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Navigation
“Find address”
You can use the “Find address” command
to select a previously saved address and
start route guidance.
Example of dialog:
sFind address
tPlease say the name.
sSmith
uThe system shows a numbered list
of saved addresses in the display
tPlease select a line number.
sLine number 1 ...
tLine number 1 accepted.
tStarting route guidance
“Start route guidance”
You can use the “Start route guidance”
command to start route guidance once a
valid destination has been entered.
sStart route guidance
tStarting route guidance
“Route information”
You can use the “Route information” com-
mand to have the following information on
your currently planned route read out:
Distance to destination
Remaining driving time
Expected arrival time
“Guidance instructions on”
When you use the “Guidance instructions
on” command, voice control repeats the
last driving tip. If the driving tip output has
been switched off up to this point, it is now
switched on again.
“Guidance instruction off ”
You can use this command to switch off
the route guidance voice output.
“Cancel route guidance”
You can use this command to stop route
guidance.
Example of dialog:
sCancel route guidance
tAre you sure you want to cancel
route guidance?
sYes
tCancelling route guidance
Voice control cancels route guidance.
or
sNo
tContinuing route guidance.
The dialog with voice control is terminated.
Route guidance remains activated.
“Zoom in/out"
You can use these commands to zoom the
map display one step in or out.
“Zoom in/out completely”
You can use these commands to set the
map display directly to the smallest or larg-
est scale.
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Address book
sWork
tSmith work. Dialing number.
“Find name”
Use the “Find name” command to search
for a name in the address book. Voice con-
trol then asks what action you want it to
perform: for example call the selected
number, start route guidance to the saved
address or open the entry.
“Find address”
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“Delete name ”
Use the “Delete name” command to delete
a voice tag from your address book.
Example of dialog:
sDelete name
tPlease say the name.
sSmith
tDo you want to delete Smith?
sYes
tThe voice tag has been deleted
“List address book”
You can use the “List address book” com-
mand to listen to all names and voice tags
in the address book. You can select an en-
try during this.
If no name is entered in the name field of
the address book, the phone number or
the address is read out. A name can be en-
tered later in the name field.
Example of dialog:
sList address book
The system reads out all address book en-
tries. If there is a large number of entries,
the system asks from which entry it should
start the reading.
i If you do not say a name, voice control reads
out all address book entries.
To select an address book entry:
press the ! button at the selected
entry.
The entry is selected and shown on the
display. Voice control asks whether the
selected entry should be called, navi-
gated to or opened.
To cancel the dialog: press the L
button.You have cancelled the dialog. The sys-
tem confirms by responding “Cancel”.
“List phone book” and dialing a phone
number
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“Delete address book”
You can use the “Delete address book”
command to delete individual voice tags or
all the voice tags in the address book. The
address data is not deleted.
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“Find entry”
You can use the “Find entry” command to
open any address book entry.
Example of dialog:
sFind entry
tPlease say the name.
sSmith
uThe system shows a numbered list
in the display.
tPlease select a line number.
sLine number 1 ...
tLine number 1 accepted.
The system opens the first entry on
the list.
If the selected entry contains at
least one phone number or an ad-
dress, voice control asks whether
you want to dial the number or nav-
igate to the stored address.“Spell entry”
You can use the “Spell entry” command to
open any address book entry by spelling
the name.
Say the letters in the form of a continuous
string of letters (five to seven letters).
A list of possible entries will appear in the
display and you can choose the one you re-
quire.
Example of dialog:
sSpell entry
tPlease spell the name.
sS-M-I-T-H
uThe system shows a numbered list
in the display.
tPlease select a line number.
sNumber four
tNumber four accepted
The system opens the fourth entry
on the list.
If the selected entry contains at
least one phone number or an ad-
dress, voice control asks whether
you want to dial the number or
navigate to the stored address.i You can use the “Next page” or “Previous
page” commands to scroll through the list. You
can use the “Correction” command to spell the
name again.
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Radio and Satellite Radio*
You can use voice control to:
select the waveband
find a station
select a frequency (FM, AM)
select a category (Satellite radio)
listen to the station list
save a voice tag for a station
delete a station list (voice tags only)
delete a station (voice tag only)
select a channel number (Satellite ra-
dio)The names of all received and stored sta-
tions are available for voice recognition. To
improve voice recognition, you can store a
voice tag for a specific speaker.
To select the radio or satellite radio
application: press the ! button on
the multi-function steering wheel.
Say the command “Radio” or “Satellite
Radio”.
Press the ! button.
Say one of the radio or satellite radio
commands explained below.
You can always give the commands for the
radio when you are listening to the radio,
even if a different application is shown on
the display.
“Help Radio”
Using the “Help Radio” command, you can
have all the commands for the radio read
out.
“Help Satellite Radio”
Using the “Help Satellite Radio” command,
you can have all the commands for the sat-
ellite radio read out.
