Contents Introduction ...................................

3
Radio ........................................... 18
Audio Players .............................. 22
Index ............................................ 31

Introduction
Introduction .............................
Overview .................................
Operation ................................
Introduction 3
Introduction Optionally, the Infotainment system
can be operated using controls on the
General information steering wheel.
The Infotainment systems CDC 400 The well thought-out design of the
and CD 300 provide you with state-of- control elements, the clear displays
3 the-art in-car infotainment. and the multifunctional MENU knob
7 For the FM and AM wavebands the enable you to control the system eas-
11 radio is equipped with twelve auto- ily and intuitively.
matically assignable channel presets.
Furthermore, 36 channels can be al-
located manually (waveband-inde-
pendent).
The integrated CD player entertains
you with audio CDs and MP3/WMA
CDs. The integrated changer unit
(only CDC 400) can take up to six
CDs.
In addition you can connect, for ex-
ample, a portable player as an addi-
tional audio source to the Infotain-
ment system.
The digital sound processor provides
you with several preset equalizer
modes for sound optimization.
4 Introduction
Use the Infotainment
instructions
You can gain a quick overview of
the many functions of the Infotain-
ment system complete with an
overview of all the control elements
in the section "Overview".
You will find a description of the ba-
sic control steps of the Infotainment
system in the section Operation.
You can find your way around us-
ing the list of contents at the begin-
ning of the operating instructions
and in the individual sections.
You can find your way around by
way of the alphabetical index.
You will find detailed function de-
scriptions of your Infotainment sys-
tem in the individual sections.
Direct specifications such as left,
right, front or rear are always rela-
tive to the direction of travel.
Important information about
the content of these instruc-
tions
Depending on the model variant,
country variant, integrated special
equipment and accessories, the
scope of equipment of your vehicle
can differ from the descriptions in
these operating instructions.
Operation and the screen displays
are described for the CDC 400 unit.
Only the differences in operation are
described for the CD 300 unit.
Special notations
Page references are marked 3. The
3 means see page.
Display screens
Many displays depend on the unit
settings and on the vehicle equip-
ment. They can therefore vary.
9 Danger, 9 Warning, Cau-
tion
9 Danger
Texts that are marked 9 Danger
indicate a possible danger to life.
Non-compliance with the instruc-
tions can cause danger to life.
9 Warning
Texts marked 9 Warning indicate
possible dangers of accident and
injury. Non-compliance with the in-
structions can cause injury.
Caution
Texts marked Caution indicate
possible damage to the vehicle.
Non-compliance with the instruc-
tions can cause damage to the vehi-
cle.
 Introduction 5

Important information for

operation and traffic safety
9 Warning
The Infotainment system has to be
used so that the vehicle can be
driven safely at all times. If in doubt
stop your vehicle and operate the
Infotainment system while the vehi-
cle is stationary.

Theft-Deterrent features
The Infotainment system is equipped
with an electronic security system for
the purpose of theft deterrent.
The Infotainment system therefore
functions only in your vehicle and is
worthless for a thief.
6 Introduction
 Introduction 7

Overview 7 INFO d MUTE

Radio: Information about the Activate/deactivate mute ........ 11
CDC 400 current station e CONFIG ................................. 16
CD/MP3: Information about the Open settings menu
Control elements current title
f CD slot
1 knob.................................... 11 8 TONE ..................................... 15
Press: switch on/off Tone menu g CD/AUX.................................. 23
Infotainment system Start CD/MP3 replay
9 AS .......................................... 19 or change audio source
Turn: adjust volume
Automatic memory levels (AUX = external audio source)
2 Numeric buttons 1 ..6 (preset radio stations)
Radio station buttons ............. 18 h BAND ..................................... 18
0 BACK ..................................... 12 Activate radio or
Long press: save station
Menu: one level back change waveband
Short press: select station
Input: delete last character
CD changer: select CD .......... 24 i LOAD ..................................... 23
a CD ejection............................. 25 CD changer: load CD
3 Radio: search backward ........ 18
CD/MP3: skip track backward 24 b MENU knob............................ 12
Turn: mark menu options
4 CD/MP3: Start/pause replay .. 23
or set numeric values
5 Radio: search forward ............ 18 Press: select/activate
CD/MP3: skip track forward ... 24 the marked option;
6 CLOCK confirm set value;
If Infotainment system switched switch function on/off
off: display time and date c FAV ........................................ 19
If Infotainment system switched Favourite lists
on: change setting for time and (preset radio stations)
date
8 Introduction
 Introduction 9

