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Mercedes-Benz 6515 6786 13 manual At a glance

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Quick reference COMAND

Common balance settings apply to the following sytems:

Radio operation

Single CD operation (CD)

CD changer operation (CD)

MP3-CD operation

DVD operation

Satellite radio

Different balance settings can be set for navigation and telephone*.

The balance settings for navigation announcements are described at “Audio settings for the navigation announcements” ( page 133).

When you change balance settings, the system will automatically save the settings for the current operating mode and others.

In Radio, CD, CDC, MP3-CD, DVD or satellite radio operation:

Press the Balance soft key.

Cross-hairs are displayed. The horizontal line indicates the balance setting. You can now make balance settings.

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Mercedes-Benz 6515 6786 13 manual At a glance

Contents

Bild in der Größe 215x70 mm einfügen Welcome to Comand Contents Route guidance after the vehicle Navigation main menu Activating the NavigationActivating the Destination Last destinationsService Page Address book Tele Aid System settings IntroductionGlossary. It indicates that Lained in the glossaryShown here Operating safety Page At a glance Radio operating elements FunctionPage Audio menuFunction Single CD operating elements At a glance CD changer operating elements Selecting an audio or MP3 MP3 CD operating elements At a glance Satellite radio operating elements Switching satellite radio Operation on and off Station selection Saving stations manually ConfirmFunction selection Telephone* operating elements H,g,G,F,f Navigation operating elements G,G Service operating elements G ,G Radio mode JNext station KPrevious station Multifunction steering wheelSingle CD operation MP3 CD operation Radio operationDVD operation Satellite radio operationTelephone* operation Calling up main menus Menu displayDisplay may consist of three areas. Example FM menu Menu functions and submenus Exiting from submenus Switching the Comand control unit on and off Switching on Switching offVolume Adjusting the volume At the COMAND, turn the rotary control at the e keyAt a glance At a glance Activate the Bass or Treble menu Press H or h Comand set the sound linear for the center of the vehicleActivate the main menu for the respective operating mode Page Audio Muting Switching On Opening the Audio menuSelecting an audio source Press J System mutes the active audio sourceSwitching the radio operation on Changing the Radio bandYou can select between FM-, AM- and WB- Band AM BandFrequency band Frequency range 87.7 107.9 FM530 1710 AM Weather Band WBAutomatic seek tuning Manual tuning FM, AMSelecting a station FM BandStation selection via number keypad presets FM and AM BandsSaving stations for FM and AM Station selection via direct frequency entry FM, AMFM, AM band Automatic station scan FM, AMStart scan function End scan function and play a stationThere are 10 presets available 1 9 Memory functionsSaving stations manually FM, AM Radio main menuSaving stations automatically FM, AM Selecting a station from the preset Menu FM, AMSelecting a station from the FM/AM autostore presets General Information on CD operation Tips on caring for your CDs Playback informationCD drive CD changerSwitching to CD operation Audio menu page 42, press Soft key for CD drive orLoading CDs Comand may be unable toLoading a CD into the CD drive After loading, the CD main menuEjecting a CD Ejecting/loading CDs into/from the CD changerSlide the cover of the CD changer closed Switching on CD drive Selecting a CD CD changer only CD listWith the number keypad Magazine menuTrack select With g or hNext track Select any desired trackActivating Ending the functionPlayback mode Activating playback modeMuting Press J during playbackExplanation of the playback modes Repeat CD CD changer onlyGeneral Information Tips on caring for your MP3-CDs Tips on creating MP3 CDsPermissible MP3 CDs Permissible file systemsFile structure Track names and folder namesTrack names must have the extension mp3 Example of a correct track name Track1.mp3Tips on creating MP3 tracks Permissible MP3 formats Permissible bit and scan ratesTips on copyright Switching to MP3-CD operation CD drive Loading an MP3-CDEjecting an MP3-CD MP3-CD main menuSelecting a folder Selecting a trackForward BackwardStarting the Scan Search Ending the scan functionActivating playback mode Press the Setting soft key Settings menu is displayedOption Symbol Function active Function not activeExplanation of the Playback Options All tracks of the MP3-CD are played in random orderMP3 options Folder Opening the folder menuAudio Displaying title information Activate the