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Adjusting the sound settings
X
Press the 0047button.
The display shows the current sound
settings.
X Select Treble
Treble ,Bass
Bass, Balance
Balance orFader
Fader
with the 0063or0064 button.
X Adjust the sound with the 0059or0065
button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the most recently stored
sound setting.
X To exit sound settings: press the0038
button.
Audio 10 stores the new sound settings. Setting the language
As standard, Audio 10 uses the language set
in the on-board computer. You can also set
the language independently of the on-board
computer. X
To select the system menu: press the
003B button and confirm with 008B.
Language
Language is selected.
X Press the 008Bbutton to confirm.
The display shows a list of available
languages. The 0036dot marks the currently
set language. X
To select a language: use the0064button
to select the desired language and confirm
with 008B.
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language.
Or
X Press the 008Bbutton to select
Synchronize Languages
Synchronize Languages .
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language on the on-board
computer.
X To exit the system menu: press the
002A or00FD button. Resetting to factory settings
You can reset the settings of Audio 10 to the
factory settings. This will delete all personal
data (station memory, phone book etc.).
i Resetting to factory settings is useful
when you sell the vehicle, for example. X
To select the system menu: press the
003B button and confirm with 008B.
X Use the 0064button to select Reset
Reset and
confirm with 008B.
A prompt appears in the display asking
whether the data should be deleted.
X Use the 0059or0065 button to select
Yes
Yes orNo No and confirm with 008B.
If Yes
Yes has been selected, a second prompt
appears in the display asking whether the
data should be deleted. Basic functions
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X
To cancel the deleting process: No
No.
Audio 10 is not reset.
Or
X To delete: selectYes
Yes in the display and
confirm with 008B
The display briefly shows a message. Audio
10 is reset and restarted. 16
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Selecting radio
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Selecting a station .............................. 18
Storing stations ................................... 18
Switching wavebands .........................19
Operating the radio using the mul-
tifunction steering wheel ...................20
Traffic program priority (TA) ..............20 17Radio
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Selecting radio
X Press the 002Abutton.
You will hear the last station selected. Selecting a station
Station search
X Press the 0048or0049 button briefly.
You will hear the next receivable station. Setting stations manually
X Press and hold the 0048or0049 button
until the desired position has been
reached.
You will hear the selected station, as long
as it is receivable. Setting the frequency manually
X
Press the 003Ebutton.
X Using the 004Ato0089 number keys, enter
the desired frequency.
Or
X To select the radio menu: press
the 0064 button, select Radio
Radio using the
0059 or0065 buttons and confirm by
pressing the 008Bbutton.
The Enter Frequency
Enter Frequency menu item is
selected.
X Press the 008Bbutton.
X Using the 004Ato0089 number keys, enter
the desired frequency. i
You can only enter frequencies which lie
within the selected waveband
(Y page 19). Storing stations
Storing stations manually
You can save the current station.
X
Press and hold any of the 004Ato0089
number keys until the display shows the
number you pressed in front of the
transmitter frequency or the station name.
The station is stored under the selected
preset. Storing stations automatically
You can automatically store 10 receivable
stations in the waveband selected to presets.
The order is determined by reception quality.
i Previously stored stations from this
waveband will be lost. X
Press the 002Abutton to select the desired
waveband.
X To select the preset menu: press
the 0064 button, select Presets Presetsusing the
0059 or0065 buttons and confirm by
pressing the 008Bbutton. 18
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X
To select Autostore: press the0064or
0063 button to select Autostore
Autostoreand
confirm by pressing the 008Bbutton.
Audio 10 searches for the 10 stations with
the strongest signal and stores them. X
To cancel storage: during storage, press
the 008Bbutton.
X To exit the preset menu: using the0064
button, select one of the stored stations
and confirm by pressing the 008Bbutton.
Or
X Press the 0038button.
i If the process is interrupted by a traffic
report, you must repeat it. Calling up stored stations
Calling up stations using the number
keypad X
Press the 002Abutton to select the desired
waveband.
X Briefly press a number button from 004Ato
0089.
You will hear the station stored in the
selected preset, if it is receivable.
Calling up stations using the station list X
Press the 002Abutton to select the desired
waveband.
X To select the preset menu: press
the 0064 button, select Presets Presetsusing the
0059 or0065 buttons and confirm by
pressing the 008Bbutton.
The display shows a list of the stored
stations.
The 0036dot indicates the station being
currently played, if the station has been
stored.
X To select a station: using the0064or
0063 buttons, select a station and confirm
by pressing the 008Bbutton.
You will hear the station stored in the
selected preset, if it is receivable. Switching wavebands
Audio 10 can receive the following
wavebands: Waveband Frequency
FM (VHF) 87.7 – 107.9 MHz
MW (medium wave) 530 – 1710 kHz
X
Press the 002Abutton repeatedly until the
display shows the desired waveband.
Or
X To select the waveband menu: press
the 0064 button, select the waveband in
the menu bar using the 0059or0065
buttons and confirm by pressing the 008B
button.
The display shows a list of wavebands.
The 0036dot indicates the waveband
currently called up.
X To select a waveband: select a waveband
using the 0064or0063 buttons and
confirm by pressing the 008Bbutton. Switching wavebands
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Operating the radio using the
multifunction steering wheel
You can call up saved stations using the
multifunction steering wheel. 0043
Waveband
0044 Station
X Press the 002Abutton.
Radio mode is selected.
X Select Radio Radiowith the 007For0080 button
on the multifunction steering wheel.
The on-board computer display shows the
waveband and the station name/frequency
of the selected station.
X Use the 0063or0064 button on the
multifunction steering wheel to call up the
previous or next stored station. Traffic program priority (TA)
TA function
If you are listening to a station without traffic
reports or another audio source, Audio 10 can
switch to a station with traffic reports, for the
duration of one traffic report. This TA function
is also possible when the system is muted.
i Traffic program priority is only available in
the FM waveband. Stations which
broadcast traffic announcements are
marked TA
TA in the status bar.
i Telephone conversations and navigation
announcements are not interrupted. Activating/deactivating the TA
function
X
Press and hold the 0063mute button until
the display shows TA TAin the status bar.
Or
X To select the radio menu: press
the 0064 button, select Radio Radiousing the
0059 or0065 buttons and confirm by
pressing the 008Bbutton.
X Using the 0064button, select Traffic Traffic
Information (TA) Information (TA).
X Using the 008Bbutton, switch the TA function
on or off.
A tick in front of Traffic Information Traffic Information
(TA)
(TA) shows that the TA function is
switched on.
X To exit the radio menu: press the0038
button.
i If the TA function is switched on, you will
see the TA
TAsymbol in the status bar.
i You can also activate/deactivate the TA
function in the SD, USB, AUX and BT audio
menus. Adjusting the volume of traffic
reports
X Turn the volume control right or left during
a traffic report.
i This setting also applies to the traffic
reports to follow. Interrupting a traffic report
X Briefly press any button during a traffic
report, except the 0043button. 20
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The next traffic report can be heard again. Traffic program priority (TA)
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