Navigation system (comand):basic settings, Basic settings – Mercedes-Benz S-Class 2008 Owners Manual User Manual

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Control systems

COMAND navigation (introduction)

Adjusting the map scale

̈

Rotate

y

m

z

.

Rotating clockwise zooms in, rotating
counterclockwise zooms out.

Saving crosshair position as destination
in last destinations list

̈

Showing menu system, if neces-
sary:
Press

n.

̈

Saving: Select “Position

Ǟ “Save Po-

sition”.

COMAND saves the crosshair position
as a destination in the last destinations
list (

page 223).

Hiding the crosshair

̈

Press back button

L in the center

console (

page 86).

The crosshair disappears and the map
is centered on the vehicle position.

or

̈

Set the map to the vehicle or destina-
tion position, see the explanation be-
low.

Centering the map on the vehicle or
destination position

̈

Centering on the vehicle’s position:
Select “Navi

Ǟ “Position” Ǟ “Vehicle

Position Map”.

or

̈

Press back button

L when the

crosshair is displayed.

̈

Centering on the destination:
Select “Navi

Ǟ “Position” Ǟ “Destina-

tion Position Map”.

Basic settings

Map perspective (USA only)

Depending on your vehicle’s production
date the map perspective function may not
be available.

COMAND can display the map from a
bird's eye view or in the normal map view.

̈

Select map perspective:
Select “Navi

Ǟ “Navi” Ǟ “Map Dis-

play”.

The map display list appears. A dot

R

indicates the current setting.

̈

Select “Bird’s-eye view”.

The bird's eye view is switched on or
off, depending on the previous status.

i

If you have moved the map, you can use this

function to rapidly return the map to the position
of the vehicle or destination. It is only possible to
center the map on the destination position when
route guidance is active.

i

You can make the following settings regard-

less of whether route guidance is active or inac-
tive.

i

If you scroll the map in the bird's eye view,

COMAND switches back to the normal map view.

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