2015 Sprinter Audio 15 Eng - Mercedes-Benz Vans

Audio 15Operating InstructionsÉ9065841706uËÍ9065841706Order no. 6462 7719 13 Part no. 906 584 17 06 Edition MY 2015

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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-BenzFirst of all, familiarize yourself with yourAudio 15. Read this manual, particularly thesafety and warning notices, before you driveoff. This will help you to obtain the maximumpleasure from your Audio 15 and avoid endangering yourself and others.The equipment and functions of yourAudio 15 may differ depending on:RmodelRorderRcountryspecificationMercedes-Benz is constantly updating its systems to the state of the art.Mercedes-Benz therefore reserves the rightto introduce changes in:RdesignRequipmentRtechnologyTherefore, the descriptions provided mayoccasionally differ from your device.Please consult an authorized Mercedes-BenzCenter if you have any questions.The manual and all Supplements are integralparts of the vehicle. You should always keepthem in the vehicle and pass them on to thenew owner if you sell the vehicle.The technical documentation team atDaimler AG wishes you safe and pleasantmotoring.9065841706 É9065841706uËÍ

ContentsIndex . 4At a glance . 9Introduction . 7System settings . 17Navigation system . 27Telephone . 29Audio . 37Technical data . 493

4Index1, 2, 3 .C911 emergency call . 30AAudio fadeout .Authorized Mercedes-Benz Centersee Qualified specialist workshopAUX functionConnecting a device .Important safety notes .Increasing the volume .Selecting .2047384847BBalanceSetting .Basic functions .BassSetting .Becker MAP PILOTsee NavigationBluetooth Activating/deactivating .Conditions .Connecting another mobilephone .De-authorizing (de-registering) adevice .Displaying details .Pairing a mobile phone .Playing an MP3 .Selecting a playback option .Selecting a track .Settings .Starting and stopping playback .Unpairing .Bluetooth Audio .Connecting an audio device .Connecting another audio device .Increasing the volume .Interrupting playback .Pairing an audio device .Pairing an audio device (external) .Reconnecting an audio device .Selecting .Unpairing an audio device 5CallAccepting . 30Ending . 30Making . 31Rejecting . 31Call listsCalling up an entry . 34Call waitingAccepting . 33Calling . 31Using Bluetooth . 30Changing folders . 43Cleaning . 8Copyright . 8Correct use . 7DDay design . 18Declarations of conformity . 7DeletingCall lists . 35DisplayOn-board computer . 14Overview . 11Selecting the design . 18Setting the brightness . 18Switching on/off . 19EEquipment . 7Example of operation . 12External devices . 47FFactory settings .FaderSetting .Fast forward/rewind .FrequenciesAdjusting for radio stations .Frequency inputManual .2620433838

IndexGPGPS reception . 28HHands-free systemSwitching on/off . 32LLanguageSetting . 25MMedia InterfaceSupported file formats . 50MetadataDisplaying . 44Mobile phoneConnecting . 21Disconnecting . 25Displaying Bluetooth details . 24Pairing . 21, 22Pairing (external) . 23Reconnecting . 23Selecting . 30MP3Changing folders . 43Selecting a track . 42Mute function . 14NNavigationBecker MAP PILOT .GPS reception .Switching to .Night design .28282818OOn-board computerOverview . 14Operating safety . 7Overview of controls . 10Pairing . 21, 22Phone book . 34Calling an entry . 35Calling up . 35Deleting an entry . 36Displaying details . 35Phone callDialing . 31Playback options . 44PlaylistsPlaying back . 43Protection against theft . 8QQualified specialist workshop . 8RRadioCalling up stored stations .Entering a frequency .Searching for a station .Selecting .Setting a station .Setting stations manually .Station list .Storing stations .Storing stations automatically .Storing stations manually .Switching wavebands .Rear view cameraOperation .Redial .Reset .ResettingFactory settings .393838383838393939394014322626SSD functionDisplaying metadata .Displaying track information .Important safety notes .Inserting a memory card .Selecting .Selecting a track .4445404041425

