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Displays
lected special equipment or national version.
This also applies to safety-relevant functions
and systems. Comply with the relevant na‐
tional regulations when using the correspond‐
ing functions and systems.
Vehicle equipment
This chapter describes all standard, national
and special equipment provided in the model
series. Equipment not available in the vehicle is
therefore also described, for example the se‐
Overview, Instrument cluster
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Fuel gaugeꢀꢁ87
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Engine oil temperatureꢀꢁ88
Current fuel consumption
Electronic displaysꢀꢁ83
Reset kilometresꢀꢁ88
Speedometer
Messages, for example, Check Control
Revolution counterꢀꢁ87
Electronic displays
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Selection lists, see page 93.
Outside temperature, see page 88.
On-board computer, see page 93.
Date, see page 88.
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Energy recuperation, see page 89.
Gear Indicator, see page 81.
Kilometres/trip odometer, see page 88.
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Displays
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Messages, for example Check Control, see
page 84.
passenger's belt is not fastened or heavy ob‐
jects are on the front passenger seat.
Navigation display, see Owner's Handbook
for Navigation, Entertainment, Communi‐
cation.
Check whether the seat belt has been fas‐
tened correctly.
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Range, see page 88.
Airbag system
Status, drive experience switch, see
page 131.
Airbag system and belt tensioner may
be faulty.
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Service requirements, see page 89.
Speed Limit Information, see page 91.
Time, see page 88.
Have the vehicle checked as soon as
possible by the Service Centre.
Parking brake
The parking brake is engaged.
Check control
Principle
For further information see release parking
brake, see page 73.
The check control monitors vehicle functions
and alerts you to any faults in the monitored
systems.
Brake system
A check control message is displayed as a
combination of indicator or warning lights and
text messages in the instrument cluster and
the Head-Up Display.
Continue driving at moderate speed.
Have the vehicle checked as soon as
possible by the Service Centre.
If applicable, the text message shown in the
Control Display is accompanied by an addi‐
tional acoustic sound.
Front-end collision warning
Illuminating: forewarning, for example if
a danger of collision is anticipated or
there is a very short distance to a vehi‐
cle ahead.
Indicator and warning lights
General
Indicator and warning lights in the instrument
cluster can illuminate in a variety of combina‐
tions and colours.
Increase distance.
Flashing: acute warning in the event of an im‐
mediate collision if the vehicle approaches an‐
other vehicle with relatively high differential
speed.
When the engine starts or the ignition is
switched on, the functionality of some lights is
briefly checked.
Engage by braking and swerving as required.
Person warning
Red lights
Symbol in the instrument cluster.
Seat belt reminder
Seat belt is not fastened on the driver's
side. With some country versions, the
belt reminder is also active if the front
If there is a risk of collision with a detected per‐
son, the symbol lights up and a signal sounds.
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Dynamic Stability Control, DSC
deactivated, or Dynamic Traction Control,
DTC activated
Orange lights
Active Cruise Control
The number of transverse bars shows
the selected distance to the vehicle in
front.
Dynamic Stability Control, DSC, is
switched off or Dynamic Traction Con‐
trol, DTC is switched on.
For further information see Active Cruise Con‐
trol with Stop & Go function, ACC, see
page 134.
For further information see Dynamic Stability
Control, see page 127, and Dynamic Traction
Control, see page 128.
Vehicle recognition, Active Cruise Control
Runflat indicator RPA
Illuminating: preceding vehicle detec‐
ted.
The runflat indicator reports a pressure
loss in a tyre.
Flashing: the requirements for opera‐
tion of the system are no longer being met.
Reduce your speed and carefully stop
the vehicle. Avoid violent or sudden braking
and steering manoeuvres.
The system was deactivated but will continue
to brake until you actively take over by de‐
pressing the brake or the accelerator pedal.
For more information, see Runflat indicator
RPA, see page 111.
Tyre Pressure Monitor TPM
Yellow lights
Illuminating: the runflat indicator re‐
ports a pressure loss in a tyre.
