BMW 2004 NavOwnersManual

Owner's Manual
for Onboard
Computer
Contents
A - Z
Online Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 157 006 - 07/02 BMW AG

The onboard compute r offe rs you an array of functions de s igne d to fos te r s afe ty
while s imultane ous ly e nhancing your driving ple as ure .
The GPS navigation s ys te m fre e s you from the burde n of re ading maps or looking
for road s igns . It will guide you to any de s tination re corde d on your map CD/DVD.
The radio, with its s upe rb re ce ption quality, joins the cas s e tte and CD playe rs in
providing optimal s ound to s atis fy e ve ry tas te while s e rving up e nte rtainme nt to
make e ve ry trip s e e m s hort.
The compute r calculate s vital ope rating data including ave rage fue l cons umption,
cruis ing range on the re maining fue l and the e s timate d time of arrival. It provide s
additional s afe ty be fore driving for e xample , with e ntry of a code numbe r for the
e ngine immobilize r and during driving for e xample , with an acous tic warning
tone s o that you do not drive fas te r than you inte nd to.
We wis h you an e njoyable driving e xpe rie nce .
BMW AG

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Contents

The onboard compute r at a
glance 8
The radio controls at a
glance 10
Functions at a glance 12
Scre e n dis plays at a glance 14
Control conce pt 16
Explanation of function
s e le ction 18
Safe ty notice 19
Se ttings 19

To activate the system

Safe ty 22
GPS 22
Map CD/DVD 22
Starting GPS navigation 23

Selecting a destination

Se le ction options 23
De s tination e ntry 23
Manual de s tination e ntry 24
Map-s upporte d de s tination
s e le ction 27
Se le cting de s tination in
information 29
Re ce nt de s tinations 30
Re turning to the s tarting
point 31
Se le cting route 32

Destination guidance system

Starting the de s tination guid-
ance s ys te m 33
Dis playing route 34
Changing route 36
Voice me s s age s 37
Continuing guidance 38
Te rminating/inte rrupting active
guidance 38

Address book

Cre ating addre s s book 39
Se le cting an addre s s 40
De le ting an addre s s 40

Additional functions

Curre nt pos ition 41
Wordmatch principle 42

Troubleshooting

What to do if ... 43

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Radio controls

Switching radio on and off 46
Varying volume 46
Tone control 47

Radio reception

Se le cting the fre que ncy band 48
Se le cting radio s tations 48
Program type (PTY) 51
Storing radio s tations 52
Calling up a s tation 53

Playing recorded media

Starting and s topping the
cas s e tte 54
Mode dis plays 54
Nois e s uppre s s ion 55
Mus ic track s e arch 55
CD change r 56
Starting and s topping the CD 57
Mode dis plays 58
Us ing the buttons to s e arch for
mus ic tracks 58
Me nu-guide d track s e arch 59

DSP sound system

Switching on and off 61
Se le cting s ound patte rn 61
Individual tone control
me mory 62
Calling up tone control
me mory 62

Computer

Starting compute r 64
Range 64
Outs ide te mpe rature 64
Time of arrival 65
Fue l cons umption 65
Ave rage s pe e d 65
Spe e d limit 66
Dis tance 67
Stopwatch 68
Re mote control 68

Code

Choos ing and activating
code 69
De activating code 70

Auxiliary ventilation

Se tting time r 71
Switching dire ct mode on/off 72
Eve rything from A to Z 76

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Symbol e
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Notes on the Owner's Manual

To s tart us ing your onboard compute r
right away, cons ult the ove rvie w of con-
trols and dis plays and the concis e
ope rating ins tructions in the firs t
chapte r.
In addition, you will find

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all the e s s e ntials you will ne e d to
adjus t the s cre e n and care for your
compute r in the "Ove rvie w" chapte r

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all information on us ing the GPS nav-
igation s ys te m in the "Navigation"
chapte r

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all the e s s e ntials on radio us e and
broadcas t re ce ption, combine d with
ins tructions on how to us e the cas -
s e tte and compact dis c

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(CD) playe rs
in the "Ente rtainme nt" chapte r.

