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128 Function
1 Standard display
(Y page 128 )
Shows the standard display or resets
the trip mete r 2 Trip computer
(Y page 128 )
Shows the trip computer from the
start of the journey or resets it 3 Rang
e 4 Digital speedomete
r5 Message memory
(Y page 128 ) 6 Service
(Y page 226 )
Calls up the service due dat e7 Tyre pressure loss warning sys
-
tem * 8 Time/date
(Y page 129 ) The number of menus shown depends on the
optional equipment in the vehicle.
Use the buttons on the multi-function steer-
ing wheel. Basic display The basic setting shows the trip meter and
the total distance recorder in the multi-func-
tion display. This is the standard display .
X Press the èbutton repeatedly until the
standard display appears.
or
X Press and hold the èbutton until the
standard display appears. 1
Trip meter
2 Total distance recorder
X To reset the trip meter: press and hold
the í button until the value has been
reset .
Trip compute r X
Press the èbutton repeatedly until the
trip computer appears. 1
Kilometres
2 Average spee d
3 Time
4 Average fuel consumption
X To reset the trip computer: press and
hold the íbutton until the values have
been reset .
Message memory The on-board computer stores certain display
messages. You can call up display messages
in this menu. G
Risk of accident
The on-board computer only records and
displays messages and warnings from cer-
tain systems. For this reason, you shoul d
always make sure that your vehicle is safe
to drive. You could otherwise cause an acci-
dent by driving an unsafe vehicle .Cont
rols
* optional
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X
Press the èbutton repeatedly until the
"Message memory" menu appears.
If there are no display messages, you will
see No messages. If there are messages,
the 2 Messages display, for instance, will
appear in the multi-function display.
X Press the íbutton to scroll through the
display messages.
i The possible display messages are
explained in the "Practical advice" section
( Y page 236).
All display messages are deleted when you
turn off the ignition.
Time/dat e This menu is only available on vehicles with-
out audio equipment or with Audio 20* .
X Press the èbutton repeatedly until the
"Time/date" menu appears.
X To set: use the íbutton to select the
display you want to change: hour, minutes,
day, month, year.
X Press æandç to set the selected
display. X
To save: press the íbutton.
The next display is selected. On-board computer (vehicles with the
luxury multi-function steering
wheel*, 12 buttons)
The on-board computer is activated as soon
as you turn the key to position 2in the ignition
lock. You can use the on-board computer to
call up information relating to your vehicle
and to make and/or adjust settings. G
Risk of accident
Only use the on-board computer when roa d
and traffic conditions permit. You would
otherwise be distracted and unable to con-
centrate properly on driving, and could
cause an accident. Controls
* optional
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130 Luxury multi-function steering wheel
(12 buttons)
Use the buttons on the luxury multi-function
steering wheel to operate the on-board com-
puter. 1 Multi-function display
2 Adjusting the volum
e
æ Increases the volume
ç Decreases the volum e
Telephone operation*
s Accepts a cal l
t Rejects or ends a call
F Mute 3 !
Activates voice control* 4 L
Selects the next menu level up
(back)/deactivates voice con-
trol * 5 Selecting the submenu or scrolling
through lists
$
Up
% Down
Selecting the line for menus and
selecting menu s
& Right
( Left
# Confirms selection and mes -
sages Several functions are combined thematically
in the menus. For example, the
Settings
menu contains functions for adjusting set-
tings on your vehicle. Or you can use a func-
tion to look up information or to change
settings for your vehicle.
You can imagine the menus as if they were
arranged in a circle.
X To select the standard display :press and
hold the Lbutton until the standard Controls
* optional
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display with the total distance recorder and
trip meter appears.
or
X Press the Lbutton repeatedly until the
standard display with the total distance
recorder and trip meter appears.
X To hide a display message: press the
# orL button.
The on-board computer stores certain dis-
play messages. Calling up display mes-
sages (Y page 140). Multi-function displa
y
The description field on the multi-function
display shows you values and settings as well as any display messages that may have been
generated. 1
Description field
2 Line for menus
X To show the line for menus 22:press the
( or& button. Controls
* optional
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133Function
1
Trip
menu (Y page 133 )
R Displays the standard display or
resets the trip meter (Y page 133 )
R Displays or resets the trip compute r
from start (Y page 134 )
R Displays or resets the trip compute r
from reset (Y page 134 )
R Calls up the range (Y page 134 )
R Digital speedometer (Y page 135 ) 2
Nav* menu (navigation details)
( Y page 135 ) 3
Audio* menu
(Y page 137 )
R Selects a radio station
(Y page 137 )
R Operates the CD player/CD
changer*/DVD changer*/DVD
audio*/MP3 (Y page 137 )
R Operates the DVD
video* (Y page 138 ) 4
Tel* menu (telephone)
(Y page 138 ) Function
5
Service
menu(Y page 140 )
R Calls up display message s
( Y page 140 )
R Tyre pressure
R ASSYST PLUS (Y page 226 ) 6
Settings
menu(Y page 140 )
R Selects submenu (Y page 140 )
R Resets to factory setting s
( Y page 144 ) The number of menus shown depends on the
optional equipment in the vehicle.
