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Owner's Handbook
for Vehicle
The Ultimate Driving
Machine
Contents
A-Z
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116i
118i
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Owner's Handbook for Vehicle
Congratulations on your choice of a BMW.
The better you are acquainted with your car, the easier you will
find it is to handle. We would therefore like to offer you the
following advice:
Please read the Owner’s Handbook before setting out in your new
BMW. Also use the integrated Owner’s Handbook in your vehicle.
It contains important notes on how to operate the car, enabling
you to derive maximum benefit from the technical advantages of
your BMW. It also contains useful information which will help you
to uphold both your BMW’s operating safety and its full resale
value.
Updates to the printed or integrated Owner's Handbook after go‐
ing to press are located as needed in the appendix to the printed
quick reference to the vehicle.
Supplementary information is provided in the other documents of
on-board literature.
We wish you a safe and enjoyable journey,
BMW AG
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Aktiengesellschaft
Munich, Germany
Not to be reproduced, wholly or in part, without written
permission from BMW AG, Munich.
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Printed on environmentally friendly paper, bleached
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Notes
Overview
10
14
21
23
Cockpit
iDrive
Voice control system
Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the
vehicle
Controls
28
41
50
53
63
78
84
93
97
109
115
118
Opening and closing
Adjusting
Carrying children in safety
Driving
Displays
Lights
Security
Driving stability control systems
Driving comfort
Climate
Interior equipment
Storage compartments
Mobility
230
232
233
240
242
245
248
258
264
Refuelling
Fuel
Wheels and tyres
Engine compartment
Engine oil
Maintenance
Replacing parts
Help in the event of a breakdown
General care
Reference
270 Technical data
276 Short commands of the voice control
system
284 From A to Z
Driving hints
124
127
129
133
Driving precautions
Loads
Towing a trailer
Saving fuel
Overview
Business mobile phone preparation
Professional mobile phone preparation
Office
Contacts
ConnectedDrive
Extended BMW Online services
Controls
188
196
206
215
217
226
Driving hints
About this Owner’s Handbook
Communication
Navigation
For quick access to a particular topic or item,
please consult the detailed alphabetical index,
see page 284.
Communication Entertainment
Contents
138 Navigation
Entertainment
158 Sound
160 Radio
165 CD/multimedia
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Reference
Mobility
Navigation
Notes
Notes
About this Owner’s
Handbook
The quickest access to a particular topic or item
is by consulting the alphabetical index.
The first chapter is recommended for an initial
overview of the vehicle.
Updates after going to press
Updates to the Owner's Handbook after going
to press are found in the appendix of the printed
quick reference to the vehicle.
Additional sources of information
Should you require any further information,
please contact your Service centre, who will be
pleased to advise you.
Information on BMW, for example on technol‐
ogy, on the Internet: www.bmw.com
Symbols
Indicates precautions that must be followed
precisely in order to avoid the possibility of per‐
sonal injury and serious damage to the vehicle.
Symbol for components and
assemblies
Recommends that you study this section of
this Owner’s Handbook in connection with a
particular part or assembly.
Your individual vehicle
You have decided in favour of a vehicle with in‐
dividual equipment.
This Owner’s Handbook describes all models
and equipment specifications which are avail‐
able within this particular model line.
This means it can contain equipment variations
that you might not have selected.
Differences, and thus all options, are marked
with an asterisk *.
If certain equipment and models are not descri‐
bed in this Owner’s Handbook, refer to the Sup‐
plementary Owner’s Handbooks provided.
In right-hand drive vehicles, some of the con‐
trols are arranged differently from those shown
in the illustrations.
◄ Marks the end of a specific item of informa‐
tion.
Built-date*
* Identifies optional extras or specific nationalmarket items of equipment, as well as equip‐
ment and functions not yet available at the time
of printing.
The 'built-date' of your vehicle is indicated un‐
derneath the door post on the driver's door.
“...” Identifies texts on the control display for se‐
lecting functions.
›...‹ Identifies commands for the voice control
system.
»...« Identifies replies by the voice control sys‐
tem.
Refers to measures that can be taken to help
protect the environment.
The ‘built-date’ is defined as ‘the calendar
month and the calendar year in which the body
shell and the powertrain subassemblies are con‐
joined and the vehicle is driven or moved from
the production line’.
Status of the Owner's
Handbook
The high level of safety and quality of vehicles is
ensured by continuous enhancement. In rare in‐
stances, your car may therefore differ from the
information supplied here.
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Your own safety
Driving hints
Controls
Your vehicle is configured for the operating con‐
ditions and registration requirements of your
country. If the vehicle is to be operated in an‐
other country, your vehicle must be adapted to
any prevailing different operating conditions
and permit requirements. Information on possi‐
ble exclusion of warranty or warranty restrictions
for your vehicle can be obtained from your Serv‐
ice centre.
Maintenance and repair
Navigation
The advanced technology behind this car, for
example the use of modern materials and highperformance electronics, means that adapted
methods of maintenance and repair are re‐
quired.
Communication Entertainment
Always have the corresponding work performed
either by a BMW Service centre or by a work‐
shop that operates to BMW specifications and
has suitably trained personnel.
If such work is performed inexpertly, it could re‐
sult in consequential damage and thus consti‐
tute a safety risk.
Parts and accessories
BMW recommends using parts and accessory
products that are specifically approved for this
purpose by BMW.
Mobility
You are recommended to consult a BMW Serv‐
ice centre for advice on genuine BMW parts and
accessories, other BMW approved products
and competent advice on all related matters.
The safety and compatibility of these products
in conjunction with BMW vehicles have been
checked by BMW.
BMW accepts product liability for them. BMW
cannot accept liability for parts or accessory
products of any kind which it has not approved.
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Overview
Updates to the Owner's Handbook after going
to press are found in the appendix of the printed
quick reference to the vehicle.
BMW is unable to assess each individual prod‐
uct of outside origin as to its suitability for use
on BMW vehicles without safety risk. Nor can
suitability be assured if an official permit has
been issued for it in a specific country. Tests
performed for such permits cannot always cover
all operating conditions for BMW vehicles, and
some of them therefore are insufficient.
Reference
Updates after going to press
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iDrive
iDrive
Principle
Switching off
iDrive integrates the functions of a large number
of switches. These functions can thus be con‐
trolled from one central point.
1.
Press the button.
2. "Switch off control display"
Operate iDrive while the vehicle is in mo‐
tion
Only make adjustments if the traffic conditions
are appropriate. Otherwise, you may become
distracted and endanger the vehicle occupants
and other road users.◀
Overview of controls
Controls
Switch on
Press the controller to switch on.
Controller with navigation system
Select menu items and making settings.
1. Turning
Control display
Controller with buttons
The buttons can be used to call up menus
directly. The controller can be used to select
menu items and make settings.
2. Pressing
Control display
Notes
▷ To clean the control display, comply with the
information regarding care.
▷ To avoid risk of damage to the control dis‐
play, please do not place objects in front of
it.
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2. Pressing
Press the button Function
MENU
Calls up the main menu.
RADIO
Calls up the Radio menu.
CD
Calls up the CD/multimedia
menu.
NAV
Calls up the Navigation
menu.
TEL
Calls up the Telephone
menu.
BACK
Displays the previous
screen.
OPTION
Calls up the Options menu.
Controller without navigation system
Buttons on the controller
Press the button Function
MENU
Calls up the main menu.
AUDIO
Calls up last heard audio
menu, change between au‐
dio menus.
TEL
Calls up the Telephone
menu.
BACK
Call up previous table.
OPTION
Calls up the Options menu.
Select menu items and making settings.
Calling up the main menu
Press the button.
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Mobility
Operating principle
Reference
1. Turning
Navigation
Driving hints
3. Tilting in four directions.
Communication Entertainment
Buttons on the controller
Controls
Overview
3. Tilting in four directions
iDrive
A new screen is opened and overlaid.
The main menu is displayed.
All iDrive functions can be called up via the main
menu.
White arrows to the left or right indicate that
other screens can be called up.
Selecting a menu item
View of an opened menu
Menu items in white can be selected by high‐
lighting them.
In general, when a menu is called up, the screen
that was last selected in this menu is displayed.
To display the first screen of the menu:
1. Turn the controller until the desired menu
item is highlighted.
▷ Tilt the controller repeatedly to the left until
the first screen is displayed.
▷ Press the menu button on the controller
twice.
Calling up the Options menu
Press the button.
The "Options" menu is displayed.
2. Press the controller.
Menu items in the Owner’s Handbook
In this Owner's Handbook, the menu items that
are to be selected are shown in quotation marks,
for example "Settings".
Switching between screens
After a menu item has been selected, for exam‐
ple "Radio", a new screen is displayed. Screens
can lie one on top of the other.
Alternatively, tilt the controller repeatedly to the
right until the "Options" menu is displayed.
▷ Tilt the controller to the left.
Options menu
The current screen is closed and the previ‐
ous screen is displayed.
Pressing the BACK button reopens the pre‐
vious screen. The current screen is not
closed.
▷ Tilt the controller to the right.
The "Options" menu consists of various areas:
▷ Screen settings, for example "Split screen".
Area remains unchanged.
▷ Operating options for the selected main
menu, for example for "Radio".
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Adjusting the settings
3. If necessary, tilt the controller to the left to
display "Time/Date".
4. Turn the controller until "Time/Date" is high‐
lighted and press the controller.
Overview
▷ If applicable, other operating options for the
selected main menu, for example "Save
station".
1. Select a field.
5. Turn the controller until "Time:" is highligh‐
ted and press the controller.
Driving hints
Controls
2. Turn the controller until the desired setting
is displayed.
3. Press the controller.
Some menu items are preceded by a checkbox.
This indicates whether the function is enabled
or disabled. Selecting the menu item enables or
disables the function.
Function is enabled.
Function is disabled.
Example: setting the clock
Setting the clock
Press the button. The main menu is
displayed.
2. Turn the controller until "Settings" is high‐
lighted and press the controller.
7. Turn the controller to set the minutes and
press the controller.
Status information
Status field
The following items of information are displayed
in the status field on the top right:
▷ Time
▷ Sound output on/off.
▷ Reception level of mobile telephone net‐
work.
▷ Phone status.
Mobility
▷ Current entertainment source.
▷ Reception of traffic reports*.
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Reference
1.
6. Turn the controller to set the hour and press
the controller.
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Enabling/disabling functions
iDrive
Symbols in the status field
Symbol Meaning
The symbols are combined in the following
groups.
USB audio interface*/Audio inter‐
face, mobile phone*
Symbols for radio
Symbol
USB audio interface*.
Audio interface for mobile phone*.
Meaning
Traffic Information* switched on.
Other functions
Symbol Meaning
Symbols for telephone
Spoken instructions* switched off.
Symbol Meaning
Incoming or outgoing call*.
Missed call*.
Reception level of mobile telephone
network* symbol flashes: network
search.
No mobile phone network available*.
Bluetooth* switched on.
Data transfer active.
Roaming* active.
Split screen*
General
In the split screen view, additional information
can be displayed on the right-hand side of the
screen, for example information from the onboard computer.
This information remains visible in the split
screen view even if a switch is made to another
menu.
Text message* received.
Switching the split screen view on and
off
SIM card* check.
1.
SIM card* disabled.
2. "Split screen"
SIM card* not found.
Selecting display
PIN* required.
Symbols for entertainment
1.
Press the button.
Press the button.
2. "Split screen"
3. Tilt the controller until the split screen is se‐
lected.
Symbol Meaning
CD/DVD* player.
Music collection*
Gracenote® database*.
AUX-IN port
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▷ To display brief information: touch the but‐
ton.
▷ To display detailed information: touch the
button for longer.
Entering letters and digits
General
1. Turn controller and select letters or digits.
Without navigation system
2. If applicable, select other letters or digits.
On the buttons, only the radio transmitter can be
stored.
3. Select "OK" to confirm the input.
Saving a function
Symbol Function
1. Highlight the function using the iDrive.
Press the controller: deletes a letter
or digit.
2.
Press and hold down the controller:
deletes all numbers or letters.
Press the desired button for longer
than 2 seconds.
Enters a space.
Performing a function
Press the button.
The function is carried out immediately.
If you have selected a telephone number, for ex‐
ample, the connection will also be established.
Displaying assignment of buttons
Touch the buttons with your finger. Do not wear
gloves or use objects.
Navigation
The settings are saved for the remote control
currently in use.
2. "OK"
Communication Entertainment
iDrive functions can be saved on the favourites
buttons and called up directly, for example radio
stations, navigation destinations, telephone
numbers and shortcuts into the menu.
1. Press buttons 1 and 8 simultaneously for
approximately five seconds.
Switching between letters and digits
Depending on the menu, you can switch be‐
tween the input of letters and digits:
Symbol
Function
Enter letters.
Mobility
General
Clearing assignment of buttons
Enter digits.
The assignment of the buttons is displayed at
the top edge of the screen.
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Reference
Favourites buttons*
Driving hints
5. Select the desired menu item.
Controls
Overview
4. Press the controller or select "Split screen
display"
iDrive
Change between lower and upper case
Depending on the menu, you can switch be‐
tween the input of lower case or upper case let‐
ters:
Symbol
Function
Jog the controller to the top:
switching from lower case to up‐
per case letters.
Jog the controller to the top:
switching from lower case to up‐
per case letters.
Entry comparison
Input of names and addresses: the selection is
gradually narrowed down and possibly supple‐
mented with every subsequent letter that you
enter.
Inputs are continuously compared with the data
saved in the vehicle.
▷ Only letters that are present in the data are
offered for entry.
▷ Destination search: place names can be en‐
tered in the writing of any language available
on the control display.
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▷ ›...‹ Identifies commands for the voice con‐
trol system in the Owner's Handbook.
Requirements
On the control display set a language that is also
supported by the voice control system, so that
the vehicle can identify spoken commands.
There are commands for the functions of the
main menu.
Several list entries, for example, telephone book
entries*, can also be selected using the voice
control system. When doing this, list entries are
to be spoken exactly as they are shown in the
relevant list.
Having possible commands read aloud
Possible commands can be read aloud: ›Voice
commands‹
Setting the language, see page 76.
If, for example, the menu "Settings" is displayed,
the commands for the settings are announced.
Issuing voice commands
Running functions using short
commands
Activating the voice control system
Main menu functions can be performed imme‐
diately using short commands, almost irrespec‐
tive of which menu item is selected, for exam‐
ple ›Vehicle status‹.
Press the button on the steering
1.
wheel.
2. Wait for acoustic signal.
3. Issue the command.
The command is shown in the instrument
cluster.
Symbol in the instrument cluster indicates
that the voice control system is active.
If no further spoken commands are possible,
switch to iDrive to continue controlling the func‐
tion.
Switching off the voice control system
Press the button on the steering wheel
or say ›Cancel‹.
List of Short commands of the voice control sys‐
tem, see page 276.
Help dialogue to voice entry system
Call up help dialogue: ›Help‹
Further commands for help dialogue:
▷ ›Help with examples‹: information on the
current possible operations and the most
important commands for this are read out.
▷ ›Help with voice input‹: information on the
operating principle of the voice entry system
is read out.
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Mobility
▷ The system has a special microphone on the
driver's side.
The possible commands depend on which
menu is currently displayed on the Control Dis‐
play.
Reference
▷ Functions that can only be used when the
vehicle is stationary cannot be operated via
the voice control system.
Overview
Most of the menu items on the control display
can be called up by means of spoken com‐
mands.
Controls
▷ Through the voice control system most
functions shown in the Control Display can
be operated by spoken commands. The
system supports spoken input.
Driving hints
Possible commands
Navigation
Principle
Communication Entertainment
Voice control system*
Voice control system
Example: playing a CD
1. If necessary, switch on entertainment audio
output.
2.
Press the button on the steering
wheel.
3. ›C D and multimedia‹
The last medium played is played.
4.
Press the button on the steering
wheel.
5. ›C D track ...‹, for example CD track 4.
Setting the speech dialogue
▷ The volume is saved for the remote control
currently in use.
Information regarding
emergency calls
The voice control system should not be used for
emergency calls. Under stress, the spoken lan‐
guage and voice pitch can change, which could
unnecessarily delay the connection of your call.
Use the SOS button*, see page 258, near the
interior mirror instead.
Operating conditions
You can set whether the system uses the stand‐
ard dialogue or the short variant,
▷ Commands, digits and letters should be
pronounced fluently, with the usual empha‐
sis, and at a normal volume and speed.
With the short variants of the speech dialogue,
the system announcements are played in short‐
ened form.
▷ Always speak the commands in the lan‐
guage of the voice control system.
On the control display:
▷ When selecting a radio station, use the
standard pronunciation of the station name:
›Station ...‹, for example station Radio 3
1. "Settings"
2. "Language/Units"
3. "Speech mode:"
4. Select the setting.
▷ Doors, windows and the glass roof* should
be kept closed to avoid noise interference.
▷ Avoid background noises in the car while
you are speaking.
Adjusting volume
Turn the volume knob during the voice instruc‐
tions until the desired volume is obtained.
▷ The volume is retained even if you change
the volume of other audio sources.
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▷ "Search by pictures"
Controls
▷ "Owner's Handbook"
Important information is found in the quick ref‐
erence for the operation of the vehicle, the op‐
eration of fundamental vehicle functions or in
case of breakdown. This information can also be
displayed when driving.
Browsing within the Owner’s
Handbook
Page by page with link access
Turn the controller until the next or previous
page is displayed.
Search by pictures
Page by page without link access
Using the search by pictures, information and
descriptions can be searched using pictures.
For example, that is particularly helpful when the
description of a piece of equipment is needed,
which cannot be named.
Browse the pages directly, skipping links.
Owner's Handbook
Here, information and descriptions can be
searched via the index by directly entering a
search term.
Select components
1.
Press the button.
2. Turn the controller and select "Vehicle
information".
3. Press the controller.
4. Select desired area:
▷ "Quick reference"
Highlight the symbol once. Then simply press
the controller to browse from page to page.
Browse back.
Browse forward.
Context-sensitive help Owner's Handbook for the
currently selected function
Suitable information can be displayed directly.
Communication Entertainment
Quick Reference
Mobility
The integrated Owner's Handbook consists of
three parts, which provide various information
depths or access possibilities.
Navigation
Driving hints
Components of the
integrated Owner's
Handbook
Call-up when operating via iDrive
Switch to the Options menu directly from the
application on the control display:
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Reference
The integrated Owner's Handbook can be
shown in the control display. It particularly de‐
scribes the equipment and functions present in
the vehicle.
Overview
Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the
vehicle
Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the vehicle
Saving
1.
Press the button or tilt the controller
repeatedly to the right until the "Options"
menu appears.
1. Select "Owner's Handbook" using the
iDrive.
2. "Show Owner's Handbook"
2.
Calling up with display of a Check
Control message
Use
Directly from the Check Control message on the
control display:
"Show Owner's Handbook"
Hold down the desired button for
longer than two seconds.
Press the button.
The Owner's Handbook is displayed
immediately.
Switching between function and
Owner’s Handbook
You can use the control display to switch from a
function, for example radio, to the Owner's
Handbook, and then back and forth between the
two displays:
1.
Press the button or tilt the controller
repeatedly to the right until the "Options"
menu appears.
2. "Show Owner's Handbook"
3. Select the desired page in the Owner’s
Handbook.
4.
Press the button again to switch back
to the last displayed function.
5.
Press the button again to switch back
to the last displayed page of the Owner’s
Handbook.
To switch continuously between the last dis‐
played function and the last displayed page of
the Owner’s Handbook, repeat steps 4 and 5. As
you do so, new screens are opened.
Favourites buttons
General
The Owner's Handbook can be stored in the fa‐
vourite buttons and called up directly.
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Reference
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Mobility
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Driving hints
Controls
Overview
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Controls
This chapter enables you to operate your car with
greater ease, explaining in detail the features
designed to make your journey safer, more
comfortable and more enjoyable.
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Profile management
Calling up profiles
Independently of the remote control that is
used, another profile can be called up.
1. "Settings"
Navigation
2. "Profiles"
Gearbox Hold the corresponding check control
message of the remote control, as illustrated, to
marking of the steering column and press the
start/stop button within 10 seconds with the
clutch depressed.
Personal Profile
3. Select a profile.
Principle
The profile called up is assigned to the remote
control currently used.
Personal profile principle
Renaming profiles
Some functions of the vehicle can be adjusted
to individual needs.
1. "Settings"
▷ Settings are saved automatically in the cur‐
rently activated profile.
Driving hints
▷ Via the USB interface* in the glove box or the
centre console on a USB medium.
Controls
The transfer takes place:
▷ Via BMW Online
Automatic Gearbox: Hold the corresponding
check control message of the remote control, as
illustrated, to marking of the steering column
and press the start/stop button within 10 sec‐
onds with the brake depressed.
Overview
The personal settings can be taken to another
vehicle with the Personal Profile function. More
detailed information is available from your Serv‐
ice centre.
2. "Profiles"
The current profile is selected.
Mobility
▷ When you unlock the vehicle, the last profile
used with the remote control is recognised
and called up.
▷ Personal settings are also found and called
up if the vehicle has been driven in the mean‐
time by other persons with their own remote
controls.
Individual settings for three personal profiles
and a guest profile are stored.
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Communication Entertainment
Starting the engine in the event of
emergency detection of the remote
control
Transferring settings
Reference
If an attempt is made to switch on the ignition or
start the engine, a Check Control message is
displayed.
Opening and closing
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Rename current profile"
This can be beneficial for safeguarding and re‐
calling personal settings, for example if items are
accidentally moved or deleted.
1. "Settings"
2. "Profiles"
3. "Export profile"
4. BMW Online: "BMW Online":
USB interface*: "USB device"
Using a guest profile
Resetting profiles
Settings of the active profile are reset to factory
settings.
1. "Settings"
With the guest profile, individual settings can be
made without affecting the three personal pro‐
files.
This can be beneficial if a driver without their
own profile uses the vehicle temporarily.
1. "Settings"
2. "Profiles"
The current profile is selected.
2. "Profiles"
3. Call up "Options".
3. The current profile is selected.
4. "Reset current profile"
4. Call up "Guest".
Importing profiles
Existing settings and contacts are overwritten
with the imported profile.
5. Make the settings.
Note: the guest profile cannot be renamed.
Show profile list at start
The profile list can be shown at the start to select
the desired profile.
1. "Settings"
2. "Profiles"
1. "Settings"
3. "Import profile"
2. "Profiles"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Show user list at start"
Personal Profile settings
The following functions and settings can be
saved in a profile.
More details regarding the settings at:
4. BMW Online: "BMW Online"
USB interface*: "USB device"
Exporting profiles
Most settings of the active profile and the saved
contacts can be exported.
▷ Exterior mirror position*, see page 47.
▷ CD/multimedia*, see page 165: audio
source that was played last.
▷ Drive experience switch*, see page 95:
sport program.
▷ Seat position, see page 33: called up au‐
tomatically when unlocking.
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▷ The welcome lights, interior lights and cour‐
tesy lighting* are switched on or off.
▷ Headlight courtesy delay feature, see
page 78: time setting.
▷ The alarm system*, see page 36, is armed
or disarmed.
▷ Radio: saved stations, last station listened
to, special settings, see page 160.
▷ Rear-view camera*, see page 103: selec‐
tion of the functions and type of display.
▷ Control Display language, see page 76.
▷ Triple turn signal, see page 57.
Via the button for the central locking system
If the vehicle has been locked from inside, the
fuel filler flap remains unlocked.
▷ Locking of the vehicle, see page 32: after
a short time or after driving off.
In the event of an accident of the corresponding
severity, the central locking is released auto‐
matically.
Central locking system
The hazard warning system and interior lights
illuminate.
Principle
The central locking is activated when the
driver’s door is closed.
The following are unlocked or locked simulta‐
neously:
▷ Doors
Opening and closing: from
outside
With the remote control
General
▷ Tailgate
Removing the remote control
▷ Fuel filler flap
Operating from outside
▷ Via the remote control
▷ Via the door handles on the driver's or front
passenger's door*.
At the same time as locking and unlocking via
the remote control:
▷ Depending on equipment, the anti-theft
alarm system is also switched on/off. The
anti-theft system prevents the doors from
being abel to be unlocked using the securing
buttons or the door opener.
Persons remaining in the car or pets left
inside can lock the doors from the inside. You
should therefore take the remote control with
you when you get out of the vehicle so that the
car can be opened from the outside.◀
Unlocking
Press the button.
The vehicle is unlocked.
Navigation
▷ Park Distance Control PDC*: adjust volume
of the signal tone, see page 100.
Communication Entertainment
▷ Navigation*, see page 138: map view, route
criteria, voice output on/off.
Driving hints
Controls
Operating from inside
Mobility
▷ Automatic air conditioning/Automatic air
conditioning*, see page 109
You can set how the car is unlocked.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
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▷ Sound, see page 158: sound settings.
Overview
▷ Favourites buttons, see page 19: assign‐
ment.
Opening and closing
Keep the button on the remote control
pressed.
1. "Settings"
2. "Door locks"
The windows and the glass roof* are closed and
the exterior mirrors are folded in*.
3. "Unlock button:"
Observe the closing operation
Follow closing operation and ensure that
nobody gets jammed.◀
Releasing the button stops the movement.
Switching on the interior lights,
courtesy lighting*and welcome light
4. Select the desired function:
▷ "Driver's door only"
Only the driver’s door and fuel filler flap
are unlocked. Pressing again unlocks
the entire vehicle.
▷ "All doors"
The entire vehicle is unlocked.
Comfort opening
The windows and glass roof* can also be
opened simultaneously via the remote control.
Keep the button on the remote control
pressed.
The windows and the glass roof* are opened.
Releasing the button stops the movement.
