2009 Mercedes-benz CL Class Owners Manual

i In the list of dialed calls, you will see the name of the person called if you have saved his or her telephone number and name in the COMAND address book or in the phone book on the mobile phone. If no data has been saved, you will see the telephone number.

X Switching to list display: Select n or

g. The display changes to telephone number or name display.

X Closing list: Slide omp and select Back. X Selecting a list entry: Slide qmr or rotate

ymz and select entry.

Displaying details of a list entry COMAND can also show a shortened list entry in its entirety. X Select list entry (Y page 158). X Slide omp and select Options £

Details. The detailed view appears.

X Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or

omp or press n.

Saving a list entry in the address book i List entries that show a telephone number are neither saved in the COMAND address book, nor in the phone book on the mobile phone. You can save such entries in the COMAND address book. You can also save list entries in the COMAND address book which have already been saved in the phone book on the mobile phone.

Saving as a new entry in the COMAND address book X Slide omp or rotate ymz and select list

entry (Y page 158).

X Select Options £ Save £ New Entry.

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COMAND telephone i Save does not function if the selected list

entry is already saved in the COMAND address book.

X Select a number category, e. g. Home. X Select a telephone category, e. g. Land

Line.

X Select Save.

The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically. The data field for the last name is also filled in automatically if the entry to be saved contains a name.

X If you would like to save the entry

now: Select d.

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X Select a number category to add, e. g.

Home.

X Select a telephone category to add, e. g.

Land Line. X Select Save.

The search menu for COMAND address book entries appears.

X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers. X Select the number to be overwritten.

COMAND overwrites the selected number with the new data.

X Search for desired entry. i There is a detailed description of

searching for an COMAND address book entry in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (Y page 172).

X Press n when you have finished searching. COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the entry you are searching for in the selected number category. If four numbers are saved for the entry you are searching for, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to overwrite one of the existing numbers.

Incoming call Rejecting or accepting the call X Rejecting: Select Reject. or X Press t on the telephone keypad or on

the multifunction steering wheel.

i If you have a CDMA/TDMA mobile phone and reject a call, only the ring tone will stop. The call itself can only be ended by the caller.

X Accepting: Select Accept. or X Press s on the telephone keypad or on

the multifunction steering wheel.

or X Press 0 on the multifunction steering

wheel.

1 Data field 2 Input mark (cursor) 3 Input characters X If you want to change the available

characters: Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book” section (Y page 167).

Adding to an existing entry in the COMAND address book X Slide omp or rotate ymz and select list

entry (Y page 158).

X Select Options £ Save £ Add. i Save does not function if the selected list

entry is already saved in the COMAND address book.

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X Use the mobile phone (see mobile phone

operating instructions).

or X Use the Bluetooth® headset (see headset

operating instructions).

i The use of a Bluetooth® headset requires

Bluetooth® to be activated and the Bluetooth® headset to be authorized (Y page 180).

If you have accepted the call using COMAND, the telephone keypad, the multifunction steering wheel or the mobile phone, the call will be conducted via the hands-free system. The volume of the call can be adjusted (Y page 88). If you have accepted the call using the Bluetooth® headset, the call will be conducted via the headset. Further operating functions can be found in the “Functions during a single-call connection” section (Y page 163). You can also accept a call if the COMAND display is showing a screen other than the telephone mode screen. After accepting the call, you will see the caller’s data in a window.

X Closing window: Slide qmr or omp or

press n.

Making an outgoing call i If you place an outgoing call and receive a busy signal, the telephone automatically starts to redial as long as the provider and the mobile phone support this function (see mobile phone operating instructions). While the call is connecting, you can also send character strings (Y page 163).

Entering the telephone number using the COMAND controller X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Entering digits: Select desired digits by

rotating ymz or sliding omp and press n.

X Deleting individual digits: Select ) and

briefly press n.

X Deleting an entire telephone number: Select ) and press and hold n until the telephone number is deleted.

X Connecting a call: Select S.

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COMAND telephone Entering a telephone number using the telephone keypad X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Use telephone keypad to enter digits. i A detailed description of how to enter

digits using the telephone keypad can be found on (Y page 154).

X Connecting a call: Press s.

Redial X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Use COMAND controller to select S. or X Press s on the telephone keypad

(Y page 154). The list of dialed numbers appears. The most recently dialed number is at the top.

X Select desired entry. X Connecting a call: Press n. i If the list of dialed calls contains no entries, the S menu item cannot be

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selected and the s button on the telephone keypad does not function.

Placing a call to a call list entry or COMAND phone book entry X Call up a call list and select an entry

(Y page 158).

or X Call up COMAND phone book and select an

entry (Y page 165).

X Connecting a call: Press n.

Speed dialing You can save telephone numbers in the speed-dial preset locations on the mobile phone and call up the speed-dial presets (see mobile phone operating instructions). i By default, the mailbox number is preset in the speed dial memory unless you have modified it. For more information on the mailbox (Y page 158).

You can also call up speed-dial numbers using COMAND. i Operation during call connection depends on the speed-dial preset position called up.

