Jurgen Postelmans wrote:
Quote:
Could anybody tell me what the difference is between these 2 options on a
C220 ?
-> Navigation Audio 50 APS |
That is a double-DIN sized car-radio with
integrated navi system, CD player and cassette
player.
Was introduced with the current E-Class (W211, S211).
Quote:
And
-> Command APS
Thanks |
http://www.mbspy.com/techexpr.htm
Comand - Cockpit Management and Data System
Comand is the combination of car radio, cassette
player, sound system, navigation system,
telephone, clock and tv system.
Was first available in 1998 in the then-new
S-Class (W220).
The very latest communications technology in
the form of the Cockpit Management and Data
System, known as COMAND for short, is now
available for the first time for the C-class
sports coupé, as an item of optional equipment.
COMAND is a car radio, navigation system and CD
player in one, as well as acting as the command
centre for all audio, telematics and
telecommunications equipment. The driver can
either operate these functions directly from the
COMAND unit in the centre console and read off
the necessary operating information from the large
colour display, or can enter instructions using
the keys on the multi-function steering wheel. The
central display in the instrument cluster and the
COMAND display in the centre console are linked,
but can also be used separately. The individual
functions are selected by the driver by pressing
the keys on the left of the COMAND system's colour
display. More detailed instructions are given mainly
by using the combined rotary/push-button on the right
of the control panel. This button is used to highlight
different menus on the display which can then be
activated by pressing the button. The CD player is
located above the colour display. It is used both for
storing data from the CD-ROM for the navigation system
as well as for playing audio CDs.
Juergen