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Displays and operation241The brightness control knob is located on theImportant safety notesbottom left of the instrument cluster( Y page 37).G WARNINGX Turn the brightness control knob clockwise orOn-board computer and displaysIf you operate information and equipment integrated in the vehicle whenIf you turn the light switch to Ã, T orL, the brightness is dependent upon thedriving, you could be distracted from the traf-brightness of the ambient situation. This could also cause you to losecontrol of the vehicle. There is a risk of ani The light sensor in the instrument controls the brightness of themultifunction operate this equipment when the trafficIn daylight, the displays in the instrumentsituation permits. If you cannot be sure of this,cluster are not the vehicle paying attention to road andtraffic conditions and operate the equipmentwith the vehicle with segmentsYou must observe the legal requirements for theThe segments in the speedometer indicatecountry in which you are currently driving whenwhich speed range is the on-board computer.R Cruise control activated ( Y page 177):G WARNINGThe segments light up from the stored speedto the maximum the instrument cluster has failed or there isa malfunction, you may not know aboutR Variable speed limiter is activated( Y page 179):safety-related function restrictions. The oper-The segments light up from the start of theating safety of your vehicle may be to the selected speed is a risk of an accident.R Distance Pilot DISTRONIC is activatedImmediately stop the vehicle while paying( Y page 181):attention to the traffic conditions and consultOne or two segments in the stored speeda qualified specialist light up.R Distance Pilot DISTRONIC detects a vehicle inThe on-board computer shows display mes-front moving more slowly than
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The brightness control knob is located on the
Important safety notes
bottom left of the instrument cluster
( Y page 37).
G WARNING
X Turn the brightness control knob clockwise or
On-board computer and displays
If you operate information and communica-
anti-clockwise.
tion equipment integrated in the vehicle when
If you turn the light switch to Ã, T or
L, the brightness is dependent upon the
driving, you could be distracted from the traf-
brightness of the ambient light.
fic situation. This could also cause you to lose
control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an
i The light sensor in the instrument cluster
accident.
automatically controls the brightness of the
multifunction display.
Only operate this equipment when the traffic
In daylight, the displays in the instrument
situation permits. If you cannot be sure of this,
cluster are not illuminated.
stop the vehicle paying attention to road and
traffic conditions and operate the equipment
with the vehicle stationary.
Speedometer with segments
You must observe the legal requirements for the
The segments in the speedometer indicate
country in which you are currently driving when
which speed range is available.
operating the on-board computer.
R Cruise control activated ( Y page 177):
G WARNING
The segments light up from the stored speed
to the maximum speed.
If the instrument cluster has failed or there is
a malfunction, you may not know about
R Variable speed limiter is activated
( Y page 179):
safety-related function restrictions. The oper-
The segments light up from the start of the
ating safety of your vehicle may be affected.
scale to the selected speed limitation.
There is a risk of an accident.
R Distance Pilot DISTRONIC is activated
Immediately stop the vehicle while paying
( Y page 181):
attention to the traffic conditions and consult
One or two segments in the stored speed
a qualified specialist workshop.
range light up.
R Distance Pilot DISTRONIC detects a vehicle in
The on-board computer shows display mes-
front moving more slowly than the stored
sages or warnings only from certain systems on
speed:
the multifunction display. You should therefore
The segments between the speed of the vehi-
make sure your vehicle is operating safely at all
cle in front and the stored speed light up.
times.
For an overview, see the instrument cluster illus-
tration ( Y page 37).
Rev counter
Plug-in hybrid: be sure to read the separate
Owner's Manual. Otherwise, you may fail to rec-
! Do not drive in the overrevving range. Doing
ognise dangers.
so will damage the engine.
The red band in the rev counter indicates the
engine's overrevving range.
Displays and operation
The fuel supply is interrupted to protect the
Instrument cluster lighting
engine when the red band is reached.
The lighting in the instrument cluster, in the dis-
plays and the controls in the vehicle interior can
be adjusted using the brightness control knob.
Z
Displays and operation242Outside temperature displayOperating the on-board computerYou should pay special attention to road condi-Overviewtions when temperatures are around -board computer and displaysBear in mind that the outside temperature dis-play indicates the measured air temperatureand not the road surface outside temperature display is in the multi-function display ( Y page 243).A change in the outside temperature is shown inthe multifunction display after a temperature displayG WARNINGIf you open the bonnet while the engine isoverheating or while there is a fire in theengine compartment, you could come intocontact with hot gases or other leaking ser-: Multifunction displayvice products. There is a danger of injury.; Right control panelAllow an overheating engine to cool down= Left control panelbefore opening the bonnet. If there is a fire inX To activate the on-board computer: turnthe engine compartment, leave the bonnetthe key to key position 1 in the ignition and notify the fire can control the multifunction display andthe settings on the on-board computer using theAll vehicles except PLUG-IN HYBRID: thebuttons on the multifunction steering temperature display is on the instru-You can find further information on LINGUA-ment cluster on the right-hand side ( Y page 37).TRONIC in the separate Owner's Manual in vehi-Under normal operating conditions and with thecles with a COMAND Online multimedia coolant level, the coolant temperatureYou can find further information on voice-oper-may rise to 120 †.ated control for navigation in the manufactur-At high outside temperatures and when drivinger's operating instructions for vehicles with anin mountainous terrain, the coolant temperatureAudio 20 multimedia rise to the end of the scale.
