freightliner audio 10 User manual

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Thank you for choosing the new Sprinter
First of all, familiarize yourself with your
Audio 10. Read this manual, particularly the
safety and warning notices, before you drive
off. This will help you to obtain the maximum
pleasure from your Audio 10 and avoid
endangering yourself and others.
The equipment and functions of your
Audio 10 may differ depending on:
Rmodel
Rorder
Rcountry specification
We are constantly updating our systems to
the state of the art.
We reserve the right to make changes to the
following:
Rdesign
Requipment
Rtechnology
Therefore, the descriptions provided may
occasionally differ from your device.
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if you have any questions.
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are an integral part of the vehicle. You should
always keep them in the vehicle and pass
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Index ....................................................... 4
Introduction ........................................... 7
At a glance ............................................. 9
Radio .................................................... 17
SD memory card and USB device ...... 23
Bluetooth®........................................... 29
AUX function ....................................... 43
Technical data ..................................... 47
Contents 3

A
Authorizing
Mobile phone................................... 31
AUX function
Connecting a device ........................ 44
Increasing the volume ......................44
Selecting .......................................... 44
B
Basic functions .................................... 13
Bluetooth®
Activating/deactivating ................... 30
Conditions ....................................... 30
Connecting another mobile phone ... 33
De-authorizing (de-registering) a
device .............................................. 40
Displaying details ............................. 33
Operating using the multifunction
steering wheel ................................. 41
Pairing a mobile phone .................... 31
Playing an MP3 ................................ 41
Bluetooth®Audio
Connecting an audio device ............. 38
Increasing the volume ......................41
Pairing an audio device .................... 38
Pairing an audio device (external) .... 39
Bluetooth®audio device
Reconnecting ................................... 40
C
Call
Accepting ......................................... 34
Connecting ...................................... 34
Ending .............................................. 34
Rejecting .......................................... 34
Calling .................................................. 34
Using Bluetooth®............................. 34
Call lists ................................................ 37
Call waiting
Accepting ......................................... 36
Changing folders ................................. 25
Cleaning ................................................. 8
Copyright ................................................ 8
Correct use ............................................ 7
D
Declaration of conformity .....................7
Display
Adjusting the brightness .................. 14
On-board computer ......................... 13
Overview .......................................... 11
Switching on/off .............................. 14
E
Equipment .............................................. 8
External devices .................................. 44
F
Factory settings .................................. 15
Frequencies
Adjusting for radio stations .............. 18
H
Hands-free system
Switching on/off .............................. 36
I
Interrupting a traffic report ................ 20
L
Language
Setting ............................................. 15
M
Media Interface
Supported file formats ..................... 48
Metadata
Displaying ........................................ 26
Mobile phone
Authorizing ....................................... 31
Disconnecting .................................. 33
Pairing ............................................. 31
Pairing (external) .............................. 32
Selecting .......................................... 33
Mobile telephone
see Mobile phone ............................ 30
MP3
Changing folders .............................. 25
Selecting a track .............................. 25
4Index

Multifunction steering wheel
Operating the radio .......................... 20
Overview .......................................... 13
Using the telephone ......................... 37
Mute function ...................................... 14
O
On-board computer
Overview .......................................... 13
Operating the radio
Using the multifunction steering
wheel ............................................... 20
Operator's Manual
General notes .................................... 7
Overview of controls ........................... 10
P
Pairing ............................................ 31, 38
Phone book
Calling an entry ................................ 35
Downloading (from mobile phone)... 37
Playback options ................................. 26
Q
Qualified specialist workshop .............. 7
R
Radio
Calling up stored stations ................ 19
Entering a frequency ........................ 18
Searching for a station ..................... 18
Setting a station.............................. 18
Setting stations manually ................ 18
Sound settings (balance, bass,
fader, treble).................................... 15
Storing stations ............................... 18
Storing stations automatically ......... 18
Storing stations manually ................ 18
Switching wavebands ...................... 19
Traffic program ................................ 20
Redial .................................................... 35
Reset .................................................... 15
Resetting
Factory settings ............................... 15
S
SD function
Displaying metadata ........................ 26
Displaying track information ............ 26
Inserting a memory card .................. 24
Selecting .......................................... 24
Selecting playback options .............. 26
Switching folders ............................. 25
SD memory card
Ejecting ............................................ 24
Inserting .......................................... 24
Setting
Stations ........................................... 18
Volume ............................................ 14
Volume boost for traffic
announcements ............................... 20
Settings
Adjusting the display ....................... 14
Language ......................................... 15
Sound settings ................................. 15
Specialist workshop .............................. 7
Stations
Calling up .........................................19
Saving manually ............................... 18
Selecting .......................................... 18
Setting manually .............................. 18
Storing ............................................. 18
Storing automatically ....................... 18
Station search ..................................... 18
Switching on/off ................................. 13
Switching wavebands (radio) ............. 19
T
Telephone
Accepting/ending a call ................... 34
Making a call ....................................34
Redialing .......................................... 35
Rejecting/ending a call ................... 34
Rejecting or accepting a waiting
call ................................................... 36
Selecting .......................................... 30
Index 5