Locking
Press the button on the remote control.
Do not lock from the outside
Do not lock the vehicle from the outside
when there is someone inside it, as it cannot
then be unlocked from the inside in some na‐
tional-market versions.◀
With the car locked, press the button on
the remote control.
Unlock tailgate
Press the button on the remote control
for approximately one second.
The tailgate opens slightly, regardless of
whether it was locked or unlocked.
On models fitted with certain items of equip‐
ment, the tailgate can be opened with the re‐
mote control only if the car has first been un‐
locked.
To prevent being locked out, do not place the
remote control in the boot. The tailgate is locked
again as soon as it is pressed shut.
Protect edges.
Sharp objects or those with sharp edges
may knock against the rear window while the
vehicle is in motion and damage the heating
conductor of the rear window. Protect edges.◀
Acknowledgement signal of the vehicle
1. "Settings"
2. "Door locks"
Comfort closing
The remote control can be used to simultane‐
ously close the windows and the glass roof*, as
well as to fold in* the exterior mirrors.
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In this case, lock or unlock the vehicle with the
integrated key via the door lock.
General
Driving hints
The last adjusted driver's seat and exterior mir‐
ror position is stored for the currently used re‐
mote control.
Via the door lock
When the vehicle is unlocked, this position is
called up automatically if the function has been
enabled.
Risk of jamming when the seat moves
back
If this function is used, first ensure that the foot‐
well behind the driver’s seat is clear. Otherwise,
with any moving back of the seat people could
be injured or objects be damaged.◀
Adjustment procedure is interrupted:
▷ By operating the switch or the seat adjust‐
ment.
▷ By touching a button of the seat and mirror
memory.
Enable setting
1. "Settings"
2. "Door locks"
3. "Last seat position aut."
Do not lock from the outside
Do not lock the vehicle from the outside
when there is someone inside it, as it cannot
then be unlocked from the inside in some na‐
tional-market versions.◀
Alarm system is deactivated if the vehicle is un‐
locked using the door lock.
To end this alarm, unlock the vehicle with the
remote control or turn on the ignition, with spe‐
cial ID of the remote control as necessary.
Only the driver's door is locked or unlocked us‐
ing the door lock.
Navigation
Calling up seat, mirror setting
Controls
If it is no longer possible to lock or unlock the
vehicle with the remote control the battery might
be flat or the problem might be due to interfer‐
ence from external sources such as mobile
phones, metallic objects, high-tension electric
cables, radio transmitters, etc.
Overview
Malfunction
Communication Entertainment
3. "Visual signal lock/unlock"
Doors and tailgate lock together
1. With the doors closed, lock the car using the
central locking button inside the vehicle.
2. Unlock and open the driver's or front pas‐
senger's door.
Mobility
To lock all doors and the tailgate together:
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3. Lock vehicle.
Opening and closing
▷ Lock the driver's door using the
integrated key in the door lock or
▷ Press the locking button on the front
passenger's door and close the door
from the outside.
It is only possible to lock the fuel filler flap with
the remote control.
Manual operation
In the event of an electrical defect, lock or unlock
the driver's door with the integrated key using
the door lock.
1. "Settings"
2. "Door locks"
3. Select the desired function:
▷ "Automatic relock"
The vehicle is locked automatically after
a short while if no door is opened.
▷ "Lock after drive away"
On driving off, the vehicle is locked au‐
tomatically.
Opening and closing: from
inside
Tailgate
Opening
Unlocking and opening*
▷ Either unlock the doors together using the
central locking button and then pull the door
handle above the armrest or
▷ Pull twice on the door handle on each door:
the first pull unlocks the door, the second
pull opens the door.
When opening the tailgate, ensure sufficient
clearance, to avoid damage.
Protect edges.
Sharp objects or those with sharp edges
may knock against the rear window while the
vehicle is in motion and damage the heating
conductor of the rear window. Protect edges.◀
Opening from outside
Locking and unlocking
Press the button in the vehicle.
The doors and the tailgate are locked or
unlocked, but not deadlocked, when the front
doors are closed.
The fuel filler flap remains unlocked.
Automatic locking
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
▷ Press the top half of the BMW badge.
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Releasing
When driving and when operating the turn
indicator/hazard warning indicator do not fold
out exterior mirror, as otherwise the additional
indicators in the exterior mirro do not have the
prescribed position and it is difficult to detect
them.◀
Indicating
Pull up the lever a bit, press the button and guide
the lever down.
Press the lever beyond the resistance point.
Notes
To cancel the signal manually, press the lever as
far as the resistance point.
Use while the vehicle is in motion
If, exceptionally, use while the vehicle is in
motion is necessary, do not pull on the parking
brake too powerfully. Keep pressing the button
on the lever.
Otherwise too powerful pulling on the parking
brake can cause the rear wheels to lock and the
associated swerving of the vehicle rear.◀
To avoid corrosion and one-sided braking ef‐
fect, slightly pull on the parking brake from time
to time when moving away, if traffic conditions
allow.
If the indicator light flashes more rapidly than
usual, a turn indicator bulb has failed.
Triple turn signal
Press the lever as far as the resistance point.
The turn indicator flashes three times.
This function can be enabled or disabled.
1. "Settings"
2. "Lights"
Overview
Mobility
The brake lights do not illuminate when the
parking brake is applied.
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Controls
The lever engages itself after pulling up.
Do not fold out exterior mirror
Driving hints
Applying
Turn indicator
Navigation
Parking brake
Turn indicators, high-beam
headlights, headlight flasher
Communication Entertainment
The Auto Start Stop function no longer shuts
down the engine. A Check Control message is
displayed. It is possible to keep driving. Have the
system checked.
Reference
Malfunction
Driving
3. "Triple turn signal"
Indicating a turn briefly
Press the lever as far as the resistance point and
hold it there for as long as you wish to indicate a
turn.
High-beam headlights, headlight
flasher
Switch on
Press the wiper lever upwards.
The lever returns to the basic position when re‐
leased.
▷ Normal wiping speed: press upwards once.
When the vehicle is stationary, the wipers
switch to intermittent operation.
▷ Rapid wiping speed: press upwards twice or
press once beyond the resistance point.
When the vehicle is stationary, the wipers
switch to normal speed.
Switching off and flick-wiping
▷ High-beam headlights, arrow 1
▷ Headlight flasher, arrow 2
Wiper system
Switching the wipers on/off and flickwiping
No wiper operation in the event of frost
Do not switch on the wipers when they are
frozen, as otherwise the wiper blades and wind‐
screen wiper motor can be damaged.◀
Press the wiper lever downwards.
The lever returns to the basic position when re‐
leased.
▷ Flick-wiping: press downwards once.
▷ Switching off normal mode: press down‐
wards once.
▷ Switching off fast mode: press downwards
twice.
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Overview
3. "Additional indicators"
Setting the time on the control
display., see page 76
Current fuel consumption*
Shows the momentary fuel con‐
sumption. It is possible to check
the economy and environmental
compatibility of your driving style.
Date
The date is displayed on the in‐
strument cluster.
Setting the date on the control
display., see page 76
Displaying the current fuel
consumption
1. "Settings"
Range
2. "Info display"
Once the reserve level is reached:
3. "Additional indicators"
▷ A Check Control message is
briefly displayed.
▷ The on-board computer
shows the remaining range.
▷ For a dynamic driving style, e.g. fast corner‐
ing, engine functions are not always en‐
sured.
If the range drops below approx. 50 km, 30 miles
the Check Control message is continually dis‐
played.
Refuel in good time
If the range drops below 50 km, 30 miles,
you should refuel as soon as possible, or engine
functions may be impaired and damage may oc‐
cur.◀
Displaying the range
1. "Settings"
The bar gauge for the current fuel consumption
is shown in the instrument cluster.
Energy recuperation*
In the coasting mode, the kinetic
energy of the vehicle is converted
into electrical energy. The vehicle
battery is partially charged and
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Navigation
The time is shown in the instru‐
ment cluster.
Communication Entertainment
Time
Driving hints
Controls
To reduce the risk of an accident, you should al‐
ways drive carefully in potentially icy areas, for
example bridges and shaded roads.◀
Mobility
Even at temperatures above +3 ℃/+37 ℉,
there can be an increased danger of icy roads.
2. "Info display"
Reference
Danger of icy roads
Displays
fuel consumption can be lowered.
Symbols
Symbols
Description
Service requirements
No servicing is currently nee‐
ded.
Principle
The distance to be driven or time to the next
maintenance is displayed briefly after switching
on the ignition.
Servicing or an inspection re‐
quired by law is due soon.
The current service requirements can be read
by the service advisor from the remote control.
Servicing is overdue.
Display
Entering deadlines
Instrument cluster
Display in the instrument cluster.
Enter deadlines for prescribed statutory inspec‐
tions.
Ensure that the date and time of the vehicle are
set correctly.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
Instrument cluster with extended
functionality
Display in the instrument cluster
with extended functionality.
3.
"Service required"
4. "§ vehicle inspection"
5. "Date:"
6. Make the settings.
7. Confirm.
The date input is saved.
Detailed information on service
requirements
More detailed information on the scope of main‐
tenance can be displayed on the control display.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3.
"Service required"
Essential maintenance routines and any
statutory inspections required are dis‐
played.
4. Select an entry to display more detailed in‐
formation.
Automatic Service notification*
Data on the service status or on statutory in‐
spections for the vehicle are transmitted to the
Service centre automatically when a service or
inspection is imminent.
It can be checked when the Service centre was
notified.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Last Teleservice Call"
Service history
Have maintenance work carried out by the Serv‐
ice centre and entered in the vehicle data. The
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Symbols Description
Shift down into most efficient gear.
The maintenance visits entered can be shown
on the control display. Operation is available as
soon as a maintenance visit has been entered in
the vehicle data.
Overview
entries are, just like a service booklet, evidence
of regular maintenance.
Shift to neutral.
Maintenance visits carried out are shown.
5. Select an entry to display more detailed in‐
formation.
Symbols
Symbols Description
Green: maintenance has been car‐
ried out on time.
Yellow: maintenance has been car‐
ried out with a delay.
Maintenance has not been carried
out.
Speed Limit Information with
No Passing Information*
Principle
Speed Limit Information
Speed Limit Information displays using a sym‐
bol in the shape of a traffic sign in the instrument
cluster, the currently detected maximum speed.
The camera in the base of the rear view mirror
records the traffic signs on the verge as well as
variable displays on overhead gantries. Traffic
signs with additional symbols, for example,
when wet, are also compared with data internal
to the vehicle, for example the rain sensor, and
displayed, depending on the situation. The sys‐
tem considers the information stored in the nav‐
igation system and also displays the speed lim‐
its present on unmarked sections of road.
No Passing Information
Shift point indicator*
Principle
The system recommends the most efficient
gear for the current driving situation.
No Passing Information displays with corre‐
sponding symbols in the instrument cluster no
passing restrictions and their removal detected
by the camera.
Switching on/off
1. "Settings"
Displays
Instructions on up or downshifting are displayed
on the instrument cluster.
2. "Info display"
Mobility
Symbols Description
Driving hints
"Service history"
Navigation
4.
"Service required"
Most efficient gear is engaged.
Shift up into most efficient gear.
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3.
Communication Entertainment
2. "Vehicle status"
Controls
1. "Vehicle information"
Displays
3. "Speed limit information"
The traffic sign recognition can be restricted, for
example in the following situations and may dis‐
play wrong information or none at all:
▷ In thick fog and heavy rain or snow.
▷ If road signs are obscured.
▷ If the vehicle is moving too close to the ve‐
hicle ahead.
▷ With bright light from oncoming traffic.
If Speed Limit Information is switched on, this
can be displayed through the on-board com‐
puter to the information display in the instru‐
ment cluster.
▷ When the windscreen in front of the interior
mirror is covered with condensation, dirt,
stickers, labels, etc.
▷ In areas not covered by the navigation sys‐
tem.
No Passing Information is displayed together
with activated Speed Limit Info.
▷ If there are deviations in relation to the nav‐
igation, for example due to changes in the
road routing.
Display
▷ On overtaking buses or trucks with speed
stickers.
The following information appears in the instru‐
ment cluster.
▷ Speed limit exists.
▷ If the traffic sign does not correspond to the
standard, for example, for speed limit no
round sign with a red outer ring and showing
a number.
▷ Speed limit cancelled - for
German motorways.
▷ During the calibration process of the camera
immediately after the vehicle is supplied.
▷ Speed limit information un‐
available.
▷ End of no passing restriction.
No Passing Information does not consider any
carriageway marking or other situations, for ex‐
ample, railway crossing which would indicate a
no passing restriction. The system only consid‐
ers no passing restrictions and lifting the restric‐
tion made known by signage. Is does not display
on sections of road without signage.
▷ No Passing Information un‐
available.
Camera
Speed Limit Information
No Passing Information
▷ No passing restriction.
System limits
Personal assessment
The traffic sign recognition is no substi‐
tute for your personal assessment of the traffic
situation.
It supports the driver and does not replace the
human eye.◀
The camera is in the area of the base of the mir‐
ror.
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Selection lists in the
instrument cluster
▷ Current audio source
▷ Programs of the drive experience switch.
▷ Repeat dialling for telephone*
▷ Activating the voice control system*
Turn the knurled wheel on the right-hand side of
the steering wheel to activate the corresponding
list.
Using the knurled wheel, select the desired set‐
ting and confirm by pressing the knurled wheel.
Display
Instrument cluster
On-board computer
Calling up information on the
information display
Instrument cluster with extended
functionality
Press the on-board computer button on the turn
indicator lever.
Information is displayed on the information dis‐
play in the instrument cluster.
Navigation
The following can be operated via the buttons
and the knurled wheel on the steering wheel us‐
ing the display in the instrument cluster:
Driving hints
Controls
Principle
Overview
Activating the list and entering a
setting
Communication Entertainment
Keep the windscreen clean and clear in the area
in front of the rear view mirror.
Repeated pressing of the button
on the turn indicator lever shows
the following information on the
information display :
▷ Range
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Info display
Mobility
Overview of the information
Displays
▷ ECO PRO bonus range.
Average fuel consumption
▷ Average fuel consumption
Calculated for the period since the engine was
last started.
▷ Average speed
▷ Date.
Average speed
▷ Time
The calculation ignores any stationary periods
where the engine was switched off manually.
▷ Time of arrival*.
With activated route guidance in the naviga‐
tion system
▷ Distance to destination*
With activated route guidance in the naviga‐
tion system
▷ Arrow display of the navigation system*.
With activated route guidance in the naviga‐
tion system
Resetting average values
Keep the on-board computer button pressed on
the turn indicator lever.
Distance to destination*
The remaining distance to the destination is dis‐
played if a destination was entered in the navi‐
gation system* before starting the journey.
Setting displays for the information
display
The distance to the destination is automatically
adopted.
It can be set which displays of the on-board
computer can be called up on the information
display in the instrument cluster.
Arrival time*
The provisional arrival time is dis‐
played if a destination was en‐
tered in the navigation system*
before starting the journey.
1. "Settings"
2. "Info display"
3. Select the desired displays.
A precondition is that the time is
correctly set.
Speed limit
Display of a speed limit where a warning is to be
issued when reached.
Repeat warning if the set speed limit was un‐
dershot once by at least 5 km/h, 3 mph.
Displaying, setting or altering limit
Detailed information
1. "Settings"
2. "Speed"
Range
Displays the estimated range available with the
remaining fuel.
It is calculated based on your driving style over
the last 30 km, 20 miles.
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The speed limit is saved.
Activating/deactivating the speed limit
Display on the control display
Display the on-board computer or journey com‐
puter on the control display.
1. "Settings"
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Speed"
2. "On-board computer" or "Journey
computer"
3. "Warning"
4. Press the controller.
Saving actual speed as limit value
1. "Settings"
Resetting fuel consumption and speed
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "On-board computer"
3. "Select current speed"
4. Press the controller.
The current driving speed is saved as the
limit.
Journey computer
Two types of on-board computer are available.
▷ "On-board computer": values can be reset
any number of times.
▷ "Journey computer": values deliver an over‐
view of the current trip.
Resetting the journey computer
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Journey computer"
3. "Reset": all values are reset.
Overview
Communication Entertainment
3. "Cons." or "Speed"
2. "Speed"
4. "Yes"
Sport displays*
In the control display the current values for
power and torque are shown.
Display sport displays in the control
display
Mobility
5. Press the controller.
Navigation
4. Turn the controller until the desired limit is
displayed.
Driving hints
Controls
"Reset automatically": all values are reset if
the vehicle is at a standstill for approximately
four hours.
3. "Warning at:"
2. "Sport displays"
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1. "Vehicle information"
Displays
Settings on the control
display
5. Press the controller.
Time
The date is saved.
Setting the time
Setting the date format
1. "Settings"
1. "Settings"
2. "Time/Date"
2. "Time/Date"
3. "Time:"
3. "Format:"
6. Make the setting for month and year accord‐
ingly.
4. Select the desired format.
4. Turn the controller until the desired hours
are displayed.
5. Press the controller.
6. Turn the controller until the desired minutes
are displayed.
7. Press the controller.
The time is saved.
Setting the time format
1. "Settings"
The date format is saved.
Language
Setting the language
To set the language on the control display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Language/Units"
3. "Language:"
2. "Time/Date"
3. "Format:"
4. Select the desired format.
The time format is saved.
Date
Setting the date
1. "Settings"
4. Select the desired language.
2. "Time/Date"
3. "Date:"
4. Turn the controller until the desired day is
displayed.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
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Depending on the lighting conditions, bright‐
ness control might not be immediately recog‐
nisable.
To set the units of measure for fuel consump‐
tion, distance covered/remaining range, and
temperature:
Overview
Units of measure
Controls
1. "Settings"
2. "Language/Units"
Driving hints
3. Select the desired menu item.
Navigation
4. Select the desired unit.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Communication Entertainment
Brightness
Adjusting brightness
Adjusting brightness of control display:
1. "Settings"
2. "Control display"
Mobility
3. "Brightness"
4. Turn the controller until the desired bright‐
ness is obtained.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
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5. Press the controller.
Lights
Lights
Overview
To park, it is better to switch on the one-sided
parking light, see page 79.
Low-beam headlights
Switch position
with the ignition switched
on: low-beam headlights are illuminated.
Welcome lights
On parking the vehicle, leave the switch in posi‐
or
: the side lights and interior light
tion
illuminate briefly when unlocking the vehicle.
Rear fog lights*
Front fog lights*
Activating/deactivating
Automatic driving lights control/Adaptive
Headlights*/high-beam assistance*/wel‐
come light/daytime driving lights*
1. "Settings"
Lights off/daytime driving lights*
Side lights
Low-beam headlights / welcome light / highbeam assistance*
Instrument lighting
Headlight beam throw adjustment*
Side lights/low-beam
headlights, driving lights
control
2. "Lights"
3. "Welcome light"
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Headlight courtesy delay feature
General
0:
If the headlight flasher is activated after switch‐
ing off the ignition, with the lights switched off
or the side lights switched on, the low-beam
headlights illuminate and remain on for a certain
time.
Side lights
Setting the duration
If the driver's door is opened with the ignition
switched off, the exterior lights are automatically
switched off with the following switch settings:
Switch position
: the vehicle is illuminated
all around, for example when parking.
You should not leave the side lights on for longer
periods of time, since the battery could dis‐
charge and you might not have enough power to
start the engine.
1. "Settings"
2. "Lights"
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4. Set the duration.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Driving hints
Parking lights
Automatic driving lights control
Navigation
: depending on ambient light
Switch position
conditions, the system switches the low-beam
headlights off and on automatically, for example
in a tunnel, at twilight and in rain or snow. The
indicator light in the instrument cluster is illumi‐
nated.
The headlights may also come on when the sun
is sitting low in a blue sky.
The driving lights control function is no
substitute for your individual judgement of when
it is necessary to switch on the lights.
Switch on
With the ignition switched off, push the lever
upwards or downwards beyond the resistance
point for approximately 2 seconds.
The sensors are unable, for instance, to recog‐
nise fog or hazy weather. In such situations,
switch on the lights manually to avoid any safety
risk.◀
Switching off
Daytime driving lights*
Adaptive Headlights*
The daytime driving lights come on in switch
position 0 or
Principle
Activating/deactivating*
Adaptive Headlights is a variable headlight con‐
trol system that makes it possible to illuminate
the road surface responsively.
1. "Settings"
2. "Lights"
Press the lever briefly in the opposite direction
as far as the resistance point.
The beams from the headlights follow the road
ahead on the basis of the steering angle and
other parameters.
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Personal responsibility
The vehicle can be illuminated on one side.
Mobility
The low-beam headlights always remain on
when the fog lights are switched on.
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The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Controls
Overview
3. "Home lights: s"
Lights
Left-hand/right-hand traffic
2. Turn the cover and remove.
Halogen headlights
Measures to prevent the headlights from daz‐
zling oncoming traffic are necessary if you take
the vehicle into countries in which the opposite
rule of the road applies. Your Service centre can
provide the appropriate light benders that can
be affixed to the headlight lenses. Proceed in
accordance with the enclosed instructions
when affixing the light benders to the headlights.
3. Push the lever upwards.
Xenon headlights*
Measures to prevent the headlights from daz‐
zling oncoming traffic are necessary if you take
the vehicle into countries in which the opposite
rule of the road applies. BMW recommends that
the work be performed by the Service centre if
you are not familiar with the procedure. Once
they have been adjusted the headlights will not
dazzle oncoming vehicles when you drive on the
normal side of the road, so you can have the ad‐
justments carried out, for example, before en‐
tering the country in which the opposite rule of
the road applies.
Instrument lighting
Adjusting
Adjust headlights
You can adjust the brightness of
the instrument lighting only when
the side lights or the low-beam
headlights are switched on.
1. In the wheel arches, remove both brackets
and the cover.
The lighting intensity can be set
using the knurled wheel.
Interior light
General
The interior light, the footwell lights, door entry
lighting and the courtesy lighting are controlled
automatically.
The brightness of some equipment is influenced
by the knurled wheel for the instrument lighting.
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Switching the interior light on and off
manually
Press the button.
To switch off permanently: press the button for
approximately three seconds.
Switch on again: press button.
Reading lights*
Adjusting brightness
The brightness of the ambient light can be set
over the knurled wheel for the instrument light‐
ing but also independently of it.
1. "Settings"
Driving hints
Reading light
2. "Lights"
3. "Brightness"
Navigation
Interior light
4. Adjusting brightness.
Press the button.
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There are reading lights located at the front and
in the rear beside the interior lights.
With the interior light switched off, the reading
lights cannot be switched on.
Ambient lighting*
Depending on the equipment, the lighting in the
interior can be set individually for a few lights.
Select colour scheme
1. "Settings"
Mobility
2. "Lights"
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Controls
Overview
3. "Ambient:"
or to accidental triggering with the risk of in‐
jury.◀
▷ Collision with a skip or boundary posts.
Runflat indicator RPA
After triggering of the active bonnet or if
damaged, check the system and have it re‐
placed.
Only have this work carried out a Service Centre,
as otherwise correct functioning of this safety
device is not ensured.◀
Malfunction
A Check Control message is displayed.
The system has been triggered or is
faulty.
Drive at a moderate speed to the next Service
centre to have the system checked and re‐
paired.
Do not open bonnet.
Do not open the bonnet after the warning
light appears, as otherwise damage may oc‐
cur.◀
Notes
Do not dismantle/modify the system
Do not dismantle the system or modify it
in any other way.
Do not modify the individual components of the
system or its wiring in any way.◀
If faulty, taken out of use or triggered
Only commission your Service centre with
the inspection, repair, disassembly or scrapping
of the system. Any careless or unskilled inter‐
ference with the system could lead to its failure
If a tyre loses pressure, its diameter changes.
This in turn alters the rotational speed of the
corresponding wheel. This is detected and re‐
ported as a flat tyre.
Controls
Driving hints
After triggering or damage
It detects a pressure loss on the basis of a com‐
parison between the speeds at which the indi‐
vidual wheels rotate while the vehicle is in mo‐
tion.
Operating requirements
The system must have been initialised with cor‐
rect tyre inflation pressure, otherwise reliable
signalling of a flat tyre cannot be assured. Each
time the tyre pressure is adjusted or a tyre or
wheel is changed, initialise the system again.
System limits
Sudden tyre damage
No warning can be given of extreme, sud‐
den tyre failure caused by external factors.◀
A natural, even loss of pressure in all four tyres
that occurs over time is not detected. Conse‐
quently, check the tyre pressures at regular in‐
tervals.
In the following situations, the system could be
slow to respond or operate incorrectly:
Navigation
Triggered pedestrian protection
system
The system does not measure the tyre pres‐
sures as such.
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▷ Driving into a snow drift.
Principle
▷ If the system has not been initialised.
▷ When driving on snow-covered or slippery
surfaces.
▷ When driving enthusiastically, causing the
driven wheels to spin, high lateral accelera‐
tion.
Mobility
▷ Stone impact.
▷ Driving with snow chains*.
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▷ Collision with animals.
Overview
For safety reasons, the system may also trigger
in rare instances where impact with a pedestrian
cannot be excluded beyond all doubt, for exam‐
ple:
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Status display
The current status of the runflat indicator can be
shown on the control display, for example
whether the runflat indicator is active.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3.
"Flat Tyre Monitor"
The status is displayed.
Do not continue your journey if the vehicle is not
equipped with run-flat tyres, otherwise a serious
accident could occur.◀
It is possible that Dynamic Stability Control DSC
is activated as soon as the message for a punc‐
ture appears.
What to do in the event of a flat tyre
Initialising
On initialisation, the current tyre pressures are
stored as a reference for detection of a flat tyre.
