Operating Tips - Mercedes-Benz iPod integration kit Operator's Manual

Operating tips

• The Click Wheel on your iPod
operable when connected to the inte-
gration kit.
• It is recommended you always have the
latest software version installed on your
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iPod . For assistance and availability
refer to the separate User Guide sup-
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plied with your iPod .
• For optimum sound quality and to avoid
fluctuations in volume iTunes should be
used for converting CDs and the iPod
should be set to "Equalizer Off". Please
refer to the separate User Guide sup-
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plied with your iPod for more informa-
tion on equalizer features.
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• The iPod battery will recharge via the
integration kit only if the ignition key is
in position 1 or 2.
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• Your iPod is designed to be stored and
operated within certain temperature
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is not
ranges. For this reason we recommend
that you do not leave your iPod
vehicle when not in use since extreme
temperatures can damage the device.
For more information on storage/oper-
ating temperatures, please refer to the
separate User Guide supplied with your
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iPod .
• If difficulties should arise while operat-
ing the system please visit an autho-
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rized Mercedes-Benz Center for
assistance.
• When headphones are plugged into the
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iPod while it is connected to the vehi-
cle the music will not be played through
the vehicle loudspeakers. Therefore,
the headphones should be removed
from the iPod
vehicle.
Mercedes-Benz Accessories wishes you
many hours of enjoyment.
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in the
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before connecting to the
Introduction
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Warning
In order to avoid distraction which could lead
to an accident, the driver should activate the
system with the vehicle at a standstill and op-
erate the system only when road, weather
and traffic conditions permit.
Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph
(approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is
covering a distance of 44 feet (approximately
14 m) every second.
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Warning
The driver should not wear a headset while
operating the vehicle under any circumstanc-
es. The use of a headset while driving the
vehicle could drastically impair the ability to
react to audible traffic conditions (e.g. emer-
gency sirens from police/fire/ambulance,
another drivers horn, etc).
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