This
chapte r als o contains information on
the "Digital Sound Proce s s ing

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(DSP)" s ound s ys te m

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information on how you can us e the
compute r to calculate various data
re late d to ve hicle ope ration in the
"Compute r" chapte r.
This chapte r als o contains informa-
tion on the e ngine immobilize r code
and the s e ttings for the auxiliary he at-
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/-ve ntilation.
The fas te s t way to find information on
any s pe cific topic is by turning to the
inde x.
Be caus e the control options for
the mobile phone als o include
provis ions for us ing it without the
onboard compute r, the ope rating
ins tructions have be e n compile d in a
s e parate manual.

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A s e parate manual has als o be e n
provide d for the "Eme rge ncy"
functions .

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A lis t e xplaining all of the abbre viations
that appe ar on the compute r s cre e n
can be found in the glos s ary at the e nd
of the manual.
Should the day arrive whe n you wis h to
s e ll your BMW, ple as e re me mbe r to
hand this Owne r's Manual to the ne xt
owne r it is an important part of the
ve hicle .

Information on care

For comple te information on the care of
cas s e tte s , CDs , DVDs and the de vice ,
ple as e re fe r to the caring for your
ve hicle brochure .

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Symbols used

Indicate s pre cautions that mus t
be followe d pre cis e ly in orde r to
avoid the pos s ibility of pe rs onal injury
and s e rious damage to the ve hicle or
the onboard compute r.

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Contains information that will
as s is t you in gaining the optimum
be ne fit from your onboard compute r
and e nable you to care more e ffe ctive ly
for your onboard compute r.

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Marks the e nd of a s pe cific ite m of
information.

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Indicate s s pe cial e quipme nt, country-
s pe cific e quipme nt and optional e xtras .
If you have additional que s tions , ple as e
cons ult your BMW ce nte r for informa-
tion and advice .

Editorial notice

To e ns ure that our acce s s orie s and in-
ve hicle e quipme nt continue to com-
bine advance d te chnology with une x-
ce lle d le ve ls of quality, we at BMW pur-
s ue a policy of continuous , ongoing
de ve lopme nt e mbracing e ve ry as pe ct
of de s ign. It is the re fore pos s ible that
s ome of your own ve hicle 's e quipme nt
and fe ature s may vary from thos e
de s cribe d in this manual. We are als o
unable to guarante e that all of the
de s criptions and illus trations containe d
in the manual will be comple te ly accu-
rate in all re s pe cts . We mus t the re fore
re que s t your unde rs tanding for the fact
that we are unable to re cognize le gal
claims bas e d on the data, de s criptions
and illus trations in this manual and your
own ve hicle 's e quipme nt.

Software release version

Whe n you s e le ct the "Se t" me nu the
ve rs ion numbe r of your onboard com-
pute r appe ars at the uppe r right of the
s cre e n.
"SW 4-1/XX" me ans :

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4: Ge ne ration 4

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1: Top Navigation

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XX: Curre nt ve rs ion.
The information in this Owne r's Manual
is bas e d on the following s oftware ve r-
s ion: 1.0.
Ple as e contact your BMW ce nte r
if you have any que s tions re gard-
ing the s oftware ve rs ion.

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Overview
Navigation
Entertainment
Computer
Index

Over vi ew

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The onboard computer at a glance

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The onboard computer at a glance

Displays and controls

1 Dis play s cre e n

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Function dis plays
2 Indicator lamps for phone

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Ye llow:
Call is be ing route d through
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Gre e n:
Call is conne cte d

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Re d:
Phone not available

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Flas he s :
Phone is not re gis te re d with a s e r-
vice provide r
Ple as e cons ult the s e parate
manual for ins tructions on ope r-
ating the te le phone .

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3 Re ce ive r s ymbol

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Dial te le phone numbe r

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End call
4 Clock s ymbol

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Dis play the time whe n the ignition
is off (ignition ke y in pos ition 0 or
re move d from the ignition lock)
5 MENU

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Se le ct top me nu 16

6 Us ing onboard compute r 16

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Turn: highlight function or adjus t
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Pre s s : confirm s e le ction or s ave
s e tting
7 Indicator lamp for ope ration of the
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Re d:
Time r activate d

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Flas he s :
Dire ct ope ration activate d
8 Switch dis play to

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Radio functions

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Onboard compute r functions
Radio dis play and control e le -
me nts , re fe r to page 10.

