2006 MERCEDES-BENZ CL COUPE ESP

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AND
COMAND navigat ionsystem* (destin ationm emory)
1 Select ed data field with inpu tmar k
(c ur so r)
2 Inpu tcha racters
6 To enter data: proc eedas describ edin
the "To cha ngeth edata fiel d" oper at-
ing step in the"C reating anew addr ess
book entry "se ction (
=page 186).
Assigni ngade stinatio nto an ad dres s
bo ok en try
i Thisfun ctionas sign s th eco mp lete , na viga-
ble address dat ato an existing address book en-
tr y. Yo ucan th enselect thi s entry in thea ddr ess
book and start rout egui dance to theaddress
from there.
6 Select "Assign add ress book entry" .6
Select thedes ired categor y,e.g.
"Ho me" .
The menu appears for searching foran
ad dress book ent ry.
6 Select the desired address book entry.
Pr oceed as described in th e"S ea rching
fo r an address book ent ry"se ction
( = page 187).
COMAN Dstor es the data if the address
bo ok entry se lect ed does not yetco n-
tain nav igab le address data.
If the select ed address bo okentry al-
ready contains navig ablead dress data,
ap romp t wi llap pear asking wheth er
you wish to overwrit ethe exis ting data.
6 Select "Ye s"or "No" .
If yo u select "Yes" ,COM ANDstor es the
data.
6 Select "Navi" "Destination" "From
memory" . Th
ede stinat ionmemo rylist ap pe ars ei-
ther with or without inpu t cha racter s.
Wh ether or not th einput cha racter sar e
di sp layed depe ndson thenu mb erof
entries in the desti nation memo ry.
6 Select th edes tina tion you are lo oking
fo r. Pr oc eed in the sa mewayas you
would ent er adestin ation asdescrib ed
in the "E ntering adestina tion from the
de stinatio nmem ory" sect ion
( = page 154).
6 Select "Delete".
A pro mptappear sas king wh ether you
wis hto delete th edestinat ion.
6 Select "Yes"or"No" .
If yo uselect "Yes", COMAN Dde letes
th ede stinat ion.
i Ifth e na viga ble addre ssdat afo rth e des tina-
ti on being delet edis also assigned toan address
book entry, COMANDwill also dele tethis da ta
from there. If thec orrespondin gaddress book
ent rydoes not contain any furth erdata, such as
te lephone numbers ,CO MA ND delet esthe ent ire
addres sbo ok entry.
P6
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letin gade stinat ionor your
ow na ddress from the destinat ion
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COMAND addres sbook i
The" Call" me nu item is only av ailable if
COMA NDisequi ppedwith th ete xt me ssage
fu nc tion.
or
6 Select "Options" "Call" .
The teleph one*mak esthe call. Th e
COMA NDdisplay sh owstelepho ne
mod e.
i To do this,COMA ND must be equipped with
a te leph one* and thetext message func tion*.
The mobile phone must be inserted into the
bracket .Text mes sage functio nsare not sup-
ported by all mobile phones.
6 Displ aythe deta ilsabout anentry and
hig hlight the telephone num ber data
fiel d (
=page 189).
6 Press nands elect "Write SMS" .
or 6 Select "Options" "Write SM S".
6 Enter the text of the message
( = page 127). i
To do this, COMA NDmust be equipped with
a na viga tion system*.
6 Search for an addr essbo ok ent ry
( = page 187).
6 Displ aythe deta ilsa bout anentry and
highl ight the address data field
(= page 189).
6 Press n.
i Pressi ngn only works if the address data
fi eld contains complete dat a.
Su bseq uent op eration wi llde pe nd on how
co mplete the address data item sare and
whether th eyagree with the da tain the
digital mapint he na vigation syste m.They
do not correspond, fore xamp le, if they are
not writte nin th e sa meway asthe desti na-
tion entry.
Ad dres sdata comp leteand matche s the
digital map data
Th ena viga tion syst embegin srout eca lcu-
latio naf ter yo uselect "Navigate". Add
ress data inc omplete or does not corr
espo nd with the digital map data
i The navigation system can only perform the
route calculation process when theco unt ry,the
to wn or pos tcode, the road na meand, if appro-
priat e,theho use number are entered correc tly.