Anti-lock Brake System, ABS
Avoid abrupt braking if possible. Brak‐
ing force reinforcement faulty. Stop
carefully. Consider longer braking dis‐
tance. Have checked by the Service Centre as
appropriate.
Reduce your speed and carefully stop
the vehicle. Avoid violent or sudden braking
and steering manoeuvres.
Flashing and then illuminating continuously: no
flat tyres or loss of tyre pressure can be detec‐
ted.
Dynamic Stability Control, DSC
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Fault due to systems or devices with the
same frequency: the system is automati‐
cally reactivated upon leaving the field of
interference.
Flashing: DSC is regulating the accel‐
eration and braking forces. The vehicle
is stabilised. Decrease speed and ad‐
just driving profile to the road conditions.
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TPM could not shut down the reset: exe‐
cute a reset of the system again.
Illuminating: DSC has failed. Have system
checked by the Service Centre.
Wheel without TPM electronics is fitted:
have the vehicle checked by the Service
Centre if necessary.
For further information see Dynamic Stability
Control, DSC, see page 127.
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Malfunction: have the system checked by
the Service Centre.
For more information, see Tyre Pressure Moni‐
tor, see page 108.
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Displays
Steering system
Front fog lights
Front fog lights are switched on.
Steering system faulty.
Have steering system checked by the
Service Centre.
High-beam assistance
High-beam assistance is switched on.
Engine functions
Have vehicle checked by the Service
Centre.
High-beam is switched on and off auto‐
matically depending on the traffic situa‐
tion.
For further information see socket for
on-board diagnosis, see page 220.
For further information see high beam assis‐
tance, see page 101.
Lane departure warning
Cruise Control
System is switched on and warns you
under certain conditions if you leave a
detected lane without indicating first.
The system is switched on. The speed
set using the control functions on the
steering wheel is maintained.
For further information see Lane Departure
Warning, see page 122.
Automatic Hold
Rear fog light
The vehicle is automatically held at a
standstill.
Rear fog lights are switched on.
On upward inclines, rolling back is pre‐
vented when driving off.
For more information, see Automatic Hold, see
page 73.
Green lights
Turn indicator
Blue lights
Turn indicator on.
If the indicator light flashes more rap‐
idly than usual, a turn indicator bulb has
failed.
High-beam headlights
High-beam headlights are switched on.
For further information see turn indicator, see
page 75.
For further information see high-beam
headlights, see page 75.
Side lights, low-beam headlights
General lights
Check Control
Side lights or low-beam headlights are
switched on.
At least one Check Control message is
displayed or stored. The symbol is
shown in the display of the instrument
cluster.
For further information see side lights/
low-beam headlights, low-beam headlight
control, see page 99.
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These messages can be hidden for ap‐
proximately eight seconds. They are then
displayed again automatically.
Text messages
Text messages and symbols in the instrument
cluster explain the meaning of a check control
message and the indicator and warning lights.
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Other check control messages are auto‐
matically hidden after approximately
20 seconds. They remain saved and can
be displayed again.
Supplementary text messages
You can call up additional information, for ex‐
ample the cause of the fault and any action re‐
quired, via check control.
Displaying check control messages
saved in memory
On the Control Display:
The supplementary text is automatically shown
in the Control Display for urgent messages.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
Symbols
Inside the extended text message, depending
on the Check Control message, the following
functions can be selected.
3.
"Check Control"
4. Select a text message.
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Display additional information on the
Check Control message in the integrated
Owner's Handbook.
Messages displayed at the end of
a journey
Special messages displayed when driving are
displayed again when the ignition is switched
off.
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"Service request"
Contact a Service centre.
"Mobile Care"
Contact the Mobile Service centre.
Fuel gauge
Hiding check control messages
Vehicle incline can lead to fluc‐
tuations in the display.
Depending on the equipment,
the arrow next to the petrol
pump symbol shows on which
side of the vehicle the petrol tank flap is.
Information on refuelling, see page 200.
Revolution counter
It is vital to avoid engine speeds in the red
warning zone. In this zone, the fuel supply is in‐
terrupted to protect the engine.