CD 300 9 INFO f MUTE

Radio: Information about the Activate/deactivate mute ........ 11
Control elements current station g CONFIG ................................. 16
1 knob.................................... 11 CD/MP3: Information about the Open settings menu
Press: switch on/off current title
Infotainment system h CD slot
0 TONE ..................................... 15
Turn: adjust volume Tone menu i CD/AUX.................................. 23
2 Numeric buttons 1 ..6 Start CD/MP3 replay
a AS .......................................... 19 or change audio source
Radio station buttons ............. 18 Autostore lists
Long press: save station (AUX = external audio source)
(preset radio stations)
Short press: select station j BAND ..................................... 18
CD changer: select CD .......... 24 b BACK ..................................... 12 Activate radio or
Menu: one level back change waveband
3 Radio: search backward ........ 18 Input: delete last character
CD/MP3: skip track backward 24
c CD ejection............................. 25
4 MP3: folder level higher
d MENU knob............................ 12
5 CD/MP3: Start/pause replay .. 23 Turn: mark menu options
6 MP3: folder level lower or set numeric values
7 Radio: search forward ............ 18 Press: select/activate
CD/MP3: skip track forward ... 24 the marked option;
confirm set value;
8 CLOCK switch function on/off
If Infotainment system switched
off: display time and date e FAV ........................................ 19
If Infotainment system switched Favourite list
on: change setting for time and (preset radio stations)
date
10 Introduction

Steering wheel audio con-

trols

1 SRC (Source)
Press: select audio source
Turn upwards: next preset
radio station
or next CD/MP3 track
Turn downwards: previous
preset radio station
or previous CD/MP3 track
2 Increase volume
3 Reduce volume
4 Activate/deactivate mute ........11

Operation
Control elements
The Infotainment system is operated
via function buttons, multifunction
knobs and menus that are shown on
the display.
Inputs are made optionally via:
the central control unit in the
instrument panel 3 7 or 9
controls on the steering wheel 3 10
Switching the Infotainment
system on or off
Press the knob. After switching on
the Infotainment source last selected
is active.
Automatic switch-off
If the Infotainment system has been
switched on by means of the knob
when the ignition was switched off
and driver door opened, it will switch
off again automatically 10 minutes af-
ter the last user input.
Adjusting the volume
Turn the knob. The current setting
is shown on the display.
Introduction 11
When the Infotainment system is Function areas
switched on the volume last selected
is set, if that volume is less than the Radio
maximum start up volume. Press the BAND button to open the
radio main menu or to change be-
The maximum start up volume can be
tween the different wavebands.
set separately 3 16.
Press the MENU knob to open a sub-
Speed compensated volume menu with options for station selec-
When speed compensated volume is tion.
activated 3 17 the volume is adapted
Detailed description of the radio func-
automatically to make up for the road tions 3 18.
and wind noise as you drive.
Audio players
Mute
Press the CD/AUX button to open the
Press the MUTE button to switch the CD or AUX main menu or to switch
audio sources to mute. between these menus.
To cancel mute again: turn the
Press the MENU knob to open a sub-
knob or press the MUTE button menu with options for track selection.
again.
Detailed description of the audio play-
Volume limitation at high tempera- er functions 3 22.
tures
At very high temperatures inside the
vehicle the Infotainment system limits
the maximum adjustable volume. If
necessary the volume is decreased
automatically.
12 Introduction

Handling the menus Examples relating to CDC 400 Activating a setting

MENU knob Selecting an option
The MENU knob is the central control
element for the menus.
Turn
To mark menu options
CD 300: to display menu option
To set a numeric value

Press
To select or activate the marked
option
CD 300: to select or activate the
option displayed
To confirm a set value
To switch a system function on/off
BACK button
Press this button to:
exit a menu,
return from a submenu to the next
higher menu level,
delete the last character in a char-
acter sequence.
Turn the MENU knob to mark the de-
sired setting.
Turn the MENU knob to move the
cursor (= coloured background) to the Press the MENU knob to activate the
desired option. setting.
Press the MENU knob to select the
marked option.
Submenus
An arrow on the right-hand edge of
the menu indicates that after selec-
tion of the option a submenu with fur-
ther options will be opened.