The initialisation is started by confirming the
correct inflation pressures.
When driving with snow chains* fitted, do not
initialise the system.
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3.
Do not continue a journey without run-flat
tyres
"Confirm tyre pressure"
4. Start the engine – do not drive off.
5. Start the initialisation with "Initialise tyre
pressure".
6. Drive off.
Initialising is completed while the vehicle is in
motion; this process can be interrupted at any
time.
Standard tyres*
1. Identify the damaged tyre.
Do this by checking the air pressure in all
four tyres.
The tyre inflation pressure display of the
Mobility System, see page 236, can be used
for this.
If it is not possible to identify, contact a Serv‐
ice centre.
2. Fix the puncture with the Mobility System,
see page 236.
Run-flat tyres*
If a tyre has punctured you can continue your
journey, driving at speeds up to a maximum of
80 km/h, 50 mph.
Initialising resumes automatically when you
continue your journey.
Continuing a journey with a flat tyre
Indication of a flat tyre
1. Avoid violent or sudden braking and steering
manoeuvres.
The yellow warning light is illuminated.
A Check Control message is displayed.
There is a flat tyre or substantial loss of
tyre pressure.
1. Reduce your speed and cautiously stop the
car. Avoid violent or sudden braking and
steering manoeuvres.
2. Check whether the vehicle is equipped with
standard tyres* or run-flat tyres*.
The symbol identifying run-flat tyres, see
page 235, is the circle with the letters RSC
on the tyre sidewall.
If you continue a journey with a flat tyre:
2. Do not exceed a speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph
any longer.
3. As soon as you get an opportunity, check
the tyre pressure in all four tyres.
Maximum possible distance with tyres entirely
deflated:
The possible distance with a flat tyre depends
on the load and strain on the vehicle during the
journey.
With a moderate vehicle load, the possible dis‐
tance travelled is approx. 80 km, 50 miles.
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If tyre pressure has fallen, vehicle handling
changes, for example reduced directional sta‐
bility when braking, longer stopping distance
and modified self-steering behaviour.◀
Final tyre failure
Overview
Controls
▷ On: LED is illuminated.
▷ Off: LED turns off.
The system can issue warnings as of approxi‐
mately 65 km/h, 40 mph.
The status is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Display
Vibration or loud noises while driving may
be an indication that the tyre has finally failed.
Reduce your speed and stop, otherwise sec‐
tions of the tyre could become detached and
cause an accident. Do not drive the car any fur‐
ther; contact your Service Centre instead.◀
Lane departure warning*
▷ Lines, arrow 1: the system is activated.
Principle
This system warns from approximately 65 km/h,
approximately 40 mph, if the vehicle is on roads
with lane marking lines, that it is about to leave
the lane.
Driving hints
Drive moderately and do not exceed a
speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph.
Navigation
Continuing a journey with a flat tyre
Press the button.
▷ Arrows, arrow 2: at least one lane boundary
line has been detected and warnings can be
issued.
Output of the warning
The steering wheel starts to vibrate slightly. The
time of this warning may vary depending on the
current driving situation.
If the vehicle leaves the driving lane and a lane
boundary line is detected, the steering wheel
starts to vibrate.
The system does not issue a warning if the driver
indicates before leaving the driving lane.
If the turn indicator is set before changing lanes,
no warning is issued.
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As the possible distance largely depends on the
strain on the vehicle during the journey, this can
be shorter, or longer if the vehicle is driven care‐
fully, according to speed, road condition, out‐
side temperature, load etc.
Switching on/off
Mobility
When driving with damaged tyres, the vehicle
handling changes, for example quicker loss of
traction when braking, longer stopping distance
and modified self-steering behaviour. Adapt
driving style accordingly. Avoid abrupt steering
or driving over obstacles, for example curbs,
potholes etc.
Cancellation of the warning
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Driving stability control systems
In particular road conditions, for example roads
on which snow has not been cleared, the system
ensures maximum forward momentum but limi‐
ted driving stability.
Therefore, drive with the appropriate caution.
In the following exceptional situations it may be
best to activate DTC for a short time:
▷ When driving in slush or on uncleared,
snow-covered roads.
▷ If the car has to be rocked out of or started
in deep snow or on a loose surface.
▷ Driving with snow chains.
Drive experience switch*
Principle
With the drive experience switch, certain prop‐
erties of the vehicle can be adjusted. Various
programs can be selected for this. Using the
drive experience button and using the DSC OFF
button, one program can be activated in each
case.
Operation of the programs
Press the button
Program
Deactivating/activating Dynamic
Traction Control, DTC
DSC OFF
With activated Dynamic Traction Control, DTC
you have maximum traction on loose surfaces.
Driving stability is limited on accelerating and
cornering.
SPORT+*
TRACTION
SPORT
COMFORT
ECO PRO*
Activating DTC
Press the button.
TRACTION is displayed in the instru‐
ment cluster and the DSC indicator light is illu‐
minated.
Deactivating DTC
Press the button again.
TRACTION and the DSC indicator light
extinguish.
Automatic program change
In the following situations, there is an automatic
switch to COMFORT:
▷ In the event of a flat tyre.
DSC OFF
When you select DSC OFF, see page 93, driving
stability during acceleration and cornering is re‐
stricted.
TRACTION
Variable sports steering*
The variable sports steering amplifies the steer‐
ing angle of the front wheels when the steering
wheel is fully turned, for example in tight bends
or when parking. The steering becomes more
direct.
It also varies the force required when steering,
depending on the speed.
This enables a sports-oriented steering re‐
sponse. In addition, steering is made easier dur‐
ing parking and manoeuvring.
With TRACTION you have maximum traction on
loose surfaces. Dynamic, see page 94, Traction
Control, DTC, is activated. Driving stability is
limited on accelerating and cornering.
SPORT+
Sporty driving with optimised chassis* with re‐
stricted driving stability.
Dynamic Traction Control is switched on.
Driver assumes part of the task of stabilising the
vehicle.
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Press the button repeatedly until
SPORT+ is displayed in the instrument
cluster and the DSC indicator light is illuminated.
Indicator and warning lights
Activate COMFORT
Press button until COMFORT is dis‐
played in the instrument cluster.
In certain situations, there is an automatic switch
into the COMFORT program, automatic pro‐
gram change, see page 94.
Overview
Activating SPORT+
Sporty driving with optimised chassis* with
maximum driving stability.
The program can be configured individually.
Consistent fuel-consumption reducing tuning
for maximum range at maximum driving stability.
Comfort functions, see page 135, and the en‐
gine control can be adjusted.
The program can be configured individually.
Activate ECO PRO
The configuration is saved for the remote con‐
trol currently in use.
Activating SPORT
Press button until SPORT is displayed
in the instrument cluster.
Press the button until ECO PRO is dis‐
played in the instrument cluster.
Configure ECO PRO
1. Activate ECO PRO.
2. "Configure ECO PRO"
Configuring SPORT*
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If the display is activated on the control display,
see page 96, the Sport program can be set to
individual requirements.
▷ Activating the Sport program.
▷ "Configure SPORT mode"
▷ Configure the program.
The Sport program can also be configured be‐
fore it is activated:
or
1. "Settings"
1. "Settings"
2. "Driving mode"
2. "Driving mode"
3. "Configure SPORT mode"
3. "Configure ECO PRO"
4. Configure the program.
Make the desired settings.
Driving hints
SPORT
ECO PRO*
Navigation
If indicator light is illuminated: Dynamic
Traction Control, DTC, is activated.
Controls
SPORT+ is displayed in the instrument cluster.
Mobility
This configuration is called up when the Sport
program is activated.
COMFORT
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For a balanced configuration with maximum
driving stability.
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Displays
Program selection
On pushing the button, a list of
programs that can be selected is
displayed.
Selected program
The selected program is shown
in the instrument cluster.
Display on the control display
Program changes can be displayed on the con‐
trol display.
1. "Settings"
2. "Driving mode"
3. "Driving mode info"
Drive-off assistant
The system provides support when driving off
on upward inclines. It is not necessary to use the
parking brake for this.
1. Hold the car in place by pressing the foot
brake.
2. Release the foot brake and drive off without
delay.
The car is held for approximately 2 seconds after
the foot brake has been released.
Depending on the vehicle’s load or when towing
a trailer, the vehicle may roll backwards a little.
Drive off immediately
After releasing the foot brake, move off
swiftly, as the starting assistance will no longer
hold the car after approximately 2 seconds and
it will start to roll back.◀
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Desired speed
▷ Marker illuminates green: the
system is active.
▷ Marker illuminates orange:
the system is interrupted.
▷ Marker does not illuminate:
the system is inactive.
Press the rocker switch repeatedly upwards or
downwards until the desired speed is set.
With the system active, the speed that is then
shown is set and will be achieved on a clear road.
▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed
lightly towards the resistance point, the de‐
sired speed is increased or decreased by
approximately 1 km/h, 1 mph.
▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed be‐
yond the resistance point, the desired speed
is increased or decreased to the next multi‐
ple of 10 km/h on the speedometer display.
▷ Pressing the rocker switch until the resist‐
ance point is reached and holding acceler‐
ates or slows down the vehicle without
pressing the accelerator. The speed is main‐
tained after letting go of the rocker switch.
Pressing beyond the resistance point re‐
sults in greater vehicle acceleration.
Calling up the desired speed
Press the button.
The saved speed is regained and maintained.
Displays in the instrument cluster
Indicator lamp*
Depending on the equipment the indi‐
cator light in the instrument cluster
shows whether the system is switched
on.
Brief status display
Selected desired speed.
If the symbol appears in the display for Check
Control messages, it is possible that the condi‐
tions for operation may have not been met.
Park Distance Control, PDC*
Principle
In addition to the Park Distance Control, PDC,
the rear-view camera*, see page 103, can be
activated.
PDC assists you with parking. Slowly approach‐
ing an object in front of* or behind your vehicle
is signalled by means of:
▷ Audible warning signals.
▷ Visual display.
Measurement
Ultrasonic sensors in each bumper measure the
distance.
The range is approximately 2 m, 6 ft.
An acoustic warning is only issued:
▷ From the front* sensors and the two rear
corner sensors at approximately 60 cm,
24 in.
▷ For the centre rear sensors at approximately
1.50 m, 5 ft.
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Avoid approaching an object at speed.
The functional disruption is reported by an
alternating continuous tone between the
front and rear loudspeakers. As soon as the
disruption by other ultrasound sources is no
longer present, the system is fully functional
again.
▷ If the cover of the trailer tow hitch is incor‐
rectly seated.
Avoid moving off at speed while PDC is not yet
active.
Towing a trailer
Due to physical conditions the system could
warn when it is too late.◀
The rear sensors are unable to perform any
meaningful measurements. They therefore do
not switch on.
Limits of the ultrasound measurement
A Check Control message is displayed.
Detection of objects might not be possible if the
physical limits of the ultrasonic measuring prin‐
ciple are exceeded, for instance by:
▷ Trailer noses and hitches.
Automatic activation
While the engine is running, engage transmis‐
sion position R.
▷ Thin or wedge-shaped objects.
Switching off automatically
▷ Low objects.
System switches off and the LED turns off:
▷ Objects with corners and sharp edges.
▷ When the vehicle is moving forwards after
approx. 50 m, 160 ft.
Low objects already indicated, such as kerbs,
may enter the sensors’ blind areas before or af‐
ter a continuous audible signal is given.
Higher, protruding objects such as ledges may
not be detectable.
▷ When the vehicle is moving forwards over
approx. 36 km/h, 22 mph.
If required, switch on the system again.
Switching on/off manually
False alarms
Overview
▷ Due to other ultrasonic sources, for example
sweeping machines, steam-jet cleaners or
neon lights.
Controls
Loud sound sources outside or inside the car
can drown out the PDC signal.◀
▷ Due to dense exhaust gas.
Driving hints
PDC is no substitute for your personal as‐
sessment of the traffic situation. Also monitor
the traffic situation around the vehicle by ob‐
serving it directly. Otherwise, there is a danger
that accidents might occur due to other road
users or objects located outside of detection
range of the PDC, for example.
Navigation
Also monitor the traffic situation
▷ In large, rectangular buildings with smooth
walls, for example underground car parks.
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System limits
Under the following conditions, PDC can issue
a warning although there is no obstacle in the
detection range:
Mobility
▷ In heavy rain.
▷ If the sensors are very dirty or covered with
ice.
▷ On rough road surfaces.
Press the button.
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▷ If the sensors are covered with snow.
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▷ Off: LED turns off.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Audible warning signals
Zoom image*
An intermittent sound indicates the position of
an object as the car approaches it. For instance,
if an object is identified to the rear left of the car,
the warning signal sounds from the rear left
loudspeaker.
In the left part of the screen the vehicle is shown
enlarged.
▷ On: LED is illuminated.
The shorter the distance to an object becomes,
the shorter the intervals become.
If the distance to a detected object is less than
approximately 25 cm, 10 in, a continuous tone
sounds.
If there are objects in front of and behind the ve‐
hicle, an alternating continuous tone sounds.
An intermittent continuous tone is interrupted
after approximately three seconds:
▷ If you are driving parallel to a wall.
▷ Forward gear engaged or transmission po‐
sition D selected: front vehicle area.
▷ Reverse gear engaged or transmission po‐
sition R selected: rear vehicle area.
The sound signal is switched off:
Malfunction
▷ Once the vehicle has moved more than ap‐
proximately 10 cm, 4 in away from an object.
A Check Control message, see page 66, is dis‐
played in the instrument cluster.
▷ If gearbox position P is engaged.
Volume control
You can set the volume of the PDC sound signal,
see page 158.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Visual warning
When the vehicle is approaching an object it will
be shown on the control display. Objects that
are further away from the car will appear on the
control display before an audible warning signal
is given.
A display is superimposed as soon as PDC is
activated.
If the image from the rear-view camera was last
selected, this is displayed again. To switch over
to PDC:
1.
The areas in front of and behind the vehicle are
shown as shaded on the control display. PDC
has failed. Have the system checked.
To ensure correct functionality:
▷ Keep sensors clean and free from ice.
▷ Do not spray the sensors with high-pressure
cleaners for an extended period of time and
maintain a distance of at least 30 cm, 12 in.
"Rear view camera" Select the symbol
on the control display.
2. Press the controller.
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Switching on/off manually
Principle
Detection of objects
Press the button.
▷ On: LED is illuminated.
▷ Off: LED turns off.
PDC is displayed on the control display.
Switching on the rear-view camera via iDrive,
see page 105.
Higher, protruding objects such as ledges
may not be detectable by the rear-view cam‐
era.◀
Assistance functions
Automatic activation
▷ The rear-view camera is switched on.
While the engine is running, engage transmis‐
sion position R.
The image from the rear-view camera is dis‐
played if the system was switched on using the
iDrive.
Operating requirements
▷ The tailgate is completely closed.
Driving lane lines
Switching off automatically
System switches off and the LED turns off:
▷ When the vehicle is moving forwards after
approx. 10 m, 33 ft.
▷ When the vehicle is moving forwards over
approx. 15 km/h, 9 mph.
If required, switch on the system again.
▷ These can appear in the image from the
rear-view camera in transmission position R.
▷ They help to estimate the required space
when parking and manoeuvring on a level
road surface.
▷ They are dependent on the current steering
angle and are continuously adapted to
steering wheel movements.
Displaying parking assistance lines, see
page 105.
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Also monitor the traffic situation around
the vehicle by observing it directly. Otherwise,
there is a danger that accidents might occur due
to other road users or objects located outside of
the screen area of the rear-view camera, for ex‐
ample.◀
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Also monitor the traffic situation
Mobility
System limits
Driving hints
Controls
The rear-view camera offers assistance when
reversing into a parking space or manoeuvring.
To achieve this, the area behind the vehicle is
displayed on the control display.
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Rear-view camera*
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Turning circle lines
Obstacle marking
▷ They can appear in the image from the rearview camera.
▷ Spaced markings can appear in the image
from the rear-view camera.
▷ They show the course of the smallest pos‐
sible turning circle on a level road surface.
Its colour incrementation corresponds to the
markings of PDC. It is easier to estimate the dis‐
tance to the displayed object.
▷ When the steering wheel is fully turned, only
a turning circle line is displayed.
Displaying parking assistance lines, see
page 105.
Zoom to trailer tow hitch*
To facilitate connecting up a trailer, the picture
area around the trailer tow hitch can be zoomed.
Parking with the help of driving lane
and turning circle lines
1. Position the vehicle so that the turning circle
lines are on the limit of the parking space.
The distance between the trailer and the trailer
tow hitch can be estimated with the aid of two
static semicircles.
2. Turn the steering wheel so that the driving
lane line covers the corresponding turning
circle line.
A docking-on line dependent on the steering
angle helps you to aim at the trailer with your
trailer tow hitch.
The zoom function can be enabled when the
camera is switched on.
Displaying the trailer tow hitch via iDrive, see
page 105.
Activating assistance functions
A number of assistance functions can be active
simultaneously.
The zoom function for towing a trailer can only
be activated individually.
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Overview
Displaying parking assistance lines
"Parking help lines"
Driving lane and turning circle lines are dis‐
played.
Displaying obstacle marking
Switching on the rear-view camera via
iDrive
With PDC activated:
"Rear view camera"
Clean the lens, see page 266.
Park assistant*
Principle
Navigation
Display on the control display
The image from the rear-view camera is dis‐
played. The setting is saved for the remote con‐
trol currently in use.
Brightness
With rear-view camera switched on:
1.
Select the symbol.
2. Turn the controller until the desired setting
is reached and press the controller.
Contrast
With rear-view camera switched on:
1.
Select the symbol.
2. Turn the controller until the desired setting
is reached and press the controller.
The system supports you when parking in par‐
allel to the road.
Ultrasound sensors measure parking spaces on
both sides of the vehicle.
The park assistant calculates the ideal parking
line and takes over steering during the process
of parking.
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The zoom to the trailer tow hitch is displayed.
The camera lens is at the rear in the bumper
above the number plate holder. Dirt can impair
the quality of the picture.
When parking up, also follow the visual and au‐
dible instructions of the PDC and the park assist
and accelerate or brake.
The park assistant incorporates Park Distance
Control, PDC*, see page 100.
Personal responsibility
The park assistant does not take your per‐
sonal responsibility from you when you are park‐
ing.
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"Trailer tow bar - zoom"
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Displaying the trailer tow hitch*
Driving hints
Spatially shaped markings are displayed.
Controls
"Obstacle marking"
Driving comfort
Monitor the parking space and the parking pro‐
cedure by directly looking. If applicable, interfere
to avoid accidents.◀
Activating:
"Parking assistance" Select the
symbol on the control display.
Display on the control display
Requirements
Status of the system
To measure parking spaces
▷ When the vehicle is moving forwards up to
approximately 36 km/h, 22 mph.
Symbol Meaning
Grey: system not available.
▷ Maximum distance to the row of parking ve‐
hicles: 1.5 m, 5 ft.
White: system available but not acti‐
vated.
Suitable parking space
System is activated.
▷ Gap between two objects with a minimum
length of approximately 1.5 m, 5 ft each.
▷ Minimum length: own vehicle plus approxi‐
mately 1.2 m, 4 ft.
▷ Minimum depth: approx. 1.5 m, 5 ft.
For parking
Closed doors.
Switch on
Grey: system not activated. Park‐
ing space search.
Using the button
Blue: system is activated. Found
suitable parking space.
Parking process active.
Steering has been taken over.
Status of the parking space search
Press the button.
LED is illuminated.
The current status of the parking space search
is displayed on the control display.
Parking assist is automatically activated.
When engaging reverse gear
The current status of the parking space search
is displayed on the control display.
▷ Grey, arrow 1: parking space search.
▷ Blue, arrow 2: parking space suitable.
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Loud noises on the outside or the inside of
the vehicle which could drown the warning
sound of the park assistant or PDC.
▷ At speeds over approximately 10 km/h,
6 mph.
▷ On snow-covered or slippery road surfaces.
A Check Control message is displayed.
Continue
You can continue a cancelled parking process,
if applicable.
For this purpose, follow the instructions on the
control display.
1. Switch on the park assistant and activate, if
applicable.
Switching off
2. Follow the instructions on the control dis‐
play.
The end of the parking process is displayed
on the control display.
The system can be deactivated by:
▷
Press the button.
▷ Switch the ignition off.
Malfunction
A Check Control message is displayed.
3. Straighten up the parking position, if appli‐
cable.
The park assistant has failed. Have the system
checked.
Notes
System limits
▷ The park assistant takes over steering as
long as the symbol for the active parking
process is displayed.
▷ The system manoeuvres to optimally park in
smaller parking spaces.
▷ To achieve an optimum parking position,
wait for the automatic steering process after
changing gear at standstill.
▷ You must indicate accordingly when parking
into parking spaces on the driver’s side.
Cancel manually
Overview
▷ When doors are open.
Please additionally monitor the traffic situation
around the vehicle to avoid accidents.◀
Status of the parking space search is dis‐
played on the control display.
Controls
Monitor the parking space and the parking pro‐
cedure by directly looking. If applicable, interfere
to avoid accidents.◀
The system automatically cancels:
If a parking space changes
The system does not take changes to a
parking space that has already been measured
into account.
This means that you must pay full attention so
that you are able to intervene actively at any
time. Otherwise there is the risk of an accident.◀
Carrying loads
Loads that protrude the vehicle are not
taken into account by the system during the
parking process.
You can cancel the park assistant at any time by:
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Driving hints
The park assistant does not take your per‐
sonal responsibility from you when you are park‐
ing.
Cancel automatically
Navigation
Personal responsibility
"Deactivate parking assist." Select the
symbol on the control display.
Communication Entertainment
Parking with the park assistant
▷
Mobility
▷ Nothing displayed: no parking space search.
▷ Holding the steering wheel or steering your‐
self.
Reference
If the programme is active, the vehicle will
park into the parking space.
Driving comfort
This means that you must pay full attention so
that you are able to intervene actively at any
time. Otherwise there is the risk of an accident.◀
Ultrasonic sensors
Curbs
Where applicable, the park assistant may
steer across curbs or up onto curbs.
Therefore, pay full attention so that you are able
to intervene actively at any time. Otherwise
there is the risk of damage to the wheels and
tyres or the rest of the vehicle.◀
No park assistant
The park assistant does not support parking:
▷ On sharp bends.
▷ When towing a trailer.
Restrictions of the function
The ultrasonic sensors to measure parking
spaces are located on the wheel trim.
To ensure correct functionality:
▷ Keep sensors clean and free from ice.
▷ Do not spray the sensors with high-pressure
cleaners for an extended period of time and
maintain a distance of at least 30 cm, 12 in.
The function can be restricted, for example in
the following situations:
▷ If the sensors are dirty or iced-up.
▷ In thick fog and heavy rain or snow.
▷ When on uneven road surfaces, for example
gravel roads.
▷ If leaves have collected or snow has drifted
or been piled up in the parking gap.
Limits of the ultrasound measurement
Detection of objects might not be possible if the
physical limits of the ultrasonic measuring prin‐
ciple are exceeded, for instance by:
▷ Trailer noses and hitches.
▷ Thin or wedge-shaped objects.
▷ Higher, protruding objects, for example
breaks of walls or loads.
▷ Objects with corners and sharp edges.
▷ Objects with fine surfaces or structures, e.g.
fences.
In some cases, parking spaces may be detected
that are not suitable.
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maintenance can influence the fuel consump‐
tion and the burden on the environment.
Removing transported load
that is not required
Extra weight increases fuel consumption.
Removing add-on parts after
use
Remove auxiliary mirrors, roof racks and rearmounted racks after use.
Add-on parts on the car interfere with its aero‐
dynamic performance and inflate fuel consump‐
tion.
Closing windows and the
glass roof*
An opened glass roof or opened window increa‐
ses the drag coefficient and thus the fuel con‐
sumption.
Checking tyre pressures
regularly
Check and, if necessary, correct tyre inflation
pressures at least twice a month and before set‐
ting off on a longer journey.
Insufficient tyre inflation pressure enlarges the
rolling resistance and thus increases fuel con‐
sumption and tyre wear.
Driving with foresight
Avoid accelerating and braking unnecessarily.
Keep an appropriate distance from the preced‐
ing vehicle.
Anticipating the road situation and adopting a
smooth driving style will reduce fuel consump‐
tion.
Avoid high engine speeds
Use 1st gear to drive off. As from 2nd gear, ac‐
celerate quickly. Avoid high engine speeds and
shift up quickly.
Shift into the highest possible gear when you
have reached the desired speed and drive at a
constant speed with the lowest possible engine
speed.
Basic principle: driving at low engine speeds re‐
duces fuel consumption and wear.
The shift point indicator* of your vehicle indi‐
cates the most economical gear.
Making use of coasting
On approaching a red traffic light, take your foot
off the accelerator and allow the car to roll.
On downward stretches, take your foot off the
accelerator and allow the car to roll.
The fuel supply is interrupted when coasting.
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Overview
A cold engine will then reach its operating tem‐
perature faster.
Controls
Fuel consumption depends on various factors.
Driving hints
Do not warm up the engine with the car at a
standstill; it is preferable to set off straight away,
driving at moderate engine speeds.
Navigation
Your vehicle contains wide-ranging technolo‐
gies for reducing consumption and emission
levels.
Communication Entertainment
Driving off immediately
Mobility
General
Reference
Saving fuel
Saving fuel
Switching off the engine
when stationary
Activate ECO PRO
When you stop the car for longer periods, for
example at traffic lights, railway crossings or in
traffic jams, switch off the engine.
cluster.
You save fuel even if the engine is off for no lon‐
ger than approximately four seconds.
