Page 1 Operation Guide Betjeningsvejledning Bruksanvisning...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Safety instructions Switching Loudness on/off and Navigation fast access adjusting Information regarding Navigating from fast access general road safety Becker Surround Navigation to POI in local area Subwoofer Protecting an entry Overview of controls Crossover Deleting an entry General operation...
Page 3 Contents Modifying route options FM mode Station memory Switching navigation Possible settings for FM stations Calling up the station memory announcements on/off Station list Storing stations Information during route Scan function Different waveband set guidance Manual station tuning Station already in memory Filter function Moving stations Displaying destination information...
Page 4 Contents MP3 mode Calling up the Telephone main Conference call Creating a conference General notes on MP3 menu Adding parties Creating an MP3 storage medium Dialling number Private call MP3 memory cards/ Number is busy Ending call with individual parties Micro-drive mode Dialling a number from the Ending a conference call...
Page 5 Operation in WAP pages BeckerClub entry/sending SMS Text input Accessing the BeckerClub on the Voice entries Terminating WAP connection Mexico Favourites Fast access functions Pages visited Address book Protecting an entry Entering URL for WAP page Calling up the address book...
Page 6 General commands Connecting and disconnecting Digital level Help function (online help) devices Supporting the parking aid Aborting voice dialogue Connecting devices (Mexico) Display Navigation in lists Connecting a device Display brightness Calling up the status display (external device) Display colour...
Page 7 Contents Commands in the Reception Commands for telephone, mail Commands for the Address Book Optimisation menu main menu and WAP mode Commands for media mode Commands in the Voice Entries Commands for the PIN input menu menu Commands for the media status Commands for telephone fast Commands in the Search display...
Page 8: Safety Instructions
Safety instructions Operation of the unit is permitted only if traffic conditions are suitable and you are absolutely sure that you, your passengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconvenienced. In all cases, all applicable road traffic regulations must be obeyed. Destinations may only be entered when the vehicle is stationary.
Page 9: Information Regarding General Road Safety
Information regarding general road safety This car radio device is intended and approved for installation and operation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles and buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltage of 12V. Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty installation or maintenance can result in the malfunctioning of the motor vehicle’s electronic systems.
Page 10: Overview Of Controls
Overview of controls Overview of controls 1 Lever on left 8 Select address book Changing radio stations and audio tracks 9 Right-hand rotary control/push button Down = button Press = Confirm Up = button Turn = Scroll through lists and menus 2 Left-hand rotary control/push button 10 Lever on right Press = switch on/off...
Page 11: General Operation
General operation General operation Menu basics Main menu Note: The main menu for each operating mode If no selections are made for a short Note: provides access to the various functions period of time when the fast access and possible settings for that mode. If an entry in the list is abbreviated function is displayed, the display will because it is too long (three dots appear...
Page 12: Status Display
General operation Status display The status display can always be accessed by pressing All the information you need about the 1005 If route guidance is active, you can current operating mode appears on the toggle between the combined display status screen. The Options menu for the radio function and the status display by pressing Note:...
Page 13: Data Entry Menus
Turn the rotary control/push button Note: and then press the rotary control/push After the first character has been entered, button to select each letter one after the the Mexico automatically switches to the other. input of lower case letters. Note: Accept entry:...
Page 14: Anti-Theft Device
Shortly after the unit has been switched What to do if an incorrect code number on by pressing the left rotary control/ has been entered Your Mexico has protection by means of push button , the data entry menu for The following message appears if an a five-digit unit code number as an anti- the code number will appear.
Page 15: Opening/Closing Media Slot
General operation Opening/closing media slot Note: Note: Entering an incorrect code number three The slot for the SIM card and the For safety reasons, the media slot is times will disable the unit for approx. memory cards is located in the media closed automatically after approx.
Page 16: Switching The Unit On/Off
During this period of approx. 5 seconds, button shutdown can be aborted by pressing one of the buttons on the Mexico or by switching the ignition back on. The Mexico then switches itself back on and plays back the last source selected...
Page 17: Setting The Volume
Sound settings Turn the left rotary control/push but- You can configure the sound of your to the right or left. Mexico to meet your requirements in the sound settings. The settings are also valid for all radio/audio sources. 1011 Calling up the sound settings The volume increases or decreases.
Page 18: Setting The Equalizer
General operation Setting the equalizer Turn the rotary control/push button Confirm your selection by pressing to apply the required equalizer setting. the rotary control/push button You can switch the acoustic pattern on 5 frequency bands with the equalizer Note: setting. The equalizer presets ( 4 equalizer presets are also available for 1015...
Page 19: Setting Balance And Fader
General operation Setting balance and fader Balance setting Switching Loudness on/off and Turn the rotary control/push button You can shift the tone centre in the vehi- adjusting clockwise/counter clockwise. cle using the balance and fader setting. Loudness provides a tone-compensated increase of the low frequencies, inde- Select in the sound...
Page 20: Becker Surround
Select in the sound settings. Select in the sound settings. Note: The Becker Surround function is not available for medium wave or short 1024 1025 wave. Turn the rotary control/push button You may now select...
Page 21: Compression
General operation In this example you can see the settings Reset settings Select in the sound set- for the front loudspeakers. tings. You can reset all sound settings to the default settings. The following settings are reset to the relevant default value: 1026 1020 •...
Page 22: Navigation Mode
What is navigation? Navigation data Safety instructions The term “navigation” (lat. navigare = to The Mexico is supplied with a CF mem- travel by sea) is generally understood to ory card. This memory card contains • Road traffic regulations always take mean the location of a vehicle, the deter- a digitised road map.
Page 23: Inserting Memory Card
Navigation mode cal situation, due to permanent changes to Inserting memory card Push the memory card carefully into road systems and their traffic regulations. the slot. The slot for inserting the memory card containing the navigation data is located Note: The memory card must then be firmly in the media slot.
Page 24: Removing Memory Card
“Closing media slot” on page 15. The memory card containing the navi- vated since the last time the Mexico was gation data must be inserted to start the switched on or if it is not yet ready.
Page 25: Calling Up The Navigation Main Menu
38. Once the destination has been selected, • the Mexico will prompt you to confirm version Access the POI selection menu. POIs if the new destination is to be used as include petrol stations, airports or hos- the main destination or a stopover.
Page 26: Entering A Destination
Navigation mode Entering a destination The corresponding menu appears or the Selecting a country required action is initiated. If your destination is located in a different In the Navigation main menu, select country ( in the example entry. Note: display) you must first select the required Some entries in the Enter Destination country.
Page 27: Entering A Destination Town
The last letter entered is highlighted. To help, the name of the location closest to the previous entry appears. The Mexico 2008 2004 offers only the possible remaining letters for selection.
Page 28: Selecting Destination Via Postcode
Navigation mode The town distinguishing list appears if Turn the rotary control/push button the selection is ambiguous. and then press the rotary control/ push button to select the required post- 2010 code. The data entry menu for the postcode 2008 The display then shows either the desti- appears.
Page 29: Entering The Destination Road
In the Enter Destination menu, select previous entry is displayed. The Mexico button to select the required road. offers only the possible remaining letters for selection. If no other entries are...
Page 30: Entering The Destination Town Centre
In the Enter Destination menu, select button to select the required centre. the previous entry is displayed. The Mexico offers only the possible remain- You can now start route guidance by ing letters for selection. If no other selecting...
Page 31: Selecting Junction For Destination Road
Navigation mode Entering destination via geo-coordinates 2023 2022 You can also enter a destination as geo- coordinates. Confirm your selection by pressing A list containing ranges of house num- the rotary control/push button bers appears. In the Enter Destination menu, select Turn the rotary control/push button and then press the rotary control/push 2024...