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Calling up speed-dial presets using the COMAND controller X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Calling up speed-dial numbers using the telephone keypad X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Entering number of a speed-dial

preset: Select all the digits in sequence. Deleting individual digits: Select ) and briefly press n. Deleting entire number: Select ) and press n until the number is deleted.

X Connecting a call (speed-dial presets

1 - 99): Select S.

or X Connecting a call (speed-dial presets 100 - 999): Select # after the digits £ S. In both cases, the telephone connects the call to the saved telephone number. If the speed-dial memory contains no telephone numbers, you will see a corresponding message.

X Deleting message: Press n.

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Single-digit numbers: Press and hold the

A - 9 buttons.

or X Single- and two-digit numbers: Enter number using the A - 9 buttons.

X Press s. or X Three-digit numbers: Enter number using

the A - 9 buttons.

X Press #, and then s.

In all three cases, COMAND connects the call to the saved telephone number. If the speed-dial memory contains no telephone numbers, you will see a corresponding message.

X Deleting message: Press n.

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phone book on the mobile phone. The telephone number must also be saved in the same way in which the person you are talking to transmits it.

Switching the hands-free microphone on or off X Switching screen to telephone mode:

Call up main telephone menu (Y page 157).

X Switching off microphone: Select Mic

OFF and press n.

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COMAND telephone Answering machines or other devices can be controlled by character strings (e. g. for remote query functions). Sending character strings via the DTMF menu X During a call, select DTMF.

The DTMF dialing display appears.

Example illustration: Telephone mode during a call 1 Symbol ° for active telephone

connection (also visible in other operating modes)

2 Signal strength display 3 To switch hands-free microphone on or off 4 Length of call display 5 To send character strings 6 To end a call 7 Person you are calling

i The name of the person you are speaking with can only be seen in display 7 if his or her telephone number and name have been saved in the COMAND address book or

or X Press F shortcut button.

If the microphone is switched off, the > symbol appears in the main area.

X Switching on microphone: Select Mic

ON.

or X Press F shortcut button. The > symbol disappears.

Sending a character string via DTMF i This function is not possible with every

mobile phone. If the mobile phone supports the function, you can use it during the call connection and also during a call.

1 Back to the call display 2 Character entry 3 To call up the phone book

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COMAND telephone X Sending individual characters: Rotate

ymz or slide omp and select desired character. Each character you select can be seen in the main area and is sent immediately.

X Sending a phone book entry as a

character string: Select Name.

X Select desired phone book entry. The entry is immediately sent as a character string.

i Telephone numbers containing the +

character may impair the function.

X Switching back to the call display:

Select Y.

Sending character strings via the telephone keypad X Press corresponding button on telephone

keypad. Each character you select is immediately sent.

i The + character may impair the function.

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Ending an active call X Ending a call: Select 4END in the call

display.

or X Press t on the telephone keypad or on

the multifunction steering wheel. The COMAND display will change to the previously selected display, if applicable.

Transferring a call From the hands-free system to the Bluetooth® headset i The use of a Bluetooth® headset requires

Bluetooth® to be activated and the Bluetooth® headset to be authorized (Y page 180).

The call transfer is controlled by pressing the PTT button on the Bluetooth® headset (see headset operating instructions). Normally, it is sufficient to press the PTT button once, but under certain circumstances you may have to press it a second time. Once the call has been transferred to the Bluetooth® headset, all the functions will be available to you which are described in the

“Functions during a single-call connection” section (Y page 163). Exception: “Switching the hands-free microphone on or off” function (Y page 163).

From the Bluetooth® headset to the hands-free system On most Bluetooth® headsets, you press the PTT button on the headset twice quickly to transfer the call (see headset operating instructions).

From the hands-free system to the mobile phone X If the mobile phone has a folding upper

section: Flip upper section open. X Take mobile phone out of cradle.

The No telephone inserted message appears on the COMAND display. Subsequent operation is only possible using the mobile phone.

From the mobile phone to the hands- free system X Insert mobile phone into cradle.

Once the call has been transferred to the hands-free feature, all the functions will be

available to you which are described in the “Functions during a single- call connection” section (Y page 163).

Calling up the COMAND phone book X Select Telephone £ Name.

The COMAND phone book appears.

COMAND phone book The COMAND phone book contains both the COMAND address book entries and mobile phone entries that have at least one telephone number. The COMAND address book entries are permanently available even when a mobile phone is not inserted in the cradle. When the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle, COMAND will read the phone book entries in the mobile phone and compares them with the COMAND address book entries. If any of the telephone numbers of a phone book entry in the mobile phone are the same as an address book entry, COMAND will only display the address book entry. If the entries are not the same, the COMAND phone book will show the phone book entry in the mobile phone.

Example illustration: Phone book with name display and smart speller activated 1 Category symbol ¢ 2 Upper entry from address book (without

category symbol)

3 Symbol + for several telephone numbers

(subentries) under the main entry

4 Symbol y for summarized entries from the mobile phone with the same name but different telephone numbers

5 Smart speller 6 Voice ¦ entry symbol 7 To close the phone book

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COMAND telephone Entries with category symbol 1 come from the mobile phone. The following category symbols are possible: R¢ = symbol for Mobile category R@ = symbol for Home category R\ = symbol for Work category R. = symbol for Fax category Rï = symbol for Pager category R° = symbol for Main category or for

unknown category or for phone entries that are saved on the SIM card of a GSM mobile phone

Entries without a category symbol or with the ¦ symbol come from the COMAND address book. Entries with the ¦ symbol contain a voice entry. Voice entries can be added to the address book (Y page 170). This function is available in vehicles with Voice Control.