Setting the reception and
transmission volume ........................ 36
Switching hands-free system on/
off .................................................... 36
Track
Selecting .......................................... 25
Selecting by skipping to a track ....... 25
Selecting by track number ............... 25
Selecting from a track list................ 25
Track list .............................................. 25
Traffic announcements (TA)
Interrupting a traffic report .............. 20
Setting the volume ........................... 20
Traffic program (TA)
Activating/deactivating priority ....... 20
U
USB (Audio)
Connecting a device ........................ 24
Displaying metadata ........................ 26
Displaying track information ............ 26
File structure ................................... 48
Operating with the multifunction
steering wheel ................................. 27
Requirements .................................. 48
Selecting .......................................... 24
Selecting a track .............................. 25
Selecting playback options .............. 26
Switching folders ............................. 25
V
Volume
Setting ............................................. 14
6Index

Operating safety
GWARNING
If you operate information systems and
communication equipment integrated in the
vehicle while driving, you will be distracted
from traffic conditions. You could also lose
control of the vehicle. There is a risk of an
accident.
Only operate the equipment when the traffic
situation permits. If you are not sure that this
is possible, park the vehicle paying attention
to traffic conditions and operate the
equipment when the vehicle is stationary.
In addition, observe the legal requirements of
the country in which you are currently driving.
Proper use
Audio 10 can be used to receive radio
stations, to play back SD memory cards and
other data carriers and to make calls via the
Bluetooth®function.
Observe the requirements in the technical
data for data carriers and permissible
formats.
General notes
Information on the Operating
Instructions
iThis Supplement describes Audio 10 as
was available at the time of this
Supplement going to print. Country-
specific variations are possible.
Therefore, your Audio 10 equipment may
differ from certain descriptions and
illustrations. If you have any questions
concerning the equipment and operation,
consult any authorized Sprinter Dealer.
Qualified specialist workshops
A qualified specialist workshop has the
necessary specialist knowledge, tools and
qualifications to correctly carry out the work
required on Audio 10.
An authorized Sprinter Dealer is a qualified
specialist workshop.
Always have modifications to Audio 10
carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Declaration of conformity
Radio-based vehicle components
iUSA only: The wireless devices of this
vehicle comply with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
1. These devices may not cause
interference, and
2. These devices must accept any
interference, including interference that
may cause undesired operation of the
device.
Changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority
to operate the equipment.
iCanada only: The wireless devices of this
vehicle comply with Industry Canada
RSS-210 standard. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
1. These devices may not cause
interference, and
2. These devices must accept any
interference, including interference that
may cause undesired operation of the
device.
Introduction 7
Z

Information on copyright
Registered trademarks
Bluetooth®technology is the standard for
short-range wireless data transmission of up
to approximately 10 meters.
Bluetooth®is a registered trademark of
Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) Inc.
An SD memory card is a digital storage
medium.
SD memory cards carry the logo displayed
above. This logo is a registered trademark of
SanDisk Corporation.
Cleaning
To clean, use a slightly damp cloth. The cloth
must be soft and lint-free. For stubborn dirt,
you can use a mild cleaning agent. In
particular, never clean the display with
alcohol, acid or an abrasive cleaning agent.
Equipment
With Audio 10, the following functions are
available:
Rradio reception in wavebands FM and AM
(SW, MW, LW)
Rplayback of files stored on SD memory
cards
Rplayback of files stored on USB devices
Rplayback on external devices via the AUX
jack
Rconnection of a personal mobile phone via
Bluetooth®to call using the hands-free
system
Rconnection and playback of your personal
audio equipment via Bluetooth®(if
supported by your audio device)
8Introduction

Familiarizing yourself with your
product ................................................ 10
Basic functions .................................... 13
9
At a glance

