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X
Sel ect FromMob ile Phone .
X Sel ect Add or
Ove rwr ite .
Sel ecti ngAdd imp
orts thephoneboo k
entri esfrom themob ile pho neinto the
ad dre ssboo k.
Sel ecti ngOve rwrite dow
nloadsthe
tel ephone entriesfrom themob ile pho ne
and overwritesal lpho neboo kentrie sin the
ad dre ssbook with the à icon.The
pre vious phone book entri esarethen no
lo nge ravail able.
After successfu llydow nload ingthe contact
data youseeacorrespo ndingmessa ge.
The address book orthe phone mainmenu
is disp layed.
i You canselectthe Overwri te menu
item
if the address book already contains such
entries. Ifthe address book isfull ,you see
a correspo ndingmessa ge.
Do wnl oading fromtheMemory Card X
Select Address Book or,
ifthe phone main
menu isdisp layed, Phone .
X Select Downloa dContact s .
As election menuappears.
X Select FromMemory Card .
X Select Add or
Overwri te .
Select ingAdd import
sthe entries from the
PCMCIA memorycardintothe address
book.
Select ingOverwri te import
sthe entries
from thePCMCIA memorycardand
overwrit esallent ries inthe address book
with the¯ icon.Theprevious entries
are then nolonger available.
Aft ersuccess fullyimport ingthe contact
data youseeacorr espondin gmessage.
The address bookorthe phone mainmenu
is displayed.
i You canselect theOverwri te menu
item
if the address bookalready contains such
ent ries. Ifthe address bookisfull, yousee
a corr espondin gmessage. Downlo
adingvCardsvia Bluet ooth® You
canreceive vCardsfromdevices (suchas
a PC) which support thetran smission of
vCards viaBluetoot h®
.
It is not necessary toauthoriz ethe device in
COMAND todo so.
Received vCardsareimport edintothe
address book.
i Ifyou switch toanoth ermain function,
e.g. navigation ,while receivin gvCards, the
recept ionofvCards willbeterm inated.
X Select Address Book or,
ifthe phone main
menu isdisplayed, Phone .
X Select Downloa dContact s .
As election menuappears.
X Select Receive BusinessCards .
This interrupts theBluetoot hconnec tion
between COMAND andyour active mobile
phone. COMAND isready toreceive vCards
from another Bluetooth ®
device.
X Start datatrans feronthe exter nal
Bluetooth device(seeoperating
instr uctions ofthe device).
The data onthe vCards isautomatically
trans ferred tothe address book.The
number ofvCards received isdisplay ed. X
To cancel thetransfer: PressW.
or
X Press the% button . 122
Addr
essBookTelephone
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Supp
orted DataFormat s(USB devices) The
following datatypes aresupported:
R MP3: CBR,VBR(upto320 kbit/ s)
R WMA: CBR,VBR(upto320 kbit/ s)
In order todisplay themetadata during
play back, ID3tags (version 1.x,2.3, 2.4) and
WMA tagsinASCII andUTF16 coding are
supported.
Notes onUSB Devic es
R In order tokeep theinitialisation timeshort,
do not store dataother thanmusic fileson
the USB device.
R Up toeight directory levelswithupto1,000
track sare supported.
R Do not use aUSB exten sioncable or
adapter. Thesemayimpair functionality.
R Play lists aresearched forinthe
background onthe USB device and,if
availa ble,areoffered besidefolders ina
separate category.
R You canonly useUSB devices formatted
with thefilesystem formatFAT(File
Allocation Table).
i Files protect edwith DRM (Digital Rights
Management) arenot supported bythe
Media Interface. Conne
ctingExternal Devices
You willfind theconn ection socketsin the
glove compartmen t.
Never connectmore thanonedevice ata
time. Please consult aMercedes-B enz
Service Centerforfurther informat ion.
i Donot leave extern aldevices inthe
vehicle, asfunct ionality cannotbe
guaranteed abovecertain temperatures
(such asinside avehicle indirect sunlight).
Mercedes-B enzdoes nottake
responsibility forany damage toextern al
devices. 1
Connect ionsocket for1/8 inch jackplug,
for MP3 players, forexample.
2 iPod ®
plug forconn ectin gan iPod ®
3 USB socket forconn ectin gaUSB device
4 Example device:iPod®
X Connect theextern aldevice using
appropriate connection 1,2or3.
Never connectmore thanonedevice ata
time. Youwillotherwise notbeable toplay
back fromtheextern aldevice.
COMAND activatesthedevice.
If you remove adevice, theNoDevice Connected message
appears.
i The conn ected iPod®
or USB device
should notbeoperated witharemote
con trol (such asaBluetoot hremot e
con trol) while itis being operated with
Media Interface, asthis could cause
unfores eentechnical difficult ies.
i The initialisation periodmaybeext ended
if you connectan iPod ®
or USB device
which hasafully discharged battery.
i Errormessages appearwhilethedevice
is being activat edif:
R you have connected two devices atthe
same time
R COMAND doesnotsupport thedevice
con nected
R the device connected consumes too
much power
R the Media Interface connection is
defect ive 152
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InterfaceAudio
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X
Press theW orX button .
The volume increases ordecreases during
voice output.
or
X Set thevolume forthe voice output onthe
volume controlfor COMAND . Display
Messages
The audibl ehelp funct ioncan be
supplemented byvisual helponthe display
(Y page 44).Ifthe help funct ionisswitched
on, the most importan tcomman dsthat are
curren tlypossible appearinthe display when
you start thedialog.
In the address bookandnavigation system,a
selection listisshown inthe display ifvoice
cont rolrequires additional informationfrom
you. Entering
Numbers
R Digits from“zero” to“nine” arepermitt ed.
R Say thephone number ingroups ofthree
to five digits. Spell
R The letter sof the alphabet andthenumbers
0 to 9are permitt ed.
R Say theletter sin groups offive toseven
letter s.
R Say each individual letterclearly.
i Using <000A000F0005000A0017000A000500160002000D000A001F00020015000A0010
000F0035> youcan fine- tune
voice controltoyour ownvoice andthus
improve voicerecogn ition.Theprocess of
<000A000F0005000A0017000A000500160002000D000A001F00020015000A0010
000F> isdescribed inchapter
“System Settings” (Ypage 44).
i Ifyou use<000A000F0005000A0017000A000500160002000D000A001F00020015000A0010
000F0035> itmay impair
recogn itionofother users. Switchoff
<000A000F0005000A0017000A000500160002000D000A001F00020015000A0010
000F> ifit makes recognitionof
other users worse. Phone
G
WARNIN
G
Some jurisdict ionsprohibit thedriver from
using acellular telephone whiledriving.
Whether ornot prohibited bylaw, forsafety
reasons, thedriver should notuse thecellular
telephone whilethevehicle isin motion .Stop
the vehiclein asa fe locati onbefor epl aci ng or
ans weringacal l.
If yo unone theless cho ose tousethe mob ile
ph one while dri vin g,plea se uset he handsfree
feature andbesure topay attent iontothe
traffic situation atall times. Usethemobile
phone onlywhen road,weather andtraffic
conditions permit.Otherwise, youmay notbe
able toobserve trafficconditions andcould
endanger yourselfandothers.
Bear inmind thatataspeed ofjust 30mph
(approximately 50km/h), yourvehicle is
covering adistance of44 feet (approximately
14 m)every second. Operat
ion
You canusevoice controlto:
R place acall byusing yourvoice toinput a
phone number
R store names andnumbers inthe address
book
R dial anumber fromtheaddress book
R dial anumber fromthereceived callsor
latest callslist
R listen tothe phone book
R retrieve andmanage yourvoice mailand
recorded announcemen tservices
R redial
Voice controlrecogniz eswhether:
R your phone isswitched on
R your phone isconn ected viaBluetooth ®
R the carphone isregistered withthe
relevant mobilephonenetwork
R itis possible todial Phone
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