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COMAND telephone Switching between the smart speller and the list X Switching from the smart speller to the list: Slide qm repeatedly or press n until the smart speller is hidden.

or X Rotate ymz or slide omp and select

d. The smart speller is hidden.

Example illustration: List of phone book entries with name display and hidden smart speller 1 Back to smart speller 2 To switch phone book display (n or

g)

3 Symbol + for several telephone numbers

(subentries) under the main entry, subentry list is closed

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4 To call up options 5 Symbol / for open subentry list 6 List of phone book entries 7 Subentry list with category symbols and

telephone numbers

i The following options are available under

Options menu item 4: RDisplaying details about an entry

(Y page 167)

RCreating a new entry in the address book

(Y page 167)

RDeleting an entry (Y page 168) RSaving a phone book entry from mobile

phone in the address book (Y page 169)

RAdding a telephone number to an address book entry (Y page 170)

X Switching from the list to the smart

speller: Select Back from the list.

or X Press back button L in the center

console (Y page 86).

X Changing phone book display in the

list: Select n or g. The screen changes to telephone number or name display.

Closing the COMAND phone book X In the smart speller, select Back. or X Press back button L in the center

console (Y page 86).

Selecting an entry in the COMAND phone book Selecting entries using the smart speller X Switch from the list to the smart speller if

X Changing smart speller language:

necessary.

Select !.

X Select desired language. X Changing smart speller character set:

Select #. Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special characters or to numbers with special characters.

X Entering characters: Select the

characters of the entry you are searching for one by one.

X Deleting individual characters:

Select ) and briefly press n. Each time you enter or delete a character, the closest match will be displayed at the top of the list.

X Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted. X Canceling search: Switch from the smart

speller to the list. The entry at the top of the list is automatically highlighted.

Selecting using the list X If necessary, switch from the smart speller

to the list.

X Rotate ymz or slide qmr until the desired

entry is highlighted.

Selecting subentries X Select an entry with the + symbol and

press n. The + symbol changes to / and the subentries are displayed.

X Rotate ymz or slide qmr until the desired

subentry is highlighted.

Displaying details of an entry COMAND can also show a shortened entry in its entirety. For entries featuring subentries, the detailed view is only available for the subentries and not for the main entry. X Select entry (Y page 166). X Select Options £ Details.

The detailed view appears.

X Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or

omp or press n or back button L in the center console (Y page 86).

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COMAND telephone Starting to dial the number of an entry X Select entry (Y page 166). X Press n. or X Press s on the telephone keypad.

A list appears if the entry contains subentries.

X Select desired subentry. X Press n again. or X Press s on the telephone keypad.

Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book i This function is used to create a new entry in the address book and to enter the data (first name, last name and telephone number) manually.

X Select Options £ New Entry in the

COMAND phone book list.

X Selecting a number category: Select a

category, e. g. Home.

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COMAND telephone X Selecting a telephone category: Select a

category, e. g. Land Line.

X Confirming selection: Select Save. The input menu appears with the data fields.

X Entering data into a field: Select all characters one by one from the input characters line 3.

X Toggling upper and lower case for the input characters: Select & or (.

X Changing language for the input

characters: Select !. X Select desired language. X Changing character set for the input

characters: Select #. Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special characters or to numbers with special characters.

X Displaying special characters as input

characters: Select ! £ Symbols. X Returning input characters to normal characters: Select ! £ the desired language.

X Moving cursor in the data field: Select

Y or Z.

X Deleting individual characters:

Select ) and briefly press n. The character to the left of the cursor is deleted.

X Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.

X Saving an entry: Select d.

1 Data field 2 Input mark (cursor) 3 Input characters X Changing data field: Slide qmr

repeatedly until desired data field is highlighted.

or X Select [ or ] repeatedly until desired

data field is highlighted.

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X Canceling an entry: Select Back.

If one of the data fields contains data, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to save the entry.

X Select Yes or No.

The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.

Deleting an entry i It is not possible to delete a phone book

entry from the mobile phone using the COMAND phone book.

The deletion rules may vary, depending on the entry selected: RUpper entry selected from the address

book: The entry is deleted from the COMAND phone book and also from the address book, if the address book entry only contains telephone numbers.

RSubentry of an address book entry

selected: The subentry is deleted from the COMAND phone book and from the address book.

X Deleting: Select entry (Y page 166). X Select Options £ Delete.

A prompt appears asking whether the entry should be deleted. X Select Yes or No.

Once Yes has been selected, the entry will be deleted according to the rules mentioned above.

Saving a phone book entry from the mobile phone in the address book i This function is used to save an existing phone book entry from the mobile phone in the address book. The following options are available: RSaving as a new address book entry RAdding a telephone number to an

existing address book entry

Saving as a new address book entry X Select phone book entry from mobile

phone (Y page 166).

i All entries with category symbols (¢, @, \, ., ï or °) are phone book entries in the mobile phone (Y page 165).

