2008 MERCEDES-BENZ SLK-Class lock

93 Telephone*
Telephone operation

Press

.
The Telephone main menu appears.
Telephone status information is displayed
on the right end of the status bar.
The following displays are possible:
READY
= telephone is logged into your
mobile communcations home network
and ready for use,

ROAMING
= telephone is logged into a
mobile communications network out
-
side your home network,

NO SERV.
= no network available,

= telephone signal strength,

= call active
( page
99)
.
Other messages could also appear:
If the message

Please
insert
phone
,
Phone
not
installed
or
Please
insert SIM card

appears, see chapter “Switching the
phone ON / OFF”
( page
89)
.

If the message

Please
Enter
PIN:
appears, see “En
-
tering the PIN”
( page
91)
.

If the message

Enter
unlock
code:
appears, see “En
-
tering unlock code”
( page
91)
.
Selectable soft keys and options
soft key

Opens the phone book
( page
101)
,

Recvd.#
soft key

Opens the accepted and missed calls
list
( page
96)
,

Dialed
# soft key

Opens dialed calls list
( page
97)
,

SMS
soft key

Provides access to the SMS menu ( page
104)
,

Entry of a phone number
( page
95)
.
iThe information is also displayed in
Navigation* mode (only in map dis
-
plays).


140 Navigation*During route guidance1Estimated time of arrival2Remaining driving time in hours and
minutes3Remaining journey (distance)1, 2 and 3 refer to the stop-over desti
-
nation. You'll only see the details for the fi
-
nal destination when you arrive at your
stopover and the system has calculated
the route to the main destination.
Selectable soft keys
Route
soft key:

Provides access to the display of the
route on the map,

Mode
soft key:

Provides access to the setting of the
route mode
( page
113)
.

In the Info menu, press the
Route
soft
key.
The map appears. The route remaining
is highlighted in blue. The destination is marked with a flag , any stop-over destination is marked with a flag

. The current vehicle posi
-
tion is identified with the
symbol.

Depending on the distance to the des
-
tination, it may take some time before
the route display appears.
iThe estimated time of arrival does not
refer to the time zone of destination,
but always refers to the time zone of
the vehicle's current location. For a
correct calculation, make sure that the
system clock is set correctly ( page
166)
.
Displaying the route on the map
s

141 Navigation*
During route guidance

In the Info menu
( page
139)
, press
the
Route
soft key.
The route appears on the map.

Press the
List
soft key.
The list of road/route sections remain
-
ing appears.The road currently travelled on appears
at the top.

Press

or

to scroll through the
list.

The
Page
soft keys allow scrolling
through the list page by page.
The Detour function blocks a route seg
-
ment ahead.

The length of this route segment can be
entered. The system then calculates a de
-
tour route if possible.
Show the soft key displays ( page
139)
.
.
Detour function is not active:

You can activate the function and set
the length of a route segment to be
blocked;
or
Detour function is already active:

You can change the length of the route
segment to be blocked
( page
142)
,
or switch OFF the Detour function by
deleting the detour
( page
142)
.
Displaying the route list
iDepending on the distance to the des
-
tination, it may take a few moments be
-
fore the route list is completed.

The list is completed only when the
route calculation is completed.
Dest.
is displayed before the last list entry.Detour function
iThe
Detour
soft key display indicates
whether the Detour function is active.
= not active. = active.

142 Navigation*During route guidanceActivating detour function and setting
length of route segment to be blocked
If the soft key displays are shown ( page
139)
, press the
Detour
soft
key.The system gives you a full-screen map
and freezes the map and screen show
-
ing the position of the vehicle. You can
now set the distance of the route seg
-
ment to be blocked.

Continue to press the
More
or
Less
soft
key until the desired route segment to
be blocked is reached.
The length of the route segment
blocked ahead appears in the status
bar. The section of the road that is
blocked appears as a red and white
dotted line on the map.
1Symbol
= current position

Press

.
The system calculates a new route
avoiding the blocked road segment.
Changing detour 
If the soft key displays are shown ( page
139)
, press the
Detour
soft
key.

Use

to select the
Change
detour

menu item.

Press

.
You can now enter the length of the
road segment to be blocked.

Continue to press the
More
or
Less
soft
key until the desired distance for the
route segment to be blocked is set.

Press

.
The system calculates a new route
avoiding the blocked segment if possi
-
ble.
Deleting detour
Show the soft key displays ( page
139)
.
If a Detour is already active, the
Detour

soft key is displayed with no color.

Press the
Detour
soft key.

143 Navigation*
During route guidance

Use

to select the
Delete
detour

menu item.