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242
Outside temperature display
Operating the on-board computer
You should pay special attention to road condi-
Overview
tions when temperatures are around freezing
point.
On-board computer and displays
Bear in mind that the outside temperature dis-
play indicates the measured air temperature
and not the road surface temperature.
The outside temperature display is in the multi-
function display ( Y page 243).
A change in the outside temperature is shown in
the multifunction display after a delay.
Coolant temperature display
G WARNING
If you open the bonnet while the engine is
overheating or while there is a fire in the
engine compartment, you could come into
contact with hot gases or other leaking ser-
: Multifunction display
vice products. There is a danger of injury.
; Right control panel
Allow an overheating engine to cool down
= Left control panel
before opening the bonnet. If there is a fire in
X To activate the on-board computer: turn
the engine compartment, leave the bonnet
the key to key position 1 in the ignition lock.
closed and notify the fire brigade.
You can control the multifunction display and
the settings on the on-board computer using the
All vehicles except PLUG-IN HYBRID: the
buttons on the multifunction steering wheel.
coolant temperature display is on the instru-
You can find further information on LINGUA-
ment cluster on the right-hand side ( Y page 37).
TRONIC in the separate Owner's Manual in vehi-
Under normal operating conditions and with the
cles with a COMAND Online multimedia system.
specified coolant level, the coolant temperature
You can find further information on voice-oper-
may rise to 120 †.
ated control for navigation in the manufactur-
At high outside temperatures and when driving
er's operating instructions for vehicles with an
in mountainous terrain, the coolant temperature
Audio 20 multimedia system.
may rise to the end of the scale.
Displays and operation243Left control panelRight control panelR Calls up the menu and menu barR Rejects or ends a call=~R Exits the telephone book/redial;On-board computer and displaysmemoryPress briefly:9R Makes or accepts a call6R Scrolls through lists:R Switches to the redial memoryR Selects a submenu or functionR In the Audio menu: selects theR Adjusts the volumeWprevious or next station, when theXpreset list or station list is active,R Switches sound on/offor the previous or next audio track8or video sceneR Switches on voice-operated con-?R In the Tel (Telephone) menu:trol for navigation or LINGUA-switches to the phone book andTRONICselects a name or telephone num-berPress and hold:Multifunction display9R In the Audio menu: selects a pre-:set list or a station list in thedesired frequency range or anaudio track or video scene usingrapid scrollingR In the Tel (Telephone) menu:starts rapid scrolling if the phonebook is openR Confirms the selection or displayamessageR In the Tel (Telephone) menu:switches to the telephone bookand starts dialling the selectednumberPress briefly:%R BackR Switches off voice-operated con-: Permanent display: outside temperature ortrol for navigation or LINGUA-speed ( Y page 251)TRONIC; TimeR Hides display messages or calls up= Text fieldthe last Trip menu function used? Menu barR Exits the telephone book/redialA Drive program ( Y page 154)memoryB Transmission position ( Y page 154)Press and hold:%X To display menu bar ?: press the =or ; button on the steering wheel.R Calls up the standard display in theTrip menuIf you do not press the buttons any longer,menu bar ? is faded out after a few field = shows the selected menu or sub-menu as well as display messages.Z
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Left control panel
Right control panel
R Calls up the menu and menu bar
R Rejects or ends a call
=
~
R Exits the telephone book/redial
;
On-board computer and displays
memory
Press briefly:
9
R Makes or accepts a call
6
R Scrolls through lists
:
R Switches to the redial memory
R Selects a submenu or function
R In the Audio menu: selects the
R Adjusts the volume
W
previous or next station, when the
X
preset list or station list is active,
R Switches sound on/off
or the previous or next audio track
8
or video scene
R Switches on voice-operated con-
?
R In the Tel (Telephone) menu:
trol for navigation or LINGUA-
switches to the phone book and
TRONIC
selects a name or telephone num-
ber
Press and hold:
Multifunction display
9
R In the Audio menu: selects a pre-
:
set list or a station list in the
desired frequency range or an
audio track or video scene using
rapid scrolling
R In the Tel (Telephone) menu:
starts rapid scrolling if the phone
book is open
R Confirms the selection or display
a
message
R In the Tel (Telephone) menu:
switches to the telephone book
and starts dialling the selected
number
Press briefly:
%
R Back
R Switches off voice-operated con-
: Permanent display: outside temperature or
trol for navigation or LINGUA-
speed ( Y page 251)
TRONIC
; Time
R Hides display messages or calls up
= Text field
the last Trip menu function used
? Menu bar
R Exits the telephone book/redial
A Drive program ( Y page 154)
memory
B Transmission position ( Y page 154)
Press and hold:
%
X To display menu bar ?: press the =
or ; button on the steering wheel.