X Select Options £ Save £ New Entry. X Selecting a number category: Select a

category, e. g. Home.

X Selecting a telephone category: Select a

category, e. g. Land Line.

X Confirming selection: Select Save. The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically. The data field for the last name is also filled when the entry to be saved contains a name.

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New Entry in the Address Book” section (Y page 167).

Adding a telephone number to an existing address book entry X Select phone book entry from mobile

phone (Y page 166).

i All entries with category symbols (¢, @, \, ., ï or °) are phone book entries in the mobile phone (Y page 165). X Select Options £ Save £ Add. X Selecting a number category: Select a

category, e. g. Home.

X Selecting a telephone category: Select a

category, e. g. Land Line.

1 Data field 2 Input mark (cursor) 3 Input characters X Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a

X Confirming selection: Select Save.

The search menu for address book entries appears.

X Search for desired entry using smart speller

function.

i There is a detailed description of how to

search for an address book entry in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (Y page 172).

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COMAND telephone X After selecting an entry, press n.

If there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the selected entry in the selected number category, COMAND will save the data. If four numbers are saved for the selected entry, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to overwrite one of the existing numbers.

X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.

X Select number to be overwritten.

COMAND overwrites the selected number with the new data.

Adding a telephone number to an address book entry i This function is used to add a telephone number to an existing address book entry. The telephone number can be entered manually.

X Select address book entry (Y page 166). i All entries with the ¦ symbol or without

a symbol are address book entries. X Select Options £ Add Number.

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i Add Number does not function if you have

selected the main entry for an address book entry with subentries.

X Selecting a number category: Select a

category, e. g. Home.

X Selecting a telephone category: Select a

category, e. g. Land Line.

X Confirming selection: Select Save.

If four numbers are saved for the entry in the selected number category, a prompt will appear asking whether one of the existing numbers should be overwritten. Select Yes or No. If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers. Select number to be overwritten. The input menu appears with the data field for entering the new telephone number.

X Entering digits: Select all digits one by one

from the input characters.

X Moving cursor in the data field: Select

Y or Z.

X Deleting individual digits: Select ) and

briefly press n. The digit to the left of the cursor is deleted. X Deleting an entire number: Select ) and

press and hold n until the number is deleted.

X Saving entry: Select d. X Canceling an entry: Select Back.

If you have already entered data, a prompt will appear asking whether the entry should be saved.

X Select Yes or No.

The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.

COMAND address book G Warning! Please devote your attention first and foremost to the traffic situation you are in. Before your journey, please familiarize yourself with the address book functions. Only use the COMAND when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be injured.

General notes The address book contains the entries that are saved in the COMAND address book memory. The entries are permanently available even if the phone is not inserted in the cradle. When you insert the mobile phone

into the cradle, COMAND reads-in the phone book entries saved in the mobile phone and stores the entries as a separate list from the COMAND address book. This list is a copy of the phone’s phone book. This can take several minutes, depending on how many entries the phone book and the address book contain. After the read-in process, the COMAND compares the phone book entries with the address book entries. If all of the telephone numbers of a phone book entry in the mobile phone are present in an address book entry, the address book shows only the address book entry. If not, the address book also shows the phone book entry in the mobile phone.

Address book menu overview i The components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (Y page 78). Search Search for an address book entry

New Entry Create new address book entry

Calling up the address book X Select Telephone £ Data/

Connections £ Address Book. The main address book display appears.

i For phone book entries in the mobile

phone that contain a name and a telephone number, you will see the name and the number. If a phone book entry in the mobile phone contains several telephone numbers, you will see the message Multiple Numbers instead of a telephone number.

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COMAND telephone Selecting an entry in the main address book display X Slide qm to select the main area. X Slide qmr or rotate ymz to select an

entry.

or X Search for an entry with the smart speller

(Y page 172).

Creating a new address book entry i Please observe the following when creating a new address book entry: You can define your own address in the destination memory in navigation mode. When defining the address, you can transfer data already entered as an address book entry. In the address book entry, the city and street must be spelled in the same way as the destination entry so that the data matches the digital map data. In order for the state/province to match the map data, its complete name or abbreviation may be entered.

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Examples: RFlorida or FL RColorado or CO RAlberta or AB ROntario or ON

X Select Telephone £ Data/

Connections £ Address Book £ Options £ New Entry. The input menu appears with the data fields and the input characters.

Example illustration: Input menu for private data 1 To switch between work and home data

(\ or @ symbol)

2 Selected data field with input mark

(cursor)

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X Moving cursor in the data field: Select

Y or Z.

X Deleting individual characters:

Select ) and briefly press n. The character to the left of the cursor is deleted.

X Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.

X Saving an entry: Select d. X Canceling an entry: Select Back.

If one of the data fields contains new data, a prompt will appear asking whether you want to save the entry.

X Select Yes or No.

The entry will either be saved or not, depending on your selection.

Searching for an address book entry X Select Telephone £ Data/

Connections £ Address Book. The search menu appears with the smart speller.

