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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz

First, make yourself familiar with your

Mercedes Benz telephone module with Blue-

tooth® (SAP profile). Read this supplement,

especially the safety and warning notes,

before you operate the telephone module.

This will help you to get the most out of the

telephone module and avoid endangering

yourself and others.

Mercedes-Benz is constantly updating its

accessories to the state of the art. Your tele-

phone module may therefore differ from that

shown in the descriptions and illustrations.

The technical documentation team at

Daimler AG wishes you safe and pleasant

motoring.

Index ....................................................... 4

Introduction ........................................... 5

At a glance ............................................. 7

Preparation .......................................... 11

Controls ............................................... 23

Contents 3

A

Activating/deactivating data

roaming ................................................ 20

Activating/deactivating phone

number transmission .......................... 19

Activating/deactivating voice

roaming ................................................ 20

D

Data modem mode .............................. 19

Deleting call lists ................................. 25

Disconnecting ...................................... 25

I

Installation

see Installing the telephone module

Introduction ........................................... 8

M

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre

see Qualified specialist workshop

Mobile phone

Authorising ...................................... 13

Connecting ...................................... 16

Disconnecting .................................. 25

Presettings ....................................... 13

O

Operating safety .................................... 5

Q

Qualified specialist workshop .............. 5

R

Radio

see Separate operating instructions

S

Settings

Data roaming ................................... 20

Phone number transmission ............ 19

Ringtone .......................................... 20

Storing a SIM PIN ............................ 19

Voice roaming .................................. 20

Setting the ringtone ............................ 20

SIM card

Inserting .......................................... 13

Mode ............................................... 13

Removing ......................................... 13

SMS

Receiving ......................................... 24

Sending ............................................ 24

Specialist workshop .............................. 5

Speed-dial keys ................................... 24

Storing a SIM PIN ................................ 19

Suppressing a phone number

see Activating/deactivating

phone number transmission

T

Telephone module

Activating ......................................... 12

Charging .......................................... 25

Deactivating ..................................... 26

Installing .......................................... 12

Removing ......................................... 26

Resetting ......................................... 25

Transferring the phone book .............. 24

V

Validity ................................................... 8

4 Index

Operating safety

G WARNING

You must observe the legal requirements for

the country in which you are currently driving

when operating mobile communications

equipment in the vehicle.

If it is permitted to operate communications

equipment while the vehicle is in motion, you

may only operate such equipment when road

and traffic conditions permit. You may other-

wise be distracted from the traffic conditions,

cause an accident and injure yourself and oth-

ers.

Two-way radios or fax machines without low-

reflection exterior aerials may interfere with

the vehicle electronics and thereby compro-

mise the operational safety of the vehicle and

your safety. Therefore, only use these if they

are properly connected to a separate, low-

reflection exterior aerial.

The telephone module bracket can become

very hot at high outside temperatures.

Do not open or make anymodifications to the

telephone module bracket. The operating

permit will otherwise be invalidated.

Qualified specialist workshop

A qualified specialist workshop has the nec-

essary special skills, tools and qualifications

to correctly carry out any necessary work on

your telephone module.

A qualified specialist workshop must perform

any necessary service, maintenance and

repair work as well as all relevant documen-

tation according to Daimler AG specifica-

tions. If these instructions are not taken into

consideration, this may result in the loss of

warranty claims. Have warranty and ex gratia

work done at authorised workshops/Service

Centres.

Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a

Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.

Scope of delivery

The following components are included in the

scope of delivery:

RMercedes-Benz telephone module with

Bluetooth® (SAP profile)

ROwner's Manual

Overview of functions

Rcan be used in conjunction with a hands-

free system

Rcan be connected to the external vehicle

aerial for optimum voice and data quality

Rcan be used as a fixed-installation phone

(SIM card phone)

Raccess to the phone book of the mobile

phone

Rcan receive, send1 and delete text mes-

sages (SMS)

Rmobile phone can be charged via the tele-

phone module using a charging cable

Rcan be used as a data modem1

1 Not possible on all systems.

Introduction 5

Z

Useful information ................................ 8

Overview ................................................ 8

7

Ataglance

Useful information

General notes

This supplement refers to the COMAND and

audio systemoperating instructions, the vehi-

cle Owner's Manual and the mobile phone

operating instructions. Please have these at

the ready.

