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Safety notes Using the telephone ....................... 128
Seat
Correct driver's seat position ........213
Storing settings ............................. 210
Seat adjustment ................................ 203
Seat belt Fastening ....................................... 210
Seat belts
Warning lamp ........................ 212, 311
Seat covers
Cleaning ......................................... 285
Seat heating ....................................... 205
Seats Adjusting (bucket seat) ..................205
Adjusting (electrically). ..................204
Adjusting (manually). .....................204
Seat adjustment ............................ 205
Seat ventilation
Malfunction indicator lamp ............307
Selector lever
Display message ............................ 291
Sensors
Cleaning ......................................... 284
Service indicator
see ASSYST PLUS service interval
displa y........................................... 279
Service products ............................... 349
Brake fluid ..................................... 351
Coolant .......................................... 351
Engine oil ....................................... 350
Fuel ................................................ 349
Windscreen washer fluid ................352
Settings
Calling up a stored setting .............210
Factory (on-board computer) .........240
On-board computer .......................238
SETUP (on-board computer) .............241
Sidebag ................................................ 39
Side windows Convenience closing ......................219
Convenience opening ....................219
Fault .............................................. 318
Opening/closing ............................ 218
Snow chains ...................................... 276
Socket ................................................ 260Sound
Switching on/off .............................. 67
Sound Modus ....................................... 68
Soun dsettings .................................... .67
Balance ............................................ 68
Special destination
Category ........................................ 106
Entering ......................................... 106
Entering using the map ..................110
Special destination icon
Setting ............................................. 85
Special destination list .....................109
Spee dlimiter
SPEEDTRONIC ............................... 245
Speedometer
Digital speedometer (on-board
computer) ...................................... 233
Selecting the display unit (on-
board computer) ............................ 238
Speedtronic ....................................... 245
Display message ............................ 293
Permanent ..................................... 247
Variabl e......................................... 246
SRS (Supplemental Restraint Sys-
tem) ...................................................... 35
Display message ............................ 304
Warning lamp ........................... 35, 309
Standard display (on-board com-
puter) ................................................. .233
Station list ......................................... 161
Station pre-sets ................................. 162
Stations Saving ............................................ 163
Tuning in ........................................ 161
Station search ................................... 162
Steering wheel Adjusting ....................................... 206
Adjusting (electrically). ..................207
Adjusting (manually). .....................206
Buttons (on-board computer) ......... 230
Storing settings ............................. 210
Steering wheel boss
Cleaning ......................................... 284
Steering wheel gearshift paddles ....227
Stowage compartment Rear stowage compartment ........... 258 14
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Overhea
dcontrol panel Function Page
0001
0002
Switches the left-
hand reading lamp on/off 217
0002
0007
Switches the interior
lighting on/off 217
0015
0015
Switches the auto-
matic interior lighting con-
trol on/off 217
0014
0002
Switches the right-
hand reading lamp on/off 217 Function Page
0012
0004
Deactivates tow-
away protection 49
0013
Rear-view mirror 207
000A
Transmitter buttons for the
garage door opener*
262
000B
0003
Deactivates the inte-
rior motion sensor 50Overhea
dcontrol panel
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COMAND operating system
Function Page
0001
COMAND display 55
0002
COMAND control panel
with a single DV
Ddrive or
DVD changer* 57
0015
COMAND controller 59
Back button (on left) 60
Delete button (on right) 61
Components of COMAND
COMAND consists of:
R
the COMAND display
R the COMAND control panel with a single
DVD drive or a DVD changer*
R the COMAND controller with back and
delete buttons You can use COMAND to operate the follow-
ing main functions:
R the navigation system
R the audio functions with the following
modes :radio and DA Bradio mode*, disc
(CD audio, DV Daudio or MP3 mode),
PCMCI Amemory card (MP3 mode), MUSIC
REGISTER, Media Interface* and audio AUX
R the telephone with textm essage (SMS)
function *and the address book
R video DVD
R the system settings
You can call up the main functions:
R using the corresponding buttons
R using the main functions menu bar in the
COMAND display
COMAND display The COMAND display shows the functio
ncur-
rently selected and its associated menus. The
COMAND display is divided int oseveral
areas.