Setting a value
Turn the MENU knob to change the
current value of the setting.
Press the MENU knob to confirm the
set value.
Switching a function on or off
Turn the MENU knob to mark the
function to be switched on or off.
Press the MENU knob to switch be-
tween the settings On and Off.
Introduction 13
Examples relating to CD 300
Menu elements and symbols
The downward and upward pointing
arrows 1 indicate: the top menu lev-
el is active. Further options are avail-
able in the active menu.
Turn the MENU knob to display the
other options in the active menu.
The angled arrow 2 indicates: a
submenu with further options is avail-
able.
Press the MENU knob to select the
option displayed and to open the rel-
evant submenu.
14 Introduction

The arrow pointing to the right 3 in- Setting a value Switching a function on or off
dicates: the first submenu level is ac-
tive (two arrows = second submenu
level active).
The downward pointing arrow 4 in-
dicates: further options are available
in the active submenu.
Activating a setting

Press the MENU knob to open the
relevant settings menu.
Turn the MENU knob to change the
current value of the setting.
Press the MENU knob to confirm the
set value.
Press the MENU knob to open the
relevant settings menu.
Turn the MENU knob to mark the set-
ting On or Off.
Press the MENU knob to confirm the
marked setting.

Press the MENU knob to open the

relevant settings menu.
Turn the MENU knob to display the
desired setting.
Press the MENU knob to activate the
setting.
 Introduction 15

Tone settings Setting bass, middle and Setting the volume distribution
In the tone settings menu the tone treble between front - rear
characteristic can be set differently
for each radio waveband and each
audio player source.

Select Bass, Midrange or Treble. Select Fader.

Set the desired value for the option Set the desired value.
selected.
Press the TONE button to open the
tone menu.
16 Introduction
Setting the volume distribution
between right - left
Select Balance.
Set the desired value.
To reset the settings to 0
Select the desired option and press
the MENU knob for a few seconds.
Optimizing the tone for the Volume settings
style of music
Maximum start up volume
Select EQ presets (Equalizer).
Select Radio settings and then Max-
The displayed options offer optimized imum startup volume.
bass, middle and treble presettings
for the relevant style of music. CD 300: select Audio settings and
then Start up Volume.
Select the desired option.
Set the desired value.
System settings
Diverse settings and adaptations for
the Infotainment system can be per-
formed at any time.
Press the CONFIG button to open the
system settings menu.

Speed compensated volume
Select Radio settings and then
Speed compensated volume.
CD 300: select Audio settings and
then Speed compensated volume.
Speed compensated volume can be
deactivated or the degree of volume
adaptation can be selected in the
menu displayed.
Select the desired option.
Introduction 17
Setting the time and date Make the desired settings.
Changing the language
If the displays for time or date have to
be altered:
In case the language of the menu dis-
Select Time Date. plays and the voice output of the mo-
CD 300: select System Settings. bile phone portal have to be changed:
Selectable setting options: Select Vehicle settings and then
Languages.
Set time: changes the time shown
on the display. Select the desired language.
Set date: changes the date shown
on the display.
Set time format: changes the time
display format.
Set date format: changes the date
display format.
18 Radio
Radio Operation
Control buttons
The most important buttons for con-
trol of the radio are as follows:
Operation................................ 18
BAND: activate radio
, : station search
AS: autostore lists
FAV: favourite lists
1 ..6: preset buttons
Activating the radio
Press the BAND button to open the
radio main menu.
The station last played will be re-
ceived.
Selecting the waveband
Press the BAND button to switch be-
tween the AM and FM wavebands.
The station last played in that wave-
band will be received.
Selecting a station
Automatic station search
Press the button or to search for
the next receivable station in the cur-
rent waveband.
If the radio does not find a station, it
switches automatically to a more sen-
sitive search level. If it still does not
find a station, the frequency that was
last active is set again.
Manual station search
To set the reception frequency on the
popup frequency display:
turn the MENU knob or
press the button or and keep
it pressed
until the desired frequency is dis-
played.

