54 Audio
CD audio/DVD audio and MP3
i Discs with copy protection do not comply
with the CD audio standard and in some cases
cannot be played by COMAND.
When playing copied discs, problems may occur
with the playback.
A wide variety of discs, disc writing software and
writers are available. Due to this variety we can-
not guarantee that the system will be able to play
discs that you have written/copied yourself.
There may be playback problems with user-
burned CDs with a storage capacity of more than
700 MB. These CDs do not meet current valid
standards.
i When playing a DVD audio, it may be the
case with numerous albums that the last track
does not contain any music and COMAND
switches to the next track. This is due to the pro-
duction method and does not imply a fault with
the unit.
! Do not attach stickers or labels of any kind
to discs. They may come loose and damage
COMAND.
COMAND has been designed for discs meeting
the requirements of standard EN 60908. There-
fore, only discs with a maximum thickness of
1.3 mm can be used.
If a thicker disc is inserted, e.g. one which stores data on both sides, (DVD on one side, audio data
on the other side), this cannot be ejected and
COMAND will be damaged.
Do not use 8 cm diameter discs, not even with an
adapter. Only use round, 12 cm diameter discs.
i COMAND can play audio CDs with the high-
resolution surround format.
Only touch the discs at the edges.
Handle discs with care in order to pre-
vent malfunctions during playback.
Avoid scratching, leaving fingerprints
and dust on the discs.
Clean the discs occasionally with a
commercially available cleaning cloth.
Always wipe in a straight line from the
inside outwards, never in a circular mo-
tion.
The discs must only be labelled using
pens specially designed for this pur-
pose.
After use, put the discs back into the
box.
Protect the discs from heat and direct
sunlight.
i If the CD/DVD is printed on one side, this
side must face upwards when loaded. If neither
side is printed, the side to be played must face
downwards.
The system may not be able to play copy-protect-
ed CDs/DVDs.
Notes on CD/DVD discs
Notes on the care of
CD/DVD discs
Loading CDs and DVDs
G Warning
Only insert a CD or DVD when the vehicle is
stationary. There is a risk of accident by be-
ing distracted from road and traffic condi-
tions if you load a CD/DVD while the vehicle
is in motion.
Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph
(appr. 50 km/h), your vehicle is covering a
distance of 44 feet (appr. 14 m) every
second.
67 Audio
Music Register
You can record tracks from audio CDs and
store them as MP3 files in the Music Reg-
ister. The memory capacity is 4 GB.
! Keep your original music files in a safe
place. A fault with the COMAND may cause the
music files stored in the Music Register to be
lost. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC is not liable for
any loss of data.
From another main function
Select “Audio” K “Audio” K “Music
Register” in the display with Audio
menu (
page 40).
i If “Music Register” was active last, you only
need to select “Audio”.
Within the audio function
Select “Audio” K “Music Register”.
The Music Register is loaded. The Mu-
sic Register display appears.
No music files available:
A message will be displayed.
First record music files to the Music
Register (
page 68).
Music files available:
You will hear the first track of the first
folder found or playback will start from
the point listened to last.
Example display: Music Register
1Storage media type - Music Register
N
2Track number
3Track name
4Elapsed track time
5Visual time and track display
6Current playback option
7Sound settings
8Media selection
9Folder functions
aCurrent folder
bStorage medium position in the media
list
cCalls up Music Register menu
Music RegisterSwitching to Music Register