Familiarizing yourself with your product
Audio 10 overview
Audio 10 overview diagram
Function Page
:u
Makes sound settings 15
;$
Selects radio 18
Switches wavebands 19
=i
Makes system settings 14
?Õ
Calls up audio source:
SD memory card 24
USB device 24
AUX function 44
BT Audio 38
A%
Selects the telephone
function 30
BDisplay 11
Function Page
CSD memory card slot 24
DStowage compartment
Exto slm
Sets the frequency
manually 18
Stores stations manually 18
Calls up stored stations 19
Selects a track 25
Telephone number entry 34
Searches for a phone book
entry 35
Passkey entry 31
Fj
Deletes characters
G%
Exits menu or jumps up one
menu level higher
10 Familiarizing yourself with your product
At a glance

Function Page
H9
Confirms the selection/
entry
I9:=;
Navigates within the menus
Jo
Sets the volume 14
Kq
Switches on/off 13
LF
Selects a station 18
Skips forward 25
Fast forward 25
ME
Selects a station 18
Skips back 25
Rewinds 25
Function Page
N6
Accepts a call 34
Makes a call 34
Redials 35
Accepts a waiting call 36
O~
Ends a call 34
Rejects a call 34
Rejects a waiting call 36
P8
Mutes audio source 14
Pauses SD memory card/
USB device/BT-audio
Display
:Status bar
;Display/selection window
=Menu bar
The display shows the function currently
selected with its current settings and
associated menus. The following functions
and menus are available:
Function Menu
Radio Radio
Presets
Info
Function Menu
Waveband
SD memory card SD
Music
Info
Media
USB USB
Music
Info
Media
AUX AUX
Volume
Media
BT Audio BT Audio
Familiarizing yourself with your product 11
At a glance

Function Menu
Playback/stop
playback
Media
Telephone Telephone
Name
Calls list
System System
Display off
Entry routines
Buttons and their functions
Use the 9,:,=,;and 9
buttons to navigate within the menus.
Button Operation
9To exit the menu bar
To select the previous line in
the menu
:To jump to the menu bar
To select the next line in the
menu
=To jump to the left in the menu
bar
To jump up one menu level
higher
To lower the level in the menu
;To jump to the right in the
menu bar
To jump back to the main
menu
To raise the level in the menu
9To confirm the selection/
entry
Example: selecting MP3 tracks on an SD
memory card
The following example shows, step by step,
how to select and play MP3 tracks which have
been saved on an SD memory card.
Initial situation: you are listening to the
radio and the SD memory card is inserted in
the slot.
XTo select the menu: repeatedly press the
Õbutton until SDSD is shown in the
display.
XPress the :button to jump to the menu
bar.
XPress the =or ;button to select the
MusicMusic menu.
XPress the 9button to confirm.
The Music menu opens. The previously
played track is selected.
XTo select a folder: press the =button
repeatedly until the menu level with the
desired folder has been reached.
Audio 10 jumps one menu level each time
the button is pressed.
XPress the 9or :button to select the
desired folder.
XPress the 9button to confirm.
The folder opens and the first music track
is selected.
12 Familiarizing yourself with your product
At a glance

XTo select a track: press the :button
to select a track.
XPress the 9button to confirm.
The selected track is played.
Overview of the multifunction
steering wheel
iThe operation of certain functions is
described in the sections on basic
functions, radio, SD memory card, USB
device and Bluetooth®.
But-
ton
Function
:On-board computer display
;WIncreases the volume
XReduces the volume
6Accepts an incoming call/
redials
But-
ton
Function
~Ends/rejects a call
=VSelects next main menu
USelects previous main menu
&Jumps up in the menu bar
*Jumps down in the menu bar
Display overview of the on-board
computer
The display of the on-board computer shows
the following menus and functions of Audio
10:
Menu Functions
Radio Selects the stored stations on
the current waveband
SD/USB Selects tracks in the current
folder
Telephon
e
Accepts a call
Ends/rejects a call
Performs calls via the phone
book menu
BT Audio Selects tracks in the current
folder
iThe operation of certain functions is
described in the sections on basic
functions, radio, SD memory card, USB
device and Bluetooth®.
Basic functions
Switching on/off
XPress the qOn/Off button.
Once switched on, Audio 10 calls up the
most recently active function.
iAudio 10 switches off automatically when
you remove the ignition key.
Basic functions 13
At a glance