Page 32: Setting The Route Options
Notes: You can use the route options to specify • By selecting you can specify 2099 how the Mexico calculates the route to the direction of the geographical lati- the destination. tude ( =north and Select the symbol from the in- In the Enter Destination menu, =south).
Page 33: Saving/Deleting Route Options
200 km depending on digitalisation • When new route calculations are density). made with active dynamic route guid- ance, the Mexico may request the • Even if is selected, toll roads memory card containing the naviga- (e.g. in Switzerland or Austria) will tion data (if it is not already inserted).
Page 34: Saving A Destination
Navigation mode Saving a destination Navigation fast access Press Once you have entered a destination, In navigation fast access mode, the last you can save it in the address book. This 50 destinations to which the vehicle has may be useful if you wish to travel to 2002 travelled are displayed.
Page 35: Navigation To Poi In Local Area
Navigation mode Navigation to POI in local area Protecting an entry Deleting an entry Call up the navigation fast access Call up the navigation fast access Call up the navigation fast access function. function. function. Select an entry. Select the entry to be protected. Select the entry to be deleted.
Page 36: Deleting A List
Navigation mode Deleting a list Saving an entry in the • Select this option to create a new entry Call up the navigation fast access address book in the address book. function. Call up the navigation fast access Press the rotary control/push button function.
Page 37: Adding Data To Entries
Navigation mode In the data entry menu, select the Turn the rotary control/push button The navigation address previously symbol. and then press the rotary control/push selected is added to the selected address button to select the entry. book entry. Press the rotary control/push button A confirmation that the entry has been and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
Page 38: Selecting A Destination From The Address Book
Navigation mode Selecting a destination from the Turn the rotary control/push button Point of interest and then press the rotary control/push address book You can select a POI as a main destina- button to select the required entry. tion or a stopover. You can find a destination in the address POIs include petrol stations, airports or book and start navigation to it.
Page 39: Local
Navigation mode Select the entry. • Local You can select a POI in the vicinity of In the POI menu, select the the vehicle. When you make your entry. selection, the unit will tell you in 2039 which direction the POI is located and how far away it is.
Page 40: In Country
Navigation mode Turn the rotary control/push button In country and then press the rotary control/push In the POI menu, select the button to select each letter one after the entry. 2053 other. The data entry menu for POIs appears Accept entry: or, if fewer than 10 POIs are available in 2045 In the data entry menu, select the...
Page 41: Local Area Of Destination
Navigation mode Turn the rotary control/push button In place and then press the rotary control/push In the POI menu, select the 2052 button to select the required POI. entry. Turn the rotary control/push button Route guidance to the selected point of and then press the rotary control/push interest is initiated.
Page 42: Information About Points Of Interest
Navigation mode Accept entry: Information about points of Turn the rotary control/push button In the data entry menu, select the to scroll through the information. interest symbol. You can call up additional information Note: about many POIs, e.g. a brief description To call a displayed number directly, Press the rotary control/push button or a telephone number.
Page 43: External Points Of Interest
Navigation mode External points of interest Note: You can select an external POI as a main entry can only 2038 destination or as a stopover. be selected if route guidance is active. The Options menu appears. Confirm your selection by pressing Insert a storage medium with external the rotary control/ push button POIs.
Page 44: Beckerclub
Navigation mode Select the desired category. Beckerclub Confirm your selection by pressing You can save destinations in the Becker- 2105 the rotary control/ push button Club via the internet. See “BeckerClub” on page 147. You can load these destina- The categories that can be selected are tions to your Mexico (internal phone then displayed.
Page 45: Navigating To @-Destination
Navigation mode The destinations saved on the Becker- Functions in the @-destination During route guidance club homepage are loaded. list During route guidance, navigation infor- You can save individual entries in the mation is displayed on the status screen address book, delete individual entries in all operating modes.
Page 46: Navigation Status Screen
Navigation mode Navigation status screen Turn the rotary control/push button Example navigation displays to select the various displays in the All information relevant to information Warning status display. is displayed on the navigation status Accident hazard screen. Road traffic regulations always take pri- ority when a vehicle is being driven in 2057 traffic.
Page 47 Navigation mode • “Please turn left after 100 metres.” • “Please follow the direction arrows.” • Recalculating route: 2061 2063 2066 The name of the road the vehicle is This display tells you that you are cur- • Destination reached: turning into appears in the second line rently on a non-digitised road (i.e.
Page 48: Options Menu
2068 • The Options menu appears on the right- You can display the route planned by hand side. the Mexico. See “Route list” on Turn the rotary control/push button page 49. to select one of the following options: • You can enter another destination as a stopover during active navigation.
Page 49: Cancelling Route Guidance
You can display/listen to a list of traffic You can display the route planned by the guidance before reaching the actual des- announcements relevant to the route. Mexico. tination. In the Options menu, select the In the Options menu, select the In the Options menu, select the entry.
Page 50: Stopover
Navigation mode Press to exit the route list. • Note: You can enter a complete address as a Once the stopover has been reached, the stopover as described in “Entering a Stopover following display appears. You can enter another destination as a destination”...
Page 51: Blocking A Route
(on = section of the route ahead. If possible, 2074 Note: the Mexico will then calculate a diver- Only one of the three settings ( sion route. This may be useful if a traffic Select (delete block) or...
Page 52: Switching Navigation Announcements On/Off
Navigation mode Switching navigation announcements Information during route Notes: on/off guidance • If a stopover is active, information You can switch navigation announce- about it is displayed. appears on ments off and then back on again. Displaying destination the display above the car. information •...
Page 53: Displaying/Storing Position
Navigation mode Displaying/Storing position Press the rotary control/push button Press the rotary control/push button to store the current position. Press Turn the rotary control/push button clockwise until appears on the top right of the display. 2078 2069 The current position was saved in fast All TMC messages are displayed.
Page 54: Displaying/Changing Route Settings
Navigation mode Displaying/Changing route settings Dynamic route guidance Note: Press with TMC Only one of the three settings ( Turn the rotary control/push button ) may be clockwise until appears on the top Note: active ( ) at the same time. right of the display.
Page 55: Dynamic Route Guidance
Navigation mode Dynamic route guidance Note: Note: You can activate dynamic route guid- As the traffic announcements are trans- If no TMC stations are received for ance by selecting in the mitted by radio stations, we cannot 10 minutes, route options. assume responsibility for the complete- is displayed If dynamic route guidance has been acti-...
Page 56: Displaying Traffic Information
To listen to all announcements, select A typical traffic announcement appears In both cases, the Mexico displays a list entry. as follows: of the up-to-date traffic information cur- rently available. • a motorway or road number Select the required announcement.
Page 57: Settings
You can specify whether or not traffic announcements should be read out auto- • 2085 matically by the Mexico and, if so, You can specify whether the calculated which ones. time of arrival should be announced Confirm your selection by pressing...
Page 58: Announcing The Time Of Arrival
Navigation mode • Announcing the time of arrival Displaying speed limits If this function is active, all traffic You can specify whether the calculated If the function is on, the system will in- announcements are made automati- time of arrival should be announced form you of the maximum permissible cally on receipt.
Page 59: Eta Setting
Example of a speed limit: 2092 2101 You may now select 2110 • Example of a dynamic speed limit: This setting indicates to the Mexico that you tend to drive rather quickly. An earlier ETA is calculated. 2111...
Page 60: Measuring Unit
A later ETA will be calculated if a yards and miles) system and vice versa. • higher percentage value is selected. This setting indicates to the Mexico In the Settings menu, select the that you will need a little longer for the entry.
Page 61: Radio Mode
Radio mode Radio mode Switching on radio mode The Radio main menu appears. • The example shows the Radio main Accesses the selection menu for the Press menu for VHF. programme type. See “Programme Radio mode is activated. The last wave- Turn the rotary control/push button type”...
