2009 Mercedes CL-Class Owner's Manual - Page 126

Control systems COMAND navigation system (entering a destination) whether you want to end the current route guidance. X Select Yes or No. If you select Yes, COMAND will stop the route guidance and start the route calculation for the new destination. If you select No, COMAND will continue with the active route guidance. The new destination is discarded. During the route calculation, an arrow will indicate the linear direction to the destination. Below this, you will see the message Calculating Route. Once the route has been calculated, route guidance begins (Y page 135). Entering a destination from the destination memory X Select Navi £ Destination £ From Memory. The destination memory list appears either with or without the input characters (Y page 125). Whether the input characters appear depends on the number of entries in the destination memory. 1 Top list entry based on the input data up i The destination memory always contains an entry called My Address. You can save your home address, for example, under this entry (Y page 147). Destination memory list with input characters When this list appears, the input characters 4 are automatically activated. to that point 2 Characters entered by the user 3 Characters automatically added by the system 4 Input characters 5 Currently non-selectable characters 6 Destination memory list 7 Currently selected character 8 Currently selectable characters i Route calculation requires a certain amount of time. The time depends on the distance from the destination, for example. COMAND calculates the route using the digital map data. The calculated route may differ from the actual road situation, e. g. due to road construction or incomplete map data. Please make sure that you observe the notes about the digital map (Y page 96). i In the list of input characters 4, you can only select currently selectable characters. Which characters are included depends on the sequence in which you have entered your destination and the content of the destination memory. 124