Press button, see page 94, until ECO
PRO is displayed in the instrument
Display in the instrument cluster
ECO PRO bonus range
The Auto Start Stop function* of your vehicle
shuts off the engine automatically during a stop.
An extension of range can be
achieved due to adjusted driving
style.
Switching off functions that
are not necessary at the
moment
This is displayed as bonus range
in the instrument cluster.
Functions such as seat heating or heated rear
window require a great deal of energy and con‐
sume additional fuel, especially in city traffic and
stop/go traffic.
For this reason, switch these functions off if they
are not required.
Having the car serviced
Have the vehicle serviced regularly to achieve
optimal economy and service life. It is recom‐
mended to have maintenance work performed
by your Service centre.
See also the BMW Maintenance System, see
page 245.
ECO PRO*
Driving style*
In the revolution counter, a mark‐
ing in the bar display shows the
current efficiency of the driving
style according to the gas pedal
setting.
▷ Blue display: efficient driving style as long as
the marking moves in the blue area.
▷ Grey display: adjust driving style, for exam‐
ple, by coming off the gas.
The display changes to blue as soon as all the
conditions for driving with optimised fuel con‐
sumption are met.
ECO PRO tip - driving instruction*
The arrow shows that the driving
style can be adjusted to be more
efficient on fuel consumption by
coming off the gas.
Additional Symbols
Principle
ECO PRO supports a low energy consumption
driving style. To do this, the engine control and
comfort functions are adjusted, such as, for ex‐
ample, the air conditioning power.
Symbol Measure
Come off the gas for efficient driving
style.
In addition, situation-dependent instructions
can be displayed which help you to drive with
optimum fuel consumption.
Reduce speed to the selected ECO
PRO speed.
In the instrument cluster, the extension of the
range achieved as a result can be displayed.
Automatic gearbox*: switch from S
to D and/or avoid manual changes.
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EfficientDynamics
Configure ECO PRO
1. "Settings"
When travelling, information on consumption
and technology is shown.
2. "Driving mode"
1. "Vehicle information"
3. "Configure ECO PRO"
2. "EfficientDynamics"
4. Configure the program.
Show fuel consumption history
The average fuel consumption can be shown in
the set time span.
"Consumption history"
Set time fuel consumption history time
span
Select the symbol.
Reset fuel consumption history
ECO PRO tip
1. Call up "Options".
▷ "Tip at:":
2. "Reset"
Adjust ECO Pro speed, when an ECO PRO
tip is shown.
▷ "Tip for speed"
Show EfficientDynamics Info
The current type of action can be shown.
A reminder is shown if the set ECO PRO
speed is exceeded.
ECO PRO air conditioning
"ECO PRO climate control"
The air conditioning is adjusted for efficient fuel
consumption.
Controls
Gearbox: engage idling for engine
stop.
Driving hints
It is shown how much percentage of the possible
saving potential can be achieved with the cur‐
rent configuration.
Navigation
Gearbox: follow gear change instruc‐
tions.
Overview
ECO PRO Potential
Communication Entertainment
Symbol Measure
▷ Cooling or heating power of the air condi‐
tioning system*
▷ Exterior mirror heating*
▷ Auto Start Stop function
▷ Energy recuperation
▷ Air conditioning power.
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▷ Seat heating*
"EfficientDynamics Info"
The following systems are shown:
Mobility
The following settings are optimised:
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Various examples of how the navigation system
reliably guides you to your destination are shown
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Navigation
Navigation*
Navigation system
Country input
1. "Navigation"
General
2. "Destination input"
The navigation system can determine the pre‐
cise position of the vehicle by means of satellites
and vehicle sensors and guide you reliably to any
specified destination.
Navigation data is saved in the vehicle and can
be updated.
Inputs when the vehicle is stationary
Only enter data when the car is stationary,
and always obey the traffic regulations and road
signs in the event of any contradiction between
the traffic situation and the instructions given by
the navigation system. You could otherwise
commit an offence and put vehicle occupants
and other road users at risk.◀
3. Select "Country" or the country displayed.
Entering a town/city
1. Select "City/Postcode" or the town/city dis‐
played.
Call up navigation system
1.
Press the button on the controller.
2. "Navigation"
The navigation system can also be directly
called up with the button on the controller.
Destination input
2. Select letters, if applicable.
The list is gradually narrowed down with
each input.
Manual destination input
3. Tilt the controller to the right.
General
When you are entering a town/city or street
name, the system supports you with automatic
name completion and input matching, see
page 20.
Saved town/city and street names can be called
up quickly.
▷ You can skip input of the country, town or
city if you wish to retain previous inputs.
▷ If only the town/city has been entered, route
guidance to the town/city centre is started.
4. Select the name of a town/city from the list.
If there are several places with the same name:
1. Move to the list of place names.
2. Highlight the town/city.
3. Select the town/city.
Entering the postcode*
1. Select "City/Postcode" or the town/city dis‐
played.
2.
Select the symbol.
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4. Move to the list of postcodes and towns/cit‐
ies.
All the roads/streets of the selected country
are offered. The respective town or city is
shown after the street name.
5. Mark entry.
Overview
3. Select digits.
6. Select an entry.
Controls
Entering a street and junction
1. Select "Street" or the displayed street.
2. Enter the street or junction in the same way
as the town/city.
2. Highlight the street.
7. Move to the list of street names.
3. Select the street.
8. Highlight the street.
9. Select the street.
Alternatively, enter street and house
number
1. Select "Street" or the displayed street.
Starting route guidance after
destination input
2. Enter street in the same way as town/city.
1. "Accept destination"
3. "Building number"
2. "Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
4. Select digits.
5. Move to the list of house numbers.
6. Select the house number or a range of house
numbers.
Road/street not in the destination
The desired road/street is not in the entered
town/city because it is part of another city dis‐
trict.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Destination input"
3. Select "Street" or the displayed street.
4. Move to the list of street names.
Address book
Selecting a destination from the
address book
1. "Navigation"
2. "Address book"
Contacts with addresses are displayed if
these addresses have been checked as des‐
tinations.
If the contacts with addresses are not shown
by the mobile phone of the BMW Online ad‐
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Mobility
5. "In" select country listed.
Enter destination as a further destination,
see page 145.
Navigation
6. Select the letters.
Communication Entertainment
1. Move to the list of street names.
Driving hints
If there are several streets with the same name:
Navigation
dress book* this must first be as destination
checked, see page 216.
1. "Navigation"
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Save position as a contact" or "Add
position to contact"
3. Select a contact from the list or use "A-Z
search".
4. Where applicable, "Work address" or
"Home address"
Saving a destination in the address
book
After destination input, save the destination in
the address book.
1. "Navigation"
5. "Save in car"
Edit or delete the address
1. "Navigation"
2. "Address book"
2. "Map"
3.
4. Select an existing contract from the list, de‐
pending on the selection. Select the type of
address and enter first name and last name.
3. Mark entry.
"Guidance"
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Edit in Contacts" or "Delete entry"
Accepting your home address as a
destination
The home address must be created. Specifying
the home address, see page 215.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Address book"
3. "Home address"
6. If applicable, select an existing contact.
7. "Work address" or "Home address"
8. Enter "Surname" and, if applicable, "First
name".
9. "Save in car"
Saving position
The current position can be saved in the address
book.
4. "Start guidance"
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Points of interest
Overview
Calling up the search for points of
interest
Calling up last destinations
1. "Navigation"
2. "Last destinations"
1. "Navigation"
Controls
These destinations can be called up and incor‐
porated into route guidance.
Selection of points of interest, for example ho‐
tels or sights:
2. "Points of interest"
3. Select search.
With Professional navigation system:
Google™ local search*
1. "Google™ Local Search"
2. "City"
Select or enter location.
3. "Keyword"
Driving hints
The last destinations reached are saved auto‐
matically.
Overview
Last destinations
5. Select suggestion.
The list of points of interest is displayed.
Starting route guidance
6. Select a point of interest.
2. "Last destinations"
Details are displayed.
3. Select destination.
If several details are included, you can
browse through the pages.
4. "Start guidance"
If a phone number is saved, a telephone con‐
nection can be established.
Editing a destination
7.
2. "Last destinations"
3. Highlight destination.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Edit destination"
Deleting the last destinations
1. "Navigation"
2. "Last destinations"
3. Highlight destination.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Delete entry" or "Delete all last
destinations"
Select the symbol.
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Enter destination as a further destination,
see page 145.
A-Z search
1. "A-Z search"
2. "City"
Select or enter location.
3. "Category"
4. Selecting a category.
Mobility
1. "Navigation"
5. "Category details"
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1. "Navigation"
Communication Entertainment
Suggestions are displayed.
Navigation
4. Enter keyword.
Navigation
With Professional navigation system: For
some special destinations, several category
details can be selected. Tilt the controller to
the left to exit the category details.
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Enter destination as a further destination,
see page 145.
6. "Keyword"
Displaying points of interest
7. Enter keyword.
The list of points of interest is displayed.
8. Select a point of interest.
Details are displayed.
If several details are included, you can
browse through the pages.
If a phone number is saved, a telephone con‐
nection can be established.
9.
Select the symbol.
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Enter destination as a further destination,
see page 145.
"Start search": without entering a search term,
the search is repeated using the last stored
search term.
Category search
List of points of interest: points of interest are
arranged according to distance and marked with
an arrow showing the direction.
In the Professional navigation system: In the
split screen, points of interest from the selected
category are displayed as symbols in the map
view. The display depends on the map scale and
the category.
Destination input via BMW Assist*
A connection to the information service, see
page 217, is established.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Destination input"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "BMW Assist dest. input"
1. "Category search"
Additional information via BMW
Online*
2. "City"
1. "Navigation"
Select or enter location.
2. "Points of interest"
3. "Category"
3. Select a point of interest.
4. Selecting a category.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Category details"
5. "Further info (BMW Online)"
With Professional navigation system: For
some special destinations, several category
details can be selected. Tilt the controller to
the left to exit the category details.
6. "Start search"
The list of points of interest is displayed.
7. Select a point of interest.
Details are displayed.
If several details are included, you can
browse through the pages.
Displaying points of interest in the map
To show symbols for the points of interest in the
map view:
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Display points of interest"
5. Select the setting.
If a phone number is saved, a telephone con‐
nection can be established.
8.
Select the symbol.
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Destination input via map
Selecting a destination
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
Enter destination as a further destination,
see page 145.
▷ "Exit interactive map": back to the map view.
▷ "View north-oriented" or "View direction of
travel"
▷ To change the scale: turn the controller.
▷ To move the map: tilt the controller in the
corresponding direction.
▷ To move the map diagonally: tilt the con‐
troller in the corresponding direction
and turn it.
Specifying the street/road
If the system does not detect a street/road, one
of the following items of information is dis‐
played:
▷ A street name in the vicinity.
▷ The county.
▷ The co-ordinates of the destination.
Additional functions
Press the controller to access the following ad‐
ditional functions available in the interactive
map:
▷ "Display destination": map section around
the destination is displayed.
▷ "Display current location": the map section
around the current location is displayed.
▷ "Search for points of int.": search for points
of interest is started.
Destination input by voice control*
General
▷ Instructions for the voice control system,
see page 21.
▷ A changeover between voice operation and
iDrive is possible when entering destina‐
tions using spoken commands.
▷ Have possible voice commands read
aloud: ›Voice commands‹
Voice commands
▷ For Professional navigation system: City,
street and house number can be entered in
a single command*.
▷ Countries, locations, roads and junctions
can be spoken as whole words* in the lan‐
guage of the system, see page 76, or spelled
out.
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Mobility
4. Select the destination with the cross-hairs.
Driving hints
Select the symbol.
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Navigation
▷
Communication Entertainment
"Interactive map"
Reference
3.
Controls
The current position of the vehicle is shown
in the map.
Navigation
Example: to enter a town/city within Ger‐
many as an entire word, the language of the
system must be German.
▷ Spell out the input if the language spoken
and the language of the system differ.
▷ Pronounce letters fluently and avoid exces‐
sive intonation and pauses.
▷ The options for input depend on the specific
navigation data, country and language set‐
tings.
For Professional navigation system:
Enter the address in a command*
Press the button on the steering
1.
wheel.
▷ Select an entry, ›Entry ...‹, for example
entry 2
▷ Spell the input: ›Spell name of city‹
6. Continue input as specified by the system.
If there are several places with the same name:
Where applicable, places that sound the same
are shown in a list and displayed as a place fol‐
lowed by three dots.
1. Select the entry: ›Yes‹ or ›Entry ...‹ e. g. En‐
try 2.
2. Select the desired location.
Entering street or junction on its own
Enter the street or junction in the same way as
the town/city.
2. ›Destination input‹
3. Wait for the system prompt.
Entering house number on its own
4. Say the address aloud in the sequence sug‐
gested.
Depending on the data present in the navigation
system, house numbers up to 2000 can be en‐
tered.
5. Continue input as specified by the system.
If required, say each part of the address sepa‐
rately, for example town/city.
Entering name of town/city on its own
The place name can be spoken as a word* or
spelled out.
When the destination input menu is displayed:
Press the button on the steering
1.
wheel.
1. ›Building number‹
2. Say the house number.
3. Continue input as specified by the system.
Planning trip with intermediate
destinations
New trip
A trip can be planned using intermediate desti‐
nations.
2. ›City‹ or ›Spell name of city‹
1. "Navigation"
3. Wait for the system to ask for the town/city.
2. "Map"
4. Say the name of the town/city or say at least
the first three letters.
3. If necessary, tilt the controller to the left.
Depending on the input, up to 20 towns/cit‐
ies are suggested.
4.
"Guidance"
5. "Enter new destination"
5. Select the town/city.
▷ Selecting the suggested town/
city: ›Yes‹
▷ Selecting a different town/city: ›New
entry‹
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4. "OK"
In the Professional navigation system:
Selecting stored trips
1. "Navigation"
2. "Saved journeys"
7. Enter an intermediate destination.
3. Select trip.
8. "Start guidance"
4. "Start guidance"
Entering a trip destination
Reversing the trip direction
For one trip, a maximum of 30 intermediate des‐
tinations can be entered.
The intermediate destinations are shown in the
list in reverse order.
1. "Enter new destination"
1. "Map"
2. Select the mode of destination entry.
2.
3. Enter an intermediate destination.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Add as another destination"
4. "Reverse stage dest. order"
6. Press the controller.
Starting the trip
1. Highlight the first destination after entering
all intermediate destinations.
If, for example, the second intermediate
destination is the one highlighted when you
start route guidance, the first intermediate
destination is skipped.
2. "Start guidance"
symbol indicates the active stage of the
trip.
In the Professional navigation system:
Storing a trip
Up to 30 trips can be stored in the trip list. If
necessary, delete existing trips so that new trips
can be saved.
1. "Map"
2.
"Guidance"
3. "Display all stage dest."
4. Select an intermediate destination.
▷ "Edit destination"
▷ "Reposition stage dest.": move the in‐
termediate destination in the list.
▷ "Delete stage destination"
▷ "Go to the next stage dest."
Some options are not possible for some trips.
Navigation
Options for the intermediate
destinations
Communication Entertainment
5. Turn the controller until the intermediate
stop appears at the desired location in the
list.
"Guidance"
In the Professional navigation system:
Deleting stored trips
1. "Saved journeys"
2. Highlight the desired trip.
3. Call up "Options".
Mobility
The intermediate destination is added to the
destinations list and is highlighted.
Driving hints
2. "Save journey"
Controls
Overview
1. Call up "Options".
4. "Delete all journeys" or "Delete journey"
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6. Select the mode of destination entry.
Navigation
In the Professional navigation system:
Importing trips from a USB medium*
3. "Guided Tour search"
1. Switch on ignition.
2. Insert a USB medium into the USB interface,
see page 119, in the glove box.
3. "Navigation"
4. "Saved journeys"
5. "Import journeys"
6. "USB"
7. "OK"
The maximum number of trips that can be saved
on the USB medium and in the navigation sys‐
tem together is 30, otherwise import is not pos‐
sible.
4. Select "Country" and "Region" or search
criteria:
▷ "Search for name"
▷ "Search for nearest Tour"
5. If applicable, "Start search"
In the Professional navigation system:
Importing trips using BMW Online*
6. Select a guided tour.
1. "Navigation"
8. "Start guidance"
2. "Saved journeys"
3. "Import journeys"
4. "BMW Online"
7.
"Start guidance"
Terminate guided tours
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
In the Professional navigation system:
Calling up the last trip
3.
"Guidance"
4. "Stop guidance"
1. "Navigation"
2. "Saved journeys"
3. "Last journey"
Route guidance
4. "Start guidance"
Starting route guidance
In the Professional navigation system:
Guided tours
1. "Navigation"
2. Carry out destination input, see page 138.
3. "Accept destination"
General
Recommended routes can be added to the
route guidance, for example a holiday route.
Starting guided tours
1. "Navigation"
2. "Saved journeys"
4. "Start guidance"
▷ The route is displayed on the control display.
▷ The distance to the destination/intermedi‐
ate destination and the estimated time of ar‐
rival are shown in the map view.
▷ Arrow view is displayed in the instrument
cluster and control display as appropriate.
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Continuing route guidance
If you did not reach your destination during the
last journey, route guidance may be continued.
▷ "Alternative routes": alternative routes
are suggested if possible when route
guidance is active.
With Professional navigation system:
The individual suggestions are shown in
colour.
"Resume guidance"
Driving hints
Route criteria
General
▷ You can influence the route that is calcula‐
ted by selecting various criteria.
▷ You can change the route criteria as often as
you like during destination input or during
route guidance.
▷ Road types form part of the navigation data
and are taken into account in route planning,
for example avoid motorways.
▷ The suggested route can differ from your
personal experience.
5. To select supplementary route criteria, if
necessary:
▷ "Avoid motorways": motorways are
avoided as far as possible.
▷ "Avoid toll roads": routes with tolls are
avoided as far as possible.
▷ The settings are saved for the remote con‐
trol currently in use.
▷ "Avoid pre-paid roads": routes with
long-term tolls are avoided as far as pos‐
sible*.
▷ In the Professional navigation system: The
route criteria cannot be changed for guided
tours.
▷ "Avoid ferries": ferries are avoided as far
as possible.
▷ Route guidance with traffic information, see
page 152.
Altering route criteria
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
4. Select a criterion:
▷
Various views of the course of the route are
available during route guidance:
▷ Arrow display in the instrument cluster and
on the control display.
▷ List of routine sections.
"Route criteria"
▷
Course of route
"Fast route": time-optimised route
resulting from a combination of a route
as short as feasible and fast roads.
"Efficient route": optimised combi‐
nation of the fastest and shortest route.
▷ Map view, see page 149.
Arrow view
The following information is displayed during
route guidance:
Mobility
3.
Overview
"Guidance"
▷ Large arrow: current direction of travel.
▷ Road name of the road you are currently
travelling along.
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3.
Controls
2. "Map"
"Short route": short route, without
regard to how fast or slow progress will
be.
Navigation
1. "Navigation"
▷
Communication Entertainment
Ending route guidance
Navigation
▷ Junction view.
4. Turn the controller. Enter the distance
within which you want to return to the origi‐
nal route.
▷ Driving lane information.
5. Press the controller.
▷ Small arrow: indicator for next change of
heading.
▷ Traffic information.
▷ Distance to the next change of direction.
▷ Street name during the next change of di‐
rection.
Cancel bypass
In case you no longer wish to bypass this section
of the route.
1. "Navigation"
Driving lane information
2. "Route profile"
In arrow view, a triangle indicates the recom‐
mended lane on a multilane carriageway.
3. "New route for:"
4. "Cancel new route"
▷ Solid triangle: optimal driving lane.
▷ Hollow triangle: other lane, acceptable at the
moment. But a lane change might soon be
necessary.
Display list of routine sections
For each route planning, a list of the route sec‐
tions can be displayed. For each route stage, the
distance to be driven and the traffic information
are displayed.
Refuelling recommendation
The remaining range is calculated and, as nee‐
ded, service stations along the way are dis‐
played.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Route profile"
3. "Recommended refuel"
A list of service stations is displayed.
4. Highlight the service station.
1. "Navigation"
With Professional navigation system: In the
split screen, the position of the service sta‐
tion is displayed.
2. "Route profile"
3. Mark route section.
In the Professional navigation system: The
route section is displayed in the split screen.
Bypassing a section of the route
Calculate a new route for a route stage.
5. Select the service station.
6.
Select the symbol.
7. "Start guidance": route guidance to the
service station you selected is started.
"Add as another destination": the service
station is added to the course of the route.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Route profile"
3. "Create new route for"
Switching spoken instructions on/off
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
3.
"Spoken instructions"
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Turn the volume knob during the voice instruc‐
tions until the desired volume is obtained.
Small triangles along the planned route denote
route stages with traffic obstructions, depend‐
ing on the map scale. The direction in which the
triangle is pointing shows the direction of the
obstruction.
Highlight the symbol.
Saving voice instructions to favourites
buttons
The function Enable/disable voice instructions
can be saved to a favourites button, see
page 19, for quick access.
Road signs classify the obstructions.
▷ Red road sign: the obstruction affects the
planned route or direction of travel.
▷ Grey road sign: the obstruction does not af‐
fect the planned route or direction of travel.
Map view
Traffic information, see page 151.
Displaying map view
1. "Navigation"
Planned route
After starting route guidance, the planned route
is shown on the map.
2. "Map"
Overview
Status fields
Display/hide: press the controller.
▷ Upper status field: time, telephone and en‐
tertainment details.
▷ Lower status field: symbol for active route
guidance, status of traffic information, arrival
time and distance to destination.
Function bar
Function bar
Route stage with traffic obstruction
Road sign for traffic obstruction
Planned route
Location
Upper status field
Lower status field
The following functions are available using the
function bar:
Symbol
Overview
Volume of spoken instructions
Function
Switch spoken instructions on/
off.
Change route criteria.
Mobility
Start/stop route guidance.
Search for point of interest.
Displaying traffic information
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3.
Controls
4. Press the controller twice.
Roads and streets are displayed in various col‐
ours and lines in accordance with their classifi‐
cation. Dotted lines denote train and ferry con‐
nections. National borders are denoted by thin
lines.
2. "Map"
Driving hints
1. "Navigation"
Navigation
Lines on the map
Communication Entertainment
Repeating spoken instructions
Navigation
Symbol
Function
Interactive map.
Set map view.
Changes the scale.
To switch to the toolbar, tilt the controller to the
left.
Change map section
"Interactive map"
▷ To move the map: tilt the controller in the
corresponding direction.
▷ To move the map diagonally: tilt the control‐
ler in the corresponding direction and turn it.
Changing the scale
1.
Select the symbol.
2. To change the scale: turn the controller.
Automatically set scale
In the north-facing map view, turn the controller
in any direction until the scale shows AUTO. The
map shows the entire distance between the lo‐
cation and destination.
Settings for map view
The settings are saved for the remote control
currently in use.
Depending on the availability and resolution,
satellite images* are displayed in scales of
2 km to 1000 km, approx. 1 mile to 600 miles.
▷ With Professional navigation system:
"Perspective view in 3D"
Distinctive locations in the navigation data
are shown on the map in 3D.
▷ "Traffic situation/grey map"
The map is optimised to the display of traffic
information, see page 151. Symbols of
points of interest are no longer displayed.
▷ With Professional navigation system:
"Weather"
Weather symbols* are displayed on the map
when route guidance is active.
Displayed symbols: clear skies, overcast
skies, rain, thunderstorms and snow, with
the highest and lowest temperatures in each
case.
The information is updated when starting or
continuing route guidance or when chang‐
ing the destination.
The symbols are displayed in specific se‐
lected scales.
With Business navigation system:
Arrow view
The map is displayed on the control display.
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Arrow view on map"
1. "Navigation"
The arrow view is shown on the map.
2. "Map"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Settings"
Set map view.
▷ "Day/night mode"
Selecting by light ratios and making set‐
tings.
"Traffic situation/grey map" Active: setting
is not taken into account.
▷ With Professional navigation system:
"Satellite images"
With Business navigation system:
Position display
The current position is displayed on the Control
Display as coordinate data or, if possible, with
town and street.
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Current position"
Position is displayed.
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3. Tilt the controller repeatedly to the right until
the split screen is selected.
4. Select "Split screen display" or scale.
5. Select map view.
▷ "Arrow view"
▷ "Map north-oriented"
▷ "Map indicating dir. of travel"
▷ "Map perspective"
▷ "Position"
▷ "3D exit roads": selected exits are dis‐
played three-dimensionally.
▷ "Traffic situation/grey map"
6. To change the scale: switch to split screen
and turn controller.
With Professional navigation system:
Displaying images for destination*
Photos can be displayed for certain destinations
when route guidance is active.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
3. "Guidance"
Traffic information through
BMW Assist*
In several countries, BMW Assist realtime traffic
information, RTTI, is transmitted.
With a valid BMW Assist contract, instead of the
traffic information of the radio station, the traf‐
fice information of BMW Assist is displayed.
In countries in which BMW Assist does not
transmit any traffic information, the traffic infor‐
mation of the radio station will continue to be
displayed.
Wih the traffic information from BMW Assist
traffic disruptions can be located more pre‐
cisely. In addition, for example on routes which
a clear with a radius of approximately 100 km,
approx. 60 miles, are displayed more precisely
around the current position.
The symbol in the function bar of the map
view turns yellow, if the traffic information con‐
cerns the calculated route and the expected de‐
lay is less than 20 minutes. The symbol turns red
if the expected delay is more than 20 minutes or
the route is blocked.
5. Depending on the offering, various photos
can be selected.
"Traffic situation/grey map": information on traf‐
fic flow, for example, traffic jam or queuing traf‐
fic, are only shown in this setting of the map
view, see page 152. The preview map in the list
of the traffic information also shows this setting.