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You can re trofit your onboard
monitor with an AUX s ocke t for
conne cting a third unit, s uch as a CD or
MP3 playe r.

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The radio controls at a glance

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The radio controls at a glance

Displays and controls

1 INFO

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Activating RDS functions 49

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Activating PTY functions 51
2 Wave band/Me mory le ve l

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FM (FM1/FM2/FMA) 48, 52

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AM (AM/AMA) 48, 52
3 Buttons for

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Station s e le ction for radio 52

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CD s e le ction for CD change r 58
4 Dis play s cre e n

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Function dis plays
5 Changing tape s ide 54
6 Lowe r cove r, e je ct cas s e tte 54
7 SELECT

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Se le cting s tation s can functions
Manual s tation s e le ction 49
Sample s tation 50
Scan s e ns itivity le ve l 50

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Dolby control 55

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Me nu-guide d s e arch for mus ic
tracks 59
8 Station/track s e arch

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Station s can 50

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Tape forward/Tape re wind 55

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Mus ic s e arch
Cas s e tte 55
CD change r

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9 TONE

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Se le cting s ound s e ttings 47
10 Indicator lamp for radio mode
11 Switch dis play to

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Onboard compute r functions

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Radio functions
12 Ope rating the radio

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Pre s s : turn radio on/off

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Turn: adjus t volume for radio and
information on navigation
13 MODE
Switching s ound s ource to

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Radio

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Cas s e tte

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CD change r

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14 Cas s e tte s lot
If your ve hicle is e quippe d with a
multifunction s te e ring whe e l

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can us e its inte grate d controls to
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Functions at a glance

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Functions at a glance

1 Compute r

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Cruis ing range dis play 64

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Outs ide te mpe rature dis play 64

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Time of arrival dis play 65

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Starting fue l cons umption
calculations 65

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Starting calculations of ave rage
s pe e d 65

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Se tting s pe e d limit 66

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Se tting/dis playing dis tance 67

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Switching s topwatch on/off 68
2 GPS-Navigation

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Changing the map CD/DVD 22

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Se le cting the de s tination 23

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Route s e le ction 32

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Guidance to de s tination 33

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Dis playing route 34

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Addre s s book e ntrie s and
acce s s 39

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Curre nt location dis play 41
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Se le cting s ound patte rn 61

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Changing tone control
individually 62

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Calling up tone control me mory 62
4 Auxiliary he ating

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Ente ring and s toring s tarting
time s 71

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Switching he ating or ve ntilation
on/off 72
5 Scre e n de activation
6 Curre nt date
7 Se le ctable s e ttings , e .g.:

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"Me mo" function activate d via
"Se t" 19
8 Eme rge ncy
Contacting e me rge ncy call ce nte rs
manual for ins tructions on
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9 Mobile phone

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on ope ration and us e .

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10 Code

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Choos ing and activating code 69

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De activating code 70

11 Se ttings

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Scre e n dis play mode
s e le ction 19

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Date and time dis play mode
s e le ction 19

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Audio guidance volume
adjus tme nt 19

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Scre e n color patte rn
s e le ction 19

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Language s e le ction 19

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Unit s e le ction 19

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Switching Me mo on/off 19
12 Curre nt time

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Screen displays at a glance

Split-screen display mode (Split)

Le ft s ide of s cre e n

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Information on the audio s ource
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Information from compute r
(s uch as curre nt ave rage fue l
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Route information
(s uch as map s e ction for s cale ) 35
Right s ide of s cre e n

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Information on curre nt location
(longitude , latitude and altitude )
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Information on the de s tination guid-
ance
(s uch as turning dire ction) 33.
Whe n calculating the altitude ,
which only take s place during
GPS re ce ption, de viations from the
actual altitude of the curre nt location
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Full s cre e n

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Information on communications
(s uch as SMS bulle tins )

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Change s to the code , to the s e ttings ,
to the DSP

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Full-screen display mode (Full)

All available information and s e le ction
data are dis playe d acros s the e ntire
s cre e n, re gardle s s of the curre ntly
s e le cte d function.
If you pre fe r this dis play mode , ple as e
s e le ct the "Se t" function in the me nu
(MENU) to change the de fault s e tting
"Split"; re fe r to page 19.