Selecting a waveband
You can set the waveband with the follow-
ing commands:
“FM”
“AM”
“Next station”/“Previous station”
You can start manual tuning and set the
next station using the following com-
mands:
“Next station”
“Previous station”
“Next category”/“Previous category”
You can use the following commands to
change the category on satellite radio:
“Next category”
“Previous category”
Radio and Satellite Radio*
G Warning
Please devote your attention first and fore-
most to the traffic situation you are in.
Before your journey, please familiarize your-
self with the radio functions.
Only use the Voice Control System when
road and traffic conditions permit you to do
so. Otherwise you could be involved in an
accident in which you or others could be in-
jured.
OperationCommands
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DVD changer
You can use voice control to:
select a CD/DVD
select a track
select a directory in MP3 operation
select a group in Audio DVD operation
i On the command “Next/previous CD/
DVD”, the DVD changer changes from one CD/
DVD to the next, skipping any empty compart-
ments. If you select an empty compartment with
the “CD/DVD 1 to CD/DVD 6” command, the
current compartment remains selected.
To select the CD application: press
the ! button.
Say one of the following commands:
“CD player/CD changer”
“DVD audio”
“DVD video”
“MP3”
Press the ! button.
Give one of the CD or DVD commands
explained below.
“Help CD”/“Help DVD”/“Help MP3”
With the commands:
“Help CD”
“Help DVD audio”
“Help DVD video”
“Help MP3”
you can have all the commands for the CD,
DVD or MP3 read out.
“Next CD/DVD”
With the “Next CD”/“Next DVD” com-
mands, you can select the next audio CD/
DVD from your DVD changer.
“Track 1” to “Track 99”
With the “Track 1” to “Track 99” com-
mands, you can select a track number
from the inserted CD/DVD.
“Next track”
You can use the “Next track” command to
select the next track.
“Previous track”
With the “Previous track” or “Repeat track”
commands, you can have the track just
played repeated. If the command is spoken
as the first few seconds of the track are
played, the previous track is selected.
“Group 1” to “Group 9”
With the “Group 1” to “Group 9” com-
mands, you can select a group on an in-
serted audio DVD.
DVD changer
G Warning
Please devote your attention first and fore-
most to the traffic situation you are in.
Before your journey, please familiarize your-
self with the radio functions.
Only use the Voice Control System when
road and traffic conditions permit you to do
so. Otherwise you could be involved in an
accident in which you or others could be in-
jured.
Operation
Commands
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Command list
Cancel route guidance/navigation/
nav/destination guidance
Exit route guidance/navigation/nav/
destination guidance
Stop route guidance/navigation/
nav/destination guidance
Terminate route guidance/naviga-
tion/nav/destination guidance
Next gas station
Next Mercedes-Benz Service
Next workshop
Next MB service
Next hospital
Next car park
Next restaurant
Address book commands
Address book
List address book
Read out/play address book
Delete address book
Spell entry
Spell name
Find entry
Delete name
List destination memory
Read out/play destination memory
car
car phone
landline
landline phone
landline phone
mobile
mobile phone
mobile phone
work
home
Work
Office
Company/business
Car
Car phone
Landline
Landline phone
Landline phone
Mobile
Mobile phone
Work car
Work car phone
Car phone work/office/business/
company
Work/office/business/company/
landline
Work/office/business/company/
landline telephone/phone
Landline telephone/phone work/of-
fice/business/company
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Command list
Save station
Select station
List station list
Read out station list
Delete station list
Previous station
Last station
Satellite Radio* (SIRIUS)
Satellite Radio* on/SIRIUS on
Next channel
Other channel
Channel
Delete channel
Save channel
Select channel
List channel list
Read out channel list
Delete channel list
Last channel
Previous channel
Next category
Previous category
Category
Select category
List category list
Read out category list
Previous category
Last category
CD changer
CD changer
Next CD
Other CD
Previous CD
Last CD
Next track
Other track
Previous track
Last track
Repeat/replay track
CD 1 to CD 6
CD number 1 - CD number 6
Track 1 - Track 99
Track number 1 - Track number 99
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Command list
MP3
MP3
MP3 changer (on)
Next MP3
Other MP3
Previous MP3
Last MP3
Repeat/replay MP3
Next directory
Other directory
Previous directory
Last directory
Next track
Other track
Previous track
Last track
Repeat/replay track
Track 1 - Track 99
Track number 1 - Track number 99
MP3 1 - MP3 6
MP3 number 1 - MP3 number 6
Hard disk
Hard disk
Music register
Memory card
Memory card
DVD audio
DVD audio
DVD audio changer on
Next DVD audio
Other DVD audio
Previous DVD audio
Last DVD audio
Next directory
Other directory
Previous directory
Last directory
Next group
Other group
Previous group
Last group
Group 1 - 9
Group number 1 - 9
Next track
Other track
