External Devices - Mercedes-Benz GT S 2016 Operating Instructions Manual

External devices

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"Search for track"
You can use the Search for track com-
mand to search for a certain track.
"Search for playlist"
You can use the Search for playlist com-
mand to search for a certain playlist.
"Free music search"
You can use the Free music search com-
mand to combine the categories of artist,
album, track or composer.
Example of dialog:
Ô Free Music Search
^ The music search term please.
Ô Ninth Symphony by Beethoven
_ The system shows a numbered list
with entries that contain the names of
the identified categories.
^ Please select a line number or
say a displayed category name.
\ Track
_ The system shows a numbered list of
tracks from the previous search on the
display.
^ Please select a line number.
Ô Number one
^ Number one accepted.
The Voice Control System plays the selected
track.
"Music information on/off"
You can use the Music information on
command to display information on the track
that is currently being played, such as track
name, album name and artist.
You can use the Music information off
command to switch the display back to the
original display.
7
Not available for music search if the iPod
7
7
®
is connected via the Media Interface
"Random track list on/off"
The Random track list on and Random
track list off commands can be used to
activate or deactivate random playback.
External devices
Operation
You can use the Voice Control System to:
switch to the Media Interface
R
switch to the memory card
R
switch to the USB interface
R
To select an application: press the ?
X
button on the multifunction steering wheel.
Say one of the radio commands explained
X
below.
Commands
"Help"
Using the following commands you can have
all the commands for the external devices
read aloud ( page 44):
Y
Help Media Interface
R
Help memory card
R
Help USB
R
"iPod"
You can use the iPod command to switch to
an external device that is connected to the
Media Interface.
"USB"
With the USB command, you can switch to the
USB storage device on COMAND. There are
two USB ports available.