Press the on-board computer button on the
turn indicator lever.
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Some check control messages are dis‐
played permanently and remain until the
fault has been repaired. If there are a num‐
ber of malfunctions simultaneously, the
messages are displayed in succession.
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Displays
Engine oil temperature
Outside temperature
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Cold engine: the pointer is
If the display drops to
located at a low temperature
value. Drive with moderate
engine speed and vehicle
speed.
+3 ℃/+37 ℉ or lower, a signal
sounds.
A Check Control message is
displayed.
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Normal operating temperature: the needle
is located in the centre or left half of the
temperature display.
There is an increased risk of black ice.
Danger of icy roads
Hot engine: the pointer is located at a high
temperature value. A check control mes‐
sage is also displayed.
Even at temperatures above
+3 ℃/+37 ℉, there can be an increased danger
of icy roads.
To reduce the risk of an accident, you should
always drive carefully in potentially icy areas,
for example bridges and shaded roads.◀
Coolant temperature
If the coolant and therefore the engine become
too hot, a check control message is displayed.
Time
Check coolant level, see page 217.
The time is shown in the instru‐
ment cluster.
Odometer and trip distance
recorder
Setting the time on the control
display, see page 96.
Display
Date
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Odometer, arrow 1.
The date is displayed on the in‐
strument cluster.
Trip distance recorder, ar‐
row 2.
Setting the date on the control
display, see page 96.
Show/reset distance
Press the button.
Range
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When the ignition is off, the
time, outside temperature
and odometer are displayed.
Display
If there is a small remaining
range:
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When the ignition is on, the
trip distance recorder is re‐
set.
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A check control message is
briefly displayed.
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The on-board computer
shows the remaining range.
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Controls
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With fast cornering, for instance, the en‐
gine function is not always ensured.
check the economy and environmental com‐
patibility of your driving style.
If the range drops below approximately 50 km,
30 miles the check control message is contin‐
ually displayed.
Displaying the current fuel
consumption
Depending on equipment, the current fuel con‐
sumption can be shown as a bar display in the
instrument cluster.
Refuel in good time
If the range drops below 50 km, 30 miles,
you should refuel as soon as possible, or en‐
gine function may be impaired and damage
may occur.◀
1. "Settings"
2. "Instr. cluster display"
3. "Analogue add. displays"
Displaying the range
Depending on equipment, the range can be
shown as a bar display in the instrument clus‐
ter.
Energy recuperation
Display
On the Control Display:
In the coasting mode, the kinetic
energy of the vehicle is conver‐
ted into electrical energy. The
vehicle battery is partially
1. "Settings"
2. "Instr. cluster display"
3. "Analogue add. displays"
charged and fuel consumption
can be lowered.
With navigation system: range with
activated route guidance
With corresponding equipment,
when route guidance is active,
the remaining range on reaching
the destination is displayed.
Service requirements
Principle
The distance to be driven or time to the next
maintenance is displayed briefly after switch‐
ing on the ignition briefly in the instrument
cluster.
Current fuel consumption
The current service requirements can be read
by the service advisor from the remote control.
Display
Depending on the equipment,
the current fuel consumption is
shown as a scale with a me‐
chanical pointer or a digital bar
display in the lower area of the
rev counter.
Display
Data on the service status or on statutory in‐
spections for your vehicle is sent to the Serv‐
ice Centre automatically when a service or in‐
spection is imminent.
The current fuel consumption shows the mo‐
mentary fuel consumption. It is possible to
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Displays
6. Adjust the settings.
7. Confirm.
Detailed information on service
requirements
More detailed information on the scope of
maintenance can be displayed on the Control
Display.
The date input is saved.
Automatic Service notification
On the Control Display:
Data on the service status or on statutory in‐
spections for the vehicle are transmitted to the
Service Centre automatically when a service or
inspection is imminent.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3.
"Service requirements"
It can be checked when the Service Centre
was notified.
Essential maintenance routines and any
statutory inspections required are dis‐
played.
On the Control Display:
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
4. Select an entry to display more detailed in‐
formation.