If difficulties arise during installation, contact

a qualified specialist workshop (Y page 5).

Mobile phone manufacturers constantly

adapt their mobile phones to the state of the

art in technology. Operating tips are therefore

subject to deviations.

When the vehicle is unlocked, a Bluetooth®

connection between an authorised mobile

phone and the telephone module may be

established automatically.

You cannot make calls using the hands-free

system until COMAND/the audio system is

switched on.

Some changes to the SIM card settings can-

not be made via the telephonemodule. These

include call divert, toggling and text message

parameters. Changes to these settings must

be made on the mobile phone with the SIM

card inserted, see the separate mobile phone

operating instructions.

Further information on the Bluetooth® (SAP

profile) telephone module is available online:

http://www.mercedes-benz.com/connect

Overview

Validity of the Owner's Manual

This supplement is valid for vehicles with

Rthe mobile phone basic wiring with inter-

face (convenience telephony), Code 386

Rthe telephone module with Bluetooth®

(SAP profile), Code 379

Overview of system variants

This supplement describes the telephone

module in connectionwith different COMAND

and audio systems. Each description in this

supplement states which particular system

variant it is valid for.

The following guide enables you to check

which system variant is installed in your vehi-

cle.

System variant A

X To check whether system variant A is

installed in your vehicle: switch on

COMAND/the audio system.

X In COMAND/the audio system, select

Telephone.

X Check whether the menu item ConnectMB SAP moduleor Disconnect MB SAPmodule is shown in the COMAND/audiosystem display.

X If one of these twomenu items is displayed,

your vehicle is equipped with system var-

iant A.

System variant B

X To check whether system variant B is

installed in your vehicle:

X If your vehicle/audio system corresponds

to one of the model series/model years lis-

ted in the following, then system variant B

is installed in the vehicle.

Model From

model

year

To

model

year

A-Class Saloon 06/2008

B-Class Sports

Tourer

06/2008 11/2011

CLC-Class Coupé 09/2008 05/2011

C-Class Saloon 03/2007 02/2011

C-Class Estate 09/2007 02/2011

8 OverviewAtaglance

Model From

model

year

To

model

year

CL-Class Coupé 06/2009

CLS-Class Coupé 03/2008 06/2011

E-Class Cabriolet 03/2010 06/2011

E-Class Coupé 04/2009 06/2011

E-Class Estate 06/2008 06/2011

E-Class Saloon 06/2008 06/2011

CLS-Class Coupé2 07/2011

E-Class Cabriolet2 07/2011

E-Class Coupé2 07/2011

E-Class Estate2 07/2011

E-Class Saloon2 07/2011

GL-Class Off-

roader

09/2008

GLK-Class Off-

roader

10/2008

M-Class Off-roader 09/2008 07/2011

R-Class SUV Tourer 09/2008

S-Class Saloon 06/2009

SL-Class Roadster 04/2008

SLK-Class Road-

ster

04/2008 01/2011

SLS AMG Coupé 03/2010

SLS AMG Roadster 10/2011

System variant C

X To check whether system variant C is

installed in your vehicle:

X If your vehicle/audio system corresponds

to one of the model series/model years lis-

ted in the following, then system variant C

is installed in the vehicle.