R Calls up the standard display in the
Trip menu
If you do not press the buttons any longer,
menu bar ? is faded out after a few seconds.
Text field = shows the selected menu or sub-
menu as well as display messages.
Z
Menus and submenus244i Set the time via the multimedia system (seeTrip menuthe Digital Owner's Manual).Standard displayPossible readings on the multifunction dis-play:On-board computer and displaysR Z Gearshift recommendation, when shiftingmanually ( Y page 157)R j Parking Pilot ( Y page 201)R ¯ Cruise control ( Y page 177)R LIM Limiter ( Y page 193)R _ Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus( Y page 121)X Press and hold the % button on the steer-ing wheel until the Trip menu with tripR è ECO start/stop function ( Y page 147)meter : and total distance recorder ;R ë HOLD function ( Y page 193)appears.R a Distance Pilot DISTRONIC Steering Pilot( Y page 250)R 120 km/h! Maximum permissible speedTrip computer "From start" or "Fromreset"exceeded (for certain countries only)R DSR Downhill Speed Regulation( Y page 225)Menus and submenusMenu overviewPress the = or ; button on the steering: Distancewheel to call up the menu bar and select a menu.; Driving timeOperating the on-board computer ( Y page 242).= Average speedDepending on the equipment fitted in the vehi-? Average fuel consumptioncle, you can call up the following menus:X Press the = or ; button on the steeringR Trip menu ( Y page 244)wheel to select the Trip menu.R Navi menu (navigation instructions)X Press the 9 or : button to select( Y page 245)From start or From reset .R Audio menu ( Y page 247)The values in the From start submenu are cal-R Tel menu (telephone) ( Y page 248)culated from the start of a journey, whilst theR Assist. menu (assistance) ( Y page 249)values in the From reset submenu are calcu-R Serv. menu ( Y page 251)lated from the last time the submenu was resetR Settings menu (settings) ( Y page 251)( Y page 245).The From start trip computer is automaticallyR ON&OFFROAD menu ( Y page 255)R AMG menu (Mercedes-AMG vehicles)reset if:R The ignition has been switched off for more( Y page 255)than four hoursR 999 hours have been exceeded.R 9,999 kilometres have been From reset trip computer is automati
Menus and submenus
244
i Set the time via the multimedia system (see
Trip menu
the Digital Owner's Manual).
Standard display
Possible readings on the multifunction dis-
play:
On-board computer and displays
R Z Gearshift recommendation, when shifting
manually ( Y page 157)
R j Parking Pilot ( Y page 201)
R ¯ Cruise control ( Y page 177)
R LIM Limiter ( Y page 193)
R _ Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus
( Y page 121)
X Press and hold the % button on the steer-
ing wheel until the Trip menu with trip
R è ECO start/stop function ( Y page 147)
meter : and total distance recorder ;
R ë HOLD function ( Y page 193)
appears.
R a Distance Pilot DISTRONIC Steering Pilot
( Y page 250)
R 120 km/h! Maximum permissible speed
Trip computer "From start" or "From
reset"
exceeded (for certain countries only)
R DSR Downhill Speed Regulation
( Y page 225)
Menus and submenus
Menu overview
Press the = or ; button on the steering
: Distance
wheel to call up the menu bar and select a menu.
; Driving time
Operating the on-board computer ( Y page 242).
= Average speed
Depending on the equipment fitted in the vehi-
? Average fuel consumption
cle, you can call up the following menus:
X Press the = or ; button on the steering
R Trip menu ( Y page 244)
wheel to select the Trip menu.
R Navi menu (navigation instructions)
X Press the 9 or : button to select
( Y page 245)
From start or From reset .
R Audio menu ( Y page 247)
The values in the From start submenu are cal-
R Tel menu (telephone) ( Y page 248)
culated from the start of a journey, whilst the
R Assist. menu (assistance) ( Y page 249)
values in the From reset submenu are calcu-
R Serv. menu ( Y page 251)
lated from the last time the submenu was reset
R Settings menu (settings) ( Y page 251)
( Y page 245).
The From start trip computer is automatically
R ON&OFFROAD menu ( Y page 255)
R AMG menu (Mercedes-AMG vehicles)
reset if:
R The ignition has been switched off for more
( Y page 255)
than four hours
R 999 hours have been exceeded.
R 9,999 kilometres have been exceeded.
The From reset trip computer is automatically
reset if the value exceeds 9,999 hours or
99,999 kilometres.

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