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Contents Index ............................................ 2 smart high line radio .......................
2 Index A D Address entry menu ......................... 28 Adjusting the balance ..................... 16 Adjusting the volume Click ...................................... 18 Confirmation tone ..................... 18 Navigation messages .............. 15, 17 Switch-on volume ....................... 18 Traffic announcements ............ 15, 17 Alternative route Calculating .............................. 32 Viewing information .................. 32 Automatic full screen (video) ...........
Index I Interference ................................... 5 iPod® Connecting ............................... 73 J Junction Entering .................................. 30 M Main menu ...................................... 8 Navigation ............................... 25 Map (navigation) Adjusting the scale .................... 47 Display ................................... 47 Moving .................................... 47 Map view ......................................
4 Index Route Alternative routes ..................... Calculating .............................. Route guidance Map view ................................. Route information (Expert mode) ....... Trip info ................................. Route options Checking/changing .................... Setting .................................... 32 31 38 41 42 31 27 Station Setting the sensitivity ............... Station memory .............................. Stations Setting ....................................
>> smart high line radio. Introduction Guarantee The smart sales organisation1 provides a guarantee for the period of 24 months without kilometre limit for this accessory or replacement part. Operating safety G Risk of accident Your attention must always be focused on the traffic conditions. Only operate the radio when the traffic situation permits. Operating the radio could distract you from the traffic conditions and cause you to lose control of your vehicle. This could result in an accident.
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>> smart high line radio. Function C Briefly press the control knob • switches on the smart high line radio • mutes the audio/video source or the navigation announcement Press and hold the control knob • switches the smart high line radio off Turn the control knob • adjusts the volume Page 14 15 14 15 i There is a reset button to the right of LED ;. If the smart high line radio is not working correctly, it can be reset and restarted. To do this, press the reset button using a pen, for example.
>> smart high line radio. 8 Moves the front panel up/down Function D E F Disc slot • Inserts CDs/DVDs • Ejects the CD/DVD SD/MMC memory card slot • Loads an SD/MMC memory card • Ejects an SD/MMC memory card Eject button Display lights up orange: CD/DVD is inserted No display no CD/DVD inserted Page 72 72 t button You can call up the main menu or the "Audio settings" menu using this button. X To call up the main menu: press the t button briefly.
>> smart high line radio. Selection Step Touch screen Video Calls up the video main menu (Y page 84) Naviga‐ tion Switches on navigation mode (Y page 24) General notes Wearing polarised sunglasses can limit the display's legibility.
10 >> smart high line radio. Overview Radio display (example) : Status bar ; Switches radio mode off = Display/selection area ? Radio menu bar A The icon bar shows the activated functions for fast switching The status bar : shows the time and the current settings for radio operation. You can switch the radio off using closing box ;.
>> smart high line radio. : Switches between a preset/list and the ; = ? A B C D playback display Calls up the search menu Deletes a character or an entry Switches off the current operating mode Calls up the next higher menu level Confirms an entry Cancels a function Calls up the "Settings" menu Selecting a function You would like to call up the radio settings, for example, in the radio display. X Press d. The "Radio settings" menu appears. You hear a clicking sound.
12 >> smart high line radio. Further setting options can be found in the "Selecting a station" section (Y page 66). Storing stations In the example, the station "big FM" is selected and you would like to store this as preset position 1 in the station presets. You can save your four favourite stations to the first four preset positions in this way. X Press and hold preset position 1 until you hear a confirmation tone. X Enter U, N, T. The letters are entered in the entry line :.
>> smart high line radio. tained on the digital map. Characters that are not available are black ?. The More hits= option can be used to switch to the list. Further entry options X To delete a character: press symbol ;. X To delete an entry: press symbol ; repeatedly until the entire entry has been deleted. X To select a number/special character: press 123&#?. X Select a number or special character. X Press ABC to return to entering letters.
>> smart high line radio. 14 X X X To delete an entry: press symbol 1 repeatedly until the entire entry has been deleted. To select a number/special character: press ;. X Select a number or special character. Press AB to return to entering letters. X To select an umlaut: press :. Basic functions Safety note G Risk of accident Before driving off, you should be familiar with the operation of the functions which you consider the most important.
>> smart high line radio. i You have ten attempts to enter the correct security code. If you enter an incorrect security code, an error message stating the number of attempts remaining is shown for two seconds. i If the smart high line radio was last switched off by switching the engine off, it is then switched on again when the engine is next started. Deactivating X By switching to standby mode: press and hold control knob W.