The radio display is shown in the example. 0001
Status bar
0002 To call up the audio menu
0015 Menu item with main functions
0014 Display/selection window
0012 Menu bar for the selected main function
or operating mode
Status bar 0001shows the time and the current
settings for radio and telephone operation. At
ag lance
55COMAND APS
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Address book men
uoverview Address book Searching New Deleting
R
Importing external data
(convenience teleph-
ony* only)
R Deleting external data
(convenience teleph-
ony* only)
R Receiving vCards Searching for
an address
book entry Creating a new address
book entry Deleting an address
book entry
Selecting an entry in the address book
X
Turn 002800130029or slide 002B0013002Cwhen the dis-
play/selection window is active.
Creating a new address book entry i
Function restriction: this function is not
available while the vehicle is in motion.
i You can enter address data directly in the
address book .Ifyou store telephone num-
bers in the COMAND phone book, these are
saved in the address book. If you store a
navigation destination, COMAND creates
an address book entry which includes the
complete navigable address data.
X Call up the address book (Y page 149) and
select New.
The input menu containing data fields and
the input speller appear. Input menu with data fields
0001
Selected data field with cursor
0002 Input speller
Switching the data field
X Slide 001F0013repeatedly until the inpu tspeller
disappears.
X Then slide 001F0013000Dand press 0017.
or
X Select 001Aor001B in the speller.
The input menu displays the data field
selected.
Entering data in a field
X Select the characters one after the other in
input speller 0002or enter using the num-
bered buttons on the number keypad.
i The input speller offers th echaracters
that correspond to the selected data field.
X To toggle upper and lower case for the
input speller: select0003or0024. Telephone
151COMAND APS
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Doors
Opening/closing from the outside
G
Risk of accident
If children are lef tunsupervised in the vehicle,
they could:
R open a door from inside the vehicle at any
time, eve nifithas been locked
R start the vehicle using akey which has been
left in the vehicle
R release the parking brake
They could thereby endanger themselves and
others. Never leave children unsupervised in
the vehicle. Always take the key with you
when leaving the vehicle, even if you are only
leaving it for a short time.
The key centrally locks/unlocks:
R the doors
R the boot lid
R the fuel filler flap 0001
0009 To lock the vehicle
0002 0002 To unlock the boot lid
0015 000B To unlock the vehicle
0014 Battery charge indicator lamp
When you unlock the vehicle, the turn signal
lamps flash once. An acoustic signal may also
sound if a setting to this effec thas been made
in the on-board computer. The door handles
move out slightly.
If you do no topen either a door or the boot
lid after you have unlocked the vehicle, it will automatically relock after approximately 40
seconds.
Individual settings You can change the setting of the locking
system in such a way that only the driver's
door and the fuel filler flap are unlocked. This
is useful if you frequently travel on your own.
X To change the setting: press the000B
and 0009 buttons simultaneously for
approximately six seconds until the battery
chec klamp flashes twice.
The key now functions as follows:
X To unlock the driver's door: press the
000B button once.
X To unlock centrally: press the000Bbut-
ton twice.
X To lock centrally: press the0009button.
Restoring the factory settings X
Press the 000Band0009 buttons simulta-
neously for approximately six seconds until
the battery check lamp flashes twice.
Opening the door !
The doors swing upwards and out when
opened. Therefore, make sure that there is
sufficient clearance above the vehicle. 200
DoorsControls
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X
Push release lever 0001down completely.
The steering column is unlocked.
X Adjust the steering wheel to the desired
position.
X Push release lever 0001up completely.
The steering column is locked.
Adjusting the steering wheel electri-
cally* 0001
Fore-and-aft adjustment
0002 Height adjustment
X To adjust the steering wheel: push/pull
the lever in the corresponding direction.
X To save settings: (Ypage 210). EASY-ENTRY/EXIT feature*
The EASY-ENTRY/EXIT feature makes getting
in and out of your vehicle easier. G
Risk of injury
Make sure that nobody can become trapped
when you activate the EASY-ENTRY/EXIT fea-
ture.
If there is a risk of someone becoming trap-
ped, stop the adjustmen tprocedure. To halt
the procedure:
R move the steering column adjustment
switch in the opposite directio nto that in
which the steering wheel is moving.
R press one of the memory function position
buttons. Never leave children unsupervised in the vehi-
cle. They could open the driver's door and
thereby unintentionally activate the EASY-
ENTRY feature and become trapped.
The steering wheel swings upwards when
you:
R open the driver's door and the key in the
ignition lock or KEYLESS GO is in position
0or 1.
R remove the key from the ignition lock.
The steering wheel is moved to the last selec-
ted position when you:
R close the driver's door and select position
0, 1or 2with KEYLESS GO.