Page 62: Selecting A Waveband
Radio mode • • • Accesses the selection menu for If an FM station was selected previ- The last station set is retained. reception optimisation. See “Recep- ously, it will remain selected or, if an The station memory, which can store tion optimisation”...
Page 63: Fm Mode
Radio mode FM mode Station list Press or turn the rotary control/ All stations which can be received/iden- push button to the left to select the FM mode combines the two wavebands tified appear in the station list. previous station on the station list. The The display sequence is determined by name of the station appears above the the selected waveband...
Page 64: Scan Function
Radio mode Scan function Aborting the scan function Notes: All stations in the station list are scanned In the status display, press • If the selected entry is a station chain, briefly to enable you to select the one this is indicated by a small triangle on you require.
Page 65: Manual Station Tuning
Radio mode Manual station tuning Filter function Switching the filter function on/off You can set the required frequency In the Filter menu, select the You can use this function to filter manually. entry. stations or entire station chains out of the Turn the rotary control/push button station list.
Page 66: Filtering Stations
Radio mode Filtering stations Filtering stations Cancel filtering In the Filter menu, select the station In the Filter menu, select the station to Cancel all filters chain to be filtered out and press the be filtered. In the Filter menu, select the rotary control/push button Turn the rotary control/push button entry.
Page 67: Programme Type
Radio mode Programme type Switching the programme type Select in the programme type function on/off menu to reset all programme types to Programme type (PTY) is a service In the Programme Type menu, select off. offered by many stations within the entry.
Page 68: Regionalisation
RDS data programme content. stream. This information can be dis- 3010 Switching on regionalisation prevents played. the Mexico from switching between The radio text for the current FM station Warning is displayed. regional programmes with different con- Accident hazard tent.
Page 69: Voice Entries
Radio mode Voice entries • Reception optimisation is selected, a prompt You can delete or listen to voice entries You can select one of three settings to will appear asking you to confirm assigned to the station. You can also suppress reception-related interference.
Page 70: Bandwidth Control
Radio mode • Bandwidth control Traffic programme Setting for normal operation, i.e. Bandwidth control can be used to im- If an RDS station broadcasts traffic depending on reception, the unit prove station reception in difficult recep- announcements, it is possible to inter- switches back and forth from stereo to tion areas (station A has a neighbouring rupt audio mode (CD, MP3, etc.) or AM...
Page 71: Switching A Traffic Programme On/Off
When you activate the function, the Select the entry. ( ). Mexico will select the station you are If the TP function is active ( ), the Note: currently listening to as the TP station. symbol appears in the status display to...
Page 72: Tp Volume
Radio mode TP volume Cancelling traffic AM mode You can use this function to control the announcements AM mode combines the two wavebands increase in volume for traffic announce- You can cancel the reception of traffic ments. announcements. Possible settings for In the TP menu, select the The following display appears during a AM stations...
Page 73: Scan Search
Radio mode Scan search Scan function Aborting the scan function In the status display, press All stations which can be received are In the status display, press scanned briefly to enable you to select the one you require. Turn the rotary control/ push button Turn the rotary control/ push button In the status display, press and hold down...
Page 74: Station Memory
Radio mode Station memory Storing stations Different waveband set In the Fast Access menu (not for AM You can store the current station if you Up to 20 FM, medium wave and short waveband), select the station to be are already in the station memory or if a wave stations can be stored in the station stored.
Page 75: Station Already In Memory
Radio mode Turn the rotary control/push button Station already in memory Moving stations to select the required memory position. The station to be stored is already set and You can move the position of a station Confirm the memory position by press- you are in station memory fast access stored in the station memory.
Page 76: Deleting Stations
Radio mode Deleting stations Status display Select the entry. In the status display, press the rotary You can delete a station stored in the control/push button station memory. The Options menu appears. 3023 Select the entry. Fast access mode Turn the rotary control/push button Select the letters in the required name The station is deleted from the station to select the station to be deleted.
Page 77: Creating/Deleting Voice Entries
Radio mode Creating/Deleting voice entries Select the entry. Reading out voice entries The procedure for saving a voice entry is You can create a voice entry/delete an You can listen to the voice entry for a launched. existing voice entry for a station stored station stored in the station memory.
Page 78: Media Mode
Media mode includes all sources on the In both cases, the media fast access func- Turn the rotary control/push button Mexico which can be used to play back tion will appear briefly on the display. to select the required medium/ audio or MP3 media.
Page 79: Media Status Display
The total number of tracks on the CD/ • Status of scan function, track mix, etc. next track played by the Mexico will directory and the total playing time will be the first track in the next directory/ •...
Page 80: Track Jump/Track Skip
Media mode Track jump/Track skip Fast forward/rewind Play mode You can start audible fast forward/rewind. Play mode includes functions such as Press to select the next track or track mix (random play function), the Notes: to select the previous track. scan function and the repeat function.
Page 81: Track Mix (Random Play Function)
Media mode Notes: Notes: • Only one of the functions can be Press to play the next 4005 switched on ( ). random track. If the current track has been playing for longer than 8 seconds • Select to delete any other The Play Mode menu appears.
Page 82: Repeat Track
Media mode Repeat track CD mix Repeat CD Activate the function to repeat the cur- Notes: Notes: rent track continuously. The function is only available if the CD The function is only available if the CD Turn the rotary control/push button changer is the active source.
Page 83: Repeating A Directory
Media mode Press the rotary control/push button Calling up the Media Switching detailed track display on/off to switch the function on ( ) or If detailed track display is activated, a main menu off ( ). previously abbreviated track name/ID3 You can make settings for media mode tag is displayed in full, if possible.
Page 84: Mp3 Mode
Media mode MP3 mode Creating an MP3 storage • The display of artist’s name and track title is restricted to a total maximum medium length of 63 characters. General notes on MP3 • A maximum of 63 folders, each of •...
Page 85: Mp3 Memory Cards
Media mode For further information about creating MP3 memory cards/ Inserting micro-drive/CF memory MP3 files and ID3 tags, please consult card Micro-drive mode your dealer or check on the Internet. The slot for inserting the micro-drive/CF Note: memory card is located in the media slot. Note: •...
Page 86: Removing Micro-Drive/Cf Memory Card
Media mode Push the CF memory card/micro-drive Removing micro-drive/CF memory Inserting SD/MMC memory card carefully into the slot. card The slot for inserting the SD/MMC Open the media slot as described in memory card is located in the media slot. The CF memory card/micro-drive must “Opening media slot”...
Page 87: Removing Sd/Mmc Memory Card
Media mode Close the media slot as described in Removing SD/MMC memory card Playback sequence for MP3 “Closing media slot” on page 15. Open the media slot as described in storage media “Opening media slot” on page 15. Wait until the media slot closes Gently press against the SD/MMC automatically.
Page 88: Playlists
Media mode Here is an example of a folder structure Playlists Creating playlists on an MP3 storage medium. We used the WINAMP freeware in our Due to the number of MP3 files that can The filled grey rectangles represent fold- trials for creating playlists.
Page 89: Audio Playback Via An Optional Apple™ Ipod
If the connecting cable is attached to the formed from the Mexico control panel. Apple Computer, Inc. trademarks, Mexico, it is not possible to attach a CD registered in the USA and in other changer or a steering wheel remote con- countries.
Page 90: Notes On Compact Discs (Cd)
You can call up units connected exter- available cleaning cloth, wiping from of CDs, the magazine should be loaded nally to the Mexico as described in the centre outwards. Solvents such as successively, beginning with compart- “Media fast access functions” on benzene, thinners or other commer- ment 1.
Page 91: Telephone Mode
(mobile phone only) a mobile phone with Bluetooth® wire- this is indicated by “internal phone • The Mexico can operate a mobile less technology, connected to the Mexi- only”. phone equipped with Bluetooth® • For functions that are only available wireless technology.
