On-board computer (vehicles with 4-button multi-function steering wheel)
Points to remember
The on-board computer is activated as soon as the key is turned to position 1 in the ignition lock. You can use the on-board computer to call up information relating to your vehicle and to make and adjust settings.
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Only use the on-board computer when road and traffic conditions permit. You would otherwise be distracted and unable to concentrate properly on driving, and could cause an accident.
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Multi-function steering wheel (4 buttons)
Use the buttons on the multi-function steering wheel to operate the on-board computer.
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Multi-function display
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Increases the volume
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Sets the date/time
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Decreases the volume
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Sets the date/time
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Selects a submenu
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Scrolls through lists
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Confirms a selection
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The arrangement of the menus can be envisaged as a circle.
Multi-function display
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Menus and submenus
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Function
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Standard
display more
Shows the
standard display or resets the trip meter
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Trip
computer more
Shows or
resets the trip computer
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Range/current consumption
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Digital
speedometer
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Message memory
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Service more
Calls up the service due date
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Tyre pressure
loss warning system more
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Time/datemore
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The number of menus
shown depends on the optional equipment in the vehicle.
Use the buttons on
the multi-function steering wheel.
Standard
display
The basic setting
shows the trip meter and the total distance recorder in the multi-function
display. This is the standard display.
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| Trip meter |
| Total distance
recorder |
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Trip computer
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Press the
button
repeatedly until the trip computer appears.
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| Kilometres |
| Average speed |
| Time |
| Average fuel
consumption |
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To reset the
trip computer: press and hold the
button until
the values have been reset.
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Displays the range and
current fuel consumption
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Press the
button
repeatedly until the approximate range and current fuel consumption
appears.
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The approximate
range which can be covered depends on the tank's contents and your current
driving style. If there is only a small amount of fuel left in the tank, the
display shows a vehicle being refuelled instead of the range
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Message memory
The
on-board computer stores certain display messages. You can call up display
messages in this menu.
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The on-board computer only records and displays messages and warnings from certain systems. For this reason, you should always make sure that your vehicle is safe to drive. You could otherwise cause an accident by driving an unsafe vehicle.
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Press the
button
repeatedly until the "Message memory" menu appears.
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If there are no
display messages, you will see
No
messages. If there are messages, you will see
2 messages, for
example, in the multi-function display.
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Press the
button to
scroll through the display messages.
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All possible
display messages are explained in the "Practical advice" section
more.
All display
messages are deleted when you turn off the ignition.
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Time/date
This menu is only available on vehicles without audio system or
with Audio 20*.
Your vehicle
could have the following audio system*:
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You can see which
audio system* is fitted in
your vehicle by referring to the separate operating
instructions.
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Depending on the audio
system* fitted, time and date
are received from GPS satellites and therefore cannot be set using the on-board
computer; see the following table.
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B
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Set using the
on-board computer
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X
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Automatic GPS
satellite reception
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X
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Set the time zone
just once; see the separate operating instructions
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X
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