3 Display of set data type – in example

display, home data is set (@ symbol and Home display)

4 Input characters X Switching between private and business data: Select symbol 1. The display switches to private or business data, depending on the previous status.

X Changing data field: Slide qmr repeatedly until desired entry is highlighted.

or X Select [ or ] repeatedly until desired

entry is highlighted.

X Entering data into a field: Select desired

characters one by one from the input characters.

X Toggling upper and lower case for the input characters: Select & or (.

X Changing language for the input

characters: Select !. X Select desired language. X Changing character set for the input

characters: Select #. Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special characters or to numbers with special characters.

Rï = symbol for Pager category R° = symbol for Main category or for

unknown category or for phone entries that are saved on the SIM card of a GSM mobile phone

Entries without a category symbol or with the ¦ or ¤ symbols come from the COMAND address book. All other entries come from the mobile phone and are only visible when the mobile phone is in the cradle. It is possible to add voice entries. Entries with the ¦ symbol contain a voice entry (Y page 178). Entries with the ¤ symbol contain complete, navigable address data from the navigation system that correspond to digital map data. It is possible to quickly start route guidance to these types of entry (Y page 177). Switching from the smart speller to the list X Slide qm repeatedly or press n until the

smart speller is hidden.

or X Select d.

1 Symbol ¤ for complete address data

from the navigation system

2 Symbol y for summarized entries from the mobile phone with the same name but different telephone numbers

3 Category symbol \ 4 Smart speller 5 Symbol ¦ for voice entry 6 Back to the main address book display Entries with category symbol 3 come from the mobile phone. The following category symbols are possible: R¢ = symbol for Mobile category R@ = symbol for Home category R\ = symbol for Work category R. = symbol for Fax category

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Switching from the list to the smart speller X Select Back from the list. Searching via the smart speller X Switch from the list to the smart speller if

X Changing smart speller language:

necessary.

Select !.

X Select desired language. X Changing smart speller character set:

Select #. Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special characters or to numbers with special characters.

X Entering characters: Select the

characters one by one of the entry you are searching for.

X Deleting individual characters:

Select ) and briefly press n. Each time you enter or delete a character, the closest match will be displayed at the top of the list.

X Deleting an entire entry: Select ) and press and hold n until the entry is deleted.

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COMAND telephone X Canceling search: Switch from the smart

speller to the list (Y page 173). The entry at the top of the list is automatically highlighted.

X Going back to main address book

display: If necessary, switch from the list to the smart speller (Y page 173) and select Back in the smart speller.

Searching via the list X If necessary, switch from the smart speller

to the list (Y page 173).

X Rotate ymz or slide qmr until desired

entry is highlighted on the list.

Displaying a complete address book entry Searching for the desired entry X Search for an address book entry

(Y page 172).

or X Select an address book entry in the main

address book menu (Y page 171).

X Press n.

The detailed view appears.

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The following options may be available: RDisplaying abbreviated content in full

(Y page 175)

RChanging an address book entry

(Y page 175)

RChanging the description of a telephone

number data field (Y page 176)

RAdding a telephone number data field

(Y page 176)

RCalling a number saved in an entry

(Y page 177)

RStarting route guidance to an entry

(Y page 177)

ROptions for voice entries (Y page 178) Switching between private or business data X Select symbol 2.

The display switches to private or business data, depending on the previous status.

Selecting a different data field X Rotate ymz or slide qmr.

Example illustration: Detailed view for private data 1 To go back to the previous menu 2 To switch between work and home data

( symbol \ or @) 3 Selected data field 4 Display of set data type – in example

display, home data is set (@ symbol and Home display)

5 To call up options

i The options available under Options

menu item 5 depend on which data field 3 is selected.

Displaying abbreviated content in full X Select Options £ Details.

The display is shown in full.

X Closing entire display: Slide omp or

press n.

Closing the detailed view X Select Back.

Displaying of a complete phone book entry in the mobile phone i The mobile phone must be inserted in the

cradle.

Searching for the desired entry X Search for a phone book entry in the mobile

phone (Y page 166).

X Press n.

The detailed view appears.

1 To go back to the previous menu 2 Category symbol 3 Display for phone book entry in mobile

phone

4 To call up options

i If a phone book entry in the mobile phone has more than one telephone number, you will see all telephone numbers with the respective category symbol 2 in the detailed view.

i The options available under Options

menu item 4 depend on which data field 3 is selected.

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COMAND telephone

The following options may be available: RCalling a number saved in an entry

(Y page 177)

RSaving a phone book entry from mobile

phone in the address book (Y page 169)

Closing the detailed view X Select Back.

Changing an entry Changing an address book entry X Search for an address book entry

(Y page 172).

or X Display the details of an address book entry

(Y page 174). The input menu appears with the data fields.

X Select Options £ Change. X Proceed as described in the “Switching

between private and business data” paragraph in the “Creating an new address book entry” section (Y page 171).

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COMAND telephone Changing the description of a telephone number data field i This function is not possible for phone

book entries in the mobile phone.

X Display the details of an entry and highlight

the telephone number data field (Y page 174).

X Select Options £ Change Category. X Select a number category, e. g. Home. X Select a telephone category, e. g. Land

Line.