Page 92: Inserting Sim Card
Note: phone in an appropriate, safe holder. Close the media slot as described in The Mexico does not support SIM cards Only then can injuries be prevented in “Closing media slot” on page 15. with the older 5-volt technology.
Page 93: Entering Pin
Telephone mode Entering PIN Calling up the telephone In fast access mode the last 20 numbers or names which have been dialled, an- (internal phone and SIM-Access only) swered or rejected will be displayed in Note: The PIN must be entered in order to ac- chronological order.
Page 94: Calling Up The Telephone Main Menu
Telephone mode Calling up the Telephone main • You can select a telephone number menu from the address book. See “Dialling a 5053 In the Telephone main menu, you can en- number from the address book” on ter/ select telephone numbers, call up the page 96.
Page 95: Dialling Number
If the person called answers the tele- the other. phone the Mexico switches to the status Note display for active telephone calls. 5057 Select the symbol to delete the last character in the entry.
Page 96: Dialling A Number From The Address Book
Telephone mode Dialling a number from the ad- If several telephone numbers have been Note: saved in the address book entry the fol- dress book Some mobile phones (mobile phone lowing appears on the display. Use this function to select a telephone only) are so quick to terminate the con- number in an address book entry and to nection at the busy tone that you will...
Page 97: Call Lists
Turn the rotary control/push button with Bluetooth® wireless technology Press the rotary control/ push button to select one of the following op- to the Mexico, the call lists only ever to abort the call. tions: apply to the time during which the...
Page 98: Calling A Number From The List
Select (delete) or (do not de- Harman/ Becker cannot generally be Calling a number from the list lete). held liable for the emergency call func- Select the list entry you wish to call. If you select , the call list will be de- tion.
Page 99: Settings
Telephone mode Following initiation of the emergency Settings • call, the following information is dis- (internal phone and SIM-Access only) In the settings you can set the “Call di- played in the status bar. With this function you can divert calls to vert”, “Call settings”, “Select network”, your mailbox or to another telephone “Ring tone”, “PIN settings”...
Page 100: Call Divert
Telephone mode • Call divert Note: (internal phone and SIM-Access only) (internal phone and SIM-Access only) The last known status of the call divert With this function you can choose be- With this function you can divert calls to function is indicated in front of the indi- tween various ring tones to signal a call.
Page 101: Phone Number
Telephone mode option Select from By choosing , you have the You can use this function to request the option of selecting or entering another current settings for the call divert func- option deactivates the call divert phone number. tion. function.
Page 102: Call Settings
Telephone mode • option Call settings You can also enter a phone number to Here you can set the number to which (internal phone and SIM-Access only) which the calls will be diverted. Con- calls are to be diverted if you have Here you can activate or deactivate the firm your entry by selecting the switched off your phone or if your phone...
Page 103 Telephone mode option option option If the function is activated, a If the function is switched When the function is active, second call is signalled during an ongo- on, when the number that is called is your number will be displayed to the ing call.
Page 104: Selecting A Network
You can use this function to select, manu- If automatic network selection is active, This starts a search for available net- ally automatically, mobile the Mexico automatically selects an works. phone network to which your phone is available network. connected. Call up the Settings menu.
Page 105: Ring Tone
Note: You can also change your PIN. The volume of the ring tone cannot be The Mexico can store the PIN numbers set separately. It depends on the cur- for up to 5 different SIM cards. If more Call up the Settings menu.
Page 106: Automatic Call Answering
Telephone mode option Automatic call answering With this function you can change the (mobile phone only) 5074 old PIN of your SIM card to any other 4- When the function is to 8-digit number. active ( ), incoming calls will be an- Enter the new PIN.
Page 107: Switching The Telephone Off
@-icon. operation, the telephone is not started vider (internal telephone and SIM- automatically when Mexico is started Access only) to indicate that you are Press to switch to the status dis- next.
Page 108: Accepting/ Rejecting A Call
(internal phone and SIM-Access on- Accepting a call radio or media, will be reactivated. The Mexico announces an incoming call However the call will be indicated With the call waiting function (See by means of a signal tone and the follow- until the caller hangs up.
Page 109: Ending A Call
Telephone mode Ending a call Holding When selecting , the active call or the current conference call is placed in Active calls/calls on hold can be termi- (internal phone and SIM-Access only) nated. For this purpose, the status dis- With the Hold function you can place an the “queue”.
Page 110: Toggling
Telephone mode Toggling Conference call (internal phone and SIM-Access only) (internal phone and SIM-Access only) 5079 With the function you can switch A conference call is a call that you have between an active call or conference call created with up to a maximum of 6 par- Turn the rotary control/push button and a call or conference call on hold.
Page 111: Adding Parties
Telephone mode Once the connection to the desired party Once the connection to the desired party has been established, this call is also the has been established, this call is also the 5081 active call. active call. The conference call is on hold in the background.
Page 112: Ending Call With Individual Parties
Telephone mode Ending call with individual parties Ending a conference call Options menu You want to end the connection to a par- You want to end a conference call com- The Options menu can be displayed dur- ty in the conference call. In this case, pletely.
Page 113: Ending Call
Telephone mode Turn the rotary control/push button Ending all calls Activating to select one of the following op- (internal phone and SIM-Access only) (internal phone and SIM-Access only) tions: Select in the Options menu to ac- Note: tivate the call on hold again. See “Hold- The menu item is shown if ing”...
Page 114: Conference
Telephone mode Conference Sound sel. The entries must not be confirmed. The (internal phone and SIM-Access only) So-called DTMF dialling tones can be individual DTMF tones will be sent im- By selecting in the Options transmitted. For example, these tones mediately after selection.
Page 115: Private
• Save an entry from the fast access list to ness number, private number and SIM phone to the Mexico as described in the address book or to the SIM card (in- card entries): “Connecting and disconnecting de-...
Page 116: Direct Calling
Telephone mode Direct calling Protecting an entry Deleting an entry Call up the telephone fast access func- Call up the telephone fast access func- Call up the telephone fast access func- tion. tion. tion. Turn the rotary control/ push button Select the entry to be protected.
Page 117: Deleting A List
Telephone mode Deleting a list Saving a number in the address • Select this option to create a new entry Call up the telephone fast access func- book in the address book. tion. Call up the telephone fast access func- Press the rotary control/ push button tion.
Page 118: Adding Data To Entries
Telephone mode Turn the rotary control/ push button Adding data to entries and then press the rotary control/ Select the entry. 2030 push button to select each letter in the first name one after the other. Turn the rotary control/ push button Select the symbol from the in- 5087...
Page 119: Saving Number To Sim Card
Telephone mode Saving number to SIM card Select the symbol from the in- put menu. (internal phone and SIM-Access only) 5088 Call up the telephone fast access func- Press the rotary control/ push button tion. and hold for at least 2 seconds. Turn the rotary control/push button Select the entry to be saved.
Page 120: Mail Messages
Mail messages Mail messages Below, you will find information on sen- New incoming SMS display Note: ding and receiving text messages (SMS) If you have received new SMS messages, The number in front of the and the corresponding settings. a signal tone sounds if the unit is switched entry indicates how many new Note: on.
Page 121: Calling Up Sms Fast Access Function
• Unread SMS are displayed at the top 5102 page 122. of the list and identified by the symbol. • Your Mexico is not able to display bi- Select the entry. nary SMS (e.g. MMS). If such a message is received, it will Reading SMS appear as an SMS without text.
Page 122: Options For Sms Read Aloud
Mail messages Options for SMS read aloud Replying Deleting You can immediately write a reply to the In the SMS Options menu, select the In one of the SMS messages that has SMS received and send this back to the entry.