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Control concept

MENU selection

The onboard compute r inte grate s an
e xte ns ive range of functions . Se le ct the
top me nu (MENU) for a lis t of the
various functions , re fe r to page 12.
Se le ct "MENU"
Whe n you s e le ct a function from the
MENU, a lis t of s e le ction options or of
s ubme nus will appe ar in the dis play:

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For information on s e le cting func-
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For information on how to re que s t a
dis play of additional functions , re fe r
to the s e ction on "Additional func-
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For information on s e ttings for me nu
s e le ction, re fe r to "Re s e tting his tory"
on page 17

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To re turn to the highe r me nu le ve l,
re fe r to the "Se le cting re turn s ymbol"
s e ction on page 17

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For a dis play of additional e ntrie s in
lis ts , re fe r to "Scrolling forward and
back" on page 17.
To re turn to the main MENU from any
othe r me nu/any othe r function:

Selecting functions

To s e le ct a function, us e the right-hand
rotary button to comple te the two
following s te ps :
1. Mark the function
Turn the right-hand rotary button
until the de s ire d function is high-
lighte d
2. Confirm your s e le ction
Pre s s the right-hand rotary button.
On the following page s the s e two s te ps
are s ummarize d as :
Se le ct "Function .

Additional functions

Additional functions can be dis playe d
us ing the s ymbol.
Turn the right-hand rotary button
toward the corre s ponding s ymbol. Now
you can proce e d to mark and s e le ct
one of the functions in the dis play, re fe r
to "Se le cting functions ".
De pe nding on the range of avail-
able functions , it may take a fe w
s e conds until all additional functions
appe ar on the s cre e n.

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You can only s e le ct thos e me nu
e ntrie s or functions that are dis -
playe d on the s cre e n in white le tte rs .

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Control concept

Resetting history

This function make s it e as ie r for you to
acce s s pre vious ly vie we d information
or an e dite d function afte r s witching off
the onboard compute r or changing the
me nu.
If you s witch on the onboard compute r
again or s e le ct the corre s ponding func-
tion again unde r "MENU", you will auto-
matically e nte r the me nu le ve l pre vi-
ous ly us e d.
To inte rrupt this function to re turn to the
initial me nu le ve l:
Brie fly pre s s twice in a row.

Selecting return symbol

To re turn to a pre vious me nu or func-
tion, proce e d as follows :
Se le ct .
As de s cribe d in the s e ction on
"Se le cting functions ", it is als o pos s ible
to us e the right-hand rotary button to
highlight the "Re turn" s ymbol and the n
s e le ct it by pre s s ing.

Scrolling forward and back

Whe n one of the above s ymbols
appe ars on the s cre e n, this indicate s
that furthe r e ntrie s are available for
vie wing in the curre nt lis t.
As de s cribe d in the "Se le cting func-
tions " s e ction, you can als o highlight
this s ymbol with the right-hand rotary
button be fore proce e ding to confirm
your e ntry by pre s s s ing the button.

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Explanation of function selection

To he lp you ge t orie nte d as quickly as
pos s ible , the individual s e le ction proce -
dure s are provide d imme diate ly be low
e ach me nu option.
Individual control and e ntry proce s s e s
may include the following e le me nts :

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Buttons that you pre s s

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Functions that you s e le ct us ing the
right-hand rotary button. "Se le cting
functions ", re fe r to page 16

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The right-hand rotary button appe ars
with arrows for control proce dure s in
which it is pre s s e d or turne d only.
Individual s te ps are s e parate d by the
s ymbol.