iAudio 10 switches off automatically when
the condition of charge of the battery is
low.
iIf Audio 10 is running while the ignition is
switched off, it will switch off automatically
after approximately one hour to preserve
the vehicle battery.
Setting the volume
XTurn the volume control oduring
playback.
Or
XPress the Wor Xbutton on the
multifunction steering wheel.
Activating/deactivating the mute
function
XPress the 8mute button.
The sound from the audio source is
switched on or off. When the sound has
been muted, the xsymbol is shown in
the status bar.
iIf you change the audio source or adjust
the volume, the sound switches on again
automatically.
iWhen the mute function is active,
playback from the SD memory card, USB
device and BT audio is paused. When you
deactivate the mute function, playback will
resume from the position where it was
paused.
iWhen the TA function is activated, you
hear traffic reports even when the sound is
muted (Ypage 20).
Adjusting the display
Setting the brightness
XTo select the system menu: press the
ibutton and confirm with 9.
XPress the :button to select
BrightnessBrightness and confirm with 9.
XAdjust the brightness using the =
or ;button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the most recently stored
brightness setting.
XPress the 9button.
The new setting is saved and Audio 10
returns to the system menu.
XTo exit the system menu: press the
$or Õbutton.
Switching the display on/off
XPress the ibutton.
XPress the ;button to select DisplayDisplay
OffOff and confirm with 9.
The display is switched off. Audio 10
functions remain available. You continue to
listen to the selected audio source.
XTo switch the display on again: press 9,
$or Õ.
14 Basic functions
At a glance

Adjusting the sound settings
XPress the ubutton.
The display shows the current sound
settings.
XSelect TrebleTreble,BassBass,BalanceBalance or FaderFader
with the 9or :button.
XAdjust the sound with the =or ;
button.
The long bar shows the current setting. The
short bar shows the most recently stored
sound setting.
XTo exit sound settings: press the %
button.
Audio 10 stores the new sound settings.
Setting the language
As standard, Audio 10 uses the language set
in the on-board computer. You can also set
the language independently of the on-board
computer.
XTo select the system menu: press the
ibutton and confirm with 9.
LanguageLanguage is selected.
XPress the 9button to confirm.
The display shows a list of available
languages. The #dot marks the currently
set language.
XTo select a language: use the :button
to select the desired language and confirm
with 9.
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language.
Or
XPress the 9button to select
Synchronize LanguagesSynchronize Languages.
Audio 10 display texts are shown in the
selected language on the on-board
computer.
XTo exit the system menu: press the
$or Õbutton.
Resetting to factory settings
You can reset the settings of Audio 10 to the
factory settings. This will delete all personal
data (station memory, phone book etc.).
iResetting to factory settings is useful
when you sell the vehicle, for example.
XTo select the system menu: press the
ibutton and confirm with 9.
XUse the :button to select ResetReset and
confirm with 9.
A prompt appears in the display asking
whether the data should be deleted.
XUse the =or ;button to select
YesYes or NoNo and confirm with 9.
If YesYes has been selected, a second prompt
appears in the display asking whether the
data should be deleted.
Basic functions 15
At a glance

XTo cancel the deleting process: NoNo.
Audio 10 is not reset.
Or
XTo delete: select YesYes in the display and
confirm with 9
The display briefly shows a message. Audio
10 is reset and restarted.
16 Basic functions
At a glance

Selecting radio .................................... 18
Selecting a station .............................. 18
Storing stations ................................... 18
Switching wavebands ......................... 19
Operating the radio using the mul-
tifunction steering wheel ................... 20
Traffic program priority (TA) .............. 20
17
Radio

Selecting radio
XPress the $button.
You will hear the last station selected.
Selecting a station
Station search
XPress the Eor Fbutton briefly.
You will hear the next receivable station.
Setting stations manually
XPress and hold the Eor Fbutton
until the desired position has been
reached.
You will hear the selected station, as long
as it is receivable.
Setting the frequency manually
XPress the lbutton.
XUsing the xto snumber keys, enter
the desired frequency.
Or
XTo select the radio menu: press
the :button, select RadioRadio using the
=or ;buttons and confirm by
pressing the 9button.
The Enter FrequencyEnter Frequency menu item is
selected.
XPress the 9button.
XUsing the xto snumber keys, enter
the desired frequency.
iYou can only enter frequencies which lie
within the selected waveband
(Ypage 19).
Storing stations
Storing stations manually
You can save the current station.
XPress and hold any of the xto s
number keys until the display shows the
number you pressed in front of the
transmitter frequency or the station name.
The station is stored under the selected
preset.
Storing stations automatically
You can automatically store 10 receivable
stations in the waveband selected to presets.
The order is determined by reception quality.
iPreviously stored stations from this
waveband will be lost.
XPress the $button to select the desired
waveband.
XTo select the preset menu: press
the :button, select PresetsPresets using the
=or ;buttons and confirm by
pressing the 9button.
18 Storing stations
Radio