The 2006 Mercedes E350 has Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity and audio streaming. To use the system, you must have a compatible mobile phone that supports Bluetooth wireless technology. You can pair the phone with the navigation system by selecting “Phone” in the Audio Control menu.
Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to make calls using your mobile phone even when you’re driving. The audio quality of calls is not as good as with a landline phone, however; it’s more like talking on a speakerphone than speaking directly into another person’s ear.
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How do I play music through Bluetooth in my Mercedes e350?
The “DISC” key on the radio or selecting “Audio” will bring up the Bluetooth audio screen on your Mercedes-Benz hands-free system. It’s possible to get to this screen by pressing the “DISC” key repeatedly until you see this screen. Select the “BT audio” option at the bottom left of the page.
How do I connect my old Mercedes Bluetooth?
The phone must be turned on in order to connect via Bluetooth®. Press the “Connect Device” option on your Mercedes-Benz color display to connect your phone or tablet. You’ll then need to press the “Search for Phones” option on the color screen. Once Bluetooth® has detected your device, the name of the device should appear on the color display.
Do 2007 Mercedes have Bluetooth?
Navigation, climate, entertainment, and the phone are all available through the LCD display in the center of the dash. Mercedes-Benz, on the other hand, is adamant about not allowing phone calls to be placed through the car’s Bluetooth system.
What is Mercedes MMI?
If your car already has an iPod / MP3 Media Interface, you can get Mercedes Media Interface Plus (or MIP) as an add-on from Mercedes (factory option code 518). The mbrace infotainment system in your car can sync with your Bluetooth-enabled phone so you can download your phonebook and listen to music wirelessly.
Why won’t my iPhone connect to Mercedes Bluetooth?
Make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on your iOS device by going to Settings > Bluetooth. Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch if you’re having trouble turning on Bluetooth or you see a spinning gear. If it doesn’t work, try pairing and reconnecting it. It’s important that your Bluetooth accessory and your iOS device are in close proximity to each other.