Autostore lists (AS)
The stations that can be received
best in a waveband can be searched
for and stored automatically via the
autostore function.
Each waveband has two autostore
lists (AS 1, AS 2), in each of which 6
stations can be stored.
Storing stations automatically
Press the AS button until the menu
Updating stations opens. The 12
strongest stations in the current
waveband will be stored in the two
autostore lists.
Radio 19
To abort the autostore procedure, Favourite lists (FAV)
press the MENU knob. Stations of all wavebands can be
stored manually in the favourite lists.
Storing stations manually
Stations can also be stored manually
in the autostore lists.
Set the stations to be stored.
Briefly press the AS button to open
an autostore list or to switch to anoth-
er autostore list.
To store the station in a specific posi-
tion in the list: press the correspond-
ing numeric button 1 ..6 until the
station can be heard again, which
means that it is stored.
Manually stored stations are overwrit-
ten in an automatic station storing 6 stations can be stored in each fa-
process. vourite list. The number of available
favourite lists can be set 3 Defining
Retrieving stations the number of favourite lists.
Briefly press the AS button to open
an autostore list or to switch to anoth- Storing a station
er autostore list. Set the stations to be stored.
Press the FAV button to open a fa-
Briefly press one of the numeric but-
vourite list or to switch to another fa-
tons 1 ..6 to retrieve the station in the
vourite list.
corresponding list position.
20 Radio
To store the station in a position in the
list: Press the corresponding numeric
button 1 ..6 until the station can be
heard again. It is now stored.
Retrieving stations
Press the FAV button to open a fa-
vourite list or to switch to another fa-
vourite list.
Briefly press one of the numeric but-
tons 1 ..6 to retrieve the station in the
corresponding list position.
Defining the number of favourite
lists
The number of available favourite Favourites list
lists can be set.
Press the CONFIG button.
Select Radio settings and then Ra-
dio favorites.
Select the desired number of availa-
ble favourite lists.
Waveband menus
Select Favourites list.
All AM and FM stations stored in the
favourite lists are displayed.
Select the desired station.
Alternative facilities for station selec-
tion are available via the AM and FM
menu.
With the radio main menu active
press the MENU knob to open the rel-
evant waveband menu.

Stations lists
Select AM stations list or FM sta-
tions list.
All receivable stations in the current
reception area are displayed.
If no stations list has been created
beforehand, the Infotainment system
performs an automatic station
search.
Select the desired station.
Radio 21
Updating stations lists
If the stations stored in the AM or FM
stations list can no longer be re-
ceived:
Select Update AM stations list.
CDC 400: The dual tuner of the Info-
tainment system continuously up-
dates the FM stations list in the
background. No manual update is re-
quired.
CD 300: Select Update Stationlist.
A station search is started. Once the
search is completed the station last
received will be played.
To abort the station search, press the
MENU knob.
22 Audio Players