Page 123: Saving Number To Sim Card
Mail messages Saving number to SIM card If you do not want to send the text imme- Opening SMS main menu You can save the sender’s phone number diately after editing it, you can press Open the SMS fast access function. to the SIM card.
Page 124: Composing Sms
Mail messages • Composing SMS Note You can use this function to open the Open the SMS main menu. Select the symbol to delete the last SMS input menu to compose a mes- character in the entry. sage and send it. After selecting the symbol, you can •...
Page 125 Mail messages • After selecting , the input You can directly enter the desired menu for the telephone number is dis- 5116 number to which the message is to be played. sent. You can then decide whether you want • to send the message now or just save it 5119 You can select a telephone number...
Page 126: Saved Sms
Mail messages Saved SMS You can then select the desired SMS by turning the rotary control/push but- In the saved SMS list you will find: 5120 and then pressing the rotary • SMS messages that were not sent im- control/push button. mediately after they were written.
Page 127: Sending
Mail messages Sending Deleting If you do not want to send the text imme- After selecting , provided a phone After selecting the following mes- diately after editing it, you can press number has been specified for the SMS, sage will be displayed. the following message is displayed.
Page 128: Sent Sms
Mail messages Sent SMS Displaying free memory space The sent SMS list stores the SMS sent by You can use this function to check the 5128 you. amount of memory used for SMS mes- You can edit or delete these SMS mes- sages on the SIM card or in the tele- The SMS text is displayed.
Page 129: Mail Settings
Mail messages Mail settings Turn the rotary control/push button Announcing new SMS to select one of the following op- Select the entry in The settings necessary for the SMS tions: the Mail settings. function are grouped together in the Press the rotary control/ push button Mail settings.
Page 130: Sms Centre Number
Mail messages • Selecting will have the SMS read out and then displayed. 5134 • The input menu for the SMS centre Selecting will have the SMS number appears. displayed, and you can then read the Turn the rotary control/push button SMS as described in “Reading SMS”...
Page 131: Internet (Wap) Function
Bluetooth® played instead. a URL” on page 142. wireless technology that is connected The page displayed by the Mexico de- via the hands-free system. pends on the provider used. Select an entry from the Favourites list • Internet access may require registration You can see that a connection exists as described in “Favourites”...
Page 132: Operation In Wap Pages
Internet (WAP) function Operation in WAP pages If you are in the browser menu, turn the • Using this function you can discon- The display of WAP pages is split into rotary control/push button to select nect the WAP connection. two areas.
Page 133: Text Input
Internet (WAP) function Text input Confirm your entry by selecting the Favourites In some cases it may be necessary to en- symbol. Using this function you can save the cur- ter information, e.g. into a form, on rent page to the list of favourites or open a WAP page.
Page 134: Pages Visited
Internet (WAP) function Saving current page to Favourites Pages visited Deleting list of pages visited Select the entry. Using this function you can display the Select the entry. pages opened most recently. However, pages that you opened via a link on an- other page are not displayed.
Page 135: Terminating Wap Connection
Internet (WAP) function Terminating WAP connection Opening WAP fast access func- Notes: tion You can terminate an existing WAP • The order in which WAP addresses are connection. displayed is described as follows. The WAP fast access list contains the First is always the link leading you to last 20 WAP addresses selected or en- the BeckerClub (link cannot be dele-...
Page 136: Opening Wap Address Directly
Internet (WAP) function Start the telephone mode. Opening WAP address directly Saving entry to the Favourites You can directly open a WAP address Open the WAP fast access function. displayed in the fast access function. In the Fast Access menu which ap- 5213 pears, select the required WAP ad- Open the WAP fast access function.
Page 137: Saving An Entry In The Address Book
Internet (WAP) function Saving an entry in the address book 5216 5218 You create a new address book entry or add a WAP address to an existing ad- An input menu for entering the URL is Turn the rotary control/push button dress book entry.
Page 138: Protecting An Entry
Internet (WAP) function Protecting an entry Deleting an entry Deleting a list Open the WAP fast access function. Open the WAP fast access function. Open the WAP fast access function. In the Fast Access menu which ap- In the Fast Access menu which ap- Press the rotary control/ push button pears, select the WAP address entry to pears, select the entry to be deleted.
Page 139: Changing Beckerclub Address
Internet (WAP) function Changing Beckerclub address • WAP main menu You can change the preset URL using You can change the WAP address for In the WAP main menu you can: this option. the Beckerclub. However, you should • Organise your favourites. After making a change, select the only change the address if we have •...
Page 140: Favourites
You can use this function to load the fa- Using this function you can load the 5224 vourites saved in the Becker-Club. favourites saved in the Becker-Club or edit the saved favourites. Select the entry. Open the list of favourites.
Page 141: Editing Favourites
Internet (WAP) function Editing favourites Editing Deleting list In the list of favourites you can edit the After selecting the name of the fa- You can delete all the favourites in the favourites (change name or URL), delete vourite and the URL for the favourite are list of favourites.
Page 142: Entering A Url
Internet (WAP) function Entering a URL Access profiles Loading access profile You can load preconfigured access pro- Open the WAP main menu. Using this function you can load precon- files from the Beckerclub page. figured access profiles or create and edit access profiles yourself.
Page 143: Creating Access Profile
Internet (WAP) function Creating access profile Notes: You can create an access profile your- • In some cases it may not be necessary self. to enter all the information. Note: • The predefined values for The information you need to create should prefe- a profile can be obtained from your pro- rably not be altered.
Page 144 Internet (WAP) function APN (Access Point Name Password (for the connection type only) Here you can enter the password. 5251 Here you can enter the APN name. Select the entry. Select the entry. Select the required connection type 5239 Turn the rotary control/push button 5238 to activate the required time ( ).
Page 145 Internet (WAP) function Select the entry. Proxy user name Home page Here you can enter the proxy username. Here you can enter the provider’s home Select the entry. page. Select the entry. 5240 The input menu appears. 5204 Enter the information. 5242 The input menu appears.
Page 146: Changing/Deleting An Access Profile
In the Settings you can specify the URL cess profile. beginning and the URL ending that is to be suggested by Mexico. Open the list of access profiles. 5245 Select the access profile to be modi- Open the WAP main menu.
Page 147: Url Beginning
(internal phone and SIM-Access only) tings menu. at the click of a mouse before leaving With the Mexico you have at the same home. The data can then simply be time acquired access to the BeckerClub. downloaded prior to embarking on...
Page 148: Accessing The Beckerclub On The Mexico
Trips can sometimes be rather excit- is also included in the scope of supply, to ing. Particularly when your vehicle is log onto the BeckerClub. The Becker- stolen. Unfortunately the Mexico can- Club Internet pages contain additional not prevent your vehicle from being...
Page 149: Address Book
Address book Address book You can store complete addresses with Calling up the address book Calling up the Address Book telephone numbers and other informa- main menu Press tion in the address book. You can set up In the Address book main menu you can address book entries so that navigation create new entries, search for entries, to the selected address can be started...
Page 150: Creating An Entry
Address book Creating an entry Accept entry: In the data entry menu, select the In the Address Book main menu, 6005 symbol. select the entry. You can now enter additional data: Press the rotary control/push button Turn the rotary control/push button and hold it down for at least 2 seconds.
Page 151: Creating An Entry Which
Address book If, under “Automatic dialogue” on Creating an entry which Note: page 176, you specified that a prompt to supports navigation If for example a telephone number has record a name should appear when an been entered for , this will In the Address Book main menu, address entry is created, you will be appear in the menu instead of...
Page 152 Address book Once you have entered the address, you Once you have entered all the informa- must confirm your entry. tion, you must save the entry. 6008 Select the entry. You can enter additional data: Once you have recorded a name, the Turn the rotary control/push button following information appears on the to select one of the following options:...