Model From

model

year

To

model

year

A-Class Saloon 11/2004 05/2008

B-Class Sports

Tourer

06/2005 05/2008

CLC-Class Coupé 04/2004 05/2008

C-Class Saloon 04/2004 02/2007

C-Class Estate 04/2004 08/2007

CL-Class Coupé 09/2006 05/2009

CLK-Class 06/2005 10/2009

CLS-Class 10/2004 02/2008

E-Class Estate 06/2006 05/2008

E-Class Saloon 06/2006 05/2008

GL-Class 03/2006 08/2008

M-Class 04/2005 08/2008

R-Class SUV Tourer 01/2006 08/2008

S-Class Saloon 09/2005 05/2009

SL-Class Roadster 03/2006 03/2008

SLK-Class Road-

ster

03/2004 03/2008

2 Only valid for Audio 20 and Audio 50.

Overview 9

Ataglance

Installing the telephone module ........ 12

Activating a telephone module .......... 12

Telephone module in SIM card

mode .................................................... 13

Authorising a mobile phone ............... 13

Connecting a mobile phone to the

telephone module ............................... 16

Use as a data modem ......................... 19

Telephone module settings ................ 19

11

Preparation

Installing the telephone module

X Slide telephone module; into

bracket: until it audibly engages.

Activating a telephone module

The telephone module only needs to be acti-

vated if system variant A is installed in the

vehicle.

X To determine the system variant:

(Y page 8).

The mobile phone must first be activated on

the telephone module in order to use them

together. After activation, the two devices are

automatically connected with each other

inside the vehicle each time they are switched

on.

X Switch on COMAND/the audio system; see

the separate operating instructions.

X In COMAND/the audio system, select the

telephone function; see the separate oper-

ating instructions.

X Wait until indicator lamp: starts to flash

slowly.

X On the telephone module, press and hold

button; for approximately 3 seconds.

Indicator lamp: flashes slowly.

X In COMAND/the audio system, select Con‐nect MB SAP module:.

The Searching for activated MB SAPmodule... message appears in theCOMAND/audio system display. This proc-

ess may take a few minutes.

If a telephone module has been found, the

MB SAP module found. Please waitwhile connecting... message appears.

If no SAP telephone has been authorised

yet, you can search for SAP telephones.

The Connection successful. Do youwant to search for SAP phones now?message appears in the COMAND/audio

system display.

X If you wish to authorise an SAP telephone,

select Yes and follow the instructions inCOMAND/the audio system. Further infor-

mation on authorising SAP telephones

(Y page 13).

X If you wish to operate the telephone mod-

ule in SIM card mode, select No.

You can activate the telephone module on up

to eight COMAND/audio systems. The set-

tings are stored on the telephone module. If

you wish to change the telephone module,

you will have to remove it (Y page 26). The

telephone module does not need to be deac-

tivated to do this.

12 Activating a telephone modulePreparation

Deactivation is only useful if you do not intend

to use the telephone module again with


Telephone module in SIM card mode

You can use the telephone module as a SIM

card phone.

This is useful if your mobile phone is not com-

patible with the telephone module or if you

wish to use a separate SIM card.

A list of mobile phones which are compatible

with the telephone module can be found on

the Internet at:


Inserting a SIM card

X With the contact surface facing down,

insert SIM card: into the SIM card slot

until it engages.

After a SIM card is inserted in the telephone

module, a Bluetooth® connection with

anothermobile phone is no longer possible.

Any existing Bluetooth® connection is

ended at insertion.

Removing a SIM card

X Press the SIM card and then release it.

The SIM card is pushed out slightly and can

be taken out.

Authorising a mobile phone

The mobile phone must first be authorised on

the telephone module in order to use them

together. After authorisation, both devices

are automatically connected with each other

inside the vehicle each time it is switched on.

You can authorise up to 15 mobile phones on

the telephone module. Simultaneous use of

several telephones on the telephone module

is not possible.

Conditions

You can only authorise mobile phones which

support the Bluetooth® SAP profile (SIM

Access Profile).



the Internet at:


You can only authorise mobile phones if their

SIM card has been removed.

Presettings

RThe mobile phone must be switched on.

RThe Bluetooth® function in the menu for

Bluetooth® settings must be activated.

RThe "visibility of the telephone" in themenu

for Bluetooth® settings must be activated.

