bop11

Dose anyone one have e-mail capability on the GLK as described?
GF82.70-P-2015CEJ Electronic Mail (e-mail), Function
- with CODE (527) COMAND APS with single DVD drive (with navigation)

Function requirements

• Status "Circuit 30 ON" or "Circuit 15R ON"
• Mobile phone and COMAND controller unit (A40/3) switched on
• Mobile phone system operating error-free
• One mobile phone network is available in sufficient strength and quality
• Japan electrical connector adapter cable (X39/46) connected to communications control unit (N123/6)
• Compatible mobile phone connected to the Japan electrical connector adapter cable or Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone in the vehicle and authorized on the COMAND controller unit
• The following provider settings have been completed:
• Connection name, dial-in number, telephone name
• DNS server 1 and 2, proxy server, port number, APN
• Time limit, data communication, mail account
• Mail password, mail address, user, homepage
• Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) server (for receiving emails)
• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server (for transmitting emails)

No more than 3 providers can be set.

The Japan electrical connector adapter cable is used to connect the various mobile phones to the communications control unit.

A Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone can only be operated in the vehicle if a mobile phone is not connected to the Japan electrical connector adapter cable. Additionally, the Bluetooth-capable mobile phone must be authorized at the COMAND controller unit and support Hands Free Profile (HFP) 1.0 or 1.5.
More information is available at:

• www.mercedes-benz-mobile.com

With a mobile phone operated with Bluetooth, read access to the telephone book in the mobile phone is possible when the mobile phone supports the Bluetooth Profile Phonebook Access Profile (PBAP).

The system is described using a mobile phone connected to the Japan electrical connector adapter cable as an example. Deviations from this are indicated with the symbol.

General
The email application enables the user to manage his/her emails (e.g. to read or compose).
The following email functions are available:

• Receive and read emails
• Compose and send emails

The email function consists of the following component functions:

• Receive and read emails function sequence
• Compose and send emails function sequence

Operating instructions
Emails can only be composed, read and sent over the Audio/ COMAND control panel (A40/9) and the Audio/COMAND display (A40/8).

Receive and read emails function sequence
Incoming emails are received by the COMAND controller unit via the following route:

• Multifunction antenna (A28/11)
• Direct line
• Japan electrical connector adapter cable
• Communications control unit
• Direct line

The emails can now be shown by calling up the Email menu item in the basic telephone (ComTel) function using the TEL hardkey on the COMAND controller unit or the ComTel menu item in the application bar on the Audio/COMAND display via the Audio/ COMAND control panel and then on the Audio/COMAND display. The control signals from the COMAND controller unit TEL hardkey are processed internally. The control signals from the Audio/ COMAND control panel are forwarded via the telematics CAN (CAN A) to the COMAND controller unit. The Email menu item and the selected email are shown on the Audio/COMAND display by the COMAND controller unit via a low voltage differential signal (LVDS) line.

On a mobile phone not connected to the Japan electrical connector adapter line and operated via Bluetooth, the COMAND controller unit receives emails in the following way:

• Mobile phone antenna
• Bluetooth antenna (A2/91)
• Direct line

Compose and send emails function sequence
Emails can only be written and sent via the Audio/COMAND control panel and the Audio/COMAND display in the Email menu item in the basic telephone (ComTel) function of the Audio/COMAND display.

The Email menu item in the basic telephone (ComTel) function is selected using the TEL hardkey on the COMAND controller unit or via the ComTel menu item in the application bar on the Audio/ COMAND display using the Audio/COMAND control panel and then shown on the Audio/COMAND display. The control signals from the COMAND controller unit TEL hardkey are processed internally. The control signals from the Audio/COMAND control panel are forwarded over the telematics CAN to the COMAND controller unit. The Email menu item and the composed email are shown on the Audio/COMAND display by the COMAND controller unit via an LVDS line.

emails are then sent to the receiver by the COMAND controller unit via the following route:

• Direct line
• Communications control unit
• Japan electrical connector adapter cable
• Direct line
• Multifunction antenna

On a mobile phone not connected to the Japan electrical connector adapter cable and operated via Bluetooth, the COMAND controller unit sends emails to the recipient in the following way:

• Direct line
• Bluetooth antenna
• Mobile phone antenna

venchka

Thanks. I am clueless re: Above information. I'll let my co-pilot read/send emails directly from her phone. Actually, when we are on a road trip I purposely avoid email and general web surfing like the plague. All of that is too much like work. I don't do work when I'm on a road trip. YMMV.

Wayne