3. Calling up "Options".
4. "Last Teleservice Call"
Symbols
Sym‐
bols
Description
Service history
General
No servicing is currently needed.
Have maintenance work carried out by the
Service centre and entered in the vehicle data.
The entries are, just like a service booklet, evi‐
dence of regular maintenance.
Maintenance or an inspection re‐
quired by law is due soon.
The maintenance visits entered can be shown
on the control display. Operation is available as
soon as a maintenance visit has been entered
in the vehicle data.
Servicing is overdue.
Entering deadlines
Enter deadlines for prescribed statutory in‐
spections.
Displaying service history
On the Control Display:
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
Ensure that the date and time of the vehicle
are set correctly.
On the Control Display:
3.
4.
"Service requirements"
"Service history"
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
Maintenance visits carried out are shown.
5. Select an entry to display more detailed in‐
formation.
3.
"Service requirements"
4. "§ vehicle inspection"
5. "Date:"
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Controls
Symbols
Steptronic transmission: displays
Sym‐
bols
Description
Example Description
Most efficient gear is engaged.
Green: maintenance has been car‐
ried out on time.
Shift to a more efficient gear.
Yellow: maintenance has been car‐
ried out with a delay.
Maintenance has not been carried
out.
Speed Limit Information with
No Passing Information
Principle
Shift point indicator
Speed Limit Information
Principle
Speed Limit Information displays using a sym‐
bol in the shape of a traffic sign in the instru‐
ment cluster, the currently detected speed
limit. The camera in the area of the interior
rear-view mirror detects traffic signs at the
edge of the road as well as variable overhead
sign posts. Traffic signs with additional sym‐
bols, for example, when wet, are also com‐
pared with data internal to the vehicle, for ex‐
ample the rain sensor, and displayed,
The system recommends the most efficient
gear for the current driving situation.
The shift point indicator is active in the manual
mode of the Steptronic transmission and man‐
ual gearbox depending on equipment and
country version.
Information on up or downshifting are dis‐
played on the instrument cluster.
For vehicles without shift point indicator, the
gear engaged is shown.
depending on the situation. The system con‐
siders the information stored in the navigation
system and also displays the speed limits
present on unmarked sections of road.
Manual gearbox: displays
Symbol Description
No Passing Information
Most efficient gear is engaged.
No Passing Information displays with corre‐
sponding symbols in the instrument cluster no
passing restrictions and their removal detected
by the camera. The system only considers no
passing restrictions and lifting the restriction
made known by signage.
Shift up into most efficient gear.
Shift down into most efficient gear.
Shift to neutral.
No display:
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In countries in which no passing is primar‐
ily shown by road markings.
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On routes without signage.
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Displays
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On level crossings, carriageway markings
or other situations which would not indi‐
cate an unsigned no passing restriction.
Display
The following appears in the instrument clus‐
ter:
Information
Speed Limit Information
Speed limits and no overtaking for trailer oper‐
ation are not shown.
Present speed limit.
Speed limit cancelled - for Ger‐
man motorways.
Personal assessment
The system is no substitute for your per‐
sonal assessment of the traffic situation.
Speed limit information unavail‐
able.
The system supports the driver and does not
replace the human eye.◀
Overview
Camera
The Speed Limit Information can also be dis‐
played in the Head-Up Display.
No Passing Information
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No passing restriction.
End of no passing restric‐
tion.
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No Passing Information un‐
available.
The No Passing Information can also be shown
in the Head-Up Display.
The camera is in the area of the base of the
rear-view mirror.
Keep the windscreen clean and clear in the
area in front of the rear view mirror.
System limits
The function may be disabled or inaccurate
under certain conditions, for example:
Switching on/off
On the Control Display:
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In thick fog and heavy rain or snow.
If road signs are obscured.
1. "Settings"
If the vehicle is moving too close to the ve‐
hicle ahead.
2. "Instr. cluster display"
3. "Limit info"
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With bright light from oncoming traffic.
If Speed Limit Information is switched on, this
can be displayed through the on-board com‐
puter on the information display in the instru‐
ment cluster.