RThe Bluetooth® SIM access profile of the

mobile phone must be activated; see the

mobile phone operating instructions.

RYoumust know the Bluetooth® name of the

mobile phone.

RDepending on the type of mobile phone,

different settings must be changed on the

mobile phone. For details, see the following

sections as well as the operating instruc-

tions of the mobile phone used.

Authorising a mobile phone 13

Preparation

Procedure for vehicles with system

variant A


(Y page 8).

X To authorise the mobile phone: insert

the telephone module in the bracket

(Y page 12).



X In COMAND/the audio system, call up the

telephone menu; see the separate operat-

ing instructions.


Telephone/Connect device and con-firm.

X In COMAND/the audio system, select SAPtelephones/MB SAP module tele‐phones.


Update/Search for SAP phones.

The Bluetooth® names of the mobile

phones within reception range appear in

the COMAND/audio system display.


mobile phone that you wish to authorise.

A prompt asking you to enter the 16-digit

PIN appears in the COMAND/audio system

display.

X Enter any 16-digit PIN and confirm your

entry.

X When prompted to do so, enter the same

16-digit PIN on the mobile phone within

20 seconds and confirm.

X Depending on the mobile phone used, you

may have to confirm a connection query

from the telephone module on the mobile

phone.

The mobile phone must be set to "auto-

matic"/"authorised: yes"; see the mobile

phone operating instructions.

X In COMAND/the audio system, enter the

SIM card PIN and confirm.

If authorisation has been successful, the

message that the mobile phone has been

authorised appears in the COMAND/audio

system display.


variant B


(Y page 8).



(Y page 12).




telephone menu; see the separate operat-

ing instructions.

X Select convenience telephony; see the sep-

arate operating instructions.

X Wait until indicator lamp: signals that the

telephone module is ready.



or

X If a mobile phone is already connected and

the module is logged into the network: ini-

tiate a call by entering "0001".

After button; has been pressed, any

existing Bluetooth® connection to a tele-

phone will be terminated. The telephone

module reports to COMAND/the audio sys-

tem again.

X As soon as the Bluetooth® connection is

available again, select the text message

14 Authorising a mobile phonePreparation

function in COMAND/the audio system;

see the separate operating instructions.

X Select the "CONNECT PHONE" text mes-

sage and call back the sender.

or

X If only the telephone number of the

received text message is displayed: in

COMAND/the audio system, select

Options/Display text and call thesender back.

The telephone module searches for SAP

telephones.

X After the search for SAP telephones is com-

plete, select the text message function in


X In COMAND/the audio system, select and

open the text message of the mobile phone

to be authorised. The telephone number

appears in the COMAND/audio systemdis-

play. This is also the 16-digit PIN.

X Select the PIN displayed in COMAND/the

audio system, then select Call senderand confirm.

X When prompted to do so, enter the dis-

played PIN on the mobile phone within

20 seconds and confirm. If authorisation

has been successful, you will hear an

ascending tune.




phone.





SIM card PIN and confirm if the system

prompts you to do so.


variant C


(Y page 8).



(Y page 12).




telephone menu.





or


the module is logged into the network: ini-

tiate a call by entering "0001".

After button; has been pressed, any

existing Bluetooth® connection to a tele-

phone will be terminated. The telephone

module reports to COMAND/the audio sys-

tem again.

X As soon as the Bluetooth® connection is

available again, select the call list of the

selected numbers in COMAND/the audio

system; see the separate operating instruc-

tions.

X In the call list, select "CONNECT PHONE"

and call back.

Authorising a mobile phone 15

Preparation

X After the search for SAP telephones is com-

plete, select the call list again in COMAND/

the audio system.

X In the call list, select the number of the

mobile phone that you wish to authorise.

The displayed number is also the 16-digit

PIN.

If more than ten mobile phones have been

found, search through the call list in the

following sequence:

Rlast numbers dialled

Rmissed calls

Ranswered calls

If the phone number is not displayed in full,

switch to the multifunction display. To do

this, press the NUM button on the audio

system.