The entries forthe town and road nam emustbe
ident ical with th e destination entry.
Th eco un try ca nbe written asfollow s:
! Inthe language of theco untry concerned
! In th elan guagese tas thesys tem language
! Asan int erna tional coun tryco de for vehicles
(e.g. Dfor Germ any,Efor Spain, Ffor
Fr an ce,I for Italy ,et c.)
Af ter"N avigat e"is selec ted, ame ssage
appears st ating th atthe address is inco m-
ple te.
6 Toclose the message: select "OK".
De pend ing on wh ichdata ismissin gor
does not correspond wit hthe digita lma p
data, youmu stnow:
! select aco un try
! enter atown
! enter a road
! enter aho usen um ber Wr
itin ga text message toan entry St
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COM
AND
COM ANDad dress book
6 Toselect a coun try: select thede-
si red country from th elist.
6 To enter the town: proc eed in the
sa me wa yas you woulden tera desti-
nation as describe din the "Entering the
town" section (
=page 144).
6 To enter the road name: proc ee din
th es ame way as you wou lden ter ades-
tination asdescribed in the "Ente ring a
ro ad nam e"section (
=page 147).
6 To enter the house numb er:proc eed
in thesa me wayas youwou ldenter a
dest inat ion as described in the "Enter-
in g the house numb er"se ction
( = page 150).
Th ena vigatio nsyste mbegin sro ute
calcu lation when the data iscom plet e
an d it corresponds wit hthe digital map
da ta.
i Your veh iclemust be equipped with Lingu a-
tr onic *for voicee ntries .Voi ceentries are
not possible for address book entri esfrom the
phone book on themo bile phone. Ad
ding or chang ingavo ice entry
i Youc an add on evoice entry per address
book entry.
6 Sear chforthe address book entry with
or without avoice entry (
=page 187).
6 Select "Options" "Vo ice tag" 
"Add" or"Ed it".
Su bseq uent op eration is control led
by voice.Li ng ua tro nic* guides you
thro ugh the di alogues. Deleting
avoice ent ry
6 Sear chforthe address book entry with
a voi ce entry (=
page187).
6 Select "Options" "Vo ice tag" "De-
let e".
A deletion pro mptap pe ars.
6 Select "Yes"or"No".
COM AND deletes th evoice entry de-
pe nd ing on your select ion. Listening
toa voi ceentry
6 Sear chforthe address book entry with
a voi ce entry (=
page187). 6
Select "Options" "Vo ice ta g"  "Lis-
ten".
Yo uwi ll hear thevoi ce entry.
St orin gapho ne boo kentr yas ane w ent
ry
i Themobile phone mustbe inse rted into the
bracket.
6 Sear ch fo ran en tryinthephone book
on the mobilephone (
=page 187).
or 6 Disp laythe deta ils from anentry inthe
phone book on the mob ilephone
( = page 190).
6 Select "Options" "Save" "New en-
try" .
6 Select anumber categ ory, e.g. "Ho me" .
6 Select atel ephone cate gory, e. g.
"L andline telep hone numb er". Voi
ceentries St
oringapho nebook entry from the
mo bilephone in the address book
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COM
AND
CO MA ND autom atic air conditioning
The "Mon o"function is autom atical ly
sw itchedof fifyo u:
! cha ngeau tom atic airco nditi oning set-
tings for the front-passenger side with
COM AND
! press a ro cker sw itch for the automatic
ai rco nd itio ning on the front-p assenger
side Adjustin
gthe foot we lltem perature
i This set ting is effec tive in automatic mode,
espec ially at low out side temp eratur es.
Yo ucan use the"Footw ell tempe ratu re"
fu nction to set the temperatu re differe nc e
be twe enthe footwel lan dth eres tof the
ve hicle interior.
Th e gre aterthevalue you set, the high er
th ete mper atur ein thefo otwe ll.
6 Air-con ditioning functio nline  Select
ai r-condi tioni ngcentral menu.
6 Toselect "Footwel ltem perature" :
slide qm ror turn ym z.
