Aps 30 -> Tp

[bitonw]

Hi,

Got the APS 30 (BE4718) up and running but how can turn of that very anoying TP. I realy don't like to listen to some Radio Station Traffic Information while listen to my music...

Does any one has an spare manual for the APS 30 (BE4718)?

Thx,
bt

 

[A-AvantGarde]

I can give you the part no of one. Alternatively if you can read German I have a spare German language version of one.

 

[bitonw]

Oh, That should be nice since I speak 5 languages inc. German

Let me know how to get it.

Thanks,
bt

 

[stats007]

You can download Becker manuals from their website - though they aren't 100% oriented at Mercedes versions.

www.becker.de

 

[Shude]

Try holding down the mute button for a few seconds, if it has one. This is what turns TP on and off on comand and the units are all designed to function in the same way regardless of manufacturer

 

[bitonw]

@stats007, I know but they are not really the same since the APS 30 is special designed for Mercedes... I have down loaded the DTM one.

@Shude, Thanks will try that in lunch time. :bannana:

Cheers,
bt

 

[stats007]

The APS 30 is based on the Becker Traffic Pro model - there is very little difference in operation from it and the BE4720 / BE4725 etc. Have a look here.

 

[bitonw]

The APS 30 is based on the Becker Traffic Pro model - there is very little difference in operation from it and the BE4720 / BE4725 etc. Have a look here.

Just looking in this manual but mine is different see picture.

 

[stats007]

The fascia is different obviously but the general functions are the same. Does the TMC / TP section make sense?

 

[bitonw]

The APS 30 is based on the Becker Traffic Pro model - there is very little difference in operation from it and the BE4720 / BE4725 etc. Have a look here.

That manual is more looking like the BE4716?

 

[stats007]

The BE4716 is the same as the BE4718 bar the different housing!

 

[A-AvantGarde]

That manual is more looking like the BE4716?

The German manual I have and the part no I referred to for the English manual is for the BE4716. However, as stats007 has stated it is identical to your BE4718 other than the shape. The functionality is the same.

Please PM me if you need either the part no or the German manual.

 

[bitonw]

The German manual I have and the part no I referred to for the English manual is for the BE4716. However, as stats007 has stated it is identical to your BE4718 other than the shape. The functionality is the same.

Please PM me if you need either the part no or the German manual.

That's true they are the same. They have the same bottoms etc. Only the processors / frimware are different.

Thanks both for your information!

 

[bitonw]

The APS 30 is based on the Becker Traffic Pro model - there is very little difference in operation from it and the BE4720 / BE4725 etc. Have a look here.

This is the BE4720 series and you see that this unit has more button's. Even an (4) Traffic Program button...

 

[stats007]

They all only have one soft button for TP though .

 

[bitonw]

 

[bitonw]

Try holding down the mute button for a few seconds, if it has one. This is what turns TP on and off on comand and the units are all designed to function in the same way regardless of manufacturer

Thanks, It did do the job! I have send the TP woman to heaven.

 

[Shude]

Thanks, It did do the job! I have send the TP woman to heaven.

Excellent!

I just had a quick search:

http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=8567
http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=15106
http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=15367
http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=15447

 

[bitonw]

The German manual I have and the part no I referred to for the English manual is for the BE4716. However, as stats007 has stated it is identical to your BE4718 other than the shape. The functionality is the same.

Please PM me if you need either the part no or the German manual.

Thanks for your quick reply to send me that German manual! :bannana:

 

[A-AvantGarde]

Thanks for your quick reply to send me that German manual! :bannana:

You're welcome I'm glad that it's of use to you.