>> smart high line radio. 16 during a traffic announcement (Y page 15). Adjusting the volume for phone calls Option 1 X Turn cVd the control knob during a phone call. i The volume is set to the default value again for the next phone call. Option 2 X Set in the "Volume settings" menu (Y page 17). Further volume settings Further settings can be made in the "Volume settings" menu: X Press = or Ì to set the sound focus point. Setting treble and bass X Call up the "Audio settings" menu (Y page 81).
>> smart high line radio. X Press = or Ì to set the frequency. X Press 9 or : to increase the Xbass by level. X Press OK. The settings are stored and you exit the menu. General settings Volume settings Calling 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. X Press = or Ì to adjust the volume. You can select values between 0 (switched off) and 50 (loud).
>> smart high line radio. 18 X Call up the "Volume settings" menu (Y page 17) The entry on the right beside Naviga‐ tion shows the current setting. X Press Navigation in the menu. A settings menu appears. X Press = or Ì to adjust the volume fadeout. You can select values between 0 (no fadeout), 1 to 5 (light to strong fadeout) and 6 (full fadeout). or X Turn cVd the control knob. X To confirm the setting: press OK. The "Volume settings" menu appears.
>> smart high line radio. X Press = or Ì 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 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 Display settings. X Automatic setting: press Automatic first and then press &.
>> smart high line radio. 20 Clock settings 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 insufficient). However, the time that you enter will be overwritten when there is GPS reception. The time zone and summer time settings are not changed. Calling up the "Time entry" menu X Press Extras in the main menu (Y page 8). X Press Options in the menu.
>> smart high line radio. X X Press 9 or : to scroll in the list. Select the desired time zone. The O symbol indicates the currently set time zone. Setting summer time If no summer time conversion takes place in the time zone selected, this menu item is not available. 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 ª.
>> smart high line radio. 22 X Call up the "System settings" menu (Y page 21). The entry on the right beside Language shows the current setting. X Press Language. The list of languages appears. The currently selected language is identified by the O symbol. X Press 9 or : to scroll in the list. X Select the desired language. The smart high line radio loads the language and switches back to the "System settings" menu. off. In this mode, the device is ready for use quickly after being switched on again.
>> smart high line radio. X Press OK to confirm the entry. An input menu appears for the entry of the new security code. X To enter the new code: press the numbers one after another. X Press OK to confirm the entry. The Please confirm again entry prompt appears. X To confirm the new 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.
24 >> smart high line radio. Navigation system Introduction Safety notes G Risk of accident For safety reasons, only enter a new destination when the vehicle is stationary. You may otherwise be distracted from the traffic conditions, cause an accident and injure yourself and others.
>> smart high line radio. Expert mode makes addition functions possible, such as: Rspecial destination entry routes Rdisplaying the maximum permissible speed on the map and a warning tone if this is exceeded Rsettings for traffic jam avoidance Rroute plotting (GPS track) X Press Easy or Expert. The "Navigation" main menu is shown in the Easy or Expert mode. You can switch between the Easy and Expert mode (Y page 26).
26 >> smart high line radio. Basic settings Easy and Expert modes Introduction You can select Easy or Expert mode when switching navigation on (Y page 24) or switch between the two modes in the "Settings" menu.
>> smart high line radio. X Expert mode: press Standard, Alterna‐ tive 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. "Settings" menu (example: Expert mode) X Depending on the current mode, press Easy or Expert. Setting the route options and route type Note The route options and route type (Expert mode) determine the route calculation. To set route options X Press Route options in the "Settings" menu.
28 >> smart high line radio. could otherwise be distracted from the traffic conditions, cause an accident and injure yourself and others.
>> smart high line radio. Selecting the country X Press the country entry in the "Entering a new destination" menu (Y page 28), e.g.Germany. You see the country list. i You can set the keyboard (Y page 22). X Press 1xxxx Berlin. You can now enter the street. Option 2 X X Press 9 or : to scroll in the list. X Press the desired country. The country is selected and is now entered in the "Entering a new destination" menu.
>> smart high line radio. 30 characters in navigation" section (Y page 12). After entering UNT, the desired street is shown in the first three entries. X Press Unter den Linden. You can now enter a house number or a junction. Option 2 X X Enter UNT. Press More hits and select Unter den Linden from the list. You can now enter a house number or a junction.
>> smart high line radio. Before calculating the route to the destination entered, you can: the address as your home address (Y page 31) Rstore the address as a favourite (Y page 45) Rview the destination on the map (Y page 31) Rcheck/change the route options for the address (Y page 31) X Rstore Entering and storing your home address You can either enter your home address for the first time (option 1) or edit a previously stored home address (option 2). X Option 1: enter the address, e.g.
32 >> smart high line radio. each with the distance and expected journey time to the destination. X ; Route calculated (light blue) To view information about the route/ alternative route =: press ã. You see the following information: Rlength (distance) Rjourney time (expected) Rarrival time (expected) Rmotorways (length of the route used) Rtoll roads (length of the route used) Rferries (length of the route used) X Press & to close the display.
