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TeleAid was an analog satellite based system which connected Mercedes vehicles between 2000-2006 to a centralised network which reported traffic accidents, tracked stolen vehicles, and offered a direct line of contact to Mercedes customer service. The system is now defunct, so the TeleAid system now has nothing to connect to thus provides you no more utility than would having a hand crank to start your engine.When your vehicle was produced in 2005, the smartphone had not yet been invented, so there is no way to connect it directly to your vehicle since the technology was not yet in production. If you desire to connect your phone via bluetooth, you have to purchase an aftermarket adapter and have it wired into your Command System. Here is a link to what you're looking at: Bluetooth Adapter
If there is a small D shaped connector, then you have the ability to connect a phone via blue tooth. If not then you are stuck with aftermarket solutions
2005 R 230 SL350 (M112 3.7). Sold the 1966 W113 230SL recently
If your question is about just phone connectivity (calls) you might consider getting an old cradle and an old phone. If your country's network still supports the phone that would be the simplest way to go. The Comand screen, displays, steering wheel buttons, excellent microphones in the mirror and speakers will all support the phone.
If your question is about just phone connectivity (calls) you might consider getting an old cradle and an old phone. If your country's network still supports the phone that would be the simplest way to go. The Comand screen, displays, steering wheel buttons, excellent microphones in the mirror and speakers will all support the phone.
Surely if the car supports the old cradle, then it will support the blue tooth module, which will enable any bluetooth phone to connect.
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