An example: setting the date

He re s e tting the date s e rve s as an
e xample to illus trate the control
conce pt:
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "Se t"
3. Se le ct "Date "
4. Se le ct "Se t"
5. Se le ct the ye ar
6. Turn the right-hand rotary button to
s e t the ye ar

7. Pre s s the right-hand rotary button to
s ave
8. Se t and the n s ave the month and day
with the s ame proce dure .
The s ys te m adopts the s e le cte d s e t-
tings for the date
9. Se le ct .
You e xit the date e ntry mode once
you comple te this final s te p.
You can als o s e le ct the orde r in which
the e le me nts of the date will be dis -
playe d: you can dis play the days (dd)
firs t and the n the months (mm) or you
can have the m dis playe d in the oppo-
s ite orde r.
To e xit a function or a s e le ction
mode accide ntally s e le cte d,
ple as e re s e le ct it again. The n you can
s e le ct any de s ire d function.

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Safety notice Settings

As s oon as the de vice is put into ope ra-
tion, the onboard compute r s hows the
following s afe ty pre cautions :
"WARNING!
Us e this s ys te m only whe n traffic and
e nvironme ntal conditions pe rmit.
Pay atte ntion to traffic laws and
s ituations .
Safe ve hicle ope ration is the drive r's
re s pons ibility.
Always we ar your s afe ty be lt."
To acce pt the s e s afe ty pre cautions
afte r re ading:
Se le ct "Acce pt".

Selecting settings

The onboard compute r of your ve hicle
has a bas ic s e tting for all dis plays . You
can change the s e to s uit your pe rs onal
pre fe re nce s as de s ire d. Be fore doing
s o, ple as e take note of the s afe ty infor-
mation provide d on this page .
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "Se t".
The adjus tme nt options appe ar on
the dis play s cre e n.

You can adjus t:

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"Scre e n"
You can choos e dis play mode
(Split or Full), re fe r to page 15

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"Clock"

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"Date "
You can s e t the time and date , and
als o de fine the dis play mode

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"Nav. volume "
You can s e t the volume of the naviga-
tion s ys te m's voice me s s age s re lative
to othe r s ound s ource s (min to max)

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"Color s e t"
Us e this function to s e le ct color s e t-
tings for the dis play

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"Language "
This option allows you to s e le ct the
language of the dis play te xts .
For additional s e ttings , follow the
s ymbol.

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Your options include :

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"Dis tance " in mile s or km

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"Cons umpt." (l/100 km, mpg or km/l)

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"Te mpe rature " (

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You can s pe cify the units for
dis tance , fue l cons umption and
te mpe rature

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"Me mo"
You can s e t a s ignal to s ound at the
full hour; re late d s ymbol

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"Brightne s s "
You can s e t the brightne s s (min to
max).
For information on how to e nte r
the s e s e le ction options , re fe r to
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Overview
Navigation
Entertainment
Computer
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Only e nte r data whe n the ve hicle
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traffic re gulations and road s igns in the
e ve nt of any contradiction be twe e n the
traffic s ituation and the ins tructions
give n by the navigation s ys te m. If you
do not obs e rve this pre caution, you
may be in violation of the law, and can
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Ne ve r place any me tallic obje cts ,
s uch as umbre llas , on the re ar tray
(s e dan and coupe ) ne ar the GPS
ante nna, as s uch obje cts can inte rfe re
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ve nt the GPS navigation s ys te m from
ope rating corre ctly.

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The GPS navigation s ys te m e liminate s
the ne e d to cons ult conve ntional road
maps as you drive . It the re fore make s
an important contribution to traffic
s afe ty.
GPS s tands for Global Pos itioning Sys -
te m.
This inte gral compone nt within your
ve hicle 's navigation s ys te m re lie s on
re fe re nce s ate llite s to de te rmine the
pre cis e pos ition of your ve hicle .
The re s ult: the GPS navigation s ys te m
automatically offe rs re liable guidance to
your s e le cte d de s tination.

Map CDs /DVDs are ins e rte d in the nav-
igation compute r locate d at the le ft re ar
of the luggage compartme nt.
To e ns ure that your ve hicle 's navigation
s ys te m has acce s s to the late s t high-
way ne twork information, always load
the mos t re ce nt CD/DVD ve rs ion of the
digital road map. As is the cas e with
conve ntional road maps , the map CDs /
DVDs are s ubje ct to pe riodic update s to
e ns ure that the y re fle ct the late s t infor-
mation and s urve ys .
The DVD will be available at a late r
time and will provide additional
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Changing the map CD/DVD

Map CDs /DVDs contain road maps
cove ring one or more countrie s or
re gions . Whe n you drive your BMW, the
navigation s ys te m will ale rt you whe n
you are le aving the are a s tore d on the
map CD/DVD that is curre ntly loade d.
You s hould re s pond by changing the
map CD/DVD in the navigation com-
pute r.
Only map CDs of ve rs ion
2001-1 or highe r can be us e d.