>> smart high line radio. found in the "Entering characters in navigation mode" section (Y page 12). As soon as the first number has been entered, the first three towns found can be selected. X Press 10117 Berlin. You can now enter the street. Option 2 X Enter the first number, e.g. 1. As soon as the number has been entered, More hits can be selected. X Press More hits A list shows the three largest towns that match the entry and then shows all other entries in alphabetical order.
>> smart high line radio. 34 the "Entering characters in navigation" section (Y page 12). An example entry is shown in the table. X To switch to decimal notation: press decimal notation. X To switch to degree notation: press degree notation. Notation Example input (Berlin) Degree notation X RLatitude N 52° 33' 40", 00 (N latitude) X RLongitude E 13° 17' 22", 00 (E longitude) i You will find further information in the RLatitude 52.561111 Selecting a destination from favourites RLongitude 13.
>> smart high line radio. Entering the destination on the map X Press the map when it is displayed. A light blue circle appears on the map. If there are destinations available for this town, these are shown as an address or as geo-coordinates. If further destination information is available, the specification"1/3" and the symbols 9, : are shown after the entry. tions within a category, e.g. Leisure and sport.
>> smart high line radio. 36 Option 1: calling up from the "Navigation" main menu X Press All points of interest or select a category first (Y page 37). A menu appears. Searching for a special destination in the "Sport arena" category Selection Action At a specific location X Enter a town or press Display all special desti‐ nations. Depending on the selection, an input menu or a list appears. X Enter a special destination and press Display selection. X Select a special destination from the list.
>> smart high line radio. Option 2: calling up from the "Enter a street" menu X Press All special destinations or select a category first (Y page 37). The "Entering a special destination in " menu appears. X Option 1: enter a special destination and press Display selection. X Option 2: press All special destina‐ tions. The special destinations are displayed and shown on the left of the map. X Selecting a special destination. The "Detailed information" menu appears (Y page 30).
38 >> smart high line radio. Displaying the map during route guidance Map during route guidance (example) Function Explanation Route guidance display with arrow indicating the direction of travel (example shows an arrow pointing straight ahead and a distance of 100 m) The upcoming change of direction is shown with an arrow indicating the direction of travel and the distance. The route guidance display can also be seen in other operating modes, e.g. radio mode.
>> smart high line radio. Function Explanation Speed Limit Assist (Expert mode) The maximum permissible speed is shown when the corresponding map data is available and the Speed limit function is not deactivated (Y page 50). A warning tone sounds if the maximum permissible speed is exceeded and one of the Warning at x km/ h settings is activated. i The maximum permissible speed display may differ from the actual traffic situation, e.g. as a result of incorrect map data.
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>> smart high line radio. Adjusting the volume for navigation announcements X Turn cVd the control knob during a traffic announcement. or X Set the volume of traffic announcements compared to the volume of the active audio source (Y page 15). The volume of the active audio source is lowered to the selected value for the duration of the navigation announcement. Route information (Expert mode) Calling up the "Route information" menu X Press the arrow at the bottom left of the map (Y page 38).
>> smart high line radio. 42 i The list can be displayed by clicking X Press Immediately or another selection option to determine when the block should start. The route section is blocked. The route is recalculated. X To delete blocks: Press 1 at the bottom right in the "Length of block" list. on the TMC symbol on the top right-hand side of the display (Y page 38). The display does not depend on the RDS TMC radio station currently playing. X To close the list: press &.
>> smart high line radio. Rremaining distance to next destination (intermediate stop, final destination) Rexpected arrival time at next destination (intermediate stop, final destination) X To close trip info: press &. i The information can also be shown by pressing the field with the destination information at the bottom of the map (Y page 38). Editing a route adding a destination X Press Alternative route. The "New destination" menu appears. X Select destination entry.
>> smart high line radio. 44 Deleting a destination from the route X Press 1 after an entry in the "Editing a route" menu. The destination is deleted from the route. Loading/saving a route X Press on the memory card symbol in the "Editing a route" menu (Y page 43). The "Loading and saving a route" menu appears. Feature specific to simultaneous playback of SD/MMC memory cards or USB devices: RPlayback may be interrupted occasionally.
>> smart high line radio. Editing the Quick menu X Press the symbol at the bottom right of the menu. The "Quick menu" menu appears with the Which key would you like to change? prompt. X Press a key. The "Changing a key" menu appears. X Press on one of the following functions: RSelect destination RPoints of interest RRoute information RSettings ROther views Depending on the selection, the available keys are shown. X Select a key. The Quick menu appears and shows the new key assignment.