Page 153: Find Entry
Turn the rotary control/push button Note: entry is displayed. The Mexico offers and then press the rotary control/ only the possible remaining letters for push button to select the required If less than 10 address book entries have selection.
Page 154: Setting The Search Criterion
Address book Setting the search criterion Editing entries In the Address Book main menu, Find the address book entry to be Confirm your selection by pressing select the entry. modified. the rotary control/push button 6014 • 6015 You can modify the data entered for Select an entry.
Page 155: Modifying An Entry
In the Edit Entries menu, select the If you wish to change part of the entry in vCard format to another entry. address, the Mexico will prompt you to device which is equipped with Blue- confirm if the address supports naviga- tooth® wireless technology. See tion.
Page 156: Deleting An Entry
Address book Deleting an entry Creating/Deleting voice entries Delete Find the address book entry for which Find the address book entry to be You can record a voice entry or delete an you wish to delete a voice entry. deleted. existing voice entry for the selected Select the entry.
Page 157: Exporting Address Book/Data
Press the rotary control/ push button The recipient Bluetooth device must be able to receive several addresses. If this The Mexico tries to establish a connec- is not supported, it is possible that only tion to the required device. the first entry in the address book will If authentication is required, you will be transferred.
Page 158: Exporting Entry
Address book Exporting entry The Mexico tries to establish a connec- Importing an address book tion to the required device. entry Using this function you can transfer If authentication is required, you will a single address book entry/SIM card Addresses in vCard format can be...
Page 159: Saving Address Book Entry To
Address book Then, depending on the settings in Saving address book entry to Press the rotary control/push button “Always allow connection” SIM card to abort the transfer. No data will be page 166, the following query is sent or, transferred. You can save an address book entry with if the function is active, this step will be The following information will be dis-...
Page 160: Importing Sim Card Entries
Address book Importing SIM card entries Deleting address book/data en- tirely You can import a SIM card entry and 6044 save it as an address book entry. You can delete the entire data in the ad- dress book or on the SIM card. The input menu for the surname ap- Find the SIM card entry that you wish pears.
Page 161: Navigating To An Address
Address book Navigating to an address book Calling an address book entry/ Press the rotary control/ push button entry sending SMS You can start route guidance to an From the address book you can start address for an address book entry from a call to a telephone number stored in the 6046 the address book.
Page 162: Voice Entries
Address book Voice entries • Fast access functions You can delete all stored voice entries. In the Address Book main menu, The last 20 address book entries used in select the entry. the address book appear here. When the next prompt appears, You may: select to delete the entry or...
Page 163: Protecting An Entry
Address book Protecting an entry Deleting an entry Deleting a list Call up the address book fast access Call up the address book fast access Call up the address book fast access function. function. function. In the Fast Access menu which In the Fast Access menu which appears, Press the rotary control/push button appears, select the address book entry...
Page 164: Calling Up General Settings
SIM card is read out by the tings. between electronic devices within a Mexico. This data on the SIM card is Press max. range of 10 metres. then used to make phone calls using...
Page 165: Opening The Device List
The Bluetooth device list is displayed. 7020 displayed. You can then start a search The devices recognised by the Mexico are for Bluetooth devices in “Searching displayed in this list. The current status is • Bluetooth is switched on but a for Bluetooth devices”...
Page 166: Always Allow Connection
You can delete devices from the corresponding external device can displayed in the Bluetooth device list. Bluetooth device list which are not used establish a connection to the Mexico or which are outdated. without you authorising it. Select the device to be named from the device list.
Page 167: Deleting All Devices From The List
Select the device to be connected from devices the Bluetooth device list. the device list. Before a Bluetoothdevice is able to communicate with the Mexico, it must Notes: Note: be connected to the system. • A device that has not yet been The connected device is not deleted.
Page 168 16 digits. This code must be entered in ble. It may be the case, however, that a connection, the Mexico will notify you the Mexico and the device to be connection cannot be established. of this on the display. connected.
Page 169: Connecting A Device
If it was not possible to establish a con- played 16-digit number. The number is • If a device is already connected to the nection, the Mexico will notify you of always generated anew. The displayed Mexico, (a hands-free or a SIM-Ac- this on the display.
Page 170 Settings The external device has previously • The external device has not been been connected to the Mexico Connection to the external device is connected to the Mexicobefore allowed. The function described in When the external device attempts to Note: “Always...
Page 171: Disconnecting Devices
7039 A connection has now been established disconnect. to the external device. Select between is selected, the Mexico will disconnect the required device. • Connection to the external device is allowed. • Connection to the external device is...
Page 172: Calling Up Bluetooth Settings
Settings Calling up Bluetooth settings Activating/ deactivating Bluetooth activate deactivate Press Bluetooth. Turn the rotary control/push button 7044 anti-clockwise until Call up the Bluetooth settings. appears at the top right of the display. Turn the rotary control/push button to select between 7044 7030 Select the...
Page 173: Searching For Bluetooth Devices
Settings Searching for Bluetooth devices Press the rotary control/push button Making devices visible to others Use this function to start a Mexico to cancel the search. Here you can specify whether other search for Bluetooth devices within the Bluetooth devices are to be able to transmission/ reception range.
Page 174: Device Name
Settings Device name Voice mode Press the rotary control/push button You can give your Mexico a name. This You can make settings for voice mode as name will be displayed by other well as for traffic announcements and Bluetooth devices.
Page 175: Setting The System Language
The speaker selection list appears. the language or voice. If necessary, Turn the rotary control/push button 7006 the Mexico will prompt you to insert and then press the rotary control/push the navigation or system memory button to select the required speaker.
Page 176: Volume For Voice Output
Mexico here. trigger automatic voice dialogue. Auto- matic dialogues are automatic queries Select in the voice from the Mexico after particular events, 7008 mode settings. for example whether a voice entry is to be created after a radio station has been Turn the rotary control/push button stored.
Page 177: Voice Entries
When the next prompt appears, select Mexico, a beep tone sounds to indicate to delete the entry or not to that the unit is ready for a voice com-...
Page 178: Extended Ptt
You can configure various basic settings be activated automatically by pressing route guidance is active, the last naviga- on your Mexico to meet your require- tion announcement can be repeated or an ments in the system settings. and you can input a voice command...
Page 179: Calling Up The System Settings
, you can specify displayed correctly. Press the rotary control/push button whether an AUX source or an external hands-free unit is connected to the Mexico instead of a CD changer. • You can use to reset the 7015 Mexico to the factory settings.
Page 180: Audio
GAL (speed dependent volume) increase in volume. different loudspeakers. Using this GAL is a control circuit on the Mexico. function you can specify whether your This control circuit automatically Setting microphone sensitivity car is a left-hand drive or right-hand...
Page 181: Volume For Acoustic Signals
Settings Displaying the volume Digital level Note: You can activate/deactivate the display of You can adapt the volume level of digital Only one of the two settings can be a change in volume in graphics format. audio sources (CD and all MP3 sources) active ( ) at one time.
Page 182: Display
A smaller value dims the display. scheme. verse gear is engaged. A larger value brightens the display. The colour scheme is modified during This function can only be used if your the selection. Mexico has this information.
Page 183: Day/ Night Design
You can specify whether an iPod, an scheme. This quits the menu. changeover between day and night de- AUX source or an external hands-free sign on your Mexico. unit is connected to the Mexico instead Note: of a CD changer. The previously selected colour scheme Select...
Page 184: Reset Function
Settings Reset function • Data backup Personal data is deleted. Settings are You can reset the Mexico to the factory You can use this function to backup the not reset. settings. address book data and the fast access functions for navigation, telephone and...
Page 185: Backing Up Data
In the Data Backup menu, select card, the data currently stored on the Select to continue loading the data Mexico is completely overwritten by to cancel. the data stored on the memory card. Voice tags are completely deleted dur- Loading of the data starts when 7056 ing the import.