Self-recorded CD-Rs and CD-RWs

Audio Players
CD player ...............................
Additional devices ..................
CD player
The Infotainment system's CD player
can replay audio CDs and MP3/WMA
CDs.
22 Devices with a changer: the CD play-
er's changer can take a maximum of
26 6 CDs.
Important information about
audio CDs and MP3/WMA
CDs
Caution
Under no circumstances should you
insert DVDs, single CDs with a
diameter of 8 cm or shaped CDs
into the CD player. You must not put
any stickers on CDs. These discs
can get jammed in the CD drive and
ruin the drive. An expensive
replacement of the device will then
be necessary.
Audio CDs with copy protection,
which are not in compliance with
the audio CD standard, may not
play correctly or not at all.
are more vulnerable to mishandling
than prerecorded CDs. Correct
handling, especially in the case of
self-recorded CD-Rs and CD-RWs,
must be ensured. See below.
Self-recorded CD-Rs and CD-RWs
may not play correctly or not at all.
In such cases it is not the equip-
ment that is at fault.
On mixed mode CDs (audio tracks
and compressed files, e.g. MP3,
are stored), the audio tracks part
and the compressed files part can
be played separately.
Avoid leaving fingerprints when you
change CDs.
Put CDs back in their sleeves im-
mediately after removing them from
the CD changer in order to protect
them from damage and dirt.
Dirt and liquids on CDs can con-
taminate the lens of the CD player
inside the device and cause faults.
Protect CDs from heat and direct
sunlight.
 Audio Players 23

The following restrictions apply for : load CD (changer) Pause replay

the data stored on an MP3/WMA
CD:
Number of tracks: max. 999.
Number of folders: max. 255.
Folder structure depth: max. 64 lev-
els (recommended: max. 8 levels).
Number of playlists: max. 15.
Number of songs per playlist: max.
255.
Applicable playlist extensions:
.m3u, .pls, .asx, .wpl.
This chapter deals only with playing
MP3 files since the operation for
MP3 and WMA files is identical.
When a CD with WMA files is
loaded MP3 related menus are
displayed.
Control buttons
The most important buttons for con-
trol of the CD player are as follows:
CD/AUX: select audio player
, : select track; fast forward/re-
wind within a track
: pause/restart replay
1 ..6: select CD (changer)
: eject CD
Playing CD/MP3
Press the CD/AUX button once or
several times to open the CD or MP3
menu.
If there is a CD in the CD player, CD
replay is started.
Depending on the data stored on the
audio CD or MP3 CD differing infor-
mation about the CD and the current
music track will be shown on the dis-
play.
Press the button.
To restart replay press the button
again.
Changing the standard page
view
(only CD 300)
During CD or MP3 replay press the
MENU knob and then select Default
CD page view or Default MP3 page
view.
Select the desired option.
Inserting a CD
Devices without a changer
With the imprinted side facing up-
wards insert a CD into the CD slot un-
til it is drawn in.
24 Audio Players

Devices with a changer Selecting a CD directly Selecting a track directly

The following options exist to select a
During CD replay
specific CD for replay.
Via the numeric buttons 1 ..6
Press one of the numeric buttons
1 ..6 to select the CD deposited in the
corresponding CD slot.
Via the CD list

Press the button. The current CD

population of the CD changer is
shown on the display. Press the MENU knob and then se-
lect Tracks list.
With the imprinted side facing up-
wards insert a CD into the CD slot un- Select the desired track.
til it is drawn in.
The CD is deposited into the first free
CD slot of the CD changer.
Press the MENU knob and then se-
As soon as Insert CD is shown on the
lect CD list.
display, the button can be pressed
again in order to insert another CD. Select the desired CD.

During MP3 replay
Press the MENU knob.
Select Playlists/Folders and then
the desired play list or folder.
Select the desired track.
CDs containing Audio- and MP3-
data
If a CD contains both Audio- and
MP3-data, the Audio data can be se-
lected from Playlists/Folders.
Changing the folder level
(only CD 300)
Press the button or to change
to a higher or lower folder level.
Skipping to next or previous
track
Briefly press the button or . tion and the playing of audio MP3 CD
Playing tracks in random order
Press the MENU knob and then set
Shuffle songs to On.
Fast forward or rewind
Press the button or and hold it
down to forward wind or rewind the
current track.
Audio MP3 functions
Audio Players 25
Various options, which depend on the
data saved, are available for selec-
tracks.
Press the MENU knob and then se-
lect Search to display the options
available.
The search process on the MP3 CD
may take several minutes. During this
time the radio station last played will
be received.
Select the desired option and then
the track to be played.
Removing the CD
Press the button.
The CD is pushed out of the CD slot.
Devices with a changer: the CD is
pushed out of the first occupied CD
slot.
If the CD is not removed after ejec-
tion, it will be drawn back in again au-
tomatically after a few seconds.
26 Audio Players
Additional devices
Under the cover on the centre
console there is an AUX socket and a
USB socket (only CDC 400 with
PDIM) for the connection of external
audio sources.
In addition Bluetooth devices can be
connected via Bluetooth wireless
technology (only CDC 400 with Blue-
tooth PDIM).
The AUX and USB sockets must
always be kept clean and dry.
Aux input
It is possible, for example, to connect
to the AUX input 1 a portable
CD player with a 3.5 mm jack plug.
Operating a device connected
to AUX
An audio source that is connected to
the AUX input can be operated only
via the control elements of the audio
source.
Press the CD/AUX button once or
several times to activate AUX mode.
USB port
(only CDC 400 with PDIM)
The following devices can be
connected to the USB port 2:
iPod
Zune
PlaysForSure device (PFD)
USB drive
Those devices are operated via the
controls and menus of the Infotain-
ment system.
Important information
Not all iPod, Zune, PFD or USB drive
models are supported by the Infotain-
ment system.