Traffic information*
Switching reception on/off
4. "Pictures at destination"
▷ Allows traffic information from radio stations
to be displayed that is transmitted by the
Traffic Message Channel, TMC, of a traffic
warning service. Information on traffic ob‐
structions and dangers is continuously up‐
dated.
Mobility
1. "Navigation"
Overview
Overview
The symbol in the function bar of the map
view turns red if traffic information affects
the calculated route.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Receive traffic info"
Calling up the list of traffic information
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
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1. Call up "Options".
Controls
▷ Traffic information for the vicinity is stored
in a list.
Driving hints
Regardless of the main screen, the map view can
be selected for the split-screen.
Navigation
▷ Traffic information is displayed on the map
by symbols.
Communication Entertainment
With Professional navigation system:
Map view for split screen
Navigation
3.
"Traffic information"
The traffic information affecting the compu‐
ted route is shown first. The various items of
traffic information are sorted by distance
from the vehicle's current position.
With traffic information from BMW Assist* at
the start of the list, information on diversions
is also displayed.
4. Select the item of traffic information.
"More information": displays further in‐
formation.
5. If applicable, browse to the next or the pre‐
ceding item of traffic information.
▷ Grey: general traffic information, for exam‐
ple roadworks.
The information displayed depend on the spe‐
cific traffic information service.
Filtering traffic information
Select the traffic information you want displayed
on the map.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Traffic info categories"
5. Select the desired categories.
Traffic information in the map
"Traffic situation/grey map" Active: indications
on the Control Display are toggled to grey-scale.
This facilitates optimum traffic information dis‐
play. Day/night mode is not taken into consid‐
eration for this setting. Symbols or points of in‐
terest are not displayed.
1. "Navigation"
2. "Map"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Settings"
5. "Traffic situation/grey map"
Symbols in the map view
Depending on the scale of the map and location
of the traffic obstruction in relation to the route,
the symbols for traffic obstructions are dis‐
played.
Traffic information in the selected category is
displayed on the map.
▷ Traffic information affecting the route ahead
are always shown.
▷ For the sake of safety, traffic information re‐
lating to potential hazards (vehicle driving in
wrong direction on motorway, for example)
cannot be hidden.
"Traffic flow": with traffic information from
BMW Assist* this category is not considered.
Additional information in the map view
Route guidance with traffic information
Depending on the scale, the length, direction
and effect of a traffic obstruction are indicated
by road signs in the map or bars along the cal‐
culated route.
Diversion suggestions from the navigation sys‐
tem may be taken manually with partially dy‐
namic route guidance. With dynamic route guid‐
ance they are recorded automatically in the
route guidance.
▷ Red: traffic jam.
▷ Orange: queuing traffic.
▷ Yellow: heavy traffic.
▷ Green: free-flowing traffic.
Partially dynamic route guidance
Partially dynamic route guidance is active when
traffic information reception is switched on.
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Online*
Accepting a diversion:
3. "Country info (BMW Online)"
Specific information on countries can be trans‐
ferred via BMW Online, see page 219, for ex‐
ample speed limits on B roads.
4. "Detour information"
"Detour"
Updating navigation data
General
Dynamic route guidance
The route is automatically changed if a traffic
obstruction is encountered.
▷ The system does not indicate traffic ob‐
structions on the original route.
▷ Traffic information is still displayed on the
map.
▷ Depending on the type of road and the na‐
ture and length of the traffic congestion, it is
also possible that the route is calculated so
that it cuts across the traffic congestion.
▷ Particular dangers are displayed independ‐
ently of the setting.
Activating dynamic route guidance:
1. "Navigation"
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Dynamic guidance"
You can obtain navigation data and the activa‐
tion code from your Service centre. Navigation
data is saved in the vehicle and can be updated.
▷ Depending on the volume of data, updating
the data can take several hours.
▷ Update while the vehicle is in motion, to save
the battery.
▷ Only the basic functions of the navigation
system are available while an update is in
progress.
▷ You can check the status of the update proc‐
ess.
▷ After updating, the system reboots.
Driving hints
Navigation
"Traffic information"
3. "Navigation system version" Information re‐
garding the version of the data is displayed.
▷ The device containing the navigation update
data can be removed following the update.
Professional navigation system:
Carrying out an update
1. Insert navigation DVD into the DVD player
with the labelled side upwards.
2. Follow the instructions on the control dis‐
play.
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Mobility
2. "Map"
5.
1. "Navigation"
2. Call up "Options".
1. "Navigation"
3.
Information on navigation data
Reference
Diversions can also be accepted if the traffic
messages are called up using the list.
Navigation data
Communication Entertainment
2. Call up "Options".
Controls
1. "Navigation"
"Detour"
For particular dangers, for example objects on
the road, a message is displayed with no diver‐
sion option.
Overview
The systems takes into account the existing
traffic information during the route guidance. A
message is displayed depending on the route,
the traffic information and the possible diversion
routes. If there is a traffic obstruction, a diversion
is offered if possible. The route and time differ‐
ence between the original route and the diver‐
sion are also displayed.
Navigation
3. Enter the activation code of the navigation
DVD and, if necessary, change the DVD.
The data stored do not contain the destina‐
tion data.
After interrupting the journey, follow the instruc‐
tions on the control display.
Choose a destination as close as possible to
the original one.
Business navigation system: Carrying
out an update
1. Insert a USB medium with navigation data
into the USB interface in the glove box.
2. Follow the instructions on the control dis‐
play.
3. Enter the activation code of the USB me‐
dium with navigation data.
4. Starting
After starting, the system restarts and updates
the navigation data while the vehicle is in mo‐
tion*.
▷ Map view shown in grey scales?
"Traffic situation/grey map" Active: indica‐
tions on the Control Display are toggled to
grey-scale. This facilitates optimum traffic
information display.
▷ Spoken instructions cease to be given im‐
mediately before junctions during route
guidance?
Area is not fully recorded, or you have devi‐
ated from the suggested route and the sys‐
tem requires a few seconds to calculate a
new route.
Checking status
1.
Press the button.
2. "Navigation update"
What to do if...
▷ The current position cannot be displayed.
The car is in an area not covered by the data,
is in a poor reception area or the system is
currently calculating the position. Reception
will normally be possible outdoors.
▷ A destination without a street is not trans‐
ferred to the route guidance system.
No city centre can be determined for the
place entered.
Enter any street in the place selected and
start route guidance.
▷ A destination is not transferred to the route
guidance system.
The data for the destination is not available
in the navigation data. Choose a destination
as close as possible to the original one.
▷ Letters cannot be selected for destination
input.
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Navigation
Driving hints
Controls
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Entertainment
This chapter ensures your enjoyment when
receiving radio and television stations or when
playing CDs, DVDs and tracks from the music
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Sound
General
Volume
The sound settings are saved for the remote
control currently in use.
▷ "Speed volume": adaptation of the volume
depending on speed*
Treble, bass, balance, fader
▷ "PDC": volume of the PDC sound signal*
relative to the sound output from the enter‐
tainment system.
▷ "Treble": treble adjustment.
▷ "Bass": bass adjustment.
▷ "Balance": left/right volume distribution.
▷ "Fader": front/rear volume distribution.
Setting the treble, bass, balance and
fader
1. "CD/Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"
2. "Tone"
▷ "Gong": volume of the sound signal, for ex‐
ample for seat belt reminder, in relation to
the sound output from the entertainment
system.
▷ "Microphone": microphone* volume during
a telephone call.
▷ "Loudspeak.": loudspeaker* volume during
a telephone call.
The following volumes are stored only for the
respective connected telephone:
"Microphone", "Loudspeak.".
Adjusting volumes
1. "CD/Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"
2. "Tone"
3. "Volume settings"
4. Select the desired volume setting.
3. Select the desired sound setting.
5. Adjusting: turn the controller.
6. Saving: press the controller.
4. Adjusting: turn the controller.
5. Saving: press the controller.
Resetting the sound settings
1. "CD/Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"
2. "Tone"
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Mobility
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Driving hints
Controls
Overview
3. "Reset"
Radio
Radio
Controls
3. Select the desired station.
Switching entertainment sources
On/off, volume
The selected station is saved for the remote
control currently in use.
With navigation system: favourite buttons*
Without navigation system: radio station
buttons
Changing stations using the button
Press the button.
Changing station/track
Ejecting CD/DVD
Saving stations
CD/DVD* player
1. "Radio"
Traffic reports on/off
2. "FM" or "AM"
3. Highlight the desired station.
Sound output
Switching on/off
Press the on/off button on the radio when the
ignition is switched off.
Muting
Press the on/off button on the radio with the ig‐
nition switched on or engine running.
4. Press and hold down the controller.
5. Select the desired memory location.
AM/FM stations
The stations are saved for the remote control
currently in use.
Selecting station
With navigation system: The station can also be
stored on the favourite buttons*, see page 19.
1. "Radio"
2. "FM" or "AM"
Without navigation system: The station can also
be stored on the radio station buttons, see
page 164.
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Station selection via frequency.
Certain FM stations broadcast regional pro‐
grammes at certain times of day. The following
settings are possible:
Reception quality may deteriorate when you
go beyond its transmission area. If there is
poor reception quality for a longer period,
there is a switch to a regional programme
with better reception.
▷ REG function off:
To save a station: press and hold down the con‐
troller.
RDS*
RDS broadcasts additional information in the
FM waveband, for example the station name.
For a station with a number of frequencies, an
automatic changeover to the frequency with the
best reception quality takes place if required.
When you leave the transmission area for
the regional station that is tuned, the radio
changes over to a new regional station if
available.
When in an area with at least two regional
stations, the radio may switch between the
stations. If this happens, switch on the REG
function.
Switching REG function on/off
1. "Radio"
2. "FM"
3. Call up "Options".
Switching RDS on/off
4. "REG"
1. "Radio"
2. "FM"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "RDS"
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
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The set regional programme is retained for
as long as possible.
Driving hints
5. To select the frequency: turn the controller.
Recommended setting.
Navigation
4. In the waveband "AM", select if necessary
between "MW", "SW".
▷ REG function on:
Communication Entertainment
3. "Manual search"
Mobility
2. "FM" or "AM"
Reference
1. "Radio"
Overview
Manual station selection
Radio
Digital radio, DAB*
3. Where applicable, select "All ensembles" or
the desired ensemble.
Principle
Up to 15 digital stations are combined into what
is known as ensembles. Some stations feature
additional programmes. Sports stations, for ex‐
ample, may broadcast various sports events at
the same time.
Station search*
The list of receivable stations will not be updated
automatically. To perform an update, start the
station search manually.
4. Select the desired station.
1. "Radio"
2. "DAB"
3. If applicable, "All ensembles"
4. "Station search"
Cancelling the station search
Call up any saved station via:
▷ Favourites buttons.
▷ "Saved stations"
Changing stations
Press the button.
Selecting station
1. "Radio"
Changing the ensemble
2. "DAB"
It is only possible to change the ensemble if the
following has been selected: "All ensembles".
Press and hold down the button.
Saving stations
1. "Radio"
2. "DAB"
3. Select the desired station.
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With navigation system: The station can also be
stored on the favourite buttons*, see page 19.
3. Call up "Options".
2. "DAB"
4. "Autom. DAB/FM changeover"
Some stations broadcast additional information
in text form.
1. "Radio"
3. Select the desired station.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Station information"
Symbol* beside the station name indicates
that a digital station is being played as analogue.
Symbol beside the station name indicates
that a digital station is being played as digital in
another ensemble.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
Additional programmes
Symbol indicates that a selected station con‐
tains additional programmes. Sports stations,
for example, may broadcast various sports
events at the same time.
Automatic DAB/FM changeover*
1. "Radio"
2. "DAB"
General
3. Select the desired station.
A station is automatically changed over if it is no
longer available and the DAB/FM changeover is
activated.
4. Press the controller.
First of all, a search is run for the station in an‐
other ensemble. If it is not available in another
ensemble, the station’s analogue frequency is
searched for.
Automatic changeover is only possible if the
corresponding station’s signal is available in ad‐
equate quality and the IDs of the stations match.
5. Select the additional station.
Navigation
Displaying additional information
Driving hints
Controls
Without navigation system: The station can also
be stored on the radio station buttons, see
page 164.
2. "DAB"
Overview
The stations are saved for the remote control
currently in use.
Communication Entertainment
5. Select the desired memory location.
Switching on automatic DAB/FM
changeover
Saved stations
General
Forty stations can be saved.
Mobility
4. Press the controller again.
Calling up a station
2. "Saved stations"
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Radio
3. Select the desired station.
Traffic reports*
Saving stations
Display in the status field
The currently selected station is saved.
▷ TP white: traffic radio switched on, traffic
radio station available.
1. "Radio"
2. "Saved stations"
3. "Save station"
▷ TP grey: traffic radio switched on, no traffic
radio station available.
▷ No display: Traffic Program is switched off.
Switching Traffic Program on/off
Press the button.
The traffic report station with the stron‐
gest reception is chosen.
The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐
rently in use.
4. Select the desired memory location.
Interrupting a traffic report
The list of saved stations is saved for the remote
control currently in use.
Press one of the following buttons during a traf‐
fic radio report:
With navigation system: The station can also be
stored on the favourite buttons*, see page 19.
▷
▷
Without navigation system: On radio
station buttons
1. Select the desired station.
2.
Press the desired button for longer
than two seconds.
Adjusting the volume
Turn the volume knob during a traffic report until
the desired volume is obtained.
To call up a stored station, briefly pressure the
corresponding button.
Deleting a station
1. "Radio"
2. "Saved stations"
3. Select the desired station.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Delete entry"
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It may take a few minutes to read compressed
audio files.
Overview
CD/multimedia
A CD/DVD is in the CD/DVD player or the DVD
changer*.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Controls
Starting play
3. Select the desired CD or DVD.
Switching entertainment sources
On/off, volume
With navigation system: favourite buttons*
Driving hints
2. "CD/DVD"
CD/DVD* player
Traffic reports on/off
Symbol
Meaning
CD/DVD* player
Sound output
Switching on/off
Press the on/off button on the radio when the
ignition is switched off.
Muting
Press the on/off button on the radio with the ig‐
nition switched on or engine running.
...
DVD changer*
Formats that can be played
▷ DVD: DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVDRW, DVD+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD+R DL,
DVD-Audio (only video system), DVDVideo*.
▷ CD: CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, CD-DA,
VCD*, SVCD*.
▷ Compressed audio files: MP3, WMA, AAC*,
M4A*.
CD/ DVD*
Playback
Playing audio tracks
Inserting a CD/ DVD*
Selecting a track using button
Insert the CD/DVD with the label side upper‐
most.
Press button repeatedly until the de‐
sired track is played.
The disk begins to play automatically.
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Ejecting CD/DVD
Mobility
Changing station/track
Reference
Navigation
Without navigation system: radio station
buttons
CD/multimedia
Selecting a track using the iDrive
Displaying track information
Audio CDs
If information is saved for a track, this is dis‐
played automatically:
Select the desired track to start playback.
CDs/ DVDs* with compressed audio files
Depending on the data, it might occur that not
all characters on the CD/DVD are displayed cor‐
rectly.
1. Select the directory as appropriate.
To change to a higher-level directory: tilt the
controller to the left.
▷ Artist.
▷ Album title.
▷ Number of tracks on the CD/DVD*.
▷ File name of the track.
Random playback
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "CD/DVD"
3. Select the desired CD or DVD*.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Random"
2. Select the desired track to start playback.
CDs/ DVDs* with compressed audio files: All
tracks in the selected directory are played in or‐
der.
Random is switched off when the audio source
is changed and the ignition is switched off.
Fast forward/rewind
Keep button pressed.
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Selected CDs or DVDs are repeated automati‐
cally.
4.
Overview
Automatic repeat*
"DVD menu"
Video playback*
Country codes
Code Region
USA, Canada
VCD/SVCD
Japan, Europe, Middle East, South Af‐
rica
1. "CD/Multimedia"
South-East Asia
3. Select a CD/DVD with video content.
Australia, Central and South America,
New Zealand
North-West Asia, North Africa
Video menu
China
All regions
To open the Video menu: turn the controller
while the DVD is playing.
2. "CD/DVD"
4.
"Select track"
Driving hints
Controls
Only DVDs with the code of your home region
can be played. See also the information on your
DVD.
Navigation
5. Select the desired title.
Symbol
Playback
Function
The video image is shown on the front control
display up to a speed of approximately 3 km/h,
2 mph. In some countries, it is only shown with
the parking brake engaged or in position P of the
automatic transmission.
Calls up the DVD menu.
DVD video
Next chapter
Starts playback.
Pause
Stop
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Previous chapter
2. "CD/DVD"
Fast forward
Communication Entertainment
If "Back" is displayed, press the controller.
For fast forward/rewind: each time the controller
is pressed, the speed increases. To stop, start
playback.
Mobility
Rewind
1. If necessary, turn the controller to call up the
Video menu.
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DVD menu
CD/multimedia
2.
"DVD menu"
The DVD menu is displayed. The display de‐
pends on the contents of the DVD.
3. "Subtitles"
4. Select the desired language or "Do not
display subtitles".
3. To select menu items: tilt and press the con‐
troller.
To change to the Video menu: turn and press the
controller.
Settings for DVD/VCD
For some DVDs, settings are only possible via
the DVD menu, see also information on your
DVD.
Selecting language*
Setting the brightness, contrast, colour
The languages available depend on the DVD.
1. Turn the controller while the DVD is playing.
1. Turn the controller while the DVD is playing.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Audio/language"
4. Select the desired language.
Selecting subtitles*
The available subtitles depend on the DVD.
1. Turn the controller while the DVD is playing.
2. Call up "Options".
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Display settings"
4. "Brightness", "Contrast" or "Colour"
5. Turn the controller until the desired setting
is reached and press the controller.
Selecting zoom
Display video picture over full screen.
1. Turn the controller while the DVD is playing.
2. Call up "Options".
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DVD changer*
Overview
3. "Other options"
Selecting title
The DVD changer is located behind the left side
trim in the boot.
DVD video:
1. With the DVD menu displayed, turn the con‐
troller.
Controls and displays
2. Call up "Options".
Driving hints
Controls
Inside the boot
4. "Select title"
5. Select the desired title.
VCD/SVCD:
"Select track"
2. Select the desired title.
The availability of an alternative camera angle
depends on the DVD and the current track on
the DVD.
1. Turn the controller while the DVD is playing.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Other options"
4. "Viewing angle"
5. Select the desired angle of view.
Calling up the main menu, Back
These functions are not included on every DVD.
Therefore, they may not be available for use.
Emptying the DVD compartments
LED on the DVD compartment
Buttons for DVD compartments
DVD compartment
Filling the DVD compartments
Filling the DVD compartments
individually
1.
Press the button.
The LED on the first vacant compartment
flashes.
2. Select a different compartment if necessary.
3. Wait until the LEDs on the DVD compart‐
ment flash.
4. Insert a single CD or DVD in the centre.
The CD/DVD is pulled in automatically and
stored in the selected compartment.
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Mobility
Select camera angle*
Reference
1.
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
3. "Other options"
CD/multimedia
Inserting CDs/DVDs
Only insert CD/DVD if the LEDs on the
DVD compartment are flashing, otherwise the
CD/DVD or the DVD changer could be damaged.
Do not force the CD/DVD into the drive; it could
jam and you might not be able to eject it.◀
Filling all the available DVD
compartments
1.
Press and hold down the button.
The LEDs on the vacant compartments
flash.
2. Wait until the LEDs on the DVD compart‐
ment flash and then insert a CD or DVD,
making sure it is centred.
The CDs/DVDs are drawn in automatically
and stowed in the empty compartments.
Inserting CDs/DVDs
Only insert CD/DVD if the LEDs on the
DVD compartment are flashing, otherwise the
CD/DVD or the DVD changer could be damaged.
Do not force the CD/DVD into the drive; it could
jam and you might not be able to eject it.◀
It may take a few minutes to read the CDs/DVDs
after loading.
Removing CDs/DVDs individually
Press the button.
1.
2. Select the DVD compartment.
The CD/DVD is pushed out slightly.
1. Press one of the two buttons:
▷
▷
The last CD/DVD inserted is pushed out
slightly.
2. Remove the CD/DVD.
When the LEDs are no longer flashing quickly,
the DVD changer is operational again.
Playing audio tracks*
The audio track of a DVD can be played even if
video playback is not possible in the vehicle.
Only the main film is played, without intro or ex‐
tras.
Starting play
There is a DVD in the DVD changer.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "CD/DVD"
3. Select the desired DVD.
Selecting a chapter using the button
Press button repeatedly until the de‐
sired chapter is played.
Selecting a chapter using iDrive
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "CD/DVD"
3. Select the desired DVD.
3. Remove the CD/DVD.
4. Select the desired chapter.
Removing all CDs/DVDs
Fast forward/rewind
1.
Keep button pressed.
Press and hold down the button.
2. Remove the CDs/DVDs.
Selecting language*
Faults
The languages available depend on the DVD.
A fault has occurred if all the LEDs on the DVD
changer are flashing quickly.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Repairing the fault:
2. "CD/DVD"
3. Select the desired DVD.
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5. "Audio/language"
The CD/DVD or the focussing lens can carry
condensation due to high humidity and playback
may temporarily not be possible.
6. Select the desired language.
Notes
Overview
4. Call up "Options".
▷ Use only round CDs/DVDs with a standard
diameter of 12 cm, 5 in and do not use CDs/
DVDs in conjunction with adapters, for ex‐
ample CD singles. Otherwise the CDs or the
adapter could jam and be impossible to
eject.
▷ Do not use combined CD/DVDs, for example
DVD Plus, as otherwise the CD/DVD could
jam and be impossible to eject.◀
General malfunctions
▷ The CD/DVD players and changers have
been optimised for operation in your vehicle.
In some instances, they may be more sen‐
sitive to faulty CDs/DVDs than devices for
stationary use.
▷ If a CD/DVD cannot be played back, first
check whether it has been inserted cor‐
rectly.
Driving hints
▷ Do not use CDs/DVDs with adhesive
labels that have been affixed subse‐
quently, as these may peel off while in
the drive as a result of the tempera‐
tures to which these media are ex‐
posed during playing. This could dam‐
age the system irreparably.
▷ Only write on the upper side of CDs/DVDs
using a special marker pen.
Damage
▷ Avoid causing fingerprints and protect
against dust, scratches and moisture.
▷ Store CDs/DVDs in a case.
▷ Do not expose CDs/DVDs to temperatures
above 50 ℃/122 ℉, high levels of humidity
or direct sunlight.
CDs/DVDs with copy protection
CDs/DVDs are often copy-protected by the
manufacturer. This could result in CDs/DVDs
being impossible to play, or only being playable
with restrictions.
MACROVISION
This product contains copyrighted technology
based on a number of registered US patents and
intellectual property of the Macrovision Corpo‐
ration and other manufacturers. The use of this
copy protection must be approved by Macrovi‐
sion. Media with the corresponding protection –
unless otherwise agreed with Macrovision – may
only be shown privately. It is prohibited to copy
this technology.
DTS Digital Surround™
Manufactured under licence of US pat‐
ent numbers: 5,451,942; 5,956,674;
5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,487,535 & and other
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Using CDs/DVDs
▷ With self-recorded CDs/DVDs, possible
causes include inconsistent data-creation
or burning process, low quality or high age
of the CD/DVD blank.
Communication Entertainment
CDs and DVDs
Self-recorded CDs/DVDs
Mobility
All BMW CD/DVD players and changers
are Class 1 laser products. Do not operate when
the cover is damaged, otherwise it could cause
severe eye injuries.◀
Reference
Do not remove the cover
If malfunctions occur only with individual CDs/
DVDs, this can be due to one of the following:
Controls
Malfunctions with individual CDs/DVDs
CD/DVD player and changer
CD/multimedia
patents issued and applied for in the USA and
worldwide. DTS and the logo are registered
trademarks & DTS Digital Surround and the DTS
logos are trademarks of DTS Inc. © DTS, Inc. All
rights reserved.
ing. Some services supplied under license from
Open Globe, Inc. for U.S. Patent: #6,304,523.
Saving from CD/DVD
1. Insert a CD or DVD in the CD/DVD player.
2. "CD/Multimedia"
Music collection*
3. "CD/DVD"
Music memory
5. "Save in car"
4.
Select the symbol for the CD/DVD player.
General
Tracks from CDs/DVDs and USB media can be
saved in the music collection on a hard disk in
the vehicle and played from there.
▷ Audio CD: tracks are converted into a com‐
pressed audio format. Information on the al‐
bum, for example artist, is saved, if applica‐
ble.
▷ CD/DVD or USB medium with compressed
audio files: the entire content of the CD/DVD
or USB medium is saved as an album in the
vehicle. WMA, MP3, M4A* and AAC* for‐
mats are saved. Tracks and directories can
be deleted later individually, Delete tracks
and directory, see page 175.
Tracks with copy protection, DRM, are
saved, but cannot be played.
Backing up music data
Back up music data regularly, as otherwise
it could be lost in the event of a fault in the hard
disk.◀
Music recognition technology and re‐
lated data are provided by Gracenote®.
Gracenote is the industry standard in music rec‐
ognition technology and related content deliv‐
ery. For more information, please visit
www.gracenote.com.
CD and music-related data from Gracenote, Inc.,
copyright © 2000-2009 Gracenote. Gracenote
Software, copyright © 2000-2009 Gracenote.
This product and service may practice one or
more of the following U.S. Patents: #5,987,525;
#6,061,680; #6,154,773, #6,161,132,
#6,230,192, #6,230,207, #6,240,459,
#6,330,593, and other patents issued or pend‐
The music collection is displayed and the first
track of the CD/DVD is played. The tracks are
played in the normal order during saving.
