Mercedes-Benz Audio 50 manual Calling up Dialed # list, Speed dial

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For the name display, the phone num- ber and the name must be stored in the telephone book.

Selecting list entry:

 

￿ By pressing cor

select the de-

sired entry.

 

￿After selecting the desired entry, start the call (￿ Page 66).

Selecting from the multifunction steering wheel

Calling up Dialed # list:

￿Switch the multifunction display in the instrument cluster to the Telephone main screen (￿ Page 73).

￿Press íonce

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If you press the íbutton twice, the telephone immediately starts estab- lishing a connection to the phone num- ber of the last outgoing call.

You will see the last outgoing call in the multifunction display.

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When you press ì, the Telephone main menu will be displayed again.

Selecting list entry:

￿Press jor krepeatedly until the desired entry is given in the multi- function display in the instrument clus- ter.

￿After selecting the desired entry, start the call (￿ Page 66).

Telephone*

Operation

Speed dial

You can store and call up phone numbers in the speed dial memory on the telephone (￿ Telephone operating manual).

It is also possible to do this from the

Audio 50.

￿Call up the Telephone main menu (￿ Page 60).

￿Press one of the buttons !- 9for more than 2 seconds.

The telephone automatically starts call- ing the number stored.

or

￿Briefly press one of the buttons !- 9.

￿Starting the call (￿ Page 66).

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Contents Audio 50 Operator’s Manual Congratulations on your new Mercedes-Benz car radio Page Contents Technical terminology Index Service Indexes Glossary explains the most important technical termsSymbols Following symbols are used in this operating manualOperating safety Page At a glance Radio operating elements CD operating elementsRadio operating elements Function Cassette operating elements Fast forward Ejecting cassette CD operating elements At a glance Telephone operating elements At a glance Function Making calls Radio mode FunctionPageMenu system General operation Menu display Audio 50 is easy to use thanks to its menu systemMain menus Menu functions and submenus Example The soft keys OK and DeleteQuitting submenus Tings. These exceptions are described in detailSwitching on/off Switching onSwitching off Adjusting the volumeAutomatic volume control Balance and FaderBass and Treble Additional sound functionsFollowing functions are available Stereo Speech Logic 7 Selecting and activating functionExplanation of the additional sound functions Conventional stereo soundStereo sound, optimized for the driver’s seat Stereo sound, optimized for under- standing speechPage Audio Switching on mute function Switching off mute functionCalling up Audio main menu Changing audio sourceSwitching to radio mode Switching wavebandsSelecting stations FM or AM main menuFrequency list is available in the FM and AM waveband Selecting using frequency listSelecting using station search Selecting using Autostore presets Selecting using station presetsFM and the AM waveband each have ten available presets Selecting using manual tuning By pressing c, d, or rselect Preset Press pSelecting using the scan search Frequency increments for manual tun- ing Storing stationsManual storing SetStoring using Autostore Weather bandChanging weather band stations Switching to cassette mode Opening cassette coverClosing cassette cover Inserting cassetteTape main menu Switching cassette sideEjecting cassette Selecting track Selecting using track searchSelecting using scan search Switching skip blank on/off Call up the Tape main menu Press This will switch skip blank on or offFast forward/rewind Cassette rewindsDolby B NR Noise Reduction Switching to CD mode General informationInsert an audio CD into the Audio 50 or the CD changer* CD drive in the Audio 50 control unitOpening CD changer Retracting CD changerLoading CDs Loading CD into AudioLoading CDs into CD changer Loading a single magazine compartmentLoading all six magazine compartments Ejecting CD from the Audio Retract the CD changer* Loading procedure is completeEjecting CDs Ejecting CDs from the CD changer Remove the CD from the slot 1 within approx secondsCD main menu Open the CD changer* CD slot Magazine compartment buttonsRemove each CD from the slot 1 within approx seconds Selecting using CD list Selecting CDsSelecting using Magazine menu Selecting by directly entering the CD numberCD in the Audio 50 CD No Selecting trackSelecting using track skip Selecting using track listeTrack skip on the Audio Track from the list PressPress the Scan soft key Audible fast forward or fast reverseCall up the CD main menu Press Xor Pressed To terminate, release the Xor buttonExplanation of playback options Playback optionsActivating playback options CD mix Waveband Current CD Station Switching multifunction displayCassette mode Current side Telephone Safety instructions If the message If the telephone is not or not yet regis- tered on a network Switching on telephone Switching off telephoneMaking emergency call unlock code al- ready entered Emergency callsMaking emergency call unlock code not entered yet Telephone operating manual Memorize the unlock code Switching to telephone modeUnlock code entry Missed or unanswered calls There is no telephone adapter installed in your vehicleTelephone main menu Initiating redial function Incoming callAccepting call Terminating callOutgoing call Entering phone number directlyRedial function Briefly press the íbutton twice in quick successionMultifunction display Selecting entry from the Recvd # listCalling up Dialed # list Press Jonce Telephone main menu, press the Dialed # soft keyCalling up Dialed # list Speed dialStarting call Active callSending sequences of digits Switching hands-free microphone on/ offTerminating active call Telephone book Calling up the telephone bookSwitching telephone book display Selecting telephone book entryPress cor dfor longer to acceler Ate the selectionVoice tag SMS menu Caller’s number only appears if it is transmittedSelecting message Call up the SMS menu By pressing cor dselect a mes- sagePress cor You can scroll through the text of the message Deleting messageSelect a message Press the Delete soft key Press p Quitting the SMS menuMultifunction steering wheel Page System menu Setting the time Calling up the System menuDisplay settings Calling up the display settings menuBrightness setting Changing the display designSetting the language Press the Lingua soft key Help text screen is displayedYou can set the display language Call up the System menu By pressing cor dselect an entry from the list Press pAutostore BalanceDolby B NR FaderPage Switching on Switching to CD mode Automatic volume control Accepting Call telephoneNoise reduction On the CD modeInjury hazard SMS 71 Terminating 62 , 66 Radio modeSearch Noise reduction Volume Telephone Adjusting To cassette mode Switching wavebandsMercedes Benz will be pleased to answer All your questions Mercedes-Benz contact TelephoneInternational +4969-95307277 InternetPrinting Hago Druck und Medien GmbHTechnical editing Are prohibited without our written Permission

