reallyjuststop

For my 2019 A220 4MATIC, whoever can figure out the following fastest wins the award for most knowledgeable person in the forum:

1. I don't have the navi package. Does this globe (see attached)
   
   on the dash do anything without it?
2. How do I find the OVERALL MPG? Not for just the last trip.
   1. How do I reset this MPG?
3. How do I set the car to automatically start up in eco mode every single time without me having to select it?
4. Where's the option to track the miles for a trip?
5. Is it possible to upload music or connect a USB with music so that it's always available to play if I decide not to connect my phone via car play / bluetooth?

BONUS: am I the only one who thinks "hey, Mercedes" sucks? 90% of responses are it just apologizing and saying it can't help. CarPlay is active, and MBUX software is updated.

MJ50

moved to W177 forum...

jastleymb

1. Don’t know. Suspect not.
2. and 4. See description with pics below.
3. Don’t think you can, but it’s just a single swipe up on the mode switch on the console.
5. Don’t think so. Manual suggests you can by plugging into the USB port in the console bin, but I was unable to plug in an iPod.

For 2. And 4.:

I assume, since you don’t have NAVI, that you have the standard display, not the widescreen. If so, here are the controls you will use:



First find the “Trip” menu by using the right/left buttons (2) above. Press the centre button. Use the up/down buttons to find the display you want to reset then press the tiny touchpad, either
For

Trip Distance:





Or Trip Computer:




Again, use the up/down arrows to the item to be rest then press the tiny touchpad.

Then press the “back” symbol (1) in top picture to get out.


P. 202 of user manual.

Mikey178

For 5 - you can plug in a USB to the USB-C near the cup holder and play music from a USB Stick. The USB-C in the Center console is strictly for charging.

On the main home screen, select Media and then at the top select USB.

I ended up buying a USB-C to USB-A right angle adapter as I found having a USB sticking straight up was going to break the port if you inadvertently reach for your phone in the wireless charging pad.