Radio
2RadioEquipment overview
Rotary/push knob
− Mark a function or a su b-menu, set a value (turn)
− Select a function or a sub-menu, confirm a value (press)
and : The backwards/forwards keys operate the “active” audio
source.
− Radio Mode - press briefly: Station change; press for a long time:
Manual station selection
− CD Mode - press briefly: Change of track; press for a long time: fast
forward/reverse
Switching on/off : Rotary/push knob for switching the navigation
system on/off (press) and volume control (turn)
Selector keys
− - repeats the last announceme nt during the guidance and
shows the current travel destination, the current position
(address) and geo-position.
− – changes over into radio mode and changes the
frequency range when in the radio mode.
− - changes over into CD mode.
− - switches over to navigation.
− – switches over to the stored TMC traffic reports display
( T raffic- Message- Channels).
− - enables setting-up the individual fields.
Function keys next to the display. The function is displayed in the
relevant corner of the display. Square brackets mean that the function
is currently not available (e. g. [DELETE], if you do not wish to delete).
Button for adjusting the sound
CD-case
Display Eject button - briefly press the button to move the inserted CD
into the position ready for removal.
Button - Set flagged destination.
Button - back to the previous me
nu point or to the last setting.
Equipment which is marked * is only stan dard on certain model versions or suppli-
able as special equipment for certain models.
Important informationWarrantyThe equipment warranty terms and conditions also apply for new vehicles.
After the expiration of the warranty, a piec e of equipment in need of repair will be
replaced with a reconditioned, original item with spare part warranty. It is, however,
a precondition that the housing has not been damaged and no unauthorised
attempts have been made to carry out repairs.
Note
Damage within the meaning of the warranty must not be the result of improper
handling of the system or from unprofession al repair attempts. It is also essential
that there is no external damage.Operation of the navigation systemThe requirements of today's road traffic demand the driver’s full concentration at all
times.
Apart from the availability entertainmen t, the extensive and demanding equipment
details of this system also offer a wide range of information, which will help you to
reach your destination quickly and safely.
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