On-Board Computer Without Steering Wheel Buttons - Version - Mercedes-Benz Vito Operating Instructions Manual

Controls
On-board computer without steering wheel buttons - version A
On-board computer without steering
wheel buttons - version A
Structure and operation
The on-board computer is activated as
soon as you turn the key to position 1 in
the ignition lock. You can use the on-board
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computer to call up information about the
vehicle and to make settings.
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Risk of accident
Only use adjustment buttons ,, ., 4 or
5 when the traffic conditions permit. You
would otherwise be too distracted and could
cause an accident.
Do not reach through the steering wheel to
operate the adjustment button. The move-
ment of the steering wheel would be signifi-
cantly impeded. Your attention would also
be diverted from the road and traffic condi-
tions. This could cause you to lose control
of the vehicle and lead to an accident.
Do not rest your head or chest on the steer-
ing wheel or dashboard when operating the
adjustment buttons.
You will find page references for further in-
formation in the index under "Airbag".
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The on-board computer shows the infor-
mation in the display.
You can control the display and the set-
tings in the on-board computer using the
adjustment buttons on the instrument
cluster.
Standard display
1 Trip meter
2 Automatic transmission selector lever
position
3 Clock
4 Outside temperature
5 Total distance recorder
Changing the standard display
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Turn the key to position 2 in the igni-
tion lock.
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Press menu button 5 for longer than
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1 second.
The information shown in the display
changes from the trip meter to the digi-
tal speedometer or vice-versa.
The display continues to show the total
distance recorder.
Briefly press menu button 5.
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The information shown in the display
changes to the speedometer and trip
meter.
The display continues to show the time
and outside temperature.
Outside temperature display
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Risk of accident
The road surface may be icy, especially in
wooded areas or on bridges, even if temper-
atures are just above freezing point. The ve-
hicle could skid if you fail to adapt your driv-
ing style. You should therefore always adapt
your driving style and speed to suit the
weather conditions.
Changes in outside temperature are dis-
played with a slight delay.