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To change the map CD/DVD:
1.
The CD/DVD is e je cte d from the
navigation compute r (pre s s button
s e ve ral time s if ne ce s s ary)
2. Re move the CD/DVD
3. Ins e rt the ne w CD/DVD
4. Allow approx. e ight s e conds for the
ne w CD/DVD to s tart.

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Starting GPS navigation Selection options Destination entry

1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "GPS-Navigation".
To e xit the GPS navigation s ys te m,
pre s s the button again:

Whe n e nte ring your de s tination, you
can s e le ct from among the following
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De s tination e ntry and s e le ction

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To s e le ct de s tination from map, re fe r
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To s e le ct the de s tination via informa-
tion on the de s tination, curre nt loca-
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To s e le ct from among re ce nt de s tina-
tions , re fe r to page 30

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To re turn to initial location, re fe r to
page 31

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To s e le ct de s tination from addre s s
book, re fe r to page 40.
Afte r s e le cting your de s tination, you
can proce e d to activate the guidance
function, re fe r to page 33.
The e xample s hows how to us e the
GPS navigation s ys te m to find the
following de s tination:

455 N Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills
Only e nte r data whe n the ve hicle
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e ve nt of any contradiction be twe e n the
traffic s ituation and the ins tructions
give n by the navigation s ys te m. If you
do not obs e rve this pre caution, you
may be in violation of the law, and can
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24nDestination entry Manual destination entry
Note the following s pe cial fe ature s :
>Us e to corre ct your las t e ntry.
Maintain pre s s ure on the right-hand
rotary button to de le te the e ntire
e ntry line
>The s ys te m re lie s on a wordmatch
principle to make it e as ie r for you to
e nte r name s . It s upports various
s pe llings as we ll as automatic name
comple tion, re fe r to page 42
>The s e le ction of a country, a town or
city or a s tre e t can be cance le d at
any time by s e le cting
>If e ntrie s in a s e le ction me nu (s ub
me nu) are not made within e ight s e c-
onds , you will ne e d to re pe at the pro-
ce dure .
Enter destination country
If the name of a country appe ars on the
s cre e n in white le tte rs , data for more
than one country may be s tore d on the
map CD/DVD.
To s e le ct a de s tination country, e .g.
whe n trave ling to a fore ign country:
1. Turn the right-hand rotary button
until the curre nt country name is
highlighte d.
"Country ?" appe ars in the dis play
2. Pre s s the right-hand rotary button on
the right.
A lis t of the available countrie s is
dis playe d
3. Se le ct "Unite d State s ".
The s ys te m adopts your s e le ction as
the de s tination e ntry.
If you wis h to re tain your curre nt
e ntrie s without change , you can
s kip the e ntry of a country or city of
de s tination.<
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Manual destination entry
Entering destination
"City ?" is highlighte d.
s tart your e ntry
2. Se le ct "B".
The s e le cte d le tte r is highlighte d in
the dis play
3. Us e the s ame proce dure to s e le ct
re maining le tte rs in "Be ve rly Hills " to
e ns ure pos itive re cognition of your
de s tination, which the s ys te m will
the n s ignal by highlighting the e ntry
in the lis t
4. Se le ct "Be ve rly Hills , Los Ange le s ,
CA".
The compute r re gis te rs your city of
de s tination.
If the city name or its s pe lling is
not e xactly known, the n the city
conce rne d can als o be s e le cte d from
the lis t afte r e nte ring a firs t le tte r.
Some map CDs /DVDs als o lis t addi-
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5. He re you can s e le ct "Be ve rly Hills ,
CA" from the lis t (CA = California).
The compute r re gis te rs your city of
de s tination.
Entering street
"Stre e t ?" is highlighte d.
s tart your e ntry