X Note down the 16-digit PIN.

X Call back the displayed telephone number.

X When prompted, enter the PIN displayed in

COMAND/the audio system/the multi-

function display into the mobile phone

within 20 seconds and confirm. If authori-

sation has been successful, youwill hear an

ascending tune.




phone.




X In the audio system, enter the SIM card PIN

and confirm if the system prompts you to

do so.

Connecting a mobile phone to the

telephone module

Establishing a Bluetooth® connection

between a mobile phone and the telephone

module is only possible if:

Rthere is currently no active Bluetooth® con-

nection between the telephonemodule and

another mobile phone

Rthere is currently no active SAP or HFP

Bluetooth® connection between the tele-

phone module and another device

Rthere is no SIM card in the telephone mod-

ule.

During an active Bluetooth® connection

between a mobile phone and the telephone

module, the telephone functions are available

exclusively on the telephone module. The

telephone functions are temporarily inactive

on the mobile phone connected.

Connecting automatically

COMAND/the audio system always searches

for the last connected mobile phone.

If no connection can be made to the most

recently connectedmobile phone, the system

searches for the mobile phone that was con-

nected before that one.

The SIM card PIN entered during authorisa-

tion is stored on the telephone module if this

option has been selected in the settings

(Y page 19). When establishing a Blue-

tooth® connection, re-entering the PIN is only

necessary if the SIM PIN has been changed.

Connecting manually

After a connection has been terminated, you

can establish another connection manually.

16 Connecting a mobile phone to the telephone modulePreparation

X Briefly press button; on the telephone

module.

LED: flashes in slow succession. In the

COMAND/audio system display, a mes-

sage appears that the telephone is activa-

ted.

COMAND/the audio system always

searches for the last connected mobile

phone.

If no connection can be made to the most

recently connected mobile phone, the sys-

tem searches for the mobile phone that

was connected before that one.

Connecting another authorised

mobile phone

Procedure for vehicles with system var-

iant A


(Y page 8).

X To connect another authorised mobile

phone: insert the telephone module in the

bracket (Y page 12).







phones which are already authorised

appear in the COMAND/audio system dis-

play.


mobile phone to be connected and confirm

your selection.

X Depending on the mobile phone used, con-

firm the connection query from the tele-

phone module on the mobile phone.




X When prompted to do so, enter the SIM PIN

on the mobile phone if this has not been

stored.

If connection is successful, the message

that the telephone has been connected

appears in the COMAND/audio systemdis-

play.


iant B


(Y page 8).






Connecting a mobile phone to the telephone module 17

Preparation





or


the telephone module is logged into the

network: initiate a call by entering "0001".


text message function; see the separate

operating instructions.

X If only the telephone number of the

received text message is displayed: in

COMAND/the audio system, select

Options/Display text.

X Select the text message with the name of

the mobile phone that is to be connected.

X Call the sender back.




phone.








iant C


(Y page 8).










or


the telephone module is logged into the

network: initiate a call by entering "0001".


call list; see the separate operating instruc-

tions.

X In the call list, select the number of the

mobile phone that is to be connected.

If more than ten mobile phones have been

found, search through the call list in the

following sequence:

Rlast numbers dialled

Rmissed calls

Ranswered calls

X Call back the selected number.




phone.







18 Connecting a mobile phone to the telephone modulePreparation

Use as a data modem

Use of the telephone module as a data

modem is only possible for vehicles with

COMAND Online.

X Before connecting for the first time, select

the network provider in COMAND Online;

see the COMAND Online operating instruc-

tions.

X Insert the telephone module in the bracket

(Y page 12).

X Connect themobile phone to the telephone

module (Y page 16).

Use as a data modem is automatically acti-

vated.

X To activate/deactivate data roaming:

(Y page 20).

Telephone module settings

Storing a SIM PIN

If you store a SIM PIN in the telephone mod-

ule, it is not necessary to enter it when logging

in again.

In the standard setting, the SIM PIN is saved.