A sc ale appears. 6
Tochan ge the tem perature differ-
enc e:slide qm ror turn ym z.
6 Toconf irm the selec tion: press n.
Setting the blower settin gsforthe air vents
i
This set ting is effec tive in aut omatic mode,
espec ially at high ou tsid etemp eratures.
Th isfunction allo ws you to det ermi ne the
way the airi sblown th rough the air vents
in au tom atic mo de. The blower settings
chi efly deter mine the air distr ibut ion and
th eairflo w. Youca nselect:
! Focused (high blowe rsetting)
! Medium (stand ard setting)
! Diffus e( low blowe rse tting) If the veh
iclehas be come very warm and
th eau tom atic air conditi oning is cooling
the interior, the blowe rsettings arebr iefly
cance lled.
6 Air-cond itioning function lineAir-
condi tioning centr almenu sele ct
"A irflo w".
A sele ction list appears.
Th ecu rre ntsetting isindi cated by a
dot.
6 Tochange the blower setting s:slide
q m ror turn ym z.
6 Toconfirm the selec tion: pressn.
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Sea ts
6 Make sure the key isin pos ition 1or 2
in the ignition lock orthat the respec-
ti ve door isope n.
Head restraint height
6 Hig heror lower: slideswitch 1upor
down.
i Theh ead restraint heigh tisa utoma tica lly
adj usted relativ etoth e seat fore-and-af tadj ust-
ment.
i Thehead restrain tof the fron t-passe nger
seat au tomatically mo ves to its lowermost posi-
ti on while theve hicle is in motion if the seat is
unoc cupied. You will then have a bet ter all round
view.
Seat hei ght
6 Slide sw itch 2 upor down inthedi re c-
tion of the arrow.
Seat cus hion angle
6 Up or do wn:slide sw itch 3 upor
down inthed irec tion of th earrow until
yo ur thig hsare lightl ysupported.
Se at cu shion length
6 Forwards orbackwards: slide sw itch
4 left or right inthe di rection of the ar-
row. Se
at fore-an d-aft adjust ment
6 Forwards orbackwards: slide
switch 5to the le ftor right.
i Thehe ad re strain t he ight is au tomati cally
adj usted relativ eto the seat fore-and-aft adj ust-
me nt.
Ba ckrest angle
6 Slide switch 6left or right inthedi re c-
tion of th ear row.
He ad re straint angle 6
Graspth etop of th ehe ad restraint and
pull itforward sor push it backwards. Lumbar
supp ort
Yo uca nad just thelumbar supp ortus ing
COMA ND (
=page 216). Mu
lti-co ntour se at*
Yo uca nset thec haracter istics ofthemul-
ti-contour se atfor th edrive ran dfront pas-
se ng er usingCO MAN D (
=pa ge 216).
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Risk of inju ry Ma
kesure th attheba ck of you rhead issu p-
po rte dat about eye level bythe centre of
th ehe ad restrai nt.This will re duce therisk
of injur yto yo urhead and ne ckinthe ev ent
of an acciden tor si milar sit uations.
Never travel with outac orrectly adj usted
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Con
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Seats
Fo lding uppneumatically*
i If a rear pas senger inserts the belt in to the
bu ckle, thehe ad rest rainton the co rrespondi ng
se at folds up automatically.
6 Pres sa nd hold button 1until the head
rest raints are folded up.
Fo lding upmanually
6 Pull the head rest raintup by hand until
it engages in plac e. G
Risk of inju ry Ma
kesure that th ehead restraint sar e en-
gaged. The ba ckofthe head willotherwise
not be suppor tedin theev en tof arear im-
pact andth ere ar passen gers cou ldbe in-
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Mirrors
Th ean ti-d az zle function of the re ar-vi ew
mirror andt he exterior mirror on the dri v-
er ’s side opera tesif th eign itio nis sw itched
on and in cide nt light from head lamps
strikes the sensor in the rear-vi ewmirror.
Th emi rror s’au tom atic an ti-d az zle function
do es not op erateifre ve rse gear isen gage d
an d the int erior lighting is switched on.
