GF82.60-P-2000GZJ Audio Functions

GF82.60-P-2000GZJ Audio Functions
- with CODE (498) Japan version
- with CODE (529) HIGH Class Japan

Radio
The roof antenna module (A2/93) filters and amplifies the amplitude modulation (AM) and frequency modulation (FM) signals and sends them to the audio gateway control unit (N93/1). A radio single tuner is integrated into the audio gateway control unit. The tuner is integrated into the Media Oriented System Transport (MOST) and it can only be operated by the COMAND operating, display and controller unit (A40/3).
With code (810) Sound system, the audio signals are sent via the MOST to the amplifier for sound system (N40/3), where they are then amplified and forwarded to the vehicle speakers. To enable this function to be operated the audio gateway control unit generates an interface. Audio signals are amplified in the audio gateway control unit and forwarded to the vehicle speakers.

Radio functions
^ Stereo single tuner
^ Automatic interference suppression
^ Automatic and manual station search
^ Last station memory
^ FM lists of stations (2 x 6 stations can be stored for each radio band using "Auto Preset" or manually)
^ Automatic station search for traffic information stations after loss of station reception
^ Separate traffic information stations in AM frequency band (can be selected using soft key)

An external analog audio source can be connected to the COMAND operating, display and controller unit via the AUX jack in the glove box. Data exchange via a discrete line.

Playback of DVD and CD video using the COMAND operating, display and controller unit
A DVD drive is integrated into the COMAND operating, display and controller unit. Alongside audio media, video media can also be played in a standardized NTSC video format. The drive is also used by the navigation system to play the required navigation DVD.
The DVD drive supports the following formats:
^ DVD video
^ DVD ROM
^ DVD audio
^ CD video
^ CD audio

The drive is equipped with the "Disc Auto Detect" function and a hard key for "Disc Eject" is located on the housing.

The following can be configured using the screen menu on the COMAND operating, display and controller unit:
CD audio functions:
<> - Briefly pressed: Next/previous track,
- Pressed and held: Search forward/backward
RPT Repeat ON/OFF
RDM Random play of CD tracks
SCAN Intro scan (first 8 seconds of track played as "track intro")
ADJ Adjustment

The current track number and the current track runtime are displayed.

DVD video/video CD function:
<> - Briefly pressed: Next/previous title, chapter,
- Pressed and held: Fast up/fast down
DVD menu - Control of individual functions in the DVD menu using a joystick
Track menu Control of individual functions in the DVD menu using a joystick
SUB menu - Subtitle Switch
- Angle Switch
- Audio Switch
- Stop
- Pause
- Title Search
- Go up
Settings Language configuration of audio, menu, subtitle
ADJ Adjustment

The DVD menu and Track menu are stored on the DVD. For this reason, the function scope and menu display are dependent on each respective medium.

In the event that one of the two menus is missing on the DVD, the screen of the COMAND operating, display and controller unit highlights the corresponding soft key in gray and it can then no longer be selected by the user.

Playing CDs in the CD changer
To play music CDs, the vehicle's glove compartment has a CD changer (A2/6) (code (819) 6-disk CD changer) with single slot integrated into it. The interface is generated and displayed by the COMAND operating, display and controller unit. The current track numbers and the current elapsed track runtime are displayed. The CD slots (CD 1 to CD 6) of the CD changer that contain a CD are also displayed when the CD changer is selected using a soft key.

Operation:

<> Short press: Next/Previous track; long press: Search Forward/Backward

RPT Short press: Repeat current track; long press: Repeat current CD
RDM Short press: Random play of CD tracks; long press: Random play of all tracks on all CDs
SCAN Intro scan (first eight seconds of track played as "track intro")