R close the driver's door and insert the key
into the ignition lock.
The last position of the steering wheel is
stored:
R after each manual adjustment
R after storing a memory position
(Y page 210).
You can activate and deactivate the EASY-
ENTRY/EXIT feature in the on-board com-
puter (Y page 240).
i The crash-responsive EASY-EXIT feature
can only be activated after an accident if
the EASY-ENTRY/EXIT feature is activated
in the on-board computer.
When the crash-responsive EASY-EXIT fea-
ture is triggered in an accident, the steering
wheel column will move upwards, irrespec-
tive of the key position. This makes it easier
to exit the vehicle or rescue the occupants. Mirrors
Rear-view mirror
X Adjust the rear-view mirror by hand so you
have a good overview of the traffic condi-
tions. Mirrors
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Calling up
astore dparking position set-
ting X
Select key position 2with the Start/Stop
button (Y page 202).
X Engage reverse gear.
The exterior mirror on the front-passenger
side moves to the stored parking position.
The exterior mirror on the front-passenger
side moves back to its original position:
R as soon as you exceed a speed of
10 km/h
R about ten seconds after you have disen-
gaged reverse gear
R if you press button 0001for the exterior mir-
ror on the driver's side Memory functions*
Storing settings
Using the memory function, you can store up
to three different settings, e.g. for three dif-
ferent people.
You can save the following settings as a single
memory preset:
R sea tand backres tposition
R driver's side: steering wheel position
R driver's side: position of the exterior mir-
rors on the driver's and front-passenger
sides G
Risk of injury
The memory function can still be used when
the key has been removed. For this reason,
children should never be left unsupervised in
the vehicle. They could otherwise become
trapped when adjusting the seat or the steer-
ing wheel. G
Risk of accident
Only use the memory function on the driver's
side when the vehicle is stationary. Other-
wise, you could be distracted from the traffic
conditions by the steering wheel and seat moving of their own accord, and as a result
cause an accident.
X
Select key position 2with the Start/Stop
button.
X Adjust the seat (Y page 204).
X On the driver's side, adjust the steering
wheel (Y page 206) and the mirrors
(Y page 208).
X Press memory button Mand one of the
storage position buttons 1,2or 3within
three seconds.
The settings are stored in the selected pre-
set position. Atone sounds when the set-
tings have been completed. Calling up
astore dsetting
X Press and hold the relevant storage posi-
tio nb utton 1,2or 3until the seat, steering
wheel and exterio rmirrors are in the stored
position.
i The setting procedure is interrupted as
soon as you release the storage position
button. Seat belts
Wearing seat belts
Seat belts are the most effective means of
restraining the movement of vehicle occu-
pants in the event of an accident. This
reduces the risk of vehicle occupants coming
into contact with the vehicle interior. 210
Seat beltsControls
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The transmission fluid temperature and the
coolant temperature are displayed in the
AMG menu (Y page 241). Rev counter
The red band in the rev counter indicates the
engine's overrevving range. The fuel supply is
interrupted to protect the engine when the
red band is reached.
! Do not drive in the overrevving range.
Doing so will damage the engine. Outside temperature display
G
Risk of accident
At temperatures just above freezing point, the
street may be icy, especially in wooded areas
or on bridges. If you do not adapt your driving
style to the conditions, the vehicle could skid.
For this reason, adapt your driving style and
speed to the weather conditions.
Changes in the outside temperature are dis-
played after a short delay. On-board computer
Please bear the following in mind
If the ignition is switched on, you can operate
the on-board computer. G
Risk of accident
Only use the on-board computer when road
and traffic conditions permit. You would oth-
erwise be distracted and unable to concen-
trate properly on driving, and could cause an
accident. Multifunction steering wheel
You can control the multifunction display and
the settings in the on-board computer using
the buttons on the multifunction steering
wheel. 0001
Multifunction display
0002
001C0015Makes/accepts or
rejects/ends a call*
00050009Increases/reduces vol-
ume 0015
0012
Activates voice control; see the
separate operating instructions. 0014
0001
Press briefly:
back, deactivates voice control and
fades out display messages.
0001 Press and hold:
selects the standard display. 0012
0008000ECalls up the menu bar and
selects menus 000F000CPress briefly:
selects a submenu or scrolls through
lists
In the
Audio menu, selects a stored
station, an audio track or a video
scene
In the Tel*m enu (telephone),
switches to the telephone book and
selects a name or a telephone num-
ber 230
On-board computerControls
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