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Mercedes-Benz 6515 6786 13 Switching the radio operation on, Changing the Radio band, AM Band

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Radio operation

Switching the radio operation on

In the Audio menu, press the Radio soft key.

The Radio main menu will appear.

The station last tuned in is received.

Switching back to Audio menu

Press the Back soft key.

Audio

Radio operation

Changing the Radio band

You can select between FM-, AM- and WB- Band.

AM Band

In the FM Radio main menu, press soft key FM/AM until “AM” is displayed in the status bar.

The AM station last tuned to will begin to play. The frequency will appear in the display.

Radio main menu

1 Soft key assignment

2 Main area

3 Status bar

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Mercedes-Benz 6515 6786 13 manual Switching the radio operation on, Changing the Radio band, AM Band

Contents

Bild in der Größe 215x70 mm einfügen Welcome to Comand Contents Last destinations Route guidance after the vehicleNavigation main menu Activating the Navigation Activating the DestinationService Page Introduction Address book Tele Aid System settingsLained in the glossary Glossary. It indicates thatShown here Operating safety Page At a glance Radio operating elements Audio menu FunctionPageFunction 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 Station selection Saving stations manually Confirm Switching satellite radio Operation on and offFunction selection Telephone* operating elements H,g,G,F,f Navigation operating elements G,G Service operating elements G ,G Multifunction steering wheel Radio mode JNext station KPrevious stationRadio operation Single CD operation MP3 CD operationSatellite radio operation DVD operationTelephone* operation Menu display Calling up main menusDisplay may consist of three areas. Example FM menu Menu functions and submenus Exiting from submenus Switching off Switching the Comand control unit on and off Switching onVolume At the COMAND, turn the rotary control at the e key Adjusting the volumeAt a glance At a glance Comand set the sound linear for the center of the vehicle Activate the Bass or Treble menu Press H or hActivate the main menu for the respective operating mode Page Audio Press J System mutes the active audio source Muting Switching OnOpening the Audio menu Selecting an audio sourceAM Band Switching the radio operation onChanging the Radio band You can select between FM-, AM- and WB- BandWeather Band WB Frequency band Frequency range87.7 107.9 FM 530 1710 AMFM Band Automatic seek tuningManual tuning FM, AM Selecting a stationStation selection via direct frequency entry FM, AM Station selection via number keypad presetsFM and AM Bands Saving stations for FM and AMEnd scan function and play a station FM, AM bandAutomatic station scan FM, AM Start scan functionRadio main menu There are 10 presets available 1 9Memory functions Saving stations manually FM, AMSaving stations automatically FM, AM Menu FM, AM Selecting a station from the presetSelecting a station from the FM/AM autostore presets General Information on CD operation CD changer Tips on caring for your CDsPlayback information CD driveComand may be unable to Switching to CD operationAudio menu page 42, press Soft key for CD drive or Loading CDsEjecting/loading CDs into/from the CD changer Loading a CD into the CD driveAfter loading, the CD main menu Ejecting a CDSlide the cover of the CD changer closed Switching on CD drive Magazine menu Selecting a CD CD changer onlyCD list With the number keypadSelect any desired track Track selectWith g or h Next trackEnding the function ActivatingPress J during playback Playback modeActivating playback mode MutingRepeat CD CD changer only Explanation of the playback modesGeneral Information Permissible file systems Tips on caring for your MP3-CDsTips on creating MP3 CDs Permissible MP3 CDsExample of a correct track name Track1.mp3 File structureTrack names and folder names Track names must have the extension mp3Permissible bit and scan rates Tips on creating MP3 tracks Permissible MP3 formatsTips on copyright CD drive Loading an MP3-CD Switching to MP3-CD operationMP3-CD main menu Ejecting an MP3-CDSelecting a track Selecting a folderEnding the scan function ForwardBackward Starting the Scan SearchFunction active Function not active Activating playback modePress the Setting soft key Settings menu is displayed Option SymbolOpening the folder menu Explanation of the Playback OptionsAll tracks of the MP3-CD are played in random order MP3 options FolderAudio Activate the MP3-CD menu main Press the Show soft key Displaying title informationUpon loading a DVD, the following mes- sage will appear Automatic