When the windscreen in front of the inte‐
rior mirror is covered with condensation,
dirt, stickers, labels, etc.
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Due to possible wrong detections of the
camera.
No Passing Information is displayed together
with activated Speed Limit information.
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Controls
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If the speed limits stored in the navigation
system are wrong.
Activating the list and entering a
setting
In areas not covered by the navigation sys‐
tem.
If there are deviations in relation to the nav‐
igation, for example due to changes in the
road routing.
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On overtaking buses or trucks with speed
stickers.
If traffic signs do not correspond to the
standard.
Turn the knurled wheel on the right-hand side
of the steering wheel to activate the corre‐
sponding list.
During the calibration process of the cam‐
era immediately after the vehicle is sup‐
plied.
Using the knurled wheel, select the desired
setting and confirm by pressing the knurled
wheel.
Selection lists in the
instrument cluster
On-board computer
Principle
Depending on equipment, the following can be
displayed or operated via the buttons and the
knurled wheel on the steering wheel and using
the displays in the instrument cluster and
Head-Up Display:
Calling up information on the
information display
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Current audio source.
Repeat dialling for telephone.
Activating the voice control system.
Display
Press the on-board computer button on the
turn indicator lever.
Information is displayed on the information dis‐
play in the instrument cluster.
Depending on equipment, the list in the instru‐
ment cluster may differ from what is displayed.
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Displays
Overview of the information
Info display
Detailed information
Range
Displays the estimated range available with the
remaining fuel.
Repeated pressing of the button
on the turn indicator lever shows
the following information on the
information display:
It is calculated based on your driving style over
the last 30 km, 20 miles.
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Range.
Average fuel consumption
The average consumption is calculated for the
period since the engine was last started.
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ECO PRO bonus range.
Average fuel consumption.
Average speed.
The average consumption is calculated on the
route travelled since the on-board computer is
last reset.
Date.
Speed Limit Information.
Time of arrival.
Average speed
With activated route guidance in the navi‐
gation system.
The calculation of average speed ignores any
stationary periods where the engine was
switched off manually.
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Distance to destination.
With activated route guidance in the navi‐
gation system.
Resetting average values
Arrow display of the navigation system.
Keep the on-board computer button pressed
on the turn indicator lever.
With activated route guidance in the navi‐
gation system.
Distance to destination
If the arrow view in the head up display is
not active.
The remaining distance to the destination is
displayed if a destination was entered in the
navigation system before the start of the jour‐
ney.
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Compass display with navigation system.
Setting displays for the information
display
The distance to the destination is automati‐
cally adopted.
Depending on the equipment, it can be set
which displays of the on-board computer can
be called up on the information display in the
instrument cluster.
Arrival time
The estimated time of arrival is
displayed if a destination was
entered in the navigation system
before the start of the journey.
On the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Instr. cluster display"
3. Select the desired displays.
A precondition is that the time is correctly set.
Speed Limit Information
Description of Speed Limit Information, see
page 91.
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Compass
Sport displays
With Navigation system: com‐
pass display to direction of
travel.
Principle
On the Control Display the current values for
power and torque are shown with the relevant
equipment.
Journey computer
Two types of on-board computer are available.
Show Sport displays on the Control
Display
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Sport displays"
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"On-board computer": values can be reset
any number of times.
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"Trip computer": values deliver an over‐
view of the current trip.
Speed warning
Resetting the journey computer
On the Control Display:
Principle
Display of a speed at which a warning is to be
issued when reached.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Trip computer"
Repeat warning if the set speed limit was un‐
dershot once by at least 5 km/h/3 mph.
3. "Reset": all values are reset.
"Reset automatically": all values are reset if
the vehicle is at a standstill for approxi‐
mately four hours.
Displaying, setting or altering the
speed warning
On the Control Display:
Display on the Control Display
Display the on-board computer or journey
computer on the Control Display.
1. "Settings"
2. "Speed"
3. "Warning at:"
On the Control Display:
4. Turn the Controller until the desired speed
is displayed.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "On-board computer" or "Trip computer"
5. Press the Controller.
Speed warning is stored.