Saving/deleting the SIM PIN on system

variant A


(Y page 8).





phones which are already authorised

appear in the COMAND/audio system dis-

play.

X Select the desired telephone.

X Select the additional menuÛ.

X Tick the Store PIN box.

Saving theSIMPINonsystemvariantsB

and C


(Y page 8).

X Connect the mobile phone (Y page 16).

or

X Use the telephone module in SIM card

mode (Y page 13).

X Ensure that the telephonemodule is logged

onto the network.

X Enter the number "00041".

X Press the; button.

The system stores the SIM PIN.

Deleting the SIM PIN on system var-

iants B and C


(Y page 8).

X Connect the mobile phone (Y page 16).

or


mode (Y page 13).


onto the network.



The system deletes the SIM PIN storage.

You must enter the SIM PIN at the next

connection.

Activating/deactivating phone num-

ber transmission

If you activate phone number transmission,

the caller you are speaking with can see your

phone number.

In the standard setting, the system accepts

the settings used by the mobile phone net-

work provider. These may vary and can be

obtained from themobile phone network pro-

vider.

Telephone module settings 19

Preparation

X To activate phone number transmis-

sion: connect the mobile phone

(Y page 16).

or


mode (Y page 13).


onto the network.



The phone number will be transmitted in

the future.

X To deactivate phone number transmis-

sion: connect the mobile phone

(Y page 16).

or


mode (Y page 13).



The phone number will not be transmitted

in the future.

Activating/deactivating data roam-

ing

If you activate data roaming, you can receive

and send data abroad via the telephone mod-

ule.

Data roaming is deactivated in the standard

setting.

X To activate data roaming: connect the

mobile phone (Y page 16).



Data roaming is activated.

X To deactivate data roaming: connect the

mobile phone (Y page 16).



Data roaming is deactivated.

Activating/deactivating network pro-

vider restriction

When you activate network provider restric-

tion, the telephone module will not log into

foreign networks. You will then be unable to

conduct telephone calls or send and receive

text messages when abroad.

Network provider restriction is deactivated in

the standard setting.

X To deactivate network provider restric-

tion: connect the mobile phone

(Y page 16).

or


mode (Y page 13).


onto the network.



Network provider restriction is deactiva-

ted.

X To activate network provider restric-

tion: connect the mobile phone

(Y page 16).


onto the network.



Network provider restriction is activated.

Setting the ringtone of the telephone

module

Incoming calls are indicated by an audible

signal. You can select from a selection of ten

ringtones.


iant A


(Y page 8).

X To set the ringtone: in COMAND/the

audio system, select Telephone.

20 Telephone module settingsPreparation

X Select the SAP telephones menu.

X Select the desired telephone.

X Select the additional menuÛ.

X Select the Ringtones menu.A menu appears.

X Select a ringtone.

The selected ringtone is played.

X Press the% back button.

COMAND/the audio system accepts the

setting and exits the menu.


iants B and C

X Connect the mobile phone with the tele-

phone module or insert the SIM card into

the telephone module.


onto the network.

X In COMAND/the audio system, enter

"0005" and press the; button.

X Using thei tos buttons in

COMAND/the audio system, select a ring-

tone for the telephone module.

X Press thez button to confirm the selec-

ted ringtone.

Telephone module settings 21

Preparation

Transferring the phone book ............. 24

Speed-dial keys ................................... 24

Text messages (SMS) ......................... 24

Deleting call lists ................................ 25

Disconnecting ..................................... 25

Charging a mobile phone ................... 25

Resetting the telephone module ....... 25

Deactivating the telephone module . . 26

Removing the telephone module ....... 26

23

Controls

Transferring the phone book

In order to use the phone book of the mobile

phone via COMAND/the audio system, it

must be transferred using the telephonemod-

ule.

It can take up to 10 minutes to transfer the

data; the transfer process is shown on the

mobile phone's display in the form of sym-

bols.

Transmission occurs automatically after a

Bluetooth® connection is automatically

established.