X Select Save.

COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the entry you are searching for in the selected number category. Otherwise, you will see a prompt asking whether one of the existing numbers should be overwritten.

X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers.

X Select number to be overwritten.

COMAND overwrites the selected number with the new data.

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Adding to a telephone number data field i One address book entry may contain up

to four data fields for private telephone numbers and four data fields for business telephone numbers. This function is not possible for phone book entries in the mobile phone.

X Display the details of an entry and highlight

the telephone number data field (Y page 174).

X Select Options £ Add Number. X Select a number category, e. g. Home. X Select a telephone category, e. g. Land

Line.

X Select Save. COMAND adds the data field to the entry if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the entry in the selected number category. You can now enter a number into the data field. X Proceed as described from the “Entering

data into a field” operating step in the “Creating a new address book entry” section (Y page 171).

If four numbers are already saved for the entry in the selected number category, a

prompt will appear asking whether one of the data fields should be overwritten. X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four data fields. X Select field to be overwritten.

COMAND deletes the number of the selected field. You can now enter a new number into the data field.

X Proceed as described from the “Entering

data into a field” operating step in the “Creating a new address book entry” section (Y page 171).

Deleting an entry i You cannot delete phone book entries

from the mobile phone.

X Search for desired entry (Y page 172). X Select Options £ Delete. A deletion prompt appears.

X Select Yes or No.

The entry will either be deleted or not, depending on your selection.

Calling a number saved in an entry i To do this, COMAND must be equipped with a telephone. The mobile phone must be inserted in the cradle.

X Display the details of an entry and highlight

the telephone number data field (Y page 174).

X Press n and select Call. or X Select Options £ Call.

In both cases, the telephone connects the call. The COMAND display is showing the telephone mode screen.

Starting route guidance to an entry X Search for an address book entry

(Y page 172).

X Display the details of an entry and highlight

the address data field (Y page 174).

X Select Options £ Navigate. or X Press n. i Pressing n only functions if one of the

address data fields contains data.

Further operation depends on whether the address data is complete and matches the digital map data of the navigation system. It does not match, for example, if it is not spelled in the same way as the destination entry. Address data is complete and matches digital map If Navigate is selected, the navigation system starts the route calculation. Address data is incomplete or does not match digital map i For the route calculation, the navigation system requires the correct spellings of the state (province), the city or zip code, the street and under some circumstances, the house number. The city and street must be spelled in the same manner as the destination entry. The state (province) can be spelled as an entire name or as an abbreviation. Examples: RFlorida or FL RColorado or CO RAlberta or AB ROntario or ON

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COMAND telephone If Navigate is selected, a message appears indicating that the address is incomplete. X Closing message: Select OK. Depending on which data is missing or cannot be found on the digital map, you must now either: Rselect a state (province) Rselect a county Ror enter a city Ror enter a street Ror enter a house number X Selecting a state (province): Select desired state (province) from the list.

X Selecting a county: Select desired county

from the list.

X Entering a city: Proceed as described for

destination entry in the “Entering a city” section (Y page 112).

X Entering a street: Proceed as described

for destination entry in the “Entering a street” section (Y page 115).

X Entering a house number: Proceed as

described for destination entry in the “Entering a house number” section (Y page 119).

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COMAND telephone i If you have added data, COMAND saves your additions. This means that you do not need to reenter this additional data later on. The COMAND memory saves the additional data in a special field, which cannot be displayed. The data, which you have entered in the address book initially in the display, remains unchanged.

If all data is available and matches the digital map data, the navigation system starts the route calculation.

Voice entries i For voice entries, your vehicle must be equipped with Voice Control. You can not add voice entries to address book entries that have been read-in from the phone book of the mobile phone.

Adding or changing a voice entry i You can add one voice entry per address

book entry.

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X Search for the address book entry with or

without a voice entry (Y page 172).

X Select Options £ Voice Name £ Add

or Change. Subsequent operation is controlled by voice. Voice Control guides you through the dialogs.

Deleting a voice entry X Search for the address book entry with a

voice entry (Y page 172).

X Select Options £ Voice Name £

Delete. A deletion prompt appears.

X Select Yes or No.

COMAND deletes the voice entry depending on your selection.

Listening to a voice entry X Search for the address book entry with a

voice entry (Y page 172).

X Select Options £ Voice Name £ Read

Aloud. You will hear the voice entry.

Saving a phone book entry from mobile phone in the COMAND address book Saving a phone book entry from mobile phone as new address book entry i The mobile phone must be inserted in the cradle and the COMAND have read out the mobile phone book data. This can take several minutes, depending on how many entries each phone book contains.

X Search for phone book entry in mobile

phone (Y page 172).

or X Display details of a phone book entry in the

mobile phone (Y page 167).

X Select Options £ Save £ New Entry. X Select a number category, e. g. Work. X Select a telephone category, e. g. Mobile. X Select Save.

The input menu appears with the data fields. The name and the telephone number are entered automatically.

X Select Options £ Save £ Add. X Select a number category, e. g. “Home. X Select a telephone category, e. g. Land

Line.

X Select Save.

The search menu for address book entries appears.