!If ele ctrolyte from a brok enmirror drips
on to thev ehicle ’s paint work, im mediately rinse
th epai ntwo rkthor ou ghlywith cl eanwa ter. Oth-
erwise, the elec trolyte could da magethe paint-
work.
El ec troly tecan only be rinsed off before it has
dried. To
ma kepark ingeasier ,th eex terior mirror
on the front-p asse ng er side swings into
parkin gposition as soon as re verse gear is
engaged.
You can onl yuse this park ing aid after sav-
ing th eparking position of the exterior mir-
ror on the front-pas seng er sid ewith the
memor yfunct ion(
=page 243).
1 Selectio nbut tonfo r right-ha nd orleft-
ha nd exterior mirror
6 Make sure the key isin position 2in the
ign itio n lock. Autom
atic an ti-dazzle mirr ors G
Risk of acc ident The mirr
ors’ au tomati can ti-d azzle func tion
wi ll not wor kif th eincide nt ligh tfr om head-
lamp sis un able to hit thesen sorin the inte-
ri or mirr orif,f or example, the rear window
bl ind* is ex tended.
In cide nt light co uld th en dazzle you. This
ma yprevent youfrom observingth et raffic
con dition s,thereb yca us ing an acc iden t. G
Risk of inju ry Elec
trolyt ema yesca peif th eglas sin an au-
toma tic anti-daz zlem irror brea ks.
Elec trolyt e is an ag gressive irrita ntandm ust
not beallo wedto come into contac t with
your skin,eyes or resp irat or y organs .If ele c-
tr olyt eco me sin to contact wi thyou reyes or
sk in,ri ns e thoro ughly with clean water im-
me diately. Con sulta doct orifnecessa ry. Ex
terior mirrorparking position
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Li gh ts Autom
atic hea dlam pmo de
The side lamps, dipp ed-bea m headlamps
an dlic en ce plate li ghtingaresw itched
on or off automa tica lly, depe nding on the
brightnes sof the ambient light. 6
Toswitcho n:turn the light sw itch to
* .
The side lamps aresw itched on or of f
au tom atica llywh en the key is inpo si-
tion 1in theignition lock.
Th edip ped-be am headlamp s, si de
la mp sand lice nce plate lighting are
swit chedon or off automatic ally wh en
the engine isrunning.
i Ifthe side lamps or dipped-b eamhe adlamps
ar e swit ched on automat ically, thegree nside
lamp indicat orlamp C nexttoth eligh tswitch
also ligh tsup. Fr
ont foglamps and rear foglamp
i Whenthe lig htswit chis at * ,you cannot
swit chon the fron tor rear foglamps. Inthis ca se,
tu rn the lightswit ch to B. 6
Toswitchon: turn th elight swit chto
B .
The C gree nside la mpindi ca tor
la mp next to the light sw itch lights up.
Front fog lamps
6 Pullthe light sw itch out to the first
sto p.
The ‡ green front fogla mp indicator
la mp next to the light sw itch lights up. G
Risk of acc ident If
the ligh tsw itch is at position *:
! the headlamp scould automati cally
switch offte mporarily as a conse quence
of stro ng glar e(e.g. from oncomi ngtraf-
fi c)
! the li ghtsdo not switch onautoma tical ly
in foggy conditions
Tu rn the light switch toB ingo od time ,
ot herw ise yo uc ould endanger yoursel fan d
others.
When it isda rk,onl yturnth el ight sw itch
fr om * toB when theve hicle is sta-
ti onary .You could oth erwi se cau sean acci-
dent if theheadl ampswere to switch off
temp orarily.
The automat ichead lamp fe atur eis only an
ai d. The dri verisr espo nsi ble for the vehicle
li gh ting at all time s. G
Risk of accident Wh
enit is dark, only turn the light switch
from * toB when the vehi cle is sta-
ti on ary. Youcou ldotherwise ca usean ac ci-
de nt if thehead lampswere to switch off
temp orarily.
Turn the light switch toB beforest ar ting
a jou rney in foggy conditions. Othe rwis e,
yo ur veh icle ma yno tb es eenan d yo ucould
therefo reendan geryo urse lfan dot he rs. 216_R
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