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COMAND navigation system* (dynamic route guidance with RDS-TMC)
COMAND navigation system*
(dynamic route guidance with RDS-
TMC)
An RDS-TMC radio station transmits free-
of-charge RDS-TMC traffic reports in addi-
tion to the radio programme. COMAND
can receive the RDS-TMC traffic reports
and take them into consideration for the
dynamic route guidance. The navigation
system is therefore able to divert you
around a traffic jam, for example.
There may be differences between the re-
ports received and the actual traffic situa-
tion.
Switching dynamic route guidance
on/off
To switch on: set the "Dynamic route"
1
route type .
Proceed as described in the "Selecting
the route type" section ( page 148).
1 RDS-TMC and dynamic route guidance are not
available in all countries.
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To switch off: select the "Fastest
route" or "Short route".
Proceed as described in the "Selecting
the route type" section ( page 148).
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COMAND calculates a new route if you
change the route type setting with route guid-
ance active.
If you change the route type setting when route
guidance is inactive, COMAND uses the new set-
ting for the next route guidance.
RDS-TMC status indicator
The RDS-TMC status indicator is located in
the bottom right of the display.
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1 RDS-TMC status indicator
The possible displays are shown below.

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1 There are RDS-TMC traffic reports off
the route
2 Dynamic route guidance is switched on
3 There is an RDS-TMC traffic report re-
garding slow-moving traffic on the
route (TMC letters are yellow)
4 There is an RDS-TMC traffic report re-
garding a traffic jam on the route (TMC
letters are red)
5 There are warnings concerning the
route (e.g. motorist driving against the
traffic on the motorway, animals on the
carriageway)
RDS-TMC displays on the map
COMAND can show certain traffic inci-
dents on the map. These displays can be
seen on map scales 50 m (0.05 miles) to
50 km (50 miles).