X Search for desired entry. i There is a detailed description of how to

search for an address book entry in the “Searching for an address book entry” section (Y page 172).

X After selecting an entry, press n.

COMAND saves the data if there are fewer than four numbers assigned to the selected entry in the selected number category. Otherwise, you will see a prompt asking whether one of the existing numbers should be overwritten.

X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, a selection list will appear containing the four existing numbers. X Select the number to be overwritten.

COMAND overwrites the selected number with the new data.

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COMAND telephone

Importing data from external Bluetooth® devices You can import vCards from external Bluetooth® devices into the address book. Please keep the following in mind: RBluetooth® is activated in COMAND

(Y page 180) and in the device concerned. RThe external device must be able to send

vCards by Bluetooth®.

RThe external device is inside the vehicle, switched on and authorized (Y page 180).

X Importing: Start data transfer on the

external device (see operating instructions of the device concerned). If there is no address book entry with the same first name and last name, COMAND imports the data. If there is already an address book entry with the same first name and last name, a prompt will appear asking whether the existing data should be overwritten.

X Select Yes or No.

The existing address book entry will be overwritten or not, depending on your selection.

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1 Data field 2 Input mark (cursor) 3 Input characters X Proceed as described in the “Changing a

data field” paragraph in the “Creating a new address book entry” section (Y page 171).

Saving a phone book entry from the mobile phone in an existing address book entry i The mobile phone must be inserted in the

cradle.

X Search for a phone book entry in the mobile

phone (Y page 172).

or X Display details of a phone book entry in the

mobile phone (Y page 167).

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COMAND telephone Bluetooth® settings General information about Bluetooth® Bluetooth® technology is the standard for short-range wireless technologies, suitable for transmitting voice and data. Bluetooth® can be used to exchange vCards or make calls using a headset. Bluetooth® technology uses the freely available ISM (Industrial Scientific Medical) wireless network that works at 2.45 GHz. Ranges of up to 33 ft (10 m) are possible with Bluetooth®.

Activate or deactivate Bluetooth® X Select Telephone £ Data/

Connections £ Bluetooth £ Deactivate Bluetooth. You have activated or deactivated Bluetooth®. A checkmark appears when Bluetooth® is deactivated.

Connecting Bluetooth® devices i To connect a Bluetooth® device, the

Bluetooth® function must be activated in COMAND and in the device concerned. The Bluetooth® device must also be set to

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“visible” or “findable” in order for COMAND to find and display it. For the setting procedures, please see the operating instructions for the Bluetooth® device.

It is possible to establish a Bluetooth® connection between COMAND and the following types of device: RMobile phone (only for transferring

business cards)

RHeadset RLaptop/PDA You can connect up to twelve devices to COMAND but only one device can be active at a time. The connection process includes searching for the device and its subsequent authorization.

Calling up the Bluetooth® device list and searching for devices X Calling up the list: Select Telephone

£ Data/Connections £ Bluetooth £ Search for Bluetooth devices. When you call up the list for the first time after switching on COMAND, the search for devices in the reception range starts

automatically. You will see a display to this effect. The device list appears after a short while.

X Canceling search: Select Cancel. The second time you call up the list, and each time thereafter, the device list appears immediately if COMAND has not been switched off and on again in the meantime. X Starting search manually: Select

Update.

The device list can contain the following devices: RAll detected devices, whether authorized or

not.

RAll authorized devices, whether detected or

not.

1 Authorized and detected device – device and padlock symbol are the same color

2 Device which was not detected, but which has been authorized in the past – device and padlock symbol are different colors (the device may be switched off or not in the vehicle, for example)

3 Newly detected device - not yet

authorized (no symbol)

i If the device list already contains twelve

authorized devices, you must revoke authorization for one of the authorized devices. Then you must switch this device off and then restart the search. Any new devices for which you would like to search will otherwise not appear in the list.

Displaying details of a Bluetooth® device X Call up the Bluetooth® device list

(Y page 180).

X Select desired device. X Select Details.

The detailed display for this device appears.

X Closing detailed display: Slide qmr or

ymz.

Back.

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COMAND telephone passkey in the operating instructions for the device.

X Entering passkey into COMAND: Select

the digits one by one.

X Deleting digits: Select ) and briefly

press n.

X Canceling entry into COMAND: Select

X Confirming entry into COMAND: Select

Authorizing a Bluetooth® device X Call up the Bluetooth® device list

(Y page 180).

X Select unauthorized device. X Select Authorize.

The input menu for the passkey appears. i The passkey is any one to sixteen-digit number which you can set yourself. You must enter the same number in COMAND and also in the device to be authorized.

X If necessary, enter the same passkey into the Bluetooth® device (see the operating instructions for the device). The device is authorized.

Deauthorizing a Bluetooth® device X Call up the Bluetooth® device list

(Y page 180).

X Select authorized device. X Select De-authorize.

A prompt appears asking whether you really want to deauthorize this device.

i On devices which do not have an input

keypad (e. g. headsets), the passkey is predetermined. In this case, it is not necessary to enter the number on the device itself. You will usually find the

X Select Yes or No.

If you select Yes, the device will be deauthorized.