screen offTips on caring for your DVDs After use, put your DVDs into the DVD box Switching to DVD operationDVD playback requirements Loading a DVD Ejecting a DVD Press the Full Scr. soft key Soft key display and status barDisplaying the soft keys To remove the soft key displaySoft key functions Allow you to adjust brightness, cont- rast and colorPause function Activating DVD menu Stopping DVD playbackRestarting DVD playback Displaying full screenSelecting an item from the DVD menu DVD menuGoing up one level in the menu Activating the Settings menu Settings menuRemoving DVD menu Press the Lang. soft key Changing the aspect ratioChanging the DVD language Changing the DVD languageTitles Selecting a movie Adjusting brightness, contrast and colorPress h or H Respective setting is changed Changing the camera viewScene/chapter skip Selecting a scene/chapterSelecting a scene or chapter directly Scene/chapter While the movie is playing, press PressPage Satellite radio Important notes Subscribing to satellite radio Service information displayMessage No Satellite Radio will appear Selecting a program category Automatic tuningYou can display 2 in full Station information Changing the program categoryEnding scan function and playing a station Automatic station scanStation selection via direct channel entry Saving station manually Selecting a station by entering the channel numberSatellite radio main menu Displaying information Selecting a station on the memory listSound settings Displaying service informationElectronical Serial Number ESN of your SAT tuner Page Telephone 100 Wait until reception improves before making a call 101GSM mobile phone 102Please contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center 103 Automatically Switching telephone operation onSwitching telephone operation off 104Emergency call 105Telephone operation Initiating an emergency call 106Entering the PIN code 107Entering codes Entering the unlock code GSM mobile phone108 Switching to telephone operationMobile phone is using a non home type system Mobile phone is not logged into a network Fault messagesMuting the ringing tone 109Incoming call Accepting a callEntering a telephone number 110Subsequent dialing 111Begin dialing Ending a callChanging the list display 112Selecting an entry from the dialed numbers list Displaying the listSelecting an entry from the received calls list 113Missed calls Active call 114Speed-dialing For all memory locations115 Microphone Symbol StatusEnding an active call Phone book Status bar shows Entry 116Phone book Displaying the phone bookChanging the initial letters 117Changing the phone book display Selecting a phone book entry and dialing the numberNew phone book entry 118Entering a surname, name or number 119Surname and number field Saving the entry 120Deleting a phone book entry Saving a single phone number on the telephone 121Saving a phone book entry on the tele- phone Saving phone numbersSaving as a new entry 122Appear Press E to confirm List is displayed again Saving in the address bookAdding to an existing entry 123Press E to confirm Phone book is displayed again 124Phone number type occupied Press E if you wish to overwrite the entry125 Navigation126 Ejecting 127Navigation DVD Loading/ejecting a DVDLoading 128Route guidance after the vehicle has been transported Trip interruption during route guidance 129Selectable Menu Items 130Activating the Navigation main menu Press b Navigation main menu will appearYou can select destinations from 131Menu Selectable traffic routes Setting the route mode132 Including or avoiding traffic routes133 Audio settings for the navigation announcementsAdjusting bass and treble Adjusting balancePress any soft key Soft key displays will appear 134Press E or the Back soft key Wait until the display changes Saving current positionPress the Memory soft key 135Destination Entry menu 136Activating the Destination Entry menu Press E Either of the following appearsList soft key 137Entering destination address Street soft key Brings you to the destination road inputAccepting the displayed destination 138Selecting a city 139Use g or G to select the desired city Selecting the area of the destination 140Selecting a city center Entering a street 141Selecting a street 142Use g or G to select a street Press E Save soft key 143Entering an intersection Navigation DVD 144Entering a house number If appropriate streets are stored onAppear 145Entering a parking Selecting a parking lot 146Press E Route guidance will begin 147 Selecting a destination using the mapThis example Newport RD Press E 148149 Selecting a destination using coordi- natesNew home address is shown Start route guidance 150Selecting home address Editing home address151 Switching on again Switching