Operating a device connected
via USB
Operation and the screen displays
are described for USB drives only.
Operation of other devices like iPod
or Zune is largely the same.
Press the CD/AUX button once or
several times to activate USB mode.
Replay of the audio data stored on
the USB device is started.
Skipping to next or previous track
Briefly press the button or .
Audio Players 27
Fast forward or rewind Searching for tracks
Press the button or and hold it Depending on the data saved and the
down to forward wind or rewind the type of device connected, there are
current track. various options for selection and the
playing of tracks.
Pause replay
Press the button. Press the MENU knob and then
select Search to display the options
To restart replay press the button available.
again.
Select the desired option and then
Playing all tracks in succession the track to be played.
Playing tracks in random order
Press the MENU knob and then set
Shuffle songs (Random) to On.
The tracks in the currently selected
tracks list (e.g. a playlist, an album
etc.) are played in random order.
Repeat current track
Press the MENU knob and then set
Repeat to On.
Press the MENU knob and then se-
lect Play all.
28 Audio Players
Connecting and operating
Bluetooth devices
(only CDC 400 with Bluetooth PDIM)
Bluetooth enabled audio sources
(e.g. music mobile phones, MP3 play-
ers featuring Bluetooth, etc.), which
support Bluetooth music protocol
A2DP, can be connected wirelessly
to the Infotainment system.
Important information
Before a Bluetooth device can be
connected to the Infotainment sys-
tem, it must first be paired to the
system 3 28.
The Infotainment system only
connects to Bluetooth devices that
support A2DP (Advanced Audio
Distribution Profile) version 1.2 or
higher.
In order to browse and select tracks
the Bluetooth device must support
AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Con-
trol Profile) version 1.0 or higher. If
the device does not support
AVRCP only the volume can be
controlled by the Infotainment sys-
tem.
Before connecting the Bluetooth
device to the Infotainment system,
become familiar with its user guide
for Bluetooth functions.
Bluetooth music setup
With the Bluetooth Music Setup
menu pairing and connection of Blue-
tooth devices to the Infotainment sys-
tem are managed.
Activating Bluetooth Music Setup
menu
Press the CD/AUX button once or
several times to activate AUX, USB
or Bluetooth mode.
Press the MENU knob and then se-
lect Bluetooth setup.
Pairing a Bluetooth device
Important information:
The pairing process is disabled
when the vehicle is moving.
Up to five devices can be paired to
the system.
The Infotainment system automati-
cally connects to the first device in
the list of currently paired devices.
Only one paired device can be con-
nected to the Infotainment system
at a time.
Pairing should only need to be
completed once, unless changes to
the pairing information have been
made or the device is deleted.
Performing pairing:
Select Connect to new device.
The Infotainment system asks a se-
ries of questions to determine what
type of Bluetooth device is being
paired.

