2018-2026 Mercedes A Class 4 Door Instrument display and on-board computer User Manual
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Instrument display and on-board computer for Your Mercedes A Class 4 Door Third Generation (2018-2026)

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Notes on thhe instrummeent display and on-board  
computer  
Only operate this equipment when the  
traꢁc situation permits.  
If you cannot be sure of this, stop the  
vehicle whilst paying attention to road  
and traꢁc conditions and operate the  
equipment with the vehicle stationary.  
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WARNING Risk of accident if the instru-  
ment display fails  
If the instrument display has failed or is mal-  
functioning, function restrictions in systems  
relevant to safety cannot be detected.  
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NOTE Mercedes-AMG vehicles  
The operating safety of your vehicle may be  
impaired.  
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Observe the notes in the Supplement.  
You could otherwise fail to recognize  
dangers.  
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Drive on carefully.  
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Have the vehicle checked immediately at  
a qualiꢀed specialist workshop.  
You must observe the legal requirements for the  
country in which you are currently driving when  
operating the on-board computer.  
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WARNING Risk of distraction from infor-  
mation systems and communications  
equipment  
The on-board computer shows only display mes-  
sages and warnings from speciꢀc systems on the  
instrument display. You must therefore ensure  
that your vehicle is always reliable.  
If you operate information systems and com-  
munication devices integrated in the vehicle  
when driving, you could be distracted from the  
traꢁc situation. This could also cause you to  
lose control of the vehicle.  
If the operating safety of your vehicle is impaired,  
park the vehicle immediately and in accordance  
with the traꢁc conditions. Contact a qualiꢀed  
specialist workshop.  
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Overview of instrrumenntt display  
availability display of the electric motor  
(equipment-dependent)  
The fuel supply will be interrupted to protect  
the engine when the red mark on the tachom-  
eter (overrevving range) is reached.  
Index points  
These show the selected display or menu con-  
tent.  
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Leꢂ display area of the instrument display  
(example: speedometer): speedometer/time/  
date/trip computer From Start and From  
Reset/range/audio  
The segments on the speedometer indicate  
the statuses of the following systems: cruise  
control/limiter/Active Distance Assist  
DISTRONIC  
Outside temperature  
Digital speedometer  
Time  
Right display area of the instrument display  
(example: tachometer): tachometer/average  
fuel consumption/ECO display/navigation/G-  
meter/assistant display/power meter/power  
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Coolant temperature display  
£ Voice Control System  
Overview of buttons on the steering wheel  
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During normal operation, the coolant temper-  
ature display is permitted to rise to 248°F  
(120°C).  
Selected drive program  
Selected transmission position  
Center display area of the instrument display  
(example: standard display for trip): Assis-  
tance/Telephone/Navigation/Trip/Media/  
Radio/Styles and displays/Service/Power  
meter (equipment-dependent)  
ò To call up the home screen of the multi-  
media system  
Touch Control multimedia system  
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Brightness control to adjust the lighting in the  
Instrument Display and in the control ele-  
ments of the vehicle interior  
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Operating the on-board computer  
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Fuel level, fuel ꢀller ꢃap location indicator,  
range  
Observe the legal requirements for the country in  
which you are currently driving when operating  
the on-board computer.  
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P Back/Home button (press and hold),  
on-board computer  
Touch Control, on-board computer  
Control panel for cruise control or Active Dis-  
tance Assist DISTRONIC  
Control panel for the MBUX multimedia sys-  
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tem (/ page 214)  
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The on-board computer is operated using the leꢂ-  
hand Touch Control and the leꢂ-hand back/home  
button.  
To call up the menu bar: press the leꢂ-hand  
back button until the menu bar is displayed.  
To switch to the head-up display: press the  
leꢂ-hand Touch Control or swipe upwards on  
the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
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Vehicles without Active Distance Assist  
DISTRONIC: press the ò button to call up  
the menu bar of the on-board computer.  
When the on-board computer is being operated,  
diꢄerent acoustic signals will sound as operating  
feedback, e.g. when the end of a list is reached or  
when you are scrolling through a list.  
To set the three display ranges of the head-up  
display: swipe upwards or downwards on the  
leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
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To scroll on the menu bar: swipe leꢂ or right  
on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
Full-screen menus  
The following menus are available:  
Vehicles with an instrument display in the wide-  
screen cockpit: the following menus can be  
shown full-screen on the instrument display:  
To call up a menu, submenu or possible set-  
tings on the menu, or conꢀrm a selection or  
setting: press the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
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Assistance  
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Phone  
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Assistance  
Trip  
Navigation  
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Navigation  
To scroll through displays or lists on the  
menu, or select display content, a function,  
an entry or a display: swipe upwards or down-  
wards on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
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Trip  
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Radio  
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Media  
On the corresponding menu, use the leꢂ-hand  
Touch Control to scroll to the end of the list.  