2. Se le ct "R".
the dis play
3. Continue to s e le ct le tte rs from
"Re xford Drive " until the s ys te m
re s ponds with pos itive re cognition of
your de s tination by highlighting the
e ntry in the lis t
4. Se le ct "Re xford Dr N".
The s ys te m adopts the s tre e t name .
26nManual destination entry
If the s tre e t name or its s pe lling
is not e xactly known, the n the
s tre e t conce rne d can als o be
s e le cte d from the lis t afte r e nte ring a
firs t le tte r.<
5. In our e xample you would now s e le ct
"Re xford Dr N" from the lis t.
The s ys te m adopts the s tre e t name .
If you do not s e le ct a s tre e t, the
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Entering house number or
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Afte r e nte ring the s tre e t, you can s e le ct
a hous e numbe r or inte rs e ction, s uch
as "455".
1. Se le ct "No./Inte rs e ction ?"
2. Se le ct "Hous e numbe r"
3. Se le ct "4"
4. Se le ct the re maining digits in the
numbe r
5. Se le ct "Ente r".
The s ys te m adopts the hous e
numbe r.
Availability of the hous e numbe r
s e le ction function for s pe cific
s tre e ts varie s from one map CD/DVD to
the ne xt. If no hous e numbe rs are
s tore d for a particular s tre e t on your
curre nt CD/DVD, no dis play for nume ri-
cal e ntry will appe ar on the s cre e n. In
this cas e an inte rs e ction can be
s e le cte d if pre s e nt. The de s tination
guidance the n e nds the ne xt time the
pre vious ly s e le cte d s tre e t is
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Map-supported destination selection
You know the town or city, but only the
ge ne ral location of the s tre e t, and not
its name . The s ys te m offe rs you maps
on which you can ide ntify your de s tina-
tion with a targe t curs or for s ubs e que nt
trans fe r to the guidance s ys te m.
1. To e nte r the de s tination, re fe r to
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2. Se le ct "Map"
3. Pre s s right-hand rotary button.
A s e le ction me nu appe ars on the
s cre e n
4. Se le ct "De s t. Input Map"
5. If ne ce s s ary, change the s cale :
>Turn the right-hand rotary button,
continuing until the map s cale is
highlighte d
>Pre s s the right-hand rotary button
to s e le ct the map s cale
>Turn the right-hand rotary button
again to s e t the de s ire d map s cale
>Pre s s the right-hand rotary button
to s tore the s cale .
The "Save De s t." function can
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Afte r the re s olution s cale is
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Localize the de s tination with the
targe t curs or:
>Turn the right-hand rotary button to
mark the de s ire d change in dire c-
tion with the curs or
>Pre s s and hold down the right-
hand rotary button until the map
has be e n move d in the de s ire d
dire ction be low the targe t curs or
>Re le as e the right-hand rotary
button to fix the change
>Se le ct anothe r "Curs or" as ne ce s -
s ary
>Pre s s and hold down the right-
hand rotary button to move the
map in the othe r dire ction
>Re le as e it to fix the change .
A fe w s e conds may pas s until
the ne w s e ction of the map is
dis playe d.<
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6. To e nte r in guidance s ys te m:
Se le ct "Save De s t.".
You can als o us e the de s tina-
tion e ntry map without
s pe cifying a town or city name . To
s e le ct a de s tination in this way, s tart
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If you would like information on the cur-
re nt pos ition on the map, the n s e le ct
"Pos ition" with the right-hand rotary
button, re fe r to page 41.
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Selecting destination in information
You are s e arching for a particular loca-
tion within a town or city, s uch as a
hote l, a gas s tation, the ne are s t BMW
ce nte r, touris t attractions , a hos pital,
e tc., but do not know the e xact
addre s s .
1. Ente r the de s ire d de s tination, re fe r to
page 25
2. Se le ct "Information"
3. Se le ct "Ge ne ral De s tinations "
4. Se le ct "Info on de s tination".
A lis t containing various type s of
de s tination appe ars on the s cre e n
5. Se le ct the de s ire d de s tination type ,
for ins tance "Hote ls & Re s taurants "
6. