2019 MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS radio controls

Accesstothevehicle and/orthe EDR is neededtoread datathat isrecordedbythe EDR, andspecial equipment isrequired. In additiontothevehicle manufacturer,other partiesthat havethespecial equipment, such as law enforcement,canreadthe informationbyaccessingthevehi‐cle orthe EDR.
EDR data may be used in civil and criminal mat‐tersas atool in accidentreconstruction, acci‐dent claims andvehicle safety.Sincethe CrashDataRetrieval (CDR)toolthat is usedtoextractdatafromthe EDR is commerciallyavailable,Mercedes-Benz USA,LLC ("MBUSA")expresslydisclaims any and all liability arising fromtheextraction ofthis informationbyunauthorizedMercedes-Benz personnel.
MBUSA will not share EDR data withothers with‐outthe consent ofthevehicleowner or, ifthevehicle is leased, withoutthe consent ofthe les‐see. Exceptionstothisrepresentation includeresponsestosubpoenasbylaw enforcement;byfederal,state or local government; in connectionwith or arising out of litigation involving MBUSAor its subsidiaries and affiliates; or, asrequiredbylaw.
Warning:the EDR is a component oftheRestraint System Module.Tampering with, alter‐ing, modifying orremovingthe EDR componentmayresult in a malfunction oftheRestraint Sys‐tem Module andother systems.
State lawsorregulationsregarding EDRsthatconflict withfederalregulation are pre-empted.This meansthat intheevent of such conflict,thefederalregulation governs. As of December2016,17states haveenacted lawsrelatingtoEDRs.
Copyright
Free and open source software
Information on free and open source softwarelicensesforyourvehicle's software can befoundonthe datastorage medium inyourvehicledocumentwallet and onthe Internettogetherwith updates:
http://www.mercedes-benz.com/opensource
Registered trademarks
RBluetooth®is aregistered trademark of Blue‐tooth SIG Inc.
RDTS™ is aregistered trademark ofDTS, Inc.
RDolby®and MLP™ areregistered trademarksof DOLBY Laboratories.
RBabySmart™, ESP®and PRE-SAFE®arereg‐istered trademarksof DaimlerAG.
RHomeLink®is aregistered trademark ofJohnson Controls.
RiPod®andiTunes®areregistered trademarksof Apple Inc.
RBurmester®is aregistered trademark ofBurmesterAudiosysteme GmbH.
RMicrosoft®andWindowsMedia®areregis‐tered trademarksof Microsoft Corporation.
RSIRIUS®is aregistered trademark of SiriusXMRadio Inc.
RHDRadio™ is aregistered trademark of iBiq‐uity Digital Corporation.
General notes29

1Presstherocker switch up:£startstheVoice Control System
2Pressthe control knob:cswitchesthesound off or on (endstheVoice Control Sys‐tem)
Turnthe control knob up/down: increases/decreasesthevolume
3Presstherocker switch up:amakes/accepts a call
Presstherocker switch down:vrejects/ends a call (endstheVoice Control System)
Conducting a dialog withtheVoice ControlSystem
#Tostart or continue a dialog:onthe multi‐functionsteering wheel, pressthe£rocker switch up.You can say avoice command after anacoustic signal.
#Tocorrect an entry:saytheCorrectionvoice command.
#Toselect an entry fromthe selection list:saythe line number orthe contents.
#Tobrowsethe selection list:saytheNextorBackvoice command.
#Tointerruptthe dialog:saythePausevoicecommand.
#Tocancelthe dialog:saytheCancelvoicecommand.
Operable functions
You can usetheVoice Control Systemtooperatethefollowing equipment depending onthefea‐tures:
RTelephone
RText messages
RNavigation
RAddress book
RRadio
RAudio (memory card, Media Interface, USB
and Bluetooth®audio)
RVehicle
Overview of types ofvoice command
A distinction is made betweenthefollowingvoice commands:
RGlobalvoice commandscan be said at anytime andregardless ofthe current applica‐tion, e.g.thevoice commandsNavigate to,CallorText message to.
264Voice Control System

#Alwaysstowthese items or similarobjects carefully sothattheycannot beflung around,forexample in a lockablevehiclestowage compartment.
Observethe notes on loadingthevehicle.
Replacing batteries (Rear Seat Entertain‐ment System)Batteries arerequiredfortheremotecontrol andthe cordless headphones.
&DANGERSerious damagetohealthcausedbyswallowing batteries
Batteries containtoxic and corrosive sub‐stances. Swallowing batteries may causeserious damagetohealth.
There is arisk offatal injury.
#Keep batteries out ofthereach ofchil‐dren.
#If batteries are swallowed, seek medicalattention immediately.
+ENVIRONMENTALNOTEEnvironmentaldamagecausedbyimproper disposal ofbatteries
Batteries contain pollutants. It isillegaltodispose ofthem withthe householdrubbish.
#
Dispose of batteries in anenvironmentallyresponsible manner.Takedischarged batteriestoaqualifiedspecialistworkshop ortoa collectionpointfor used batteries.
Rear Seat Entertainment Systemoverview
TheRear Seat Entertainment System includes:
RTworear displays
RTworemotecontrols
RUptotwo cordless headphones
RBlu-raydrive
RPortsfor USB (two) and HDMI
%The function oftheremotecontrol andthecordless headphones can be impairedbyotherradio-based electronic devices, e.g.mobile phones.
378Multimedia system

ProgramsseeDYNAMIC SELECT
Protectingthe environmentNotes .....................................................19
Q
QR codeRescue card .......................................... 26
Qualified specialistworkshop..................24
R
Radar sensorsFoil covering ........................................191
RadioActivating/deactivatingradiotext .......370Calling upthestation list .....................369Deletingchannels ................................ 369Direct frequency entry........................ 369Displaying information .........................370Displayingradiotext ............................370Editingstation presets .........................369Menu (on-boardcomputer) .................. 259Movingstations ...................................369Overview ............................................. 368
Searchingforstations .........................369Setting achannel ................................ 369Settingthewaveband .......................... 369Storingradiostations .......................... 369Switching on ........................................ 367Switchingthe HDradio functionon/off .................................................369Tagging music tracks...........................370Voice commands (Voice Control Sys‐tem) .....................................................271
RadiostationsDialing (on-boardcomputer) ................259
Rain closing functionSliding sunroof ...................................... 85
RangeDisplaying ............................................ 257
Reading lightsee Interior lighting
Realwood (Care)......................................41 0
Rear climate controlSetting .................................................16 2
Rear compartment displayLocking (child safety lock) ...................293
Overview .............................................379Switching on/off ................................. 293
Rear compartment Internet functionsOverview ............................................. 387
Rear displaySettingthe angle .................................379
Rear door (child safety lock).................... 59
Rearfog lampSwitching on/off .................................146
Rear Seat Entertainment SystemActivating media mode ........................ 391Activating/deactivatingthe panelheating ................................................ 386Adjustingthe ambient lighting .............386Adjustingtherear seats ...................... 384Blu-ray drive ........................................ 383Blu-ray functionsoverview ...................391Blu-ray/DVD menu .............................. 392Climatecontrol .................................... 384Displaying destination information(navigation) .......................................... 387Dynamicrange limitation ..................... 393ENERGIZING comfort .......................... 385Entertainment System settings ........... 386
562Index

VisionRemoving condensation fromthewindows..............................................16 2Windshield heater ................................16 4
Voice amplificationtotherearpassenger compartmentSwitching on/off ................................. 289
Voice command types (Voice ControlSystem).................................................... 264
Voice Control System.............................263Application specificvoice commands.............................................................264Audible help functions .........................265Globalvoice commands ...................... 264Improving speechquality .................... 265Language setting .................................265Media playervoice commands ............272Messagevoice commands ...................274Multifunctionsteering wheel (operat‐ing) ...................................................... 263Navigationvoice commands ................ 267Operable functions .............................. 264Operating safety .................................. 263Radiovoice commands ........................271Switchvoice commands ...................... 265
Telephonevoice controls .....................270Text messagevoice commands ...........274Types ofvoice commands ...................264Vehiclevoice commands .....................275Voice prompting .................................. 264
Voice control systemseeVoice Control System
W
Warning lampsseeWarning/indicator lamps
Warning systemseeATA (anti-theft alarm system)
Warning/indicator lamp
%ABSwarning lamp .......................525
'Brakewarning lamp (USA) ...........524
MBrakeswarning lamp (Canada) .... 524