X If phone book transfer does not start

automatically: in COMAND/the audio

system, select Telephone.

X Select Import contacts.

X Select From mobile phone.

i If the mobile phone supports the PBAP(Phone Book Access Profile), the system

gives priority to loading phone book entries

from the phone memory. SIM entries are

only loaded if there are no entries in the

phone memory.



the Internet at:


Speed-dial keys

Speed-dial key for the mailbox

Speed-dial key for system variant A


(Y page 8).

You can define any number as the speed-dial

key; see the COMAND/audio system operat-

ing instructions for how to do this.

Speed-dial key for system variants B

and C

You can assign thej button as the mail-

box speed-dial key.

X To assign the speed-dial key: create the

following entry in the mobile phone book

(see the mobile phone operating instruc-

tions):

Name: MAILBOX

Telephone number: number of the mailbox.

X Transfer the phone book of the mobile

phone to COMAND/the audio system

(Y page 24).

Text messages (SMS)

You can receive, send3 and delete text mes-

sages:

Rwhen there is an active Bluetooth® con-

nection between the telephonemodule and

a mobile phone or

Rduring SIM card mode.

The necessary procedure for COMAND/the

audio system can be found in the COMAND/

audio system operating instructions.

Incoming text messages are stored on the

SIM card of the mobile phone or on the SIM

card inserted into the telephone module.

Special considerations for system var-

iant A: text messages are downloaded from

the mobile phone SIM card and from the

mobile phone memory and stored in the tele-

phone module. This is possible if the mobile

phone supports the MAP profile (Message

Access Profile).



the Internet at:


The SIM card can only store a limited number

of text messages. If the memory is full, text

messages must be deleted from the SIM card

3 Not possible on all system variants.

24 Text messages (SMS)Controls

before new text messages can be received.

The text messages stored on the SIM card

have the word "<SIM:>" in front of them.

Special considerations for system var-

iants B and C: only text messages from the

mobile phone SIM card are downloaded and

stored in the telephone module. Only a limi-

ted number of text messages can be stored.

If the memory is full, text messages must be

deleted before new text messages can be

received.


(Y page 8).

Deleting call lists

In COMAND/the audio system, enter "0002"

and press the; button.

The call list stored in the telephone module is

reset and will no longer appear starting with

the next phone book transfer.

The call lists of the connected mobile phone

are not deleted. To delete the mobile phone's

call list, see the mobile phone operating

instructions.

To delete the call list from COMAND/the

audio system4, see the operating instructions

for COMAND/the audio system.

Disconnecting

Automatic disconnection

Approximately 10 metres out of the receiving

range, the Bluetooth® connection between

the mobile phone and the telephone module

is automatically ended.

Manual disconnection

X End the Bluetooth® connection on the

mobile phone; see the mobile phone oper-

ating instructions.

Re-establishing a connection

X You can re-establish the Bluetooth® con-

nection after disconnecting manually

(Y page 16).

Charging a mobile phone

X Slide cover; on the telephone module in

the direction of the arrow and remove it.

X Connect the mobile phone with a USB data

cable to USB socket:.

Resetting the telephone module

The telephone module can be reset to its fac-

tory settings. This way, all stored information

for authorisation of mobile phones, as well as

the stored phone book, will be deleted.

4 Not possible on all systems.

Resetting the telephone module 25

Controls



LED: flashes first red, then green.

X Briefly press button; again on the tele-

phone module.

The telephone module is reset to factory

settings.

Deactivating the telephone module

Deactivation is only useful if you do not intend

to use the telephone module again with


The telephone module can and must only be

deactivated if system variant A is installed in

the vehicle.


(Y page 8).

X To deactivate the telephone module:

switch on COMAND/the audio system; see



Telephone and confirm.

X In COMAND/the audio system, select Dis‐connect MB SAP module.

Removing the telephone module

X Push release button: in the direction of

the arrow.

X Slide telephone module; in the direction

of the arrow and remove it.

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