During saving, bear the following in mind:
Do not switch to the CD/DVD player and do not
remove the CD from the CD/DVD player, as oth‐
erwise saving is interrupted. It is possible to
change over to the other audio sources without
interrupting saving. Tracks of the current CD/
DVD that have already been saved can also be
called up.
Interrupting saving
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "CD/DVD"
3. "Saving..."
4. "Cancel saving"
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Overview
The saving process is interrupted and can be
continued at any time.
6. "Import music (USB)"
Resuming saving
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "CD/DVD"
4. "Continue saving"
CD/DVD saving is continued at the start of the
track for which saving was interrupted.
During the saving process, the information, for
example the name of the artist, is saved for the
tracks if this information is available in the data‐
base in the vehicle or on the CD.
To update the database, contact your Service
centre.
If the titles do not stored any information, the
entire album information, see page 175, of the
CD may be updated using BMW Online*.
Playing music
Music search
All tracks for which information is saved can be
called up via music search. All tracks for which
no information is saved can be called up via the
corresponding album, see page 174.
Navigation
Information on the album
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. "Music search"
Saving from a USB medium
To save music, a suitable medium must be con‐
nected to the USB interface in the glove box.
▷ Suitable media: USB mass storage facilities,
for example USB memory sticks or MP3
players with USB interface.
▷ Unsuitable media: USB hard disks, USB
hubs, USB memory card readers with a
number of bays, Apple iPod/iPhone. Music
from an Apple iPod/iPhone can be played
using the USB audio interface in the centre
armrest.
Driving hints
Controls
Select the symbol for the CD/DVD player.
4. Select the desired category.
1. Connect the USB medium to the USB inter‐
face in the glove box, see page 119.
Communication Entertainment
3.
2. "CD/Multimedia"
Mobility
3. "Music collection"
4. Call up "Options".
▷ Select "A-Z search", see page 19, and
make the desired entry.
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5. Select the desired entry:
CD/multimedia
▷ Select the desired entry from the list.
3. "Current playback"
6. Select further categories as appropriate.
The tracks found are listed in alphabetical
order.
Not all categories need to be selected. To
find, for example, all the tracks of a certain
artist, only call up the artist. All tracks by that
artist will be displayed.
7. "Start playback"
The list of tracks is repeated automatically.
Starting new music search
"New search"
4. If applicable, select the desired track.
Top 50
The 50 most played tracks.
Music search using voice control*
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Instructions for the voice control system, see
page 21.
2. "Music collection"
Press the button on the steering
1.
wheel.
3. "Top 50"
4. If applicable, select the desired track.
Albums
2. ›Music search‹
3. Call up the desired category, for exam‐
ple ›Select artist‹.
4. Say the desired entry from the list.
5. Select further categories as appropriate.
Selecting the track directly: ›Title ...‹.
Say the spoken command and the name of the
desired track together in one command.
Currently playing
List of tracks last generated by a music search,
or the last album selected.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
All saved albums, listed in the order of the date
of saving.
Symbol
Format
Audio CD
Compressed audio files
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Select the desired album.
Depending on the album, the tracks or sub‐
directories of the album are displayed. The
2. "Music collection"
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4. Call up "Options".
5. "Rename album"
Controls
first track will be played automatically if pos‐
sible.
All the tracks in the selection are played in ran‐
dom order.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Random"
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Highlight the desired album.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Delete album"
Deleting directory and track
It may not be possible to delete a track while it
is being played,
or to delete a directory while a track from that
directory is being played.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Highlight the directory or track.
4. Call up "Options".
Managing music
5. "Delete folder" or "Delete track"
Albums
Album information*
Renaming album*
If no information was saved for audio CDs during
saving, it can be updated later via BMW Online
as required.
If applicable, the name of the album is entered
automatically during saving. If the name is un‐
known it can also be changed.
Driving hints
It may not be possible to delete an album while
a track from that album is being played.
The update takes place for each individual al‐
bum.
Navigation
Random playback
Deleting album
Communication Entertainment
To change to a higher-level directory: tilt the
controller to the left.
6. Select the letters individually.
Mobility
4. Change directories if necessary to select a
track.
2. "Music collection"
3. Highlight the desired album.
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Updating album information via BMW
Online
6. "Music data import/export"
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Highlight the desired album.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Update album info online"
7. "Backup music on USB"
If it was possible to save the album information,
the name of the album is displayed.
Free capacity
Display free capacity in the music collection.
Saving music collection to the vehicle
1. "CD/Multimedia"
When music is saved from a USB medium, the
existing music collection in the vehicle is re‐
placed.
2. "Music collection"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Memory available"
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Call up "Options".
Music collection
Backing up music collection
The entire music collection can be backed up on
a USB medium. Ensure that the USB medium
has adequate free capacity.
Depending on the number of tracks, backing up
the music collection can take several hours. This
is why it is best to make the backup during a
longer journey.
4. "Music data import/export"
5. "Restore music from USB"
Deleting music collection
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Music collection"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Delete music collection"
1. Starting the engine.
2. Connect the USB medium to the USB inter‐
face in the glove box.
3. "CD/Multimedia"
4. "Music collection"
5. Call up "Options".
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USB audio interface*
The volume of the sound output depends on the
audio device. If this volume differs significantly
from other audio sources, it makes sense to bal‐
ance the volumes.
Audio interface for mobile phone*
Adjust volume
Bluetooth audio*
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Symbol Meaning
AUX-IN port
Overview
Overview
The sound is output via the vehicle loudspeak‐
ers.
Controls
External devices
2. If applicable, "External devices"
"AUX front"
Driving hints
3.
4. "Volume"
▷ Connection of audio devices is possible, for
example MP3 players. The sound output is
via the vehicle loudspeakers.
5. Turn the controller until the desired volume
setting is reached and press the controller.
USB audio interface* /mobile phone
audio interface*
Overview
External audio devices can be connected, Op‐
eration is done using the iDrive. The sound out‐
put is via the vehicle loudspeakers.
The AUX-IN port is in the centre armrest.
Connect the headphones or line-out connection
of the equipment to the jack connector.
Playback
1. Connect the audio device, switch it on and
select a track.
2. "CD/Multimedia"
3. If applicable, "External devices"
4.
"AUX front"
Connection options for external devices
▷ Connection is via USB audio interface: Ap‐
ple iPod/iPhone, USB devices, for example
MP3 player, USB memory sticks or mobile
phones that are supported by the USB audio
interface.
▷ Connection is via snap-in adapter if your ve‐
hicle is equipped with extended connectivity
of the music player in the mobile phone: Ap‐
ple iPhone or mobile phones.
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Communication Entertainment
Connecting
Navigation
▷ Recommendation: medium sound and vol‐
ume settings on the audio device. The
sound might depend on the quality of the
audio files.
Mobility
Overview
Reference
AUX-IN port
CD/multimedia
Playback only possible if there is no plug in
the AUX-IN port.
Connection of USB device via USB
audio interface
Due to the large variety of the audio devices
available on the market, operation using the ve‐
hicle cannot be ensured for every audio device/
mobile phone.
Ask at your Service centre regarding suitable
audio devices/mobile phones.
Audio files
Playback of common audio files is possible:
▷ MP3.
The USB audio interface is in the centre armrest.
▷ WMA.
Connect using the flexible adapter cable. This
protects the USB interface and your USB device
against mechanical damage.
▷ WAV (PCM).
▷ AAC*, M4A*.
Connect the USB device to the
USB interface.
▷ Playback lists: M3U, WPL*, PLS*.
Connection of Apple iPod/iPhone via
USB audio interface
After connecting for the first time
Information on all titles, e.g. interpretation on
type of music, as well as the playback lists are
transferred to the vehicle. This might take some
time, depending on the USB device and the
number of tracks.
During transfer, the tracks can be called up via
the file directory.
The USB audio interface is in the centre armrest.
For the connection, use the special cable
adapter for the Apple iPod/iPhone, available
from the Service centre, or a flexible adapter ca‐
ble*.
Connect the Apple iPod/iPhone
to the AUX-IN port and USB in‐
terface using the special cable
adapter or to the USB interface
using the flexible adapter cable*.
The menu structure of the Apple
iPod/iPhone is supported by the USB audio in‐
terface.
Number of tracks
Information on up to four USB devices or for ap‐
proximately 16000 or 36000* titles can be
stored in the vehicle. If a fifth device is connec‐
ted or more than 16000 or 36000* tracks are
saved, the information from existing tracks will
be deleted if required.
Copy protection
Music tracks with integrated Digital Rights Man‐
agement (DRM) cannot be played.
Playback
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "External devices"
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▷ Select the desired entry from the list.
Playing starts with the first track.
6. Select further categories as appropriate.
or
Not all categories need to be selected. If, for
example, all the tracks of a certain artist are
to be displayed, it is sufficient to call up only
this artist. All tracks by that artist will be dis‐
played.
Searching for tracks
7. "Start playback"
▷ Additionally for USB devices: file directory,
composer if necessary.
The titles are displayed if they have been cre‐
ated with Roman letters.
Starting the track search
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Playlists
Calling up playlists.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "External devices"
3. Select the
symbol.
"Search"
or
symbol.
"Playlists"
Currently playing
List of currently played tracks.
5. Select the desired category, for example
"Genre" or "Artist".
All entries are shown in a list.
▷ Call up "A-Z search" and make the de‐
sired entry. When you enter a character,
a filter is run on the basis of this charac‐
ter as the first letter. When you enter
several characters, all the results that
contain this character string are dis‐
played.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "External devices"
3. Select the
4.
or
symbol.
"Current playback"
Random playback
The current list of tracks is played in random or‐
der.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "External devices"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Random"
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4.
or
"New search"
4.
2. "External devices"
3. Select the
Starting a new track search
Navigation
▷ Information: type of music, interpretation, if
necessary composer, album, track.
Communication Entertainment
▷ Playlists
Mobility
Options via:
Driving hints
In the split-screen view, split-screen*, after a
few seconds, the CD cover belonging to the title
is displayed.
Controls
Overview
3. Select the
CD/multimedia
Fast forward/rewind
Keep button pressed.
Video playback*
Overview
Video playback possible through snap-in
adapter. Operation is done using the iDrive. The
sound output is via the vehicle loudspeakers.
Notes on connecting
▷ The connected audio device is supplied with
a maximum of 500 mA if the device supports
this. Do not, therefore, also connect the de‐
vice to a socket in the vehicle as otherwise
perfect playback cannot be guaranteed.
▷ Do not insert the plug forcibly in the USB in‐
terface.
▷ Do not connect any devices such as fans or
lights to the USB audio interface.
▷ Do not connect up USB hard drives.
Playback
The video image is shown on the front control
display up to a speed of approximately 3 km/h,
2 mph. In some countries, it is only shown with
the parking brake engaged or in position P of the
automatic transmission.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "External devices"
3.
Select the symbol.
4.
"Video"
5. Select the directory as appropriate.
To change to a higher-level directory: tilt the
controller to the left.
▷ Do not use the USB audio interface for
charging external devices.
Bluetooth audio*
Overview
▷ Playback of music files from external devi‐
ces such as audio devices or mobile phones
via Bluetooth is possible.
Using a mobile phone as an audio source,
see page 197.
▷ The sound output is via the vehicle loud‐
speakers.
6. Select the desired video file to start play‐
back.
▷ The volume of the sound output depends on
the device. If applicable, change volume set‐
tings on the device.
Video menu
▷ Up to four external devices can be registered
with the vehicle.
Symbol Function
Next video file
Previous video file
Select symbol twice to play back the
previous video file.
Requirements
▷ Suitable device. Visit www.bmw.com/blue‐
tooth for more information.
▷ Device ready for operation.
▷ Ignition switched on.
Notes
▷ Bluetooth in the vehicle, see page 197, and
device activated.
Do not expose the audio device to extreme en‐
vironmental conditions, for example very high
temperatures, see the operating instructions of
the audio device.
▷ Bluetooth presettings must be made on the
device, for example connect without confir‐
mation or visibility, see Owner’s Handbook
of the device.
Depending on the format of the audio files per‐
fect playback cannot be ensured in every case;
for example bit rates higher than 256 Kbit/s.
▷ A number with a minimum of 4 and a maxi‐
mum 16 positions is specified as the Blue‐
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Connecting the device
Only connect the device when the vehicle
is stationary. Otherwise, you may become dis‐
tracted and endanger the vehicle occupants and
other road users.◀
1. "CD/Multimedia"
3. If applicable, "Bluetooth audio"
8. Select the desired functions to which the
device is to be connected, for example
"Audio".
4. "Add new device"
9. "OK"
2. "Bluetooth (audio)"
If connection was successful, the device is
shown as connected.
5. To perform other operations on the device;
see the Owner’s Handbook of the device: for
example finding/connecting Bluetooth de‐
vice or new device.
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is shown
on the display of the device.
6. Select the Bluetooth name of the vehicle on
the display of the device.
There is a request via iDrive or the device to
enter the same Bluetooth passkey.
White symbol: device active as audio source.
If connection was unsuccessful: What to do if...,
see page 183.
Connecting a certain device
An already connected device can be connected
as an active audio source.
Connection not possible if data is exchanged
using a mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth.
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is dis‐
played.
Controls
Overview
7. Enter and confirm passkey.
Driving hints
tooth passkey. Only required for non-recur‐
ring registration.
If necessary, activate the audio connection of
the desired device from the list of connected
devices.
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Bluetooth (audio)"
Mobility
Requirements
4. Select desired device from list of registered
devices.
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CD/multimedia
5. Call up "Options".
4.
Select the symbol.
6. "Configure device"
7. "Audio"
8. "OK"
Connecting a device
1. "CD/Multimedia"
2. "Bluetooth (audio)"
3. If applicable, "Bluetooth audio"
4. Select desired device from list of registered
devices.
5. Select the desired track from the list.
Playback menu*
Not all functions may be available, depending on
the device.
Symbol Function
Next track
Fast forward: keep symbol pressed.
Previous title
Rewind: keep symbol pressed.
White symbol: device active as audio source.
Playback
Disconnecting audio connection
1. "CD/Multimedia"
General
▷ Displaying title information depends on the
device.
▷ Can be operated using the device or iDrive.
▷ Playback is interrupted if data is exchanged
using a mobile phone equipped with Blue‐
tooth.
2. "Bluetooth (audio)"
3. Highlight the desired device.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Configure device"
Starting play
1. Connecting a device.
2. "CD/Multimedia"
3. "External devices"
6. "Audio"
7. "OK"
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5. Call up "Options".
6. "Remove device from list"
What to do if...
Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for more infor‐
mation on compatible devices.
Compatible mobile phones, see page 196
Device not supported by the vehicle.
▷ If applicable, perform a software update*,
see page 183.
Device not registered or paired.
▷ Do the Bluetooth passkeys for device and
vehicle match. Enter the same passkey on
the device and using iDrive.
▷ Duration for passkey input longer than
30 seconds. Repeat the connection at‐
tempt.
▷ Too many Bluetooth devices paired to the
device or the vehicle? If necessary delete
the pairing information for some other de‐
vice.
▷ Is the mobile phone in power-save mode or
is the battery low? Charge the mobile phone
using the snap-in adapter or the charging
cable.
▷ If appropriate, only one device can be con‐
nected to the vehicle, depending on the mo‐
bile phone. De-register the device from the
vehicle and only register and connect one
device.
▷ Is the device no longer responding. Switch
the device off and on again.
▷ Switch off keypad acknowledgement tones
and other audio output at the device.
Playback is interrupted by phone calls or traffic
announcements and does not resume automat‐
ically.
▷ Switch the radio off and on again.
Playback not possible if the mobile phone is
connected via both Bluetooth Audio and the ex‐
tended connectivity of the music player in the
mobile phone* option.
▷ Disconnect one of the two pairing connec‐
tions, for example disconnect audio connec‐
tion, see page 182, and restart playback.
If you have worked through all the points in the
list and the desired function is still unavailable,
contact hotline support or your Service centre.
Software update*
Depending on the current software, the vehicle
supports different external devices. A software
update may be supported, for example, by a new
mobile phone* or new external devices of the
vehicle.
The software is updated via:
▷ USB.
Updates and related, up-to-date informa‐
tion is available on the website
www.bmw.com/update.
▷ BMW TeleServices*
The available software can be updated di‐
rectly through the vehicle.
▷ Repeat the connection attempt.
Show current version
No music can be played back.
The information about the version of the soft‐
ware currently installed is displayed.
▷ Start the program for playing back music
files on the device and if necessary, select a
track via the device.
▷ Switch the radio off and on again.
Mobility
4. Highlight the device to be disconnected.
Overview
Playback is disrupted when a button is pressed
on the device or if other messages are issued via
the device.
Controls
3. If applicable, "Bluetooth audio"
Driving hints
▷ Adjust the volume controls on the device.
Navigation
2. "Bluetooth (audio)"
Communication Entertainment
1. "CD/Multimedia"
Music files are played back, but only at low vol‐
ume.
1. "Settings"
2. "Software update"
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Disconnecting a device
CD/multimedia
3. "Show current version"
All the updates listed are installed.
Select desired version* to display additional in‐
formation*.
To interrupt update: "Cancel".
Update software via USB
Do not attempt to update the software unless
the vehicle is at a standstill.
1. Store the file for the software update onto a
USB data store in the main folder.
2. Connect the USB storage device to the USB
interface of the USB audio interface in the
centre arm rest. Updating via the USB inter‐
face in the glove box is not possible.
3. "Settings"
4. "Software update"
5. "Update software"
Restore previous version
If necessary, the software can be restored to the
status prior to the most recent software update.
Do not attempt to restore the previous version
of the software unless the vehicle is at a stand‐
still.
1. "Settings"
2. "Software update"
3. "Restore previous version"
4. "OK" select twice.
All the updates listed are removed.
Note
During a software update or when restoring the
previous version, BMW Services*, Office func‐
tions* and associated devices are not available
for a short time. Wait a few minutes until availa‐
bility is restored.
6. If applicable, "USB"
7. "Start update"
8. "OK"
All the updates listed are installed.
Update software via BMW
TeleServices*
Do not attempt to update the software unless
the vehicle is at a standstill.
1. Switch on ignition.
2. "Settings"
3. "Software update"
4. "Update software"
5. "BMW TeleServices"
6. If applicable, "Start update"
7. "Start update"
8. "OK"
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Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Driving hints
Controls
Overview
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Communication
All of the possibilities available for mobile
communication with your family, friends, business
partners or service providers are summarised in
this chapter.
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Business mobile phone preparation
Business mobile phone preparation*
Overview
These suitable mobile phones have a certain
software version that supports the functions of
the vehicle described below.
Principle
Once the mobile phone has been connected in
the vehicle, it can be operated using the iDrive,
the buttons on the steering wheel and byvoice*
control.
As soon as it is in the vehicle, a connected mo‐
bile phone is detected automatically with the ig‐
nition switched on.
Up to four mobile phones can be connected.
It might be necessary to have certain functions
enabled by the mobile phone service provider.
Using the telephone while the vehicle is in
motion
Only make inputs when traffic activity permits.
As the driver, do not make telephone calls with
the mobile phone in your hand while the vehicle
is in motion; use the hands-free speaking sys‐
tem. The vehicle occupants and other road
users could otherwise be endangered.◀
Malfunctions may occur when using other mo‐
bile phones or software versions.
Do not operate a connected mobile phone with
the keypad of the phone to avoid malfunctions.
Notes
At high temperatures, the charging function of
the mobile can be restricted and no longer op‐
erate.
When using the mobile through the vehicle, fol‐
low the user manual of the mobile.
Connecting/disconnecting
the mobile phone
General
The following functions are available:
▷ Using a mobile phone as a telephone.
Compatible mobile phones
▷ Using a mobile phone for data transfer.
Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for detailed in‐
formation about the mobile phones and external
devices with Bluetooth interface that are sup‐
ported by the mobile phone preparation option.
Functions supported by the mobile phone are
shown as a symbol when registering.
Viewing vehicle identification number
(VIN) and software part number
The vehicle identification number (VIN) and soft‐
ware part number are necessary so that you can
check which mobile phones are supported by
the mobile phone preparation option. You might
also need details about the mobile phone's soft‐
ware version.
1. "Telephone"
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Bluetooth Info"
4. "Display system information"
White symbol: function is active.
Grey symbol: function is inactive.
Symbol
Function
Telephone.
Data transfer.
Requirements
▷ Suitable mobile phone.
▷ Mobile phone operational.
▷ Bluetooth in the vehicle, see page 189, and
mobile phone activated.
▷ Bluetooth presettings must be made on the
mobile phone, for example connect without
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▷ Ignition switched on.
Connecting
Connecting the mobile phone
Only connect the mobile phone when the
vehicle is stationary. Otherwise, you may be‐
come distracted and endanger the vehicle oc‐
cupants and other road users.◀
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
Overview
If the connection was unsuccessful: what is and
when, see page 190.
After connecting for the first time
▷ Mobile phone is detected/paired in the ve‐
hicle after a short delay when the engine is
running or the ignition switched on.
▷ After it has been detected, telephone book
entries are transferred from the SIM card
and/or mobile phone to the vehicle, depend‐
ing on the mobile phone.
▷ Four mobile phones can be connected.
▷ Some mobile phones may require certain
settings, e.g. authorisation or secure con‐
nection, see operating instructions of the
mobile phone.
Controls
▷ A number with a minimum of 4 and a maxi‐
mum 16 positions has been specified as the
Bluetooth passkey, depending on mobile
phone. Only required for non-recurring reg‐
istration.
Four mobile phones can be connected in the
vehicle at the same time.
Driving hints
confirmation or visibility; see Owner’s
Handbook of the device.
1. "Telephone"
Communication Entertainment
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is shown
on the display of the mobile phone.
Bluetooth use is not permitted everywhere.
Comply with relevant local laws.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Bluetooth"
5. Select the Bluetooth name of the vehicle on
the display of the mobile phone.
6. Request using the iDrive or mobile phone to
enter the same Bluetooth passkey. Enter
and confirm passkey.
or
Compare the control number in the vehicle
display with the control number in the mo‐
bile phone display. Confirm the control num‐
ber in the mobile phone.
"OK"
7. Select the function for which you would like
to use the mobile phone.
8. Tilt the controller to the left.
If the registration was successful, the mobile
phone is displayed at the top of the mobile
phone list.
Additional functions
General
Activating the functions before the registration
process in order to use them in the vehicle. In‐
formation about suitable mobile phones, see
page 188, that support this function.
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4. Perform other operations on the mobile
phone, see the Owner’s Handbook of the
mobile phone: for example finding/connect‐
ing Bluetooth device or new device.
Activating/deactivating Bluetooth
connection
Reference
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is dis‐
played.
Navigation
3. "Add new device"
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Data transfer
▷ "Telephone"
A mobile phone connected as a telephone can
be used for data transfer. The data transfer is
shown in the status line. This can result is call
charges, for example, with a roaming connec‐
tion.
The services breakdown assistance*, hotline*,
teleservice call*, automatic teleservice call* and
BMW Online* are available. Using the services
does not require a valid BMW Assist contract.
The availability of the function depends on the
country and is series-specific. The mobile
phone must be compatible with and support the
required Bluetooth radio standards and have
suitable Internet settings.
Terminating the connection
Terminating an existing data transmission im‐
mediately:
▷ "Data transfer"
7. Tilt the controller to the left.
If a function is assigned to a mobile phone, then
this is deactivated for the already connected
mobile phone and the mobile phone is logged
off.
Disconnecting a mobile phone
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
All connected mobile phones are listed.
3. Highlight the mobile phone to be discon‐
nected.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Remove device from list"
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Transferring data via device"
Connecting a certain mobile phone
If the vehicle detects more than one mobile
phone, it connects with the mobile that is high‐
est on the list. If another mobile phone is to be
connected, this can be selected.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
All connected mobile phones are listed.
3. Select the mobile phone to be connected.
Configure telephone functions
Additional functions can be enabled or disabled
when mobile phones are registered and con‐
nected.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
3. Highlight device to be configured.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Configure device"
6. At least one function must be selected.
What to do if...
Information about suitable mobile phones, see
page 188.
Mobile phone not registered or paired.
▷ Is Bluetooth activated in the vehicle and the
mobile phone? Activate Bluetooth in the ve‐
hicle and the mobile phone.
▷ Do the Bluetooth passkeys for the mobile
phone and vehicle match. Enter the same
passkey on the mobile phone and using
iDrive.
▷ Does the control number on the mobile
phone and vehicle agree? Select correct
control number on the mobile phone.
▷ Duration for passkey input longer than
30 seconds. Repeat the connection at‐
tempt.
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reached. The setting is saved for the remote
control currently in use.
▷ Is the mobile phone in power-save mode or
is the battery low? Charge the mobile phone
using the charging cable.
Incoming call
▷ If appropriate, only one device can be con‐
nected to the vehicle, depending on the mo‐
bile phone. De-register the device from the
vehicle and only register and connect one
device.
If the number of the caller is saved in the tele‐
phone book and is transferred from the network,
the name of the contact is displayed.
Using iDrive
"Accept"
Navigation
▷ Too high or low ambient temperatures? Do
not subject the mobile phone to extreme
ambient conditions.
Accepting a call
Not all phone book entries are displayed.
▷ Transfer of the phone book entries has not
completed.
▷ Under certain circumstances only the phone
book entries saved in the mobile phone or
on the SIM card* are transferred.
▷ Number of phone book entries to be stored
is too high.
Quality of the phone connection is poor.
▷ Bluetooth signal strength can be adjusted
on mobile phone, depends on the model.
Via button on the steering wheel
Press the button.
Via instrument cluster*
"Accept"
▷ Store mobile phone in the area of the centre
console.