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COMAND telephone i If you de-authorize a device which has

been authorized in the past and which is not detected in the search, this device will no longer be displayed in the device list. Devices which have been authorized in the past but which are not detected in the search are either not switched on or not in the vehicle.

SMS messages (Short Message Service) SMS functions The following functions are available: RReceive RRead The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to use the functions: RThe mobile phone is inserted in the cradle

and switched on.

RThe PIN has been entered (only GSM

mobile phones).

RThe mobile phone is logged into a mobile

network.

RThe mobile phone book must be

downloaded and available in COMAND.

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Inbox Calling up the SMS inbox X Select Telephone.

The main telephone menu appears.

are received while the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle.

1 Symbol ð for unread messages in the

SMS inbox

i The ð symbol only appears for those messages which are received while the mobile phone is inserted in the cradle.

X Select Text Message.

The SMS inbox appears.

i Text Message does not function if the

SMS inbox contains no SMS messages. The SMS inbox only shows the messages which

1 Date and time the highlighted SMS

message was received

2 To call up options 3 Highlighted SMS message 4 Symbol ñ for unread SMS message 5 Back to main telephone menu

i The SMS messages are sorted by the date

and time they were received. The most recent message is at the top of the list. If the name and telephone number of the sender is saved in the address book or phone book of the mobile phone, you will see the name of the sender in the SMS inbox. Otherwise, you will see the telephone number of the sender.

X Selecting a telephone category: Select a

category, e. g. Land Line.

X Saving: Select Save.

The input menu appears with the data fields. The data field for the telephone number is filled in automatically.

Selecting an SMS message X Rotate ymz or slide qmr and then

press n.

Showing abbreviated sender display in full X Select SMS message £ Options £

Details. The detailed view appears.

X Closing detailed view: Slide qmr or

press n.

Calling an SMS sender X Select SMS message £ Options £

Call. The telephone connects the call.

Saving SMS sender as new COMAND address book entry X Selecting an SMS message: In the SMS inbox, select a message £ Options £ Save Number £ New Entry.

X Selecting a number category: Select a

category, e. g. Home.

1 Data field 2 Input mark (cursor) 3 Input characters X Proceed as described in the “Changing data field” paragraph in the “Assigning a New Entry in the Address Book” section (Y page 167).

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Adding an SMS sender’s telephone number to an existing address book entry X Selecting an SMS message: In the SMS inbox, select a message £ Options £ Save Number £ Add.

X Proceed as described in the “Selecting a

number category” paragraph in the “Adding a telephone number to an existing address book entry” section (Y page 169).

Exiting the SMS inbox X Select Back.

The main telephone menu appears.

Reading an SMS message X In the SMS inbox, select an SMS message

and press n. The SMS message appears.

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COMAND FM/AM radio

Using data in a text message i If the SMS message contains telephone numbers or navigable address data, you can select this data and place a telephone call or transfer the address data to the navigation system.

X Selecting data from the text: Rotate

ymz or slide qmr.

X Using data: Press n £ Use.

If you have selected a telephone number, the telephone connects the call. If you have selected a navigable address, it is transferred to the navigation system.

Calling an SMS sender i This function is not possible with all SMS

senders.

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COMAND FM/AM radio Safety notes G Warning! Please devote your attention first and foremost to the traffic situation you are in. Before your journey, please familiarize yourself with the radio functions. Only use the COMAND when road and traffic conditions permit you to do so. Otherwise you could be involved in an accident in which you or others could be injured.

Submenu overview i The components and operating principles of COMAND can be found on (Y page 78).

X Press n £ Call.

The telephone connects the call.

Saving SMS sender as new address book entry i This function is not possible with all SMS

senders.

X Press n £ Save Number £ New

Entry.

X Proceed as described in the “Selecting a

number category” paragraph in the “Saving SMS sender as new COMAND address book entry” section (Y page 183). Adding an SMS sender’s telephone number to an existing address book entry X Press n £ Save Number £ Add. X Proceed as described in the “Selecting a

number category” paragraph in the “Adding a telephone number to an existing address book entry” section (Y page 169).

Closing an SMS message and returning to SMS inbox X Press n £ Back.

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COMAND FM/AM radio

Radio (except Weather Band) Station List (in FM wave band only) Save Station Frequency Entry Show Station Info (in FM wave band only)

Presets (except Weather Band) Autostore

Channel (only Weather Band) Channel list

FM or AM or WB

Sound

Switch to FM wave band

Treble

Preset station list

Switch to AM wave band Switch to Weather Band

Bass Balance/Fader 3D Sound

Switching to radio mode X Select Audio £ Audio £ FM/AM

Radio.

or X Press the M shortcut button once or

twice. The radio display appears once you have switched to radio mode. You will hear the station/channel last tuned in in the previously selected wave band, provided that the station/channel can be received. i The number of times you have to press the M shortcut button depends on the operating mode currently selected.

Example illustration: Radio mode in FM wave band 1 Main area with frequency display 2 Preset position of selected station 3 Frequency of selected station 4 Name of selected station 5 Sound settings

6 To switch to Weather Band 7 To switch to AM wave band 8 Selected wave band 9 Preset options a Radio options

i Station name display 4 is available for