6IndexSelecting playback options . 44Switching folders . 43SD memory cardEjecting . 41Inserting . 40Selecting active partition . 44SettingStations . 38Volume . 14SettingsAdjusting the display . 18Brightness . 18Display design . 18Language . 25Sound settings . 19Time format . 18Specialist workshop . 8Speed dialCalling a number . 36Station list . 39Station search . 38StationsCalling up . 39Selecting . 38Setting manually . 38Storing . 39Storing automatically . 39Storing manually . 39Steering wheel with buttonsOverview . 13Switching on/off . 14Switching wavebands (radio) . 40TTelephone911 emergency call .Accepting/ending a call .Entering phone numbers .Important safety notes .Making a call .Making a call from a call list .Redialing .Rejecting a call .Rejecting or accepting a waitingcall .Selecting .Setting the reception and transmission volume .Switching hands-free system on/off .Telephone bookEditing an entry .TimeSetting the format .Tone settingsBalance and fader .Treble and bass .TrackSelecting by skipping to a track .Selecting by track number .Selecting from a track list .Track information .Track list .TrebleSetting .333236182020424242454220UUnpairing .USB (Audio)Connecting a device .Displaying metadata .Displaying track information .File structure .Requirements .Selecting .Selecting a track .Selecting playback options .Switching folders tting . 14

IntroductionOperating safetyImportant safety notesG WARNINGIf you operate information systems and communication equipment integrated in the vehicle while driving, you will be distracted fromtraffic conditions. You could also lose controlof the vehicle. There is a risk of an accident.Only operate the equipment when the trafficsituation permits. If you are not sure that thisis possible, park the vehicle paying attentionto traffic conditions and operate the equipment when the vehicle is stationary.Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving.Bear in mind that, at a speed of only 50 km/h,your vehicle covers a distance of nearly 14 mper second.When using the device please follow:Rthe safety information in these instructionsRtrafficRmotorrules and regulationsvehicle laws and safety standardsi Improper work on electronic componentsor other systems (such as the radio anddisc slot) and their software may result inmalfunction or failure. Even systems thathave not been modified could be affectedbecause the electronic systems are connected. Electronic malfunctions can seriously jeopardize the operational safety ofyour vehicle.Always have all work on or modifications toelectronic components carried out at aqualified specialist workshop.Proper useAudio 15 can be used to receive radio stations, to play back SD memory cards andother data carriers and to make calls via theBluetooth function. Audio 15 can also beused for the playback of the image from therear view camera and as a navigation systemin conjunction with the Becker MAP PILOT(optional).Observe the specified requirements for datacarriers and permissible formats.EquipmentThis Supplement describes Audio 15 with allstandard and optional equipment available atthe time of this Supplement going to print.Country-specific variations are possible.Please note that your Audio 15 system maynot be equipped with all the features described. This also applies to systems and functions relevant to safety. Therefore, your Audio15 equipment may differ from certaindescriptions and illustrations. Should youhave any questions concerning equipmentand operation, consult any authorizedMercedes-Benz Center.This supplement is an integral part of thevehicle. Keep it in the vehicle together withthe Operating Instructions.Declaration of conformityRadio-based vehicle componentsi USA only: The wireless devices of thisvehicle comply with Part 15 of the FCCRules. Operation is subject to the followingtwo conditions:1. These devices may not cause interference, and2. These devices must accept any interference, including interference that maycause undesired operation of the device.Changes or modifications not expresslyapproved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority tooperate the equipment.i Canada only: The wireless devices of thisvehicle comply with Industry CanadaZ7

8IntroductionRSS-210 standard. Operation is subject tothe following two conditions:1. These devices may not cause interference, and2. These devices must accept any interference, including interference that maycause undesired operation of the device.Information on copyrightRegistered trademarkssystems must be carried out at a qualifiedspecialist workshop.An authorized Mercedes-Benz Center is aqualified specialist workshop.Protection against theftThis device is equipped with technical measures to protect it against theft.i You can obtain further information froman authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.CleaningBluetooth technology is the standard forshort-range wireless data transmission of upto approximately 10 meters.Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) Inc.An SD memory card is a digital storagemedium.SD memory cards carry the logo displayedabove. This logo is a registered trademark ofSanDisk Corporation.Qualified specialist workshopsAlways have all work on or modifications toelectronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop. This workshop hasthe necessary specialist knowledge and toolsto carry out the work required. In particular,work relevant to safety or on safety-relatedTo clean, use a slightly damp cloth. The clothmust be soft and lint-free. For stubborn dirt,you can use a mild cleaning agent. In particular, do not clean the display with alcohol,acid or an abrasive cleaning agent.

Operating system . 10Overview of operation with steering wheel buttons . 13Display overview of the on-boardcomputer . 14Basic functions . 14At a glance9