Rejecting a call
If you have worked through all the points in the
list and the desired function is still unavailable,
contact hotline support or your Service centre.
Using iDrive
"Reject"
Mobility
▷ It might be that phone book entries with spe‐
cial characters cannot be displayed.
Communication Entertainment
▷ Switch the mobile phone off and on again.
Receiving a call
Via instrument cluster*
"Reject"
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The mobile phone is no longer responding.
Adjusting the volume
Overview
▷ Too many Bluetooth devices paired to the
mobile phone or the vehicle? If necessary
delete the pairing information for some
other device.
Controls
Controls
Driving hints
▷ Time to confirm the control number on the
mobile phone longer than 30 seconds? Re‐
peat the connection attempt.
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Ending a call
Select the letters individually.
5.
Using iDrive
1. "Telephone"
2. Select the active call.
3.
Select the symbol.
Select symbol to toggle to digits.
"Active calls"
Phone numbers can also be entered using the
voice control system. Only numbers can be en‐
tered by voice.
Assignment of letter to number
Via button on the steering wheel
Press the button.
Via instrument cluster*
"Hang up"
Letter
Number
ABC
DEF
GHI
JKL
MNO
PQRS
TUV
WXYZ
Entering phone numbers
Conference calls
Dialling a number
General
When entering telephone numbers, you can
switch between the input of letters and digits.
Service numbers can be input more easily, for
example. 0800-BMW-HILFE.
It is possible to switch between calls or merge
two calls to set up a conference. The functions
must be supported by the mobile phone and
service provider.
1. "Telephone"
Accepting a call during another call
2. "Dial number"
If possible, this functions must be released by
the service provider and the mobile set for it.
3. Select the digits individually.
If there is a second call during an ongoing call
you hear a call waiting signal, if applicable.
"Accept"
The call is accepted and the existing call is held.
Setting up a second call
Set up another call during a call.
1. "Telephone"
4. Toggle to letters as needed.
Select the symbol.
2. "Active calls"
3.
"Hold"
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all contacts for which a phone number has been
entered. The entries can be selected and a call
set up.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Phone book"
4. Dial a new phone number or select from a
list.
"Resume"
All contacts with a telephone number are dis‐
played. A symbol indicates the storage location
of the contacts.
The call that is in progress is resumed.
Switching between two calls,
alternating
Controls
Displays
Overview
Phone book
Driving hints
The current call is held.
Active call is displayed in colour.
Two calls can be merged to set up a telephone
conference.
1. Setting up two calls.
2.
"Conference call"
On termination, both calls are always termina‐
ted. If one call is terminated by another sub‐
scriber, the other call is continued, if required.
Symbol Meaning
Contact with a stored telephone
number.
Contact with more than one stored
telephone number.
Call not possible, mobile phone with‐
out reception or network or Teleser‐
vice Call* active.
DTMF overlap dialling
Using DTMF overlap dialling to access network
services or to control devices, e.g. remote an‐
swer phone access. This requires the DTMF
code.
1. "Telephone"
2. Selecting a contact from a list or "Dial
number".
3.
"DTMF suffix dialling"
4. Enter DTMF code via iDrive.
For contacts with more than one stored tele‐
phone number: select the desired contact. The
connection is established.
For contacts with more than one stored tele‐
phone number: select the desired contact and
then select the phone number. The connection
is established.
Editing contacts
Changing the entries in the "Contacts" menu. If
a contact is changed, the changes are not saved
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Setting up a conference
Call contact
Mobility
"Swap calls"
The phone switches to the call that is in pro‐
gress.
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Call on hold is displayed in grey.
Business mobile phone preparation
on the mobile phone. A copy of the entry is saved
in the vehicle.
1. Highlight the contact.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Edit entry"
3. "Delete entry" or "Delete list"
Saving an entry in Contacts
1. Mark entry.
2. Call up "Options".
The contact can be edited.
3. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
Redialling
4. Select the type of number: "Home", "Work",
"Mobile" or "Others"
General
5. If necessary, complete the entries.
The list of numbers dialled in the mobile phone
is transferred to the vehicle, depending on the
mobile phone. The last 20 numbers dialled are
displayed. The sort sequence varies from mo‐
bile phone to mobile phone.
6. If applicable, "Save contact"
Dialling numbers via the instrument
cluster
Possible if no call is currently active.
1.
Press key on the steering wheel.
Incoming calls
Displaying calls
The list of incoming calls on the mobile phone is
transferred to the vehicle, depending on the mo‐
bile phone. The last 20 incoming calls are dis‐
played. The sort sequence and the way in which
numbers are displayed vary from mobile phone
to mobile phone.
2. Select the desired phone number.
1. "Telephone"
The connection is established.
2. "Received calls"
Dial number using iDrive
1. "Telephone"
2. "Last number redial"
Calling a number from the list
Select an entry.
The connection is established.
3. Select the desired entry.
The connection is established.
Deleting an individual entry or all
entries
Deleting an individual entry or all
entries
1. Mark entry.
1. Mark entry.
3. "Delete entry" or "Delete list"
2. Call up "Options".
2. Call up "Options".
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Saving an entry in Contacts
1. Mark entry.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
Controls
4. Select the type of number: "Home", "Work",
"Mobile" or "Others"
5. If necessary, complete the entries.
6. If applicable, "Save contact in car"
Driving hints
Hands-free system
General
Calls taken via the hands-free system can be
continued via the mobile phone and vice versa.
From mobile phone to the hands-free
system
Navigation
Calls that were started outside the Bluetooth
range of the vehicle can be continued via the
hands-free system when the ignition is switched
on.
Communication Entertainment
Depending in the mobile phone, there is an au‐
tomatic switch to the hands-free mode.
If it is not automatically toggled, follow what is
displayed on the mobile phone screen, and also
see the instruction manual for the mobile phone.
From the hands-free system to the
mobile phone
Calls taken via the hands-free system can also
be continued via the mobile phone, depending
on the mobile phone.
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Mobility
Then follow what is displayed on the mobile
phone, and also see the instruction manual of
the mobile phone.
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Professional mobile phone preparation*
Overview
devices with Bluetooth interface that are sup‐
ported by the mobile phone preparation option.
Principle
Mobiles or other external devices, e.g. audio
player, can be connected to the vehicle by Blue‐
tooth.
After registering once, these devices are auto‐
matically detected when the ignition is switched
on, as soon as they are in the vehicle and can be
operated using iDrive, keys on the steering
wheel or by voice*.
Viewing vehicle identification number
(VIN) and software part number
The vehicle identification number (VIN) and soft‐
ware part number are necessary so that you can
check which mobile phones are supported by
the mobile phone preparation option. You might
also need details about the mobile phone's soft‐
ware version.
External devices can be used depending on
functionality of the device as a telephone or as
an audio source through the vehicle.
1. "Telephone"
The telephone functions are described below.
Operation of audio functions, see page 180.
4. "Display system information"
Up to four external devices can be registered.
It might be necessary to have certain functions
enabled by the mobile phone or service pro‐
vider.
Using the telephone while the vehicle is in
motion
Only make inputs when traffic activity permits.
As the driver, do not make telephone calls with
the mobile phone in your hand while the vehicle
is in motion; use the hands-free speaking sys‐
tem. The vehicle occupants and other road
users could otherwise be endangered.◀
Snap-in adapter*
The snap-in adapter enables:
▷ Storage of the mobile phone.
▷ Charging of the battery.
▷ Connection to the external aerial of the ve‐
hicle.
This ensures better network reception and
uniform reproduction quality.
Compatible mobile phones
Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for detailed in‐
formation about the mobile phones and external
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Bluetooth Info"
These suitable mobile phones have a certain
software version that supports the functions of
the vehicle described below.
Malfunctions may occur when using other mo‐
bile phones or software versions.
Do not operate a connected mobile phone with
the keypad of the phone to avoid malfunctions.
Notes
At high temperatures, the charging function of
the mobile can be restricted and no longer op‐
erate.
When using the mobile through the vehicle, fol‐
low the user manual of the mobile.
Connecting/disconnecting
the mobile phone
General
The following functions are available:
▷ Using a mobile phone as a telephone.
▷ Using a mobile phone as an additional tele‐
phone.
▷ Using a mobile phone for data transfer.
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▷ Using an audio device as an audio source,
see page 181.
▷ "Office"
▷ "Bluetooth audio"
6. Tilt the controller to the left.
▷ If applicable deactivate Bluetooth audio.
▷ A number with a minimum of 4 and a maxi‐
mum 16 positions has been specified as the
Bluetooth passkey. Only required for nonrecurring registration.
▷ Ignition switched on.
Activating/deactivating Bluetooth
connection
Bluetooth use is not permitted everywhere.
Comply with relevant local laws.
1. "Telephone"
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Bluetooth"
Additional functions
Enabling/disabling additional
functions
The additional telephone can be used to accept
incoming calls, see page 200. Incoming calls on
the additional telephone during an active call are
shown on the control display.
Data transfer
A mobile phone connected as a telephone or
additional telephone can be used for data trans‐
fer. The data transfer is shown in the status line.
This can result is call charges, for example, with
a roaming connection.
The services breakdown assistance*, Hotline*,
Teleservice Call*, Automatic Teleservice call*,
Internet* and BMW Online* are available. Using
the services does not require a valid BMW Assist
contract.
The availability of the function depends on the
country and is series-specific. The mobile
phone must be compatible with and support the
required Bluetooth radio standards, equipped
with a corresponding mobile tariff and have suit‐
able Internet settings.
Activating the functions before the registration
process in order to use them in the vehicle. In‐
formation about suitable mobile phones, see
page 196, that support this function.
End data transfer
1. "Telephone"
2. "Transferring data via device"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
The additional function data transfer is deacti‐
vated and can be assigned to another device.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Configure Bluetooth"
5. Select the desired additional function.
▷ "Additional telephone"
Terminating an existing data transmission im‐
mediately:
Controls
A mobile phone can be used as an additional
telephone.
Driving hints
▷ Bluetooth presettings must be made on the
mobile phone, for example connect without
confirmation or visibility; see Owner’s
Handbook of the device.
Additional telephone
Navigation
▷ Bluetooth in the vehicle and mobile phone
activated.
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▷ Mobile phone operational.
As long as the additional function is deactivated,
no telephone can be assigned.
1. Call up "Options".
Mobility
▷ Suitable mobile phone.
Audio source
A mobile phone can be used as an audio source.
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Overview
▷ Using a mobile phone as an audio source.
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Registering and connecting the device
Connecting the device
Only connect the device when the vehicle
is stationary. Otherwise, you may become dis‐
tracted and endanger the vehicle occupants and
other road users.◀
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
3. "Add new device"
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is dis‐
played.
4. Perform other operations on the mobile
phone, see the Owner’s Handbook of the
mobile phone: for example finding/connect‐
ing Bluetooth device or new device.
The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is shown
on the display of the mobile phone.
5. Select the Bluetooth name of the vehicle on
the display of the mobile phone.
Request via iDrive or mobile phone to enter
an identical passkey.
6. Enter and confirm passkey.
Symbol
Function
Telephone.
Additional telephone.
Data transfer.
Audio source.
Four devices can be registered in the vehicle at
the same time. Three devices can be connected
to the vehicle at the same time.
If the registration was unsuccessful: What to do
if..., see page 199.
After connecting for the first time
▷ Mobile phone is detected/paired in the ve‐
hicle after a short delay when the engine is
running or the ignition switched on.
▷ Phonebook entries on the telephone's SIM
card* or the mobile phone itself are trans‐
ferred to the vehicle after it has been detec‐
ted, depending on the mobile phone.
▷ Four devices can be registered.
▷ For a few mobile phones, certain settings
are needed, for example, authorisation or
secure connection, see instruction manual
of the mobile phone.
Connecting a certain device
7. Select the function for which you would like
to use the mobile phone.
If the vehicle detects more than one device, it
connects with the device that is highest on the
list. If another device is to be connected, this can
be selected.
1. "Telephone"
8. Tilt the controller to the left.
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
If the registration was successful, the mobile
phone is displayed at the top of the mobile
phone list.
3. Select the device to be connected.
Functions supported by the mobile phone or
audio device are displayed as symbols when
connecting.
White symbol: function is active.
Grey symbol: function is inactive.
Functions assigned to the device before dis‐
connection are reassigned to the device upon
reconnection. If applicable, this function is de‐
activated for a previously connected device.
Configuring devices
Additional functions can be enabled or disabled
when devices are registered and connected.
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▷ "Additional telephone"
▷ "Data transfer"
▷ "Audio"
7. Tilt the controller to the left.
If a function is assigned to a device, where ap‐
plicable, it is disabled when a device is already
connected and the device is disconnected.
Switching telephone and additional
telephone
The function of the telephone and additional tel‐
ephone can be switched automatically.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
3. "Change phone/addit. phone"
Disconnecting a device
1. "Telephone"
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
3. Highlight the device to be disconnected.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Remove device from list"
What to do if...
Information about suitable mobile phones, see
page 196.
Mobile phone not registered or paired.
▷ Is Bluetooth activated in the vehicle and the
mobile phone? Activate Bluetooth in the ve‐
hicle and the mobile phone.
▷ Do the Bluetooth passkeys for the mobile
phone and vehicle match. Enter the same
passkey on the mobile phone and using
iDrive.
▷ Audio connection is activated. Deactivate
audio connection.
▷ Is the mobile phone in power-save mode or
is the battery low? Charge the mobile phone
using the snap-in adapter* or the charging
cable.
▷ If appropriate, only one device can be con‐
nected to the vehicle, depending on the mo‐
bile phone. De-register the device from the
vehicle and only register and connect one
device.
Overview
Controls
6. At least one function must be selected.
Driving hints
5. "Configure device"
▷ Too many Bluetooth devices paired to the
mobile phone or the vehicle? If necessary
delete the pairing information for some
other device.
The mobile phone is no longer responding.
▷ Switch the mobile phone off and on again.
▷ Too high or low ambient temperatures? Do
not subject the mobile phone to extreme
ambient conditions.
Telephone functions not possible.
▷ Mobile phone registered as additional tele‐
phone and additional telephone function
disabled? Enable function.
▷ Outgoing call not possible? Connect mobile
phone as telephone.
No phone book entries, not all entries or incom‐
plete entries are displayed.
▷ Transfer of the phone book entries has not
completed.
▷ Under certain circumstances only the phone
book entries saved in the mobile phone or
on the SIM card* are transferred.
▷ It might be that phone book entries with spe‐
cial characters cannot be displayed.
▷ Number of phone book entries to be stored
is too high.
▷ Data volume of the contact too large, e.g.
due to stored information such as notes?
Reduce data volume of the contact.
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4. Call up "Options".
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3. Highlight device to be configured.
Mobility
2. "Bluetooth (telephone)"
▷ Duration for passkey input longer than
30 seconds. Repeat the connection at‐
tempt.
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1. "Telephone"
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▷ Mobile phone connected as audio source or
additional telephone? Mobile phone must
be connected as telephone.
Quality of the phone connection is poor.
▷ Bluetooth signal strength can be adjusted
on mobile phone, depends on the model.
▷ Place the mobile phone in the snap-in
adapter* or close to the centre console.
▷ Adjust the volume of the microphone and
speaker separately.
If you have worked through all the points in the
list and the desired function is still unavailable,
contact hotline support or your Service centre.
If more than one phone number is assigned to
the contact, only the name is displayed.
Only the number is shown in the event of calls
to the additional telephone, if the number is
transmitted by the network.
An incoming call to the additional telephone is
automatically blocked if another call is active on
the other telephone.
Accepting a call
Using iDrive
"Accept"
Controls
Adjusting the volume
Turn the knob until the desired volume is
reached. The setting is saved for the remote
control currently in use.
The vehicle adjusts the volume of the micro‐
phone on the telephone and the volume of the
other party automatically. Depending on the
mobile phone, it may be necessary to adapt the
volumes. Settings are possible only during a call
and must be adjusted separately for each tele‐
phone. The settings are deleted as soon as the
telephone is de-registered.
1. "Settings"
Via button on the steering wheel
Press the button.
Via instrument cluster*
"Accept"
Rejecting a call
2. "Tone"
3. "Volume settings"
4. Select desired setting: "Microphone" or
"Loudspeak."
5. Adjusting: turn the controller.
6. Saving: press the controller.
Using iDrive
"Reject"
Via instrument cluster*
"Reject"
Ending a call
Incoming call
Using iDrive
Receiving a call
If the number of the caller is saved in the tele‐
phone book and is transferred from the network,
the name of the contact is displayed. Otherwise,
only the phone number is displayed.
"Hang up"
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ABC
DEF
GHI
JKL
Via button on the steering wheel
MNO
Press the button.
PQRS
TUV
WXYZ
Dialling a number
General
When entering telephone numbers, you can
switch between the input of letters and digits.
Service numbers can be input more easily, for
example. 0800-BMW-HILFE.
Driving hints
Conference calls
It is possible to switch between calls or merge
two calls to set up a conference. The functions
must be supported by the mobile phone and
service provider.
1. "Telephone"
Accepting a call during another call
2. "Dial number"
If possible, this functions must be released by
the service provider and the mobile set for it.
3. Select the digits individually.
If there is a second call during an ongoing call
you hear a call waiting signal, if applicable.
"Accept"
The call is accepted and the existing call is held.
Setting up a second call
Set up another call during a call.
1. "Telephone"
Select the symbol.
2. "Active calls"
3.
"Hold"
Mobility
4. Toggle to letters as needed.
Select the letters individually.
5.
Navigation
Entering phone numbers
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"Hang up"
Select the symbol.
Select symbol to toggle to digits.
Phone numbers can also be entered using the
voice control system. Only numbers can be en‐
tered by voice.
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Via instrument cluster*
Controls
Letter
Overview
Assignment of letter to number
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The current call is held.
DTMF overlap dialling
Using DTMF overlap dialling to access network
services or to control devices, e.g. remote an‐
swer phone access. This requires the DTMF
code.
1. "Telephone"
2. Selecting a contact from a list or "Dial
number".
3.
4. Dial a new phone number or select from a
list.
"Resume"
The call that is in progress is resumed.
Switching between two calls,
alternating
Active call is displayed in colour.
Call on hold is displayed in grey.
"Swap calls"
The phone switches to the call that is in pro‐
gress.
"DTMF suffix dialling"
4. Enter DTMF code via iDrive.
Phone book
Displays
The phone book accesses the contacts and lists
all contacts for which a phone number has been
entered. The entries can be selected and a call
set up.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Phone book"
A symbol indicates the storage location of the
contacts.
Setting up a conference
Two calls can be merged to set up a telephone
conference.
1. Setting up two calls.
2.
"Conference call"
On termination, both calls are always termina‐
ted. If one call is terminated by another sub‐
scriber, the other call is continued, if required.
Setting the microphone to mute
The microphone can be muted during active
calls.
Symbol Meaning
Contact with a stored telephone
number.
1. "Telephone"
2. "Active calls"
3.
Call contact
"Microphone muted"
The mute microphone is automatically activa‐
ted:
▷ When a new call is set up.
▷ When alternating between call parties.
Contact with more than one stored
telephone number.
Call not possible, mobile phone with‐
out reception or network or Teleser‐
vice Call* active.
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Changing the entries in the "Contacts" menu. If
a contact is changed, the changes are not saved
on the mobile phone. A copy of the entry is saved
in the vehicle.
3. Select the desired entry and telephone
number as necessary.
The connection is established.
1. Highlight the contact.
2. Call up "Options".
Saving an entry in Contacts
3. "Edit entry"
1. Mark entry.
The contact can be edited.
2. Call up "Options".
Redialling
3. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
General
4. Select the type of number: "Home", "Work",
"Mobile" or "Others"
The list of numbers dialled in the mobile phone
is transferred to the vehicle, depending on the
mobile phone. The last 20 numbers dialled are
displayed. The sort sequence varies from mo‐
bile phone to mobile phone.
Dialling numbers via the instrument
cluster
5. If necessary, complete the entries.
6. If applicable, "Save contact in car"
Incoming calls
Displaying calls
2. Select the desired phone number.
The list of incoming calls on the mobile phone is
transferred to the vehicle, depending on the mo‐
bile phone. The last 20 incoming calls are dis‐
played. The sort sequence and the way in which
numbers are displayed vary from mobile phone
to mobile phone.
The connection is established.
1. "Telephone"
Possible if no call is currently active.
1.
Press key on the steering wheel.
Dial number using iDrive
Driving hints
Editing contacts
Navigation
For contacts with more than one stored tele‐
phone number: select the desired contact and
then select the phone number. The connection
is established.
Controls
Overview
2. "Last number redial"
2. "Received calls"
Communication Entertainment
For contacts with more than one stored tele‐
phone number: select the desired contact. The
connection is established.
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1. "Telephone"
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Calling a number from the list
Select an entry.
The connection is established.
Saving an entry in Contacts
1. Mark entry.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
4. Select the type of number: "Home", "Work",
"Mobile" or "Others"
5. If necessary, complete the entries.
Snap-in adapter*
General
More detailed information on the snap-in adapt‐
ers which compatibly support the functions of
the handy can be obtained from the Service cen‐
tre.
Notes
At high temperatures, the charging function of
the mobile can be restricted and no longer op‐
erate.
6. If applicable, "Save contact in car"
When using the mobile through the vehicle, fol‐
low the user manual of the mobile.
Hands-free system
Installed position
In the centre armrest.
General
Calls taken via the hands-free system can be
continued via the mobile phone and vice versa.
Inserting the snap-in adapter
1. Press the button and take out the cover.
From mobile phone to the hands-free
system
Calls that were started outside the Bluetooth
range of the vehicle can be continued via the
hands-free system when the ignition is switched
on.
Depending in the mobile phone, there is an au‐
tomatic switch to the hands-free mode.
If it is not automatically toggled, follow what is
displayed on the mobile phone screen, and also
see the instruction manual for the mobile phone.
2. Insert snap-in adapter at the front, arrow 1,
and press to the bottom, arrow 2, until the
adapter engages.
From the hands-free system to the
mobile phone
Calls taken via the hands-free system can also
be continued via the mobile phone, depending
on the mobile phone.
Then follow what is displayed on the mobile
phone, and also see the instruction manual of
the mobile phone.
Inserting the mobile phone
1. Depending on the mobile phone, remove
the protective cap from the aerial connector
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and from the USB port of the mobile phone
if necessary.
Driving hints
Controls
2. Push the mobile phone with buttons up‐
wards in the direction of the electrical con‐
nections, arrow 1, and push down, arrow 2,
until it engages.
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Removing the mobile phone
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Press the button and pick up the mobile phone.
Office
Office*
Overview
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Update data"
General
Contacts, appointments, tasks, notes, text mes‐
sages and e-mails from the mobile phone can be
viewed on the control display if the mobile phone
supports these functions and is compatible with
the corresponding Bluetooth standards.
Information on which mobile phones support
which Office functions can be found under
www.bmw.com/bluetooth.
Data from the mobile phone is transferred to
the vehicle again.
Office update
The number of unread messages and active
tasks as well as appointments coming up are
displayed.
Contents are completely displayed when the
vehicle is at standstill.
1. "Office"
The system can only read from the mobile.
3. Select the desired entry to display details.
2. "Office today"
Do not operate Office while the vehicle is
in motion.
Only make adjustments if the traffic conditions
are appropriate. Otherwise, you may become
distracted and endanger the vehicle occupants
and other road users.◀
Requirements
▷ A compatible mobile phone is registered
and connected to the vehicle. For some mo‐
bile phones, data access must be confirmed
on the mobile phone.
▷ Time, time zone and date, see page 76, are
correctly set on the Control Display and on
the mobile phone, for example to display ap‐
pointments correctly.
▷ Office is activated, see page 197.
Updating
The data is updated every time the mobile
phone is connected to the vehicle. Appoint‐
ments, tasks, notes and reminders can be up‐
dated separately.
1. "Office"
2. "Office today", "Calendar", "Tasks",
"Notes" or "Reminders"
Contacts
Overview
Contacts can be created and edited. Contacts
from the mobile phone* are displayed if the mo‐
bile phone supports this function. Contacts from
the BMW Online address book* are also dis‐
played. The addresses can be used as naviga‐
tion destinations and the phone numbers dialled
directly.
Displaying contacts
General
1. "Office"
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No symbol In the vehicle, address not
checked as destination.
In the vehicle, address checked as
destination*.
Selecting a contact as navigation
destination*
Mobile phone*.
1. Select the desired contact.
BMW Online address book*.
Displaying contacts from BMW Online*
To display contacts from BMW Online, when
logging on, see page 219, to BMW Online the
function "Login automatically" must be enabled.
Dial a phone number*
1. Select the desired contact.
2. Select the phone number.
The connection is established.
2. Select address.
In the case of contacts from the mobile
phone and BMW Online address book*, the
address might have to be matched to the
navigation data in the vehicle. If that is the
case:
Correct the address.
3. "Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Checking address as destination*
An address that is to be added to the route guid‐
ance must match the navigation data contained
in the vehicle. Here, the address can be
checked.
1. Select the desired contact and highlight the
address.
2. Call up "Options".
Driving hints
If a contact that comes from the mobile phone*
or BMW Online* is edited, the changes are not
saved on the mobile phone or at BMW Online*.
A copy of the entry is saved in the vehicle.
Navigation
Storage location
4. "Save contact in car"
3. "Check as destination"
4. If necessary, correct and save the address.
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Symbol
3. Change entries.
Communication Entertainment
A symbol indicates the storage location of the
contacts:
Mobility
All contacts are listed in alphabetical order. The
A-Z search, see page 19, function is offered, de‐
pending on the number of contacts.
Controls
2. "Edit contact"
Overview
Editing contacts
2. "Contacts"
Office
If the address is corrected and saved, a copy is
created in the vehicle. The address is not
changed on the mobile phone or at BMW On‐
line*.
