X To open the battery compartment: flip battery compartment cover : upwards. As you do so, hold the left-hand side of the headphones as shown to prevent the batteries from falling out.
90 System settings Rear Seat Entertainment Multiple users Simultaneous use of the rear-compartment disc drive The two rear-compartment screens can be operated almost entirely independently from one another. However, there can be a conflict in some menus if the two screens are used simultaneously. If the rear-compartment disc drive is being used for both screens simultaneously, selecting certain menus or settings on one of the screens also affects the other screen.
CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode Switching the display design X Select System Settings using the = or ; button and press 9 to confirm. X Select Day Mode, Mode Night Mode or Auto‐ matic using the 9: buttons and press the 9 button to confirm. The dot in front of the menu item indicates the currently selected setting. Design Explanation Day Mode The display is set permanently to day design. Night Mode The display is set permanently to night design.
92 CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode Rear Seat Entertainment Removing a CD/DVD 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. X : Disc slot ; Ejects the CD/DVD The CD/DVD drive holds one disc. If there is already a disc inserted, this must be ejected before another is inserted. X Insert a disc into the disc slot. The printed side of the disc must face upwards.
CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode CD text) F To call up the track list G To select playback options Example display: audio DVD mode = Track name ? Track time A Graphic time and track display B Current playback settings (no symbol for "Normal track sequence") C To set the bass D To set the treble E Disc name or current folder F To call up the folder list G To select playback options, switch track information on or off i Variable bit rates in MP3 tracks can result in the elapsed time shown being different from
CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode 94 Rear Seat Entertainment X Select Track List (audio CD/audio DVD mode) or Folder (MP3 mode). or X X In MP3 mode, select Folder and confirm with 9. or Press the 9 button when the display/ selection window is active. The track list appears. The # dot indicates the current track. X Press the 9 button when the display/ selection window is active. The folder content appears. To select a track: press the 9 or : button. X Press the 9 button.
CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode DVD mode. X To pause playback: select « and press 9 to confirm. The « display changes to M. X To continue playback: select M and press 9 to confirm. The M display changes to «. Stop function i This function is only available in audio Press the = or ; button to select DVD-A and confirm with the 9 button. X Press the 9 or : button to select Group and confirm with the 9 button. The list of available audio formats appears. The # dot indicates the format currently selected.
Rear Seat Entertainment 96 Video DVD mode In CD/audio DVD mode, you hear all the tracks in their normal sequence (e.g. track 1, 2, 3 etc.). In MP3 mode, the track order is determined by the order in which the tracks are written to the MP3 data carrier when it is created. Alphabetical 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 The tracks are played in a random order (e.g. track 3, 8, 5, etc.).
Video DVD mode 97 Rear Seat Entertainment you try to activate these functions or actions, you will see the K symbol in the display. Inserting and removing DVDs X Proceed as described in the "CD/audio DVD and MP3 mode" (Y page 91) section. Switching to video DVD mode Insert a video DVD. The Rear Seat Entertainment System loads the disc. X Select Disc with the remote control and confirm with 9. You switch to video DVD mode.
Video DVD mode 98 Rear Seat Entertainment Fast forwarding/rewinding X Press and hold the E or F button until the desired position is reached. You see the control menu. Pause function Display the menu system (Y page 97). X To pause playback: select « and press the 9 button to confirm. The « display changes to M. X To continue playback: select M and press the 9 button to confirm. The menu system is hidden. X Stop function Display the menu system (Y page 97).
Video DVD mode To change a setting: press and hold the 9 or : button until the desired setting has been reached. X To store the setting: press the 9 button. X Changing the picture format Display the menu system if necessary (Y page 97). X Select DVD-V using the = or ; button and confirm with the 9 button. The DVD-V menu appears. The ä icon in front of one of these menu items: 16:9 Optimized, 4:3 or Widescreen indicates Optimized the currently selected format.
Video DVD mode Rear Seat Entertainment 100 Selecting menu items in the DVD menu Moving up one level in the DVD menu Press the 9, :, = or ; button. X To confirm your selection: press the 9 button. The selection menu appears. i Menu items which cannot be selected are grayed out. X X Press the % back button. or X Select the corresponding menu item from the DVD menu. or X X Select any menu item from the DVD menu. Select the Go up menu item from the menu.
AUX mode Subtitles and camera angle These functions are not available on all DVDs. The number of subtitle languages and camera angles available depends on the content of the DVD. It may also be possible to access the settings from the DVD menu. X Display the menu system (Y page 97). X Select DVD-V using the = or ; button and confirm with the 9 button. X Select DVD Functions using the 9 or : button and confirm with the 9 button. X Select Subtitles or Camera Angle and confirm with the 9 button.
AUX mode 102 source connected, you will see an audio menu. Rear Seat Entertainment Activating AUX mode AUX drive X Select Aux using the = or ; button and confirm with the 9 button. The AUX menu appears. Adjusting the brightness, contrast or color Select Display Aux or Disc Drive Aux in the AUX menu. X Select Brightness Brightness, Contrast or Color Color. An adjustment scale appears. X To make a setting: press the 9 or : button. X To confirm your selection: press the 9 button.
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