MP3-CD menu main Press the Show soft keyAutomatic screen off Upon loading a DVD, the following mes- sage will appearTips on caring for your DVDs Switching to DVD operation After use, put your DVDs into the DVD boxDVD playback requirements Loading a DVD Ejecting a DVD Soft key display and status bar Displaying the soft keysTo remove the soft key display Press the Full Scr. soft keyAllow you to adjust brightness, cont- rast and color Soft key functionsPause function Stopping DVD playback Restarting DVD playbackDisplaying full screen Activating DVD menuDVD menu Selecting an item from the DVD menuGoing up one level in the menu Settings menu Activating the Settings menuRemoving DVD menu Changing the aspect ratio Changing the DVD languageChanging the DVD language Press the Lang. soft keyTitles Adjusting brightness, contrast and color Press h or H Respective setting is changedChanging the camera view Selecting a movieSelecting a scene/chapter Selecting a scene or chapter directlyScene/chapter While the movie is playing, press Press Scene/chapter skipPage Satellite radio Important notes Service information display Subscribing to satellite radioMessage No Satellite Radio will appear Automatic tuning You can display 2 in full Station informationChanging the program category Selecting a program categoryAutomatic station scan Ending scan function and playing a stationStation selection via direct channel entry Selecting a station by entering the channel number Saving station manuallySatellite radio main menu Selecting a station on the memory list Displaying informationDisplaying service information Sound settingsElectronical Serial Number ESN of your SAT tuner Page Telephone 100 101 Wait until reception improves before making a call102 GSM mobile phonePlease contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center 103 Switching telephone operation on Switching telephone operation off104 Automatically105 Emergency callTelephone operation 106 Initiating an emergency call107 Entering codes Entering the unlock codeGSM mobile phone Entering the PIN codeSwitching to telephone operation Mobile phone is using a non home type systemMobile phone is not logged into a network Fault messages 108109 Incoming callAccepting a call Muting the ringing tone110 Entering a telephone number111 Begin dialingEnding a call Subsequent dialing112 Selecting an entry from the dialed numbers listDisplaying the list Changing the list display113 Selecting an entry from the received calls listMissed calls 114 Speed-dialingFor all memory locations Active callMicrophone Symbol Status 115Ending an active call 116 Phone bookDisplaying the phone book Phone book Status bar shows Entry117 Changing the phone book displaySelecting a phone book entry and dialing the number Changing the initial letters118 New phone book entry119 Entering a surname, name or numberSurname and number field 120 Saving the entryDeleting a phone book entry 121 Saving a phone book entry on the tele- phoneSaving phone numbers Saving a single phone number on the telephone122 Appear Press E to confirm List is displayed againSaving in the address book Saving as a new entry123 Adding to an existing entry124 Phone number type occupiedPress E if you wish to overwrite the entry Press E to confirm Phone book is displayed againNavigation 125126 127 Navigation DVDLoading/ejecting a DVD Ejecting128 LoadingRoute guidance after the vehicle has been transported 129 Trip interruption during route guidance130 Activating the Navigation main menuPress b Navigation main menu will appear Selectable Menu Items131 You can select destinations fromMenu Setting the route mode 132Including or avoiding traffic routes Selectable traffic routesAudio settings for the navigation announcements Adjusting bass and trebleAdjusting balance 133134 Press E or the Back soft key Wait until the display changesSaving current position Press any soft key Soft key displays will appear135 Press the Memory soft key136 Activating the Destination Entry menuPress E Either of the following appears Destination Entry menu137 Entering destination addressStreet soft key Brings you to the destination road input List soft key138 Accepting the displayed destination139 Selecting a cityUse g or G to select the desired city 140 Selecting the area of the destinationSelecting a city center 141 Entering a street142 Selecting a streetUse g or G to select a street Press E 143 Save soft keyEntering an intersection 144 Entering a house numberIf appropriate streets are stored on Navigation DVD145 AppearEntering a parking 146 Selecting a parking lotPress E Route guidance will begin Selecting a destination using the map 147148 This example Newport RD Press ESelecting a destination using coordi- nates 149150 Selecting home addressEditing home address New home address is