Display the Internet address of a
contact*
The Internet address stored for a contact can be
called up.
1. Select the desired contact.
6. To complete the input fields: select the sym‐
bol beside the input field.
7. Enter text and select a contact type.
8. In the navigation system: enter address.
Only addresses that are present in the car’s
navigation data can be entered. This en‐
sures that route guidance is possible for all
addresses.
If applicable, "Accept address"
9. "Save contact in car"
2. Select Internet address.
The selected Internet address is displayed
in the browser.
Displaying additional information from
BMW Online*
Contact types
Phone numbers and addresses can be assigned
to various contact types.
Symbol
Meaning
Private phone number.
Display of additional information for a contact if
present at BMW Online.
Work phone number.
1. Select the desired contact.
Mobile phone number.
2. Call up "Options".
Other phone number.
3. "Further info (BMW Online)"
Private address.
New contact
Work address.
General
You can add up to 8 phone numbers, 2 ad‐
dresses, 3 e-mail addresses and one URL.
1. "Office"
2. "Contacts"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "New contact"
Specifying home address
A home address can be saved in memory. This
home address appears at the top of the list of
contacts.
1. "Home address"
2. Organising contacts
3. "Save contact in car"
Selecting sort order for names*
Names can be displayed in a different order.
1. "Office"
2. "Contacts"
3. Call up "Options".
5. Input boxes still show previous input: "Clear
fields"
4. "Show: surname, first name" or "Show: first
name, surname"
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1. "Office"
2. "Messages"
2. "Contacts"
A Symbol designated the message type.
4. "Configure Bluetooth"
5. "Show pictures"
Displaying all contact images is activated or de‐
activated.
Exporting/importing contacts
Contacts can be exported and imported via Per‐
sonal Profile, see page 29. The contacts stored
in the vehicle are exported, not the contacts
from the mobile phone or BMW Online*.
Deleting contacts
Driving hints
1. "Office"
3. Call up "Options".
Symbol Message type
SMS.
My Info
Message from information service.
E-mail from mobile phone
Filter message list
Message list can be filtered if more than one
type of message is available.
1. "Filter:"
Only contacts saved in the vehicle are deleted.
The contacts from the mobile phone* or BMW
Online* cannot be deleted.
1. "Office"
2. "Contacts"
3. Highlight the contact.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Delete contact" or "Delete all contacts".
6. If applicable, "Yes"
Overview
Controls
Photos saved for contacts are saved in the ve‐
hicle when the mobile phone is connected to the
vehicle. The number of transferred images de‐
pends on the mobile phone. The mobile phone
must support this function.
2. Select type of message.
Navigation
Display contact images
and e-mails are not supported by the service
provider or must be enabled separately. Trans‐
mission can take a few minutes after the first
time a mobile phone is paired. Messages are
only displayed when they are complete. Mes‐
sages from the additional mobile phone cannot
be transferred.
Communication Entertainment
The sort order for names might not be the same
as the selected sort order, depending on how
contacts are saved on your mobile phone.
▷ "All"
▷ "E-mail"
Only E-mails from the mobile phone are
displayed.
General
The display of text messages and e-mails from
the mobile phone depends on whether their
transmission to the vehicle is supported by the
mobile phone. It is possible that text messages
▷ "Service messages"
Only messages from BMW Information
Service and My Info are displayed.
▷ "SMS"
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Mobility
All messages are displayed.
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Only SMS messages are displayed.
Deleting messages
Messages from Information Service, My Info and
BMW Online can be deleted.
Deleting a message:
1. Select the desired message.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Answer"
Select additional functions
Additional functions are available when a mes‐
sage is selected:
1. "Office"
2. "Messages"
Symbol Function
3. Select the desired message.
4. Call up "Options".
5. "Delete message"
Deleting all messages:
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
"Call"
1. "Office"
A phone connection is established if
the message contains a number.
2. "Messages"
"Select phone number"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Delete all messages" or "Delete service
messages"
SMS
Select the desired number from the
list if the message contains more
than one number. Telephone con‐
nection is set up.
"Send e-mail (BMW Online)"
Calling the sender of an SMS
"Open link in browser"
1. Select the desired message.
2.
Select the symbol.
Message from information service
Saving the sender in Contacts
Saving an address
1. Highlight the desired message.
1. Select the desired message.
2. Call up "Options".
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing
contact"
3. "Save contact in car"
Use contact data
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*,
see page 213.
Reading out text message
Read out text message, see page 213.
Select additional functions
Additional functions are available when a mes‐
sage is selected:
Symbol Function
"Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
"Call"
A phone connection is established if
the message contains a number.
My Info*
Replying
Send a predefined reply.
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"Select phone number"
2. "Messages"
Select the desired number from the
list if the message contains more
than one number. Telephone con‐
nection is set up.
3. Call up "Options".
"Open link in browser"
Only part of the E-mail is loaded from the
mobile phone into the vehicle.
Reading out e-mails
Read out E-mail, see page 213.
Call up Internet address.
"Further information"
Display additional information
Calendar
Display calendar
E-mail*
Appointments in the last 20 days and the next
50 days can be displayed.
Display E-mail
Controls
"Send e-mail (BMW Online)"
4. "Fully download e-mail"
Overview
1. "Office"
Driving hints
Symbol Function
Display E-mail contacts
If sending and receiving party of an E-mail are
transferred from the mobile phone, these are
shown in the E-mail.
The current day's appointments are dis‐
played.
Select calendar day
1. Select date.
"Sender/recipient"
If E-mail addresses are stored in contacts, the
contact is displayed. Select contact to display
details.
If E-mail addresses are not stored in contacts,
only the E-mail address is displayed, if applica‐
ble.
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*,
see page 213.
Deactivate complete display
Opening an E-mail in the vehicle completely
transfers it to the vehicle. This may be subject
to charges.
2. Select desired day or date.
▷ "Next day"
▷ "Date:"
▷ "Day before"
▷ "Today"
Mobility
Use contact data
Display appointment
1. Select the desired appointment.
2. Browse any appointments:
▷ Turn the controller.
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3. Select desired E-mail.
Communication Entertainment
2. "Calendar"
2. "Messages"
Navigation
1. "Office"
1. "Office"
Office
▷
Select the symbol.
Use contact data
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*,
see page 213.
Read out appointment
Read out appointment, see page 213.
Tasks
Use contact data
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*,
see page 213.
Read out task
Read out task, see page 213
Notes
Display notes
1. "Office"
Display task list
Show unfinished tasks due in the next 90 days.
2. "Notes"
All notes are displayed.
1. "Office"
Display note
2. "Tasks"
1. Select the desired note.
Sort task list
1. Select headers in the task list.
2. Browse any note:
▷ Turn the controller.
2. Select sort criterion:
▷
Select the symbol.
▷ "Priority (!)"*
▷ "Subject"
Use contact data
▷ "Due date"
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*,
see page 213.
Display task
1. Select the desired task.
2. Browse any tasks:
▷ Turn the controller.
▷
Read out note
Read out note, see page 213
Select the symbol.
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The following possibilities are available when
reading out:
Display reminders
▷
The relevant appointment or task is displayed.
Use contact data
Overview
Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS,
E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected*.
Display contact or dial telephone
number
"Use contact data"
2. Display contact or dial telephone number:
▷ Select contact to display a detailed view
of the contact.
▷ Select telephone number to make a di‐
rect connection.
Store contact data
"Use contact data"
2. Highlight telephone number or e-mail ad‐
dress.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Add to existing contact" or "Save as new
contact"
Reading out
SMS, e-mails, appointments, tasks and notes
can be read out.
1. Select desired message, appointment, task
or note.
2.
Select the symbol.
Return to last paragraph.
▷ To end reading out, tip the controller to the
left.
What to do if...
Information about suitable mobile phones, see
page 196.
Appointments, tasks, notes, SMS or E-mails
from the mobile phone are not displayed.
▷ Mobile phone is not suitable for the missing
function or it is not connected correctly?
▷ Office function is deactivated.
▷ Mobile phone connected as additional tele‐
phone.
▷ Appointments are more than 20 days old/
more than 50 days ahead.
▷ Appointments are marked as done or are
more than 90 days ahead.
▷ Not all stored appointments, tasks, notes,
messages in the mobile phone are displayed
in the vehicle, depending on the number of
stored appointments.
Controls
▷
Driving hints
Skip paragraph.
3. Select the desired reminder.
1.
Select the symbol.
Navigation
Read out message again from the beginning
▷
2. "Reminders"
1.
"To beginning"
Communication Entertainment
▷
Are not all appointments and task from the mo‐
bile phone displayed at the correct time?
▷ Time zone, time or date is not correctly set
on the control display and the mobile phone.
The E-mail attachment is not displayed.
▷ E-mails are transferred without attach‐
ments.
Texts of entries are not fully displayed.
Select the symbol.
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1. "Office"
"Pause"
Interrupt reading out. Select again to restart
reading out.
Reference
Reminders connected to appointments and
tasks are displayed. After an appointment or
task deadline has elapsed, the reminder is no
longer displayed.
Overview
Reminders
Office
▷ Texts are abridged before they are transfer‐
red from the mobile phone.
▷ Synchronisation between mobile phone and
vehicle might take several minutes to com‐
plete.
Contact photos are not displayed?
▷ A maximum of 200 contact photos can be
saved in the vehicle.
Are E-mails displayed with a delay?
▷ Check E-mail settings on the telephone and
adjust, if applicable.
If you have worked through all the points in the
list and the desired function is still unavailable,
contact hotline support or your Service centre.
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7. If applicable, "Save"
New contact
8. "Save contact in car"
Specifying home address
A home address can be saved in memory. This
home address appears at the top of the list of
contacts.
1. "Home address"
2. Organising contacts
Driving hints
Contacts can be created and edited. The con‐
tacts from the mobile phone* are displayed if the
mobile phone supports this function. Addresses
can be used as navigation destinations and the
phone numbers dialled directly.
3. "Save contact in car"
1. "Contacts"
Controls
General
Overview
Contacts*
2. "New contact"
My contacts
3. Input boxes still show previous input: "Clear
fields"
2. "My contacts"
4. To complete the input fields: select the sym‐
bol beside the input field.
All contacts are listed in alphabetical order. The
A-Z search, see page 19, function is offered, de‐
pending on the number of contacts.
5. Enter text, see page 19.
6. In the navigation system: enter address.
Only addresses that are present in the car’s
navigation data can be entered. This en‐
sures that route guidance is possible for all
addresses.
A symbol indicates the storage location of the
contacts:
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Communication Entertainment
1. "Contacts"
Mobility
Displaying contacts
Reference
List of all contacts from the vehicle and the mo‐
bile phone.
Navigation
General
Contacts
Symbol
Storage location
No symbol In the vehicle, address not
checked as destination.
In the vehicle, address checked as
destination*.
Mobile phone*.
Dial a phone number*
1. Select the desired contact.
2. Select the phone number.
The connection is established.
Correct the address.
3. "Start guidance" or "Add as another
destination"
Checking address as destination*
An address that is to be added to the route guid‐
ance must match the navigation data contained
in the vehicle. Here, the address can be
checked.
1. Select the desired contact and highlight the
address.
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Check as destination"
4. If necessary, correct and save the address.
Editing contacts
1. Select the desired contact.
2. "Edit contact"
If the address is corrected and saved, a copy is
created in the vehicle. The address is not
changed on the mobile phone.
Selecting sort order for names
Names can be displayed in a different order.
1. "My contacts"
2. Call up "Options".
3. "Show: surname, first name" or "Show: first
name, surname"
3. Change entries.
4. Tilt the controller to the left.
5. "Yes"
If a contact that comes from the mobile phone is
edited, the changes are not saved on the mobile
phone. A copy of the entry is saved in the vehicle
and only the copy is displayed. Under certain
circumstances an identical contact entry is cre‐
ated.
Selecting a contact as navigation
destination*
1. Select the desired contact.
2. Select address.
In the case of contacts from the mobile
phone, the address might have to be
matched to the navigation data in the vehi‐
cle. If that is the case:
The sort order for names might not be the same
as the selected sort order, depending on how
contacts are saved on your mobile phone.
Exporting/importing contacts
Contacts can be exported and imported via Per‐
sonal Profile, see page 29.
Deleting contacts
Only contacts saved in the vehicle are deleted.
It is not possible to delete contacts from the mo‐
bile phone.
1. "My contacts"
2. Highlight the contact.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Delete contact" or "Delete all contacts".
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The exact offering is country-specific. Your
Service centre will be glad to answer any ques‐
tions you might have.
Assist can also be used via the Internet, where
additional services are available:
www.bmw.com.
▷ In the case of a mobile phone with UMTS
capability: data transfer is switched to solely
GSM data transfer.
▷ The SIM card is enabled for free service
numbers.
▷ There is mobile radio communications re‐
ception.
▷ The ignition is switched on.
During a connection to Assist, it might be that
no telephone connection can be established via
the mobile phone. If the mobile phone is to be
used, disconnect it from the vehicle.
Using BMW TeleServices*
BMW TeleServices*
To continue to use it, or to deactivate the serv‐
ices, contact your service partner or the BMW
Customer Hotline.
General
TeleServices supports communication with the
Service centre.
▷ Data on the servicing needs of the vehicle
can be transferred directly to the Service
centre. In so doing, the Service centre can
initiate the work needed earlier. The work‐
shop stay is shortened.
▷ In the case of a breakdown, data on the ve‐
hicle condition can be transferred to the Mo‐
bile Service. It might be that malfunctions
can be remedied directly.
The TeleServices are generally activated in the
vehicle.
If the TeleServies are not active, it is possible to
make a call to the Mobile Service.
Information service*
General
The information service provides information,
for example regarding hotels, emergency chem‐
ists, etc. and provides their telephone numbers
and addresses to the vehicle. Phone numbers
can be called directly and addresses taken over
as a destination in the navigation*.
▷ The offering is country-specific.
Starting the information service
▷ Connection charges can be incurred.
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
Overview
Controls
Assist provides certain services, for example an
information service.
Driving hints
General
munication must be connected to the vehi‐
cle.
Navigation
BMW Assist*
Communication Entertainment
ConnectedDrive
▷ Services can be limited abroad.
▷ BMW Assist is activated.
If BMW Assist is not activated, a mobile
phone recommended by BMW for TeleSer‐
vices and configured for mobile data com‐
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Mobility
Requirements
ConnectedDrive
Start breakdown service with BMW
Assist or BMW TeleServices
2. "Info plus"
General
When equipped with BMW TeleServices, first
through the BMW Teleservice diagnosis and
then by the BMW Teleservice assistance, sup‐
port is provided.
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. "BMW Mobile Care"
3. "Start service"
A voice connection to the BMW information
service is established. Phone numbers and ad‐
dresses can be transferred as messages.
3. "Start service"
Breakdown assistance
Overview
It is possible to contact the Mobile Service* of‐
fered by the BMW Group if you require help in
the event of a breakdown.
Contact with the Mobil en Service* can also be
done with a Check Control Message, see
page 67.
Start breakdown service without BMW
Assist or BMW TeleServices
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. "BMW Mobile Care"
The number for breakdown assistance is
displayed. If a mobile phone* is connected,
a connection to breakdown assistance is es‐
tablished.
BMW TeleServices Diagnosis*
TeleServices Diagnosis enables transfer of de‐
tailed vehicle data that are necessary for diag‐
nosis of the vehicle via mobile telephony. This
data is transferred automatically.
After transfer of the data, a voice connection to
the Mobile Service is established.
BMW Teleservice Assistance*
The Teleservice Assistance enables a deeper
diagnosis of the vehicle to be gone through by
the Mobile Service.
As requested by the Mobile Service and on ter‐
minating the voice connection, the Teleservice
Assistance can be started.
Starting BMW Teleservice Assistance
1. Park the vehicle safely.
2. Apply the parking brake.
3. The ignition is switched on.
4. "Teleservice Help"
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2. "BMW Online"
Overview
After concluding the Teleservice Assistance, a
voice connection to the Mobile Service is es‐
tablished.
BMW Online*
Licensing terms
This product contains NetFront Browser Soft‐
ware by ACCESS Co., Ltd. Copyright © 2007
ACCESS Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Using BMW Online
To select and display content:
▷ Turn the controller to highlight an element.
▷ Press the controller to display an element.
Call up home page
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Display start page"
Communication Entertainment
NetFront is a trademark of ACCESS Co., Ltd. in
Japan and in other countries.
This software is based in part on the work of the
Independent JPEG Group.
Requirements
▷ When using through the SIM card installed
in the vehicle, the service is applied for from
the Service centre.
▷ When using the mobile phone, an authenti‐
cation process must be carried out.
▷ A mobile communications network must be
available.
▷ For certain services, for example informa‐
tion on current location, the vehicle must be
able to determine your current location.
▷ The correct date is set, see page 76, on the
control display.
Starting BMW Online
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
Driving hints
When using BMW Online through the mobile
phone, follow instructions on data transfer, see
page 197.
The BMW Online start page is displayed.
Navigation
The service provision depends on whether the
services are used through the SIM card installed
in the vehicle or the mobile phone.
3. If applicable, "OK"
Reloading a page
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Reload"
Cancel
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Cancel loading"
Log on
When using the service through the SIM card
installed in the vehicle, to display contacts of
BMW Online* or other personal data, log on is
required.
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Mobility
BMW Online is available via a SIM card installed
in the vehicle or via the mobile phone.
Reference
BMW Online is an online portal, providing cer‐
tain services available to use in the vehicle, e.g.
information on weather forecasts.
Controls
Overview
ConnectedDrive
When using the service through the mobile
phone, no log on is required.
Internet*
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
General
2. "BMW Online"
For your own safety, the Internet is displayed
only at up to approx. 5 km/h, 3 mph; for some
national-market versions, only when the vehicle
is at a standstill.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "User login"
The Internet is available through the SIM card
installed in the vehicle or the SIM card in the
mobile phone. If the Internet is used through the
SIM card in the mobile phone, follow instruc‐
tions on data transmission, see page 197.
Calling up the Internet
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. "Internet"
5. "User:"
6. Enter your user name and select "OK".
7. "Password:"
8. Enter your password.
9. "OK"
3. If applicable, "OK"
The home page is displayed. It is possible that
the Internet sites are not displayed in the same
way as on a PC. Flash or Java applications may
be displayed incorrectly.
Licensing terms
Automatic log on
You log on automatically when BMW Online* is
called up.
This product contains NetFront Browser Soft‐
ware by ACCESS Co., Ltd. Copyright © 2007
ACCESS Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
"Login automatically"
NetFront is a trademark of ACCESS Co., Ltd. in
Japan and in other countries.
Logging off
This software is based in part on the work of the
Independent JPEG Group.
Logging off is only needed when using the serv‐
ice through the SIM card installed in the vehicle.
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
Operating the Internet
2. "BMW Online"
Menu bar
3. Call up "Options".
A menu bar for operation is displayed. To acti‐
vate the menu bar, tilt the controller to the left
until the cursor is located in the menu bar.
4. "User logoff"
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Activate mouse pointer.
Call up home page.
Overview
Tilt the controller upwards to switch be‐
tween upper and lower case.
Symbol Function
Refresh, reload
Controls
Cancel.
Back.
Enter URL.
Favourites/bookmarks
Navigating with the mouse pointer
1.
Select the symbol.
2. Navigate with the mouse pointer on the
page.
Add favourites
The currently displayed page is saved as a fa‐
vourite.
1.
Select the symbol.
2. "Add to bookmarks"
Navigation
Leave browser and cut off data con‐
nection.
▷ To move the mouse pointer: tilt the con‐
troller in the corresponding direction.
▷ To move the mouse pointer diagonally:
tilt the controller in the corresponding
direction and turn it.
▷ To select an element: move the mouse
pointer onto the element and press the
controller.
▷ To scroll: turn the controller.
Select favourites
1.
Select the symbol.
Status display
2. Select desired favourites.
A symbol in the top left on the screen indicates
the following status:
Delete favourites
Symbol
Meaning
No connection possible.
1.
Select the symbol.
Communication Entertainment
Zoom.
Driving hints
Favourites/bookmarks.
2. Highlight the favourite to be deleted.
Mobility
Data transfer/connection.
Secure connection.
Entering Internet addresses
Select the symbol.
2. Enter the address and select "OK".
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1.
ConnectedDrive
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Delete bookmark" or "Delete all
bookmarks"
Calling the hotline
Vehicle without BMW Assist or BMW
TeleServices
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. "Hotline"
The telephone number of the hotline is dis‐
played. If a mobile phone* is connected, a con‐
nection to the hotline is established.
Set the favourite as home page
1.
Select the symbol.
2. Highlight the desired favourite.
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Set as start page"
Settings
Vehicle with BMW Assist or BMW
TeleServices
Suppressing cookies
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Hotline"
2. "Suppress cookies"
3. "Start service"
Suppressing pop-ups
1. Call up "Options".
Teleservice Call*
2. "Suppress pop-ups"
Overview
Suppressing security warnings
Sends information to your service partner indi‐
cating that a service appointment is to be
agreed. The Teleservice data is transferred. If
possible, your service partner will establish con‐
tact with you.
1. Call up "Options".
2. "Suppress HTTPS pop-ups"
Hotline
Starting a Teleservice Call
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
Overview
Contact the BMW Hotline for information cov‐
ering every aspect of the vehicle.
2. "Teleservice Call"
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A Teleservice Call can also be started through a
Check Control Message, see page 67.
Automatic Teleservice call*
The Teleservice data on the service require‐
ment for the vehicle are transmitted to your serv‐
ice partner automatically when a service is due.
If possible, the partner will make contact and a
service appointment can be agreed.
Checking when your service partner was noti‐
fied:
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
Neither personal information nor position data
are transferred.
Displays when the last Teleservice Report has
been transferred:
1. "Vehicle information"
2. "Vehicle status"
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Last Teleservice Info"
Service partners*
Possible contact with the Service Partner.
Displaying service partners
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. "Your Service"
With the mobile phone logged on, a connec‐
tion is made to the Service Partner.
Service status*
General
3. Call up "Options".
4. "Last Teleservice Call"
Query service status with equipment with Pro‐
fessional mobile phone preparation.
Overview
Controls
The Teleservice Report is activated free of
charge for vehicles with certain technical re‐
quirements and with a valid Assist contract.
Driving hints
As needed, transfers the technical data from
your vehicle to BMW at regular intervals. This is
used to evaluate the further development of
BMW products.
Navigation
Teleservice Report*
Communication Entertainment
3. "Start service"
Display available services
2. "Service status"
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1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
Mobility
Display of all services available in the vehicle.
ConnectedDrive
3. "Available services"
▷ Only use software applications approved by
BMW, otherwise there may be malfunctions.
Information on suitable mobile phone, available
software applications and their installation is
available under www.bmw.com/connectivity or
from your Service centre.
Input data
Updating BMW Services
Manual update of BMW TeleServices*, BMW
Assist* and BMW Online*.
"Update BMW Services"
Only make inputs when traffic activity per‐
mits. The vehicle occupants and other road
users could otherwise be endangered due to
lack of concentration.
Some software applications can only be used
when the vehicle is stationary for safety rea‐
sons.◀
Operate Apps
Data transfer*
1. Connect the mobile phone using the snapin adapter or the USB audio interface.
When updating BMW services, the status of the
data transfer is displayed.
2. "ConnectedDrive"
3. Select the desired software application.
1. "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive"
2. Call up "Options".
Display status
3. "Data transfer"
Information on the currently available software
applications can be displayed.
1. "ConnectedDrive"
Apps*
2. "BMW apps"
Overview
Certain software applications of a suitable mo‐
bile phone can be integrated into the vehicle.
These software applications are displayed on
the Control Display.
PlugIn*
Selected functions of the mobile phone are
shown on the Control Display. Operation is done
using the iDrive.
Operation is done using the iDrive.
1. Connect the mobile phone using the snapin adapter.
Requirements
2. "ConnectedDrive"
▷ Suitable mobile phone.
3. "PlugIn"
▷ The operating system of the mobile phone
supports the software applications of Apps.
4. "Activate PlugIn"
▷ Software applications are installed on op‐
erational on the mobile phone.
▷ Corresponding mobile radio contract.
Any additional costs incurred are not the
component of Apps.
5. Using the controller, navigate in the desired
functions and, for example, selected the de‐
sire category or title.
Press the button to go one level higher or
back within the functions of the mobile
phone.
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Overview
Press button twice to change back to the
main menu.
Notes
Controls
▷ The extent of apps which can be shown on
the control display depends on the extent of
software applications installed on the mo‐
bile phone.
Driving hints
▷ The data transfer of the software applica‐
tions from the mobile phone to the vehicle
may take a while. Some software applica‐
tions are dependent on the speed of the
available Internet connection of the mobile
phone.
▷ Some mobile phones cannot use apps and
Bluetooth hands-free at the same time.
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Mobility
Communication Entertainment
Navigation
Restart the software application on the mo‐
bile phone after a telephone call as neces‐
sary.
Extended BMW Online services
Extended BMW Online services*
General
The extended BMW Online services provides
scope for exchanges of information and data
with the vehicle via BMW Online.
The following section lists the functions of the
extended BMW Online services.
Navigation
▷ Information on points of interest from BMW
Online, see page 142.
▷ Displaying current traffic regulations and
country information, see page 153.
CD/multimedia
▷ Updating album information, see page 175.
Contacts
▷ Show BMW Online address book, see
page 206.
▷ Display additional information for a contact,
see page 208.
Personal Profile
▷ Exporting/importing a user profile, see
page 29.
BMW Online and Internet
▷ BMW Online, see page 219.
▷ Internet, see page 220.
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