Have messages read out loud.
Template for text messages.
Areas where special regulations
appl
y
Please refer to and on page 219.
P
otentially explosive atmospheres
Switch o the mobile telephone and mo-
bile phone interface in areas where there is
an explosion hazard. These areas are not
always clearly signposted. This includes,
for example:
— Areas immediately around chemical
pipelines and tanks.
— Lower decks of ships and ferries.
— The area around vehicles which run on
liquid gas, for example propane or bu-
tane.
— Places where there are chemicals or par-
ticles such as flour, dust and metal pow-
der in the air.
— All other places where the engine or mo-
bile telephone must be switched o.
WARNING
Switch o the mobile telephone and mo-
bile phone interfa
ce in areas where there
is a risk of explosion and in areas where
special regulations apply!
NOTICE
Your mobile telephone must always be
switched o in area
s where special regula-
tions apply and when the use of mobile tel-
ephones is forbidden. The radiation pro-
duced by the mobile telephone when
switched on may interfere with sensitive
technical and medical equipment, possibly
resulting in malfunction or damage to the
equipment.
Types of mobile phone interface
Please refer to and on page 219.
T
he following types of mobile phone inter-
face may be present in the vehicle, depend-
ing on the equipment and the country:
— Basic mobile phone interface.
— Comfort mobile phone interface.
Basic mobile phone interface
The basic mobile phone interface uses the
HFP Bluetooth profile for transmission. It
enables the use of telephone functions via
the Infotainment System and playback via
the vehicle loudspeakers.
Comfort mobile phone interface
The Comfort mobile phone interface uses
the HFPBluetooth profile like the basic ver-
sion of the mobile phone interface.
The Comfort mobile phone interface may
be equipped with a wireless charging sta-
tion.
In order to use the wireless charging sta-
tion, you must place a suitable mobile tele-
phone correctly in the stowage compart-
ment. Depending on the vehicle equipment,
the mobile telephone may be paired with
the vehicle aerial. This improves the recep-
tion and call quality.
Pairing, connecting and managing
Please refer to and on page 219.
P
air and connect a mobile telephone with
the Infotainment system in order to use the
functions of the mobile phone interface.
The mobile telephone must be paired with
the Infotainment system before the first
connection is established. During this proc-
ess, a user profile is automatically saved in
the Infotainment system.
This pairing procedure can take a few mi-
nutes. Available functions depend on the
mobile telephone used and its operating
system.
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