1997 MERCEDES-BENZ ML350 phone

Integrated V60 Digital Cellular Phone
In-Vehicle Operation Guide
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ServiceDate:February 2002
Order No.:S-B-82.70/179A
Supersedes:S-B-82.70/179
Group:82
UPDATE:
SUBJECT:Programming corrections—boldfaced print, pages 2 and 3 (This bulletin supersedes
S-B-82.70/179 dated December 2001)
MODELS 129, 163, 170, 203, 208, 210, 215, 220, 230, 463
MODEL YEAR 2002/2003
V60 PORTABLE TELEPHONE PROGRAMMING
The following programming instructions are for the V60 portable telephone.
Questions concerning telephone selection in accordance with customer cellular carrier choice and/or
telephone programming should be addressed with the Mercedes-Benz/Motorola V60 Technical Hotline toll
free at 1-877-668-8600.
The programming sequence differs between a TDMA telephone and a CDMA telephone.

S-B-82.70/179A February 20022 TDMA PROGRAMMING
1. Obtain the following information from the cellular carrier before beginning the programming sequence:
• Cellular telephone number: __ __ __ - __ __ __ - __ __ __ __
• Carrier system I.D.: __ __ __ __ __ (I.D. number will be 1 to 5 digits)
2. Obtain the telephone security code from the customer. In a new telephone, it is set to 000000.
• Telephone security code: __ __ __ __ __ __ (Default is all zeros)
3. Program as follows:
StepToPress (Input)Phone Displays
1Enter Programming
ModePress: #, Carrier System I.D., #, *,
“SEND”Enter Security Code
_ _ _ _ _ _
2 Enter Security CodePress: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 and select
“OK” (This is the factory default
code)ESN (Hex)
3 Enter Phone NumberScroll down to MIN: --- --- --- ----
and insert the ten digit MIN
through the keypad and select
“OK” (MIN is the customer’s
cellular number)IMSI
4Finalizing
ProgrammingSelect “DONE” (The handset
display will turn off temporarily)Main Menu
Note: The telephone will display “Try Again” if an entry error is made. Press “CLR” to erase the
message/incorrect digits or press and hold “CLR” to clear all digits and then enter the correct number
and press “SEND.”
4. The telephone will power off after the “NAM Program Begins” message displays. W hen the telephone is
powered up again, it will search for the network and be ready for use.

S-B-82.70/179A
February 20023 CDMA PROGRAMMING
1. Obtain the following information from the cellular carrier before beginning the programming sequence:
• Cellular telephone number: __ __ __ - __ __ __ - __ __ __ __
• Carrier analog system I.D.: __ __ __ __ __ (I.D. number will be 1 to 5 digits)
• Carrier digital system I.D.: __ __ __ __ __ (I.D. number will be 1 to 5 digits)
Note: Generally, the analog and digital system I.D. numbers will be the same. Questions regarding
system I.D. numbers should be addressed with the cellular carrier.
2. Program as follows:
StepToPress (Input)Telephone Displays
1Enter
Programming
ModePress: 7, 4, 6, 6, 3, #, MENU,
MENUNam 1
Nam 2
2
Selecting NAM Choose “SELECT” for NAM 1 MIN: 0000000000
3Enter Phone
NumberInsert the ten digit MIN
through the keypad and select
“OK” (This is the customer’s
cellular number)IMSI
4Enter AMPS
System I.D.Scroll down to AMPS Sys ID,
insert the number and select
“OK” (AMPS data is provided
by the carrier)CDMA Sys ID:
5Enter CDMA
System I.D.Insert the CDMA Sys ID and
select “OK” (CDMA data is
provided by the carrier)MIN:
6Finalizing
ProgrammingSelect “DONE” and then press
the “END” keyMain Menu
Note: The telephone will display “Try Again” if an entry error is made. Press “CLR” to erase the
message/incorrect digits or press and hold “CLR” to clear all digits and then enter the correct number
and press “STO.”
3. After the “Entry Done” message appears, the telephone will display “Searching” as it attempts to contact
a network. W hen the “Searching” message disappears, the telephone is ready for use.
4. To program a second number, follow step 1 in the table below and steps 2-6 in the above table.
StepToPress (Input)Phone Displays
1Enter NAM2
Programming
Mode7, 4, 6, 6, 3, #, 2, FCN, FCN Enter MIN
Note: Be sure to obtain the system I.D. for each before beginning the programming sequence if the
second through fourth numbers are with different cellular carriers.
Note: The CDMA telephone has a two telephone number maximum. Refer to the operation guide for
instructions on how to switch between the various telephone numbers.

36
Install remaining covers under rear seat bench

Replace cover under rear seat bench at

rear with cover from the conversion kit.

f

Remove and install cover on bottom of rear

seat

AR91.12-P-1100GH

37
Disconnect ground lead from battery

f

Disconnect ground lead from battery

AR54.10-P-0003A

38
Retrofit voltage supply for central interface

module (1)

AZ82.60-P-0004-06A

39
Install glove compartment

f

Remove/install glove compartment

AR68.10-P-1400GI

Torx bit set

*000589011000

40
Connect ground cable for battery

f

Disconnect ground lead from battery

AR54.10-P-0003A

41.1
Initialize DVD player

As of VIN A289565, X754620.

AZ82.60-P-0004-07GH


Rear seats

Number

Designation
Model

163 as of

09/99

BA91.12-P-1005-03A
Nuts for rear seat console on vehicle floor
NM
40

BA91.12-P-1008-03A
Screws for rear seat console on vehicle floor
NM
40

115 589 03 59 00

Longitudinal wedge

Torx bit set

000 589 01 10 00

Parts ordering notes
Part no.

Designation
Quantity

B6 782 6500
Monitor, anthracite/orion, with 2 earphones (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6501
Monitor, java, with 2 earphones (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6505
DVD player (national code 1), with bracket
1

B6 782 6506
Video player (NTSC), with bracket
1

B6 782 6507
Earphones (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6508
Radio-controlled earphones (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6530
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, orion (only with video player) (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6531
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, anthracite (only with video player) (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6532
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, Java (only with video player) (NTSC)
1

B6 782 6536
Monitor, anthracite/orion, with 2 earphones (PAL)
1

B6 782 6537
Monitor, java, with 2 earphones (PAL)
1

B6 782 6538
DVD player (national code 2), with bracket
1

B6 782 6539
Video player (PAL), with bracket
1

B6 782 6540
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, orion (only with video player) (PAL)
1

B6 782 6541
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, anthracite (only with video player) (PAL)
1

B6 782 6542
Floor covering at bottom of rear seat, Java (only with video player) (PAL)
1

B6 782 6545
Earphones (PAL)
1

B6 782 6551
Central interface module
1

B6 782 6570
Supplementary kit as of VIN A289565, X754620 (PAL)
1

B6 782 6571
Supplementary kit as of VIN A289565, X754620 (NTSC)
1

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