After determination is performed, the
Bluetooth device needs to be put into
discovery mode (see user guide of
Bluetooth device).
Some Bluetooth devices may require
a PIN number in order to complete
the pairing process. Locate the de-
vice named GMusicConnect in the
list on the Bluetooth device and follow
the instructions on the device to enter
the PIN number provided by the Info-
tainment system.
Connecting a paired device
Select Select device.
A list of all Bluetooth devices current-
ly paired to the Infotainment system is
displayed.
Select the desired device. The device
is connected to the Infotainment sys-
tem.
If another Bluetooth device is current-
ly connected to the Infotainment sys-
tem this device is disconnected from
the system.
Removing a paired device
Select Remove device.
A list of all Bluetooth devices current-
ly paired to the Infotainment system is
displayed.
Select the desired device. The device
is removed from the list of paired de-
vices.
Changing the default PIN
Select Change default PIN.
Select one of the pre-defined PIN
numbers, or select Other to create a
new PIN.
To create a new PIN:
Select Other and then the desired
length of the PIN number.
Audio Players 29
Select the figures of the desired PIN
number one after the other.
Operating a paired Bluetooth
device
Press the CD/AUX button once or
several times to activate Bluetooth
mode.
The first device in the list of currently
paired Bluetooth devices 3 28 is au-
tomatically connected (if available) to
the Infotainment system.
To connect to another paired Blue-
tooth device 3 28.
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Starting replay of tracks

Select a track and start replay with
the controls on the Bluetooth device.
Replay of music data stored on the
Bluetooth device can now be control-
led by the Infotainment system via the
, and buttons.
Skipping to next or previous track
Briefly press the button or .
Fast forward or rewind
Press the button or and hold it
down to forward wind or rewind the
current track.
Pause replay
Press the button.
To restart replay press the button
again.

Index
A inserting CDs ............................ 23
AM menu ..................................... 20
AM station list .............................. 21
AS ................................................ 19
Automatic station search ............. 18
Automatic switch-off ..................... 11
Autostore lists .............................. 19
AUX input
connecting device .................... 26
operating device ....................... 26
B Changer
Bluetooth device
changing PIN ............................ 28
connecting device .................... 28
fast forward/rewind ................... 30
forward/rewind .......................... 30
music setup .............................. 28
next/previous track ................... 30
operating device ....................... 29
pairing device ........................... 28
pause replay ............................. 30
removing device ....................... 28
restart replay ............................ 30
C
CD changer
selecting CDs directly ............... 24
CD player ..................................... 22
CDs
fast forward/rewind ................... 25
forward/rewind .......................... 25
inserting .................................... 23
next/previous track ................... 25
pause replay ............................. 23
random order ............................ 25
removing ................................... 25
restart replay ............................ 23
selecting tracks directly ............ 24
loading CDs .............................. 23
Changing folder level ................... 25
Changing the language ................ 17
Copy protection ............................ 22
D Setting the volume ....................... 11
Display screens ............................. 4
F Station
FAV .............................................. 19
Favourite lists ............................... 19
FM menu ...................................... 20
FM station list ............................... 21
Folder level
Index 31
change ...................................... 25
L
Language
Change ..................................... 17
M
Manual station search .................. 18
MENU knob ................................. 12
Menu selection ....................... 12, 13
MP3
searching for tracks .................. 25
track sequence ......................... 25
Mute ............................................. 11
R
Retrieving a station ................ 19, 20
S
Selecting the station .................... 18
Selecting the waveband ............... 18
Setting the time/date .................... 17
Speed compensated volume ....... 11
Speed-dependent volume ............ 11
retrieve ............................... 19, 20
select ........................................ 18
store ......................................... 19
Station lists .................................. 21
Station search
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automatic ..................................18
manual ......................................18
Storing a station ...........................19
Switching on and off .....................11
Switch-on volume ...................11, 16
System settings ............................16
T
Theft protection ..............................5
Time/Date
Setting .......................................17
Tone settings ................................15
U
USB device
connecting device .....................26
fast forward/rewind ...................27
forward/rewind ..........................27
next/previous track ....................27
operating data source ...............27
pause replay .............................27
playing tracks in random order .27
repeating tracks ........................27
restart replay .............................27
searching for tracks ..................27
supported devices .....................26
W
Waveband
select ........................................18