Page 186: Direction Of Rotation Of The Rotary
You may now select between the current time zone. lists and menus are scrolled when the The time needs to be set so that the rotary control/push button is turned. Mexico supply navigation information correctly on routes with Select in the •...
Page 187: Software Update
Settings Software update A software update for your Mexico can 7027 be carried out by inserting a memory card. New functions for your Mexico A progress indicator informs you of the can be provided by means of a software progress of the installation.
Page 188: Voice Mode
In several instances, voice mode allows voice control system and user, this • ...* you to control your Mexico simply by symbol indicates a user voice com- You can use your voice control system pressing a button and using your voice.
Page 189: General Information About The 178 Voice Control System
The voice control system becomes avail- The primary principle of voice mode is gers going on at the same time). able shortly after the Mexico is switched that you can read out all the commands • Ambient noise increases the faster the you can see in the display.
Page 190 Read out the required command. commands: Cancel or End. address book entry, at the end of the The Mexico carries out the required process voice mode will ask you if you command. Press wish to enter a voice command.
Page 191: Examples For A Voice Dialogue
Voice mode Settings • Detailed voice output Examples for a voice dialogue In some places, voice mode responds You can change the settings for voice A number of examples of voice dialogues with a slightly longer voice output. mode in “Voice mode” on page 174. The appear below.
Page 192: Menu
Voice mode Example operation in VHF is switched on based on quality and the Fast Access menu appears. radio mode 9002 FM quality The following description assumes that You will hear a signal tone Ò. you are in the status display for radio The radio menu appears.
Page 193: Example For Entering A Navigation Destination
Voice mode Example for entering a Spell out London L - O - N - D. Navigation You will hear a signal tone Ò. navigation destination The following description assumes that Say the command Enter destina- 9008 you are in the status display for radio tion.
Page 194 Voice mode Say the command Scroll forwards. 9011 9013 9009 The data entry menu for the road Would you like to enter a junction or a appears. house number? The unit scrolls through the selection Please spell the first letters of the road. Say the command No.
Page 195: Example For Entering A Telephone Number
Voice mode Example for entering a The input menu for a telephone number General commands appears. telephone number General commands are commands that Speak the telephone number The following description assumes that are common to different operating 0 - 7 - 2 - 4 - 1 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8. you are in the status display for radio modes.
Page 196: Help Function (Online Help)
Say the command Help or Operat- ing instructions. Calling up the status display Scroll back one page The Mexico reads out the commands You can switch to the status display for Say the command Scroll back- that are supported for this function. The the currently active source from all wards or Previous page.
Page 197: Commands For Status Displays, Fast Access Functions And Main Menus
Say the command Next station or Alternative commands: Play next station. Phone or Telephone. • You can switch the Mexico off. • Select previous station. • You can call up the sound menu (Only Say the command Deactivate or Say the command Previous station for media and radio).
Page 198: Commands For The Radio Status
Voice mode Commands for the radio status • Call up Radio main menu (page 61). • Switch TP on/off (page 71). Say the command Radio menu. Switch on: display Alternative commands: Say the command Traffic pro- [Open] radio menu or [Open] menu. gramme on.
Page 199: Commands For Radio Fast Access
Voice mode • Deleting a voice entry (page 77). Commands for radio fast access • Call up Radio main menu (page 61). Speak the command Delete voice Say the command Radio menu. mode entry. Alternative commands: [Open] radio menu or [Open] menu. •...
Page 200: Commands In The Edit Station Menu
Voice mode • Call up TP menu (page 70). Commands in the Edit Station menu The following commands are available Say the command Traffic pro- The following commands are available in the Edit Station menu for the wave- gramme. in the Edit Station menu for the VHF band station memory: Alternative commands: wavebands - Alphabetical and VHF -...
Page 201: Commands For The Radio
Voice mode • Move station in memory (page 75). Commands for the Radio • Call up TP menu (page 70). Say the command Move station. Say the command Traffic pro- main menu gramme. • Name station in memory (page 76). Alternative commands: Say the command Name station.
Page 202: Commands In The Waveband Menu
Voice mode • Call up Reception Optimisation menu Commands in the Waveband menu • Set VHF waveband alphabetically. (page 69). Say the command FM alphabeti- Say the command Reception opti- cally. misation [menu] or [Open] reception Alternative commands: 3002 optimisation [menu]. [Activate] [FM] alphabetically, [Acti- vate] [very high frequency] alphabet- In the Waveband menu, the following...
Page 203: Commands In The Programme
Voice mode • Select medium wave waveband. Commands in the Programme Type Commands in the Filter menu Say the command AM. menu Alternative commands: [Activate] medium wave, [Select] 3006 medium wave, [Activate] AM or 3007 [Select] AM. In the Filter menu, the following com- In the Programme Type menu, the follow- mands are available (page 65): •...
Page 204: Commands In The Tp Menu
Voice mode Switch off: Commands in the TP menu • Set TP station selection to automatic. Say the command Station number Say the command Station auto- ... (1 - X) filter off or Deactivate filter matic. Alternative commands: station [number] ... (1 - X). 3013 [Search for] [traffic info] automati- •...
Page 205: Commands In The Voice Entries Menu
Voice mode Commands in the Voice Entries menu • Delete all assigned voice entries. Commands in the Reception Say the command Delete entries. Optimisation menu Alternative commands: Delete [all] entries or Delete [all] 3024 voice entries. 3012 In the Voice Entries menu, the following commands are available (page 69): In the Reception Optimisation menu, the following commands are available...
Page 206: Commands For Media Mode
Voice mode Commands for media mode • Select previous CD (CD changer only) Commands for the media status (page 78). display If media mode has been set as the active Say the command Previous CD. source, the following commands will Alternative commands: always be available: Play last CD or Play previous CD.
Page 207 Voice mode • Calling Media main menu • Switching on normal playback se- • Selecting next folder (only for MP3 (page 83). quence. media). Speak the command Media menu. Speak the command Normal or- Speak the command Next directo- Alternative commands: der.
Page 208: Commands For Media Fast Access
Voice mode Only if CD changer is an active media • Switching on repeat folder. Commands for media fast access source: Speak the command Repeat direc- tory. • Switching on CD mix (page 82). Speak the command CD mix. 4001 Alternative commands: In media fast access mode, the following CD mix [on] or Activate CD mix.
Page 209: Commands For The Media
Voice mode • Switching to a connected CD changer. • Selecting previous folder (only for Commands for the Media Speak the command CD changer MP3 media). main menu or [Change] [to the] CD changer. Speak the command Previous directory. • Selecting next playlist (only if playl- ists are available).
Page 210: Commands For The Media Play Mode Menu
Voice mode Commands for the media • Switch on repeat track (page 82). • Switch on repeat CD (page 82). Say the command Repeat track. Say the command Repeat CD or Play Mode menu Activate repeat CD. • Switch on normal playback sequence. Say the command Normal order or Only if MP3 is an active media source: [Play] tracks in normal order.
Page 211: Navigation Commands
Voice mode Navigation commands Switch off: Commands for the navigation Say the command Instructions status display If navigation is active, the following off. commands are always available: Alternative commands: Deactivate instructions or Deactivate 2057 • Cancel route guidance (page 49). voice.
Page 212: Commands For Navigation Fast Access
Voice mode • Call up the Route Options menu • Call up the Block menu (page 51). Commands for navigation (page 32). Say the command Block. fast access Say the command Route options Alternative commands: or Open route options. Edit block, Edit blocking, Open block or Open blocking.
Page 213 Voice mode • Call up the Enter Destination menu • Select a destination from the address • Start navigation to a fast access desti- (page 26). book (page 38). nation. Say the command Enter address Say the command From address Say the command [Navigate] [des- or Address.