Press

.
The blocked road segment is can
-
celled. The system recalculates the
route.
The Stop-over function offers the option of
selecting a stop-over destination while
route guidance is active.
A stop-over destination can be, for exam
-
ple, a gas station, a rest area, or a hospital,
but also a regular destination. Once the
stop-over destination has been reached,
the system automatically calculates the
route to the final destination.
Show the soft key displays ( page
139)
.
.
Route guidance to a stop-over destina
-
tion is not active:

You can enter a stop-over destination;
or
Route guidance to a stop-over is al
-
ready active:

You can change the stop-over destina
-
tion or cancel the route guidance to it
by deleting the stop-over
( page
145)
.
Stop-over
iThe
St-over
soft key display indicates
whether route guidance to a stop-over
is already active.
= not active. = active.

166 SystemSystem settings
Press

.
The System menu appears.
Selectable soft keys
Time
soft key

For setting the date and time

Lang.
soft key

For setting the language
( page
168)

Tones
soft key

For switching confirmation beeps

and acoustic signals ON and OFF ( page
168)

Display
soft key

For changing the display settings ( page
169)

Reset
soft key

For resetting COMAND to the factory
settings
( page
170)

Press the
Time
soft key.
The Date/Time setting menu appears.
The following options are now available:
Setting the time

Setting the date

Setting the date/time format
Setting the time The UTC time transmitted by the GPS sat
-
ellites has to be set to the local time zone.

This enhances:
correct navigation for routes with time-
dependent traffic guidance, and

correct calculation of the estimated
time of arrival.
Calling up the System menu
Setting the date/time
iThere is no automatic change from day
-
light saving time to standard time.

This has to be changed manually.When you change the time zone, the
clock time also changes automatically.
If you enter an incorrect time, the time
difference remains unchanged when
you change time zone.

174 GlossaryGSM
(Global
System for
Mobile communica
-
tion) A standard network protocol used
throughout the world for digital cellular
communication.
ID3 tag
Additional information which may be
included in MP3 files (e.g. title, artist,
album).
ISO9660
Standard for recording data on CDs.
Joliet
Standard for recording data on CDs.
Latitude
One of the two ->coordinates that

indicate the geographical position on
the earth's surface. The latitude indi
-
cates the north-south position in rela
-
tion to the equator.
LOGIC7
®
A 7-channel surround matrix that con
-
verts any 2-channel material into
breathtaking multi-channel surround
sound, creating a natural, 360-degree
“enveloping” soundfield with a maxi
-
mum “audio sweetspot” for all passen
-
gers.
Longitude
One of the two ->coordinates that

indicate the geographical position on
the earth's surface. The longitude indi
-
cates the east-west position in relation
to the ->Greenwich meridian.
MP3
The term used in everyday speech for

MPEG1 Audio Layer 3.
Multi session
A method for recording data, e.g. for
CDs. Data is written to the CD in a num
-
ber of sessions.
PIN
(Personal
Identification
Number)
Personal identification number, must
be entered to activate the telephone.
POI
(Point
of Interest)
Points of Interest include service sta
-
tions, rest areas, parking lots, hospi
-
tals, sight-seeing points, etc.
Provider
Service provider offering access to a
mobile communication network or oth
-
er services within the network.
PUK
(Personal
Unblocking
Key)
Must be entered if the wrong PIN was
entered three consecutive times.

175 Glossary
Root directory
The uppermost directory on a storage
medium.
Scan rate (MP3)
Indicates the frequency at which volt
-
age samples are taken during the con
-
version of an analog signal into a digital
signal. The analog-to-digital converter
converts the samples into digital sig
-
nals.
SCAN search
Plays receivable radio stations, or CD
tracks in succession, each for approx.
8 seconds.
SIM
(Subscriber
Identity
Module)
Card provided by the GSM telephone
service provider. Necessary for access
-
ing a mobile communication network.
SMS
(Short
Message
Service)
With this function, you can receive,
read and delete short text messages

(if SMS service is provided by your ser
-
vice provider).
Soft keys
Keys to activate different functions,

depending on the selected operating
mode.
Tele Aid
(Tele
matic
Alarm
Identification on
De-
mand)The Tele Aid system consists of three
types of response: automatic and man
-
ual emergency, roadside assistance
and information. Tele Aid is initially

activated by completing a subscriber
agreement and placing an acquain
-
tance call. The Tele Aid system is operational pro
-
vided the vehicle's battery is charged,
properly connected, not damaged and
cellular and GPS coverage are avail
-
able.
Unlock code
Your unlock code prevents unautho
-
rized persons from using your tele
-
phone. The unlock code is a number
string, which you have to enter when
switching on the telephone.
UTC
(Universal
Time
Coordinated)

The mean sun time associated with lon
-
gitude zero (world time). It functions as
basis for the time zones.
WB
Weather
Band