The NAVI button is used for accessing the optional Becker Map Pilot aftermarket navigation system which will plug into a cradle in the glovebox if the car has the pre-wire options. This is the basic CD playing unit with Bluetooth and a NAVI button. W204 C was facelifted for MY2012 to support NTG4.5 and W463 G Glass for MY2014. It first appeared in the W212/W207 E class around MY2011 in Europe, and then the R172 SLK and all new models after that. It supports online access via a bluetooth mobile phone and thus there are apps that can be downloaded, a web browser etc.

although not in all the retail material from Mercedes Benz.Ĥ Are there different versions of COMAND NTG4.5ħ Why won't the online features work with iPhones?ĩ How do '3 years free map updates' work?ġ3 Does the NTG4.5 have anti-theft protection?ġ4 Does my NTG4.5 Audio-20 have a fibre connector so I can add DAB / Media Interface etc?ġ7 What are the part numbers for European NTG4.5 valid for my car?Ģ0 Can I skip installing the additional fans.Ģ2 I'm trying to convert a Japanese system to Europe.Ģ3 Will the Japanese TV tuner work with NTG4.5 in European cars.Ģ4 I've added NTG4.5 but I can't get a map PIN.Ģ7 Any other interesting hidden key combos?Ĭomand NTG4.5 is also known as COMAND Online. Note also that the 3rd generation version (for MY2014) is internally known as NTG4.7. It is known as 'COMAND ONLINE' as it has a web browser and apps that are accessed via a data connection via a Bluetooth phone. It was fitted to all new designs after that (i.e W176 A, W246 B, W166 ML/GL etc), and to the W204 C from the MY2012 facelift and the G Class from the MY2014 facelift. NTG4.5 was first fitted (in Europe) in Model Year 2011 to the E Class (W212 and W207). Last Updated: This is the FAQ for Comand APS NTG4.5.

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