Resetting fuel consumption and speed
On the Control Display:
Activating/deactivating speed warning
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "On-board computer"
3. "Consumpt." or "Speed"
4. "Yes"
On the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Speed"
3. "Warning"
4. Press the Controller.
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The time format is saved.
Saving actual speed as speed warning
On the Control Display:
Automatic time setting
1. "Settings"
Depending on equipment, the time, date and, if
necessary, time zone are updated automati‐
cally.
2. "Speed"
3. "Select current speed"
4. Press the Controller.
1. "Settings"
The current driving speed is saved as the
speed warning.
2. "Time/date"
3. "Automatic time setting"
Date
Settings on the control
display
Setting the date
1. "Settings"
2. "Time/date"
3. "Date:"
Time
Setting the time zone
1. "Settings"
4. Turn the controller until the desired day is
displayed.
2. "Time/date"
5. Press the controller.
3. "Time zone:"
6. Make the setting for month and year ac‐
cordingly.
4. Select desired time zone.
The time zone is saved.
The date is saved.
Setting the time
1. "Settings"
2. "Time/date"
3. "Time:"
Setting the date format
1. "Settings"
2. "Time/date"
3. "Format:"
4. Turn the controller until the desired hours
are displayed.
4. Select the desired format.
The date format is saved.
5. Press the controller.
6. Turn the controller until the desired mi‐
nutes are displayed.
Language
7. Press the controller.
The time is saved.
Setting the language
To set the language on the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
Setting the time format
1. "Settings"
2. "Language/units"
3. "Language:"
2. "Time/date"
4. Select the desired language.
3. "Format:"
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
4. Select the desired format.
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Controls
Setting the speech dialogue
Voice dialogue for the voice control system,
see page 25.
Head-Up Display
Principle
Units of measure
Setting the units of measure
To set the units of measure for fuel consump‐
tion, distance covered/remaining range, and
temperature:
1. "Settings"
2. "Language/units"
The system projects important information
into the field of vision of the driver, for example
speed.
3. Select the desired menu item.
4. Select the desired unit.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
The driver can register this information without
having to divert attention from the road.
Brightness
Visibility of the display
Visibility of the display on the Head-Up Display
is influenced by the following factors:
Adjusting brightness
Adjusting brightness of Control Display:
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Certain seat positions.
1. "Settings"
Items on the Head-Up Display cover.
Sunglasses with certain polarisation filters.
Wet road.
2. "Control display"
3. "Brightness"
4. Turn the Controller until the desired bright‐
ness is obtained.
Unfavourable lighting conditions.
If the image is shown distorted, have the basic
settings checked.
5. Press the Controller.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
Switching on/off
1. "Settings"
Depending on the lighting conditions, bright‐
ness control might not be immediately recog‐
nisable.
2. "Head-up display"
3. "Head-up display"
Display
Overview
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Speed.
Navigation system.
Check control messages.
Selection list from the instrument cluster.
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Driver assistance systems.
Setting rotation
Some of this information is only shown briefly
when needed.
On the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Head-up display"
3. "Rotation"
Selecting displays on the Head-Up
Display
On the Control Display:
4. Turn the Controller.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
1. "Settings"
2. "Head-up display"
3. "Information displayed"
Special windscreen
4. Select desired display on Head-Up Dis‐
play.
The windscreen constitutes part of the sys‐
tem.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
The shape of the windscreen enables a precise
projection.
A film in the windscreen prevents double im‐
ages occurring.
Adjusting brightness
The brightness is automatically adapted to the
ambient light.
For this reason, have the special windscreen
replaced only by the Service centre.
The base setting can be adjusted manually.
On the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Head-up display"
3. "Brightness"
4. Turn the Controller.
The brightness of the Head-Up Display can be
additionally influenced using the instrument
lighting if the low-beam headlights are
switched on.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
Adjusting height
On the Control Display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Head-up display"
3. "Height"
4. Turn the Controller.
The setting is stored for the currently used
profile.
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