shown Start route guidance151 Switching off Switching on again152 153 Altering the map scale154 Selecting map orientationChanging the map display 155 Partially digitized areasIf the destination is within a partially digitized area 156 Route guidance within a partially digitized area157 158 Off-road during route guidanceCancelling route guidance Navigation mode, press b Inquiry menu Cancel Current159 Arriving at destination160 Brings you to the destination coordinates inputInfo menu Stopover destination, if entered161 Displaying the route on the mapDisplaying the route list 162 Via function soft key viaSelecting a via route 163 Deleting the active via routeSelecting a detour 164 Changing the blocked route section165 Stopover functionEntering a stopover destination Selecting a POI166 Press G or g to select a destination from the listDeleting or replacing a stopover destination 167 Saving the current locationDefining route guidance displays Setting symbol displays You can set which POIs are shown as symbols on the mapMap shows the default symbols 168Setting personal symbol display MeaningSymbolSetting map view 169Switching the GPS info setting on/off 170Automatic map toggling 171 Last destinations memorySelecting a destination from the last destinations memory 172 Starting route guidance to a last destinationDeleting a destination from the last destinations memory Destination memory173 Press G or g to select the desired category Press E174 Selecting a destination fromActivating the destination memory Destination memory175 Deleting a destination in the destination memoryIf you do not wish to delete Use h to select No Press E 176 Entering POIs177 POIs main menuSelecting a POI around your current location 178 Selecting a POISelecting a POI around another location 179 Selecting a POI around a global destinationSelecting another region Selecting a category180 Selecting a POISelecting a POI on the map Press c Destination Entry menu 136, press the Map soft key181 Starting an update System is switched on For a short timeFor a longer time Comand was unable to update the software 182Service 183Activating the Service main menu Press C Service main menu will appear184 Activate the Service main menu Press the SMS soft key 185SMS Inbox Switching between subject and sender 186Switching between text and sender Returning to text display 187Reading SMS message received Press the Sender soft key Press the Text soft key188 Saving a sender phone numberMobile phone internal memory Press E to confirm Cell Phone An entry menu will appear189 If transmission is not succesful,Press E to confirm Sender display is displayed again Address book190 191 Use g or G to select Cell, Work orOverwriting an entry Press E Deleting a SMS messageEntry without symbol 192Activating the Address book menu Entries in the address book193 Selecting an entry Selecting an initial letter194 Details on an address book entryPress g or G You move through the data fields line by line 195 Changing an address book entrySoft key 196 Adding a noteAdding 197 PlaybackDeleting Exporting an address book entry198 Details on a mobile phone internal memory entryChanging a mobile phone internal memory entry 199 Ending the data inputData are saved Importing a mobile phone internal memory entry200 201 New address book entryAddress book menu 202 Input via 12-button keypad Press 1 # to enter the dataDeleting an address book entry Using an address book entry to dial a number 203Starting route guidance to an address book entry 204 205 General206 Terminating the connectionRoadside Assistance 207 Information callRemote Door Unlock and Stolen Vehicle Recovery 208209 Input via selection menuShifting Keys Press h, H, g, G or F to Select the shift field abc Press E210 Press h, H, g, G or F to Select the shift field Press EEntering characters Deleting a character211 Inserting a characterMove the cursor to the desired position Closing the selection menu212 To enter a blank space, use the on the 0 keyPress H or h Cursor moves to the right or left System settings 213Activating the System settings menu Setting the date/timeSetting date 214Setting the time 215Setting date and time format 216Press the Format soft key Selecting the countryMaking display settings 217Adjusting the display brightness Setting the display dimming characteristics218 OptionSymbol 219Voice control system* functions Voice control system* individualizationAccepting factory settings 220Appear Press H to select Yes and press E Will appearGlossary 221222 223 One of the service sources 224Unlock code Voice outputIndex 225226 227 228 Switching Adjusting229 CD operationWe reserve the right to modify the technical details This Operator’s Manual Press time 04/19/2007Title illustration no. P00.01-2917-31 Order-No 6786 13 Part-No 584 27 96 US Edition a