The Audio*, Nav* and Tel* menus are dis-
played slightly differently in vehicles with
audio equipment* and vehicles with
COMAND APS*. The examples given in this
Owner's Manual apply to vehicles equipped
with COMAND APS*. Trip men
u
i Menu overview (Y page 132), using the
on-board computer (Y page 130).
Use the buttons on the luxury multi-function
steering wheel.
X Press (or& to select the Trip
menu.
Basic display X
In the Tripmenu, select the standard dis-
play with total distance recorder and trip
recorder submenu.
or
X Press the Lbutton repeatedly until the
standard display appears.
or
X Press and hold the Lbutton until the
standard display appears. Controls
* optional
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Trip meter
2 Total distance recorder
i Reset the trip meter (Y page 135).
Trip computer from start The values in the
From startsubmenu refer
to the start of the journey.
X Press $or% to select From
start. 1
Kilometres
2 Time 3
Average spee d
4 Average fuel consumption
The From start trip computer is automati-
cally reset if the trip is interrupted for longe r
than 4 hours. It is automatically reset if the
trip exceeds 999 hours or 9,999 kilometres .
i Reset the trip computer (Y page 135).
Trip computer from reset The values in the
From resetsubmenu refer
to the last time the submenu was reset .
X Press $or% to select From
reset. 1
Kilometres
2 Time
3 Average spee d
4 Average fuel consumption The
From reset trip computer is automati-
cally reset if the trip exceeds 9,999 hours or
99,999 kilometres .
i Reset the trip computer (Y page 135).
Calling up the range X
Press $or% to select the Range
submenu.
The multi-function display shows the esti-
mated distance that can be covered by the
vehicle, based on your current driving style
and the amount of fuel remaining in the
tank. 1
Estimated range
Once the reserve tank fuel is about half
empty, only the refuelling symbol appears. Controls
* optional
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Digital speedometer X
Press $or% to select the digital
speedometer. 1
Digital speedomete r
Resetting You can reset the following functions:
R
Trip meter
R Trip computer from start
R Trip computer from reset
X Press $or% to select the functio n
that you wish to reset.
X Press #. Example illustratio
n
X Press %to select Yesand press #
to confirm. Navigation* men
u
i Menu overview (Y page 132), using the
on-board computer (Y page 130).
The multi-function display shows navigation
instructions in the Navmenu.
Use the buttons on the luxury multi-function
steering wheel.
X Press (or& to select the Navmenu .Route guidance inactive 1
Direction of travel
2 Current road
The road you are currently driving on only
appears if it is still in the Audio 50 APS* or
COMAND APS* memory.
Route guidance active No manoeuvre announce
d 1
Distance to destination
2 Distance to next manoeuvre
3 Current road
4 Symbol for "follow the road's course " Cont
rols
* optional
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Manoeuvre announced without change of
lane
1
Road into which the manoeuvre leads
2 Distance to manoeuvre and graphical dis-
tance displa y
3 Symbol for manoeuvre
When a manoeuvre is announced, you will see
the symbol for the manoeuvre and beside it a
graphical distance display 2. This decreases
as you approach the announced manoeuvre. Manoeuvre announced with change of
lan
e
Lane recommendations are only displayed if
the relevant data is available on the digital
map. 1
Road into which the manoeuvre leads
2 Distance to manoeuvre and graphical dis-
tance displa y
3 Lane recommendation
4 Symbol for manoeuvre
On multiple-lane roads, a lane recommenda-
tion 3may be shown for the next manoeu -
vre. Additional lanes may be added during a
manoeuvre. Lane recommendation display
1
Uninterrupted lane
2 New lane during a manoeuvre
3 Lane recommended for the manoeuvre
For more information on lane recommenda-
tions, see the separate Operating Instruc-
tions for Audio 50 APS* and COMAND
APS*.
Navigation status indicators in the multi-
function display
When route guidance is activated, the follow-
ing messages may appear:
R < : you have reached the destination.
R New route...: a new route is being calcu-
lated. Controls
* optional
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