off152 Altering the map scale 153Selecting map orientation 154Changing the map display Partially digitized areas 155If the destination is within a partially digitized area Route guidance within a partially digitized area 156157 Off-road during route guidance 158Arriving at destination Cancelling route guidanceNavigation mode, press b Inquiry menu Cancel Current 159Stopover destination, if entered 160Brings you to the destination coordinates input Info menuDisplaying the route on the map 161Displaying the route list Via function soft key via 162Selecting a via route Deleting the active via route 163Selecting a detour Changing the blocked route section 164Selecting a POI 165Stopover function Entering a stopover destinationPress G or g to select a destination from the list 166Deleting or replacing a stopover destination Saving the current location 167Defining route guidance displays 168 Setting symbol displaysYou can set which POIs are shown as symbols on the map Map shows the default symbols169 Setting personal symbol displayMeaningSymbol Setting map view170 Switching the GPS info setting on/offAutomatic map toggling Last destinations memory 171Selecting a destination from the last destinations memory Destination memory 172Starting route guidance to a last destination Deleting a destination from the last destinations memoryPress G or g to select the desired category Press E 173Destination memory 174Selecting a destination from Activating the destination memoryDeleting a destination in the destination memory 175If you do not wish to delete Use h to select No Press E Entering POIs 176POIs main menu 177Selecting a POI around your current location Selecting a POI 178Selecting a POI around another location Selecting a category 179Selecting a POI around a global destination Selecting another regionPress c Destination Entry menu 136, press the Map soft key 180Selecting a POI Selecting a POI on the map181 182 Starting an updateSystem is switched on For a short time For a longer time Comand was unable to update the software183 ServicePress C Service main menu will appear Activating the Service main menu184 185 Activate the Service main menu Press the SMS soft keySMS Inbox 186 Switching between subject and senderPress the Sender soft key Press the Text soft key Switching between text and sender Returning to text display187 Reading SMS message receivedPress E to confirm Cell Phone An entry menu will appear 188Saving a sender phone number Mobile phone internal memoryAddress book 189If transmission is not succesful, Press E to confirm Sender display is displayed again190 Deleting a SMS message 191Use g or G to select Cell, Work or Overwriting an entry Press EEntries in the address book Entry without symbol192 Activating the Address book menuSelecting an entry Selecting an initial letter 193Details on an address book entry 194Press g or G You move through the data fields line by line Changing an address book entry 195Soft key Adding a note 196Adding Exporting an address book entry 197Playback DeletingDetails on a mobile phone internal memory entry 198Changing a mobile phone internal memory entry Importing a mobile phone internal memory entry 199Ending the data input Data are saved200 New address book entry 201Address book menu Input via 12-button keypad Press 1 # to enter the data 202Deleting an address book entry 203 Using an address book entry to dial a numberStarting route guidance to an address book entry 204 General 205Terminating the connection 206Roadside Assistance Information call 207208 Remote Door Unlock and Stolen Vehicle RecoveryPress h, H, g, G or F to Select the shift field abc Press E 209Input via selection menu Shifting KeysDeleting a character 210Press h, H, g, G or F to Select the shift field Press E Entering charactersClosing the selection menu 211Inserting a character Move the cursor to the desired positionTo enter a blank space, use the on the 0 key 212Press H or h Cursor moves to the right or left 213 System settings214 Activating the System settings menuSetting the date/time Setting date215 Setting the timeSelecting the country Setting date and time format216 Press the Format soft key217 Making display settingsSetting the display dimming characteristics Adjusting the display brightness218 Voice control system* individualization OptionSymbol219 Voice control system* functionsWill appear Accepting factory settings220 Appear Press H to select Yes and press E221 Glossary222 223 Voice output One of the service sources224 Unlock code225 Index226 227 228 CD operation SwitchingAdjusting 229This Operator’s Manual Press time 04/19/2007 We reserve the right to modify the technical detailsTitle illustration no. P00.01-2917-31 Order-No 6786 13 Part-No 584 27 96 US Edition a