Audio 50 specifications

The Mercedes-Benz Audio 50 is an advanced infotainment system designed to enhance the driving experience through a seamless integration of audio, navigation, and communication features. This cutting-edge system comes equipped with a range of technologies and characteristics that cater to the modern driver's needs.

One of the notable features of the Audio 50 is its intuitive user interface, which incorporates a high-resolution display that is both touch-sensitive and responsive. The system is designed to minimize distractions, allowing drivers to access essential functions with ease. The layout of the interface is clean and organized, ensuring that users can quickly find their desired applications.

The Audio 50 is equipped with a comprehensive navigation system that utilizes real-time traffic updates. This feature provides drivers with accurate and timely information about road conditions, allowing for more efficient routing and reducing travel times. The system includes aerial imagery and 3D map views, offering a more immersive navigation experience.

In terms of audio capabilities, the Audio 50 supports a variety of formats, including MP3, WMA, and AAC, ensuring that users can enjoy their favorite music from multiple sources. The system features Bluetooth connectivity, enabling wireless streaming from smartphones and other devices. Additionally, it is compatible with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, allowing users to integrate their mobile devices effortlessly.

Another significant aspect of the Audio 50 is its voice control functionality, which enables drivers to manage navigation, make calls, and control media playback without taking their hands off the wheel. This feature enhances safety and convenience, promoting a more focused driving environment.

The Audio 50 also offers extensive customization options. Users can configure settings according to their preferences, adjusting sound settings, display brightness, and even the arrangement of apps on the home screen. The sound experience is further enhanced by optional features such as high-quality speakers and surround sound capabilities.

In summary, the Mercedes-Benz Audio 50 is a feature-rich infotainment system that combines advanced technology with user-centric design. Its intuitive interface, robust navigation system, generous audio options, and voice control functionality make it an essential component of the modern Mercedes driving experience. Whether on a daily commute or a long road trip, the Audio 50 is sure to elevate the journey.
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