To exit a submenu: press the leꢂ-hand back  
button.  
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Designs & Disp.  
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Press the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
The selected menu will be displayed full-  
screen.  
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Service  
Selecting the head-up display  
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You can ꢀnd information about the possible  
settings and selections on the menus in the  
Digital Operator's Manual.  
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To switch on the head-up display: switch on  
the head-up display via the multimedia system  
or activate it on the menu bar by swiping  
upwards on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
The head-up display menu will be selected on  
the head-up display.  
The menus can be called up from the menu bar  
on the instrument display.  
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Overview of displays in thee instrumeent display  
Displays on the instrument display:  
Head-up Display  
Function of the Head-up Display  
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Active Parking Assist (/ page 200)  
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NOTE Mercedes-AMG vehicles  
Parking Assist PARKTRONIC deactivated  
(/ page 197)  
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Observe the notes in the Supplement.  
You could otherwise fail to recognize  
dangers.  
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Cruise control (/ page 163)  
Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC  
(/ page 165)  
The Head-up Display projects the following infor-  
mation into the driver's ꢀeld of vision above the  
cockpit, for example:  
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Active Brake Assist (/ page 175)  
Active Steering Assist (/ page 171)  
Active Lane Keeping Assist (/ page 187)  
Active Lane Change Assist (/ page 174)  
ECO start/stop function (/ page 136)  
HOLD function (/ page 159)  
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Navigation instructions  
Current speed  
Detected instructions and traꢁc signs  
Set speed in the driving system (e.g. cruise  
control)  
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The vehicle speed  
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Information from the navigation system  
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Information from the driving systems and driv-  
ing safety systems  
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Some warning messages  
Adaptive Highbeam Assist (/ page 115)  
System limits  
Depending on the vehicle's equipment, diꢄerent  
content can be shown in the three areas of the  
Head-up Display (/ page 210).  
The visibility of the displays will be aꢄected by the  
following conditions:  
Vehicles with Traꢁc Sign Assist: Detected instruc-  
tions and traꢁc signs (/ page 180).  
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Seat position  
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Image position setting  
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Ambient light  
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Wet road surface  
To select the Settings menu: swipe to the right Selecting what the Head-up Display shows  
on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
The Settings menu 5 will be selected.  
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Objects on the display cover  
Polarization in sunglasses  
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To call up the Settings menu: press the leꢂ-  
hand Touch Control.  
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In extreme sunlight, sections of the display  
may appear washed out. You can correct this  
by deactivating and reactivating the Head-up  
Display.  
To adjust the position: swipe upwards or  
downwards on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
To adjust the brightness: swipe to the leꢂ or  
right on the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
Setting the Head-up Dissplay usingg the on-board  
computer  
Setting messages, assistance status, telephone,  
audio and the Voice Control System  
(Example)  
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Switches the Head-up Display on/oꢄ  
On-board computer:  
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Press the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
The list of setting options will be displayed.  
HEAD-UP DISPLAY  
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Leꢂ display area  
Navigation system  
Average consumption  
G-meter  
The following Head-up Display settings or displays  
can be selected or shown:  
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Swipe upwards or downwards on the leꢂ-hand  
Touch Control and select a setting by pressing  
the leꢂ-hand Touch Control.  
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Position  
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Brightness  
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Central display area  
Speedometer  
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Messages  
Set speed in the driver assistance system,  
e.g. cruise control  
Warnings from driver assistance systems, e.g.  
distance warning  
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Assistance status  
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Telephone  
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Audio  
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Voice Control System  
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Right display area  
Traꢁc Sign Assist  
Assistant display  
Conꢀguring settings  
Index points  
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Display areas 2 to 4 that are not required can  
be hidden.  
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In audio mode, the station name or track will  
be shown temporarily when the audio source  
is being actively operated. In addition, the lat-  
est calls will be displayed when the telephone  
list on the instrument display is actively oper-  
ated.  
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Swipe upwards or downwards on the leꢂ-hand  
Touch Control.  
Switching the Head-up Display on/oꢄ vvia the mul-  
timedia system  
Multimedia system:  
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Settings  
Quick Access  
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Select HUD.  
The Head-up Display is activated.  

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