Page 214: Commands For The Navigation S
Voice mode Commands in the Fast Access/Edit • Delete entire list (page 36). • Start destination input (page 26). Destinations menu Say the command Delete list or Say the command Enter destina- Delete entire list. tion. • Save destination in address book Alternative commands: (page 36).
Page 215: Commands For The Destination Menu
Voice mode Commands for the Destination • Enter destination road (page 29). • Start route guidance to destination. Say the command Street or Enter Say the command Start route menu street. guidance or Start navigation. • Enter junction (page 31). •...
Page 216: Commands For The Poi Menu
Voice mode Commands for the POI menu • Selecting a POI in a specific town Commands for the (page 41). Route Options menu Speak the command Enter town or [Special destination] [in [a]] town. 2040 • Selecting a POI in the destination area 2026 In the POI menu, the following com- (page 41).
Page 217: Commands For The Stopover Menu
Voice mode • Switch avoid motorway on/off. • Switch avoid toll on/off. Commands for the Stopover Switch on: Switch on: menu Say the command Avoid motor- Say the command Avoid toll or way. Avoid toll on. Alternative commands: Switch off: 2039 Avoid motorway on or Activate avoid Say the command Avoid toll off or...
Page 218: Prompt: Is The New Destination A Main Destination Or A Stopover
Voice mode • Select a stopover as destination. Prompt: Is the new destination a main Commands for telephone, mail Say the command Enter special destination or a stopover? and WAP mode destination or Special destination. • Select a stopover from the fast access Commands for the PIN input 2096 list.
Page 219: Commands For Telephone Fast Access Mode
Voice mode • Accept the entry. • Call up the main menu for the WAP • Call up the input menu for a telephone Speak the command Accept. function (page 139). number (page 95). Alternative commands: Speak the command [Open] WAP Speak the command Dial number Add, Save or Confirm [input].
Page 220: Commands In The Fast Access/Edit Telephone Numbers Menu
Voice mode • Call a mobile phone number from an • Call a phone number in the fast access Commands in the Fast Access/ Edit address book entry provided with list. Telephone Numbers menu a voice tag. Speak the command Call tele- •...
Page 221: Commands For The Telephone Main Menu
Voice mode • Saving a fast access telephone number Commands for the Telephone • Connect the phone. in the address book. Speak the command Connect tele- main menu Speak the command Save to the phone. address book. • Calling Settings menu Alternative commands: (page 99).
Page 222: Commands In The Call Lists Menu
Voice mode Commands in the Call Lists menu Commands in the call lists 5005 5011 5012 • Establish a connection to the phone number entered. The commands in the three different call • Calling up the call list with the missed Speak the command Dial, Call, lists are the same.
Page 223: Commands In The Telephone Settings Menu
Voice mode • Calling up a work telephone number • Calling a fast access telephone Commands in the Telephone Settings from a voice entry equipped address number. menu book entry. Speak the command Call tele- Speak the command Call [entry] phone number ...
Page 224: Commands For The Mail Main Menu
Voice mode • Call up the menu for selecting the ring • Switching automatic call answering Commands for the Mail main tone. on/ off (page 106) (only for the hands- menu Speak the command Ring tone free profile). [menu] or Open ring tone menu. Switching on: Speak the command Automatic •...
Page 225: Commands For A Dialogue In The Event Of An Incoming Call
Voice mode Commands for a dialogue in Commands for the • Create a new address book entry which cannot be used by the navigation the event of an incoming call address book system (page 150). • Reject the call. Say the command New entry text Speak the command Reject, No or Commands for address book only or [New] entry text [only].
Page 226 Voice mode • Calling up a work telephone number • Start route guidance to an address to • Starting a call to a work telephone from a voice entry equipped address which a voice entry has been assigned number from a fast access entry. book entry.
Page 227: Has Been Assigned
Voice mode • Edit an entry to which a voice entry • Edit an entry/Call up the Edit menu • Call up the Search Criterion menu has been assigned (page 154). (page 154). (page 154). Say the command Edit [entry] ...*. Say the command Edit [entry] Say the command Search crite- Alternative commands:...
Page 228: Commands In The Fast Access/Edit Entries Menu
Voice mode Commands in the Fast Access/Edit Commands in the Edit menu • Delete voice entry (page 156). Entries menu Say the command Delete voice entry. 6016 • Listen to voice entry (page 156). 6026 Say the command Read out voice entry or Listen to voice entry.
Page 229: Commands When An Entry Is Open
Voice mode Commands when an entry is open • Send an SMS to the number saved • Start a call to the number saved under under private. mobile. Speak the command SMS private. Speak the command Mobile [number]. 6015 • Start a call. Alternative commands: Speak the command Call.
Page 230: Commands For The Address Book Main Menu
Voice mode Commands for the • Create a new address book entry which • Set search criterion town cannot be used by the navigation (page 154). Address Book main menu system (page 150). Say the command Search by town Say the command New entry text or [Set] search by town.
Page 231: Commands In The Voice Entries Menu
Voice mode • Export the data on the SIM card Commands in the Voice Entries menu • Delete all assigned voice entries (page 157) (page 156). Speak the command Export sim Say the command Delete entries. Alternative commands: Delete [all] card.
Page 232: Technical Terminology
Technical terminology Technical terminology CF card Folder (Auxiliary) (Compact Flash) Directory Option to connect external audio signals. Type of memory card, rewriteable Folder on a CD/memory card/micro-drive removable memory card developed in containing MP3 tracks. 1994 by SanDisc. Balance Volume setting between left and right There are two different types of CF card, loudspeakers.
Page 233 Technical terminology ID3 tag PTY ID “Table of contents” for an MP3 track. Special process for compressing audio (Programme Type ID) Contains information such as title, artist, data (e.g. music). Identification of the programme trans- album, year and genre. mitted by a station. Possible PTYs are: Off-road Loudness...
Page 234 Technical terminology • SD Memory Card (Secure Digital Memory Card) (Uniform Resource Locater) • abbreviated to A "Secure Digital Memory Card" is a Address information required by WAP- • permanently rewritable, compact mem- service applications in order to connect • abbreviated to ory medium.
Page 235 Ambient noise ....189 Becker Surround ....20 Access profiles ....142 Announce time of arrival .
Page 236 Index Call settings ....102 Compression ....21 Digital level .
Page 237 Index Emergency call ....98 Factory settings ....184 GAL ....180 Enter Fader .
Page 238 Navigation displays ... . .46 Address book ....149 Mexico Navigation fast access Media mode ....83 Reset .
Page 239 Index Programme type ....67 Repeat CD .....82 Switch off .
Page 240 Index Select Setting Centre ....30 Ring tone ....105 Safety instructions .
Page 241 Index Station list .....63 Switch on Threshold frequency ... . .20 Station memory .
Page 242 Index Voice entries Address Book ... . .156 Unit WAP ......234 Delete .
Page 243: Technical Data
• Supply voltage: • Output: 12 V 4 x 18 W RMS • CD connection: • Line cross section: The Becker Silverstone 7860 CD For power supply min. 0.75 mm² changer can be connected. • Loudspeaker impedance: • Playable CDs: min. 4 Only CDs which comply with DIN EN 60908 can be used.
Page 244: Notice
Dear Listener, In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this radio receiver. This unit conforms to the current valid European or harmonised national standards. This designation is your guarantee that the unit conforms to the applicable specifications regarding electromagnetic compatibility.
Page 245: Correct Disposal Of This Product
Correct disposal of this product (waste for electrical and electronic equipment) (Applicable in European Union countries and other European countries with a separate collection scheme) The label on the product or on the accompanying literature indicates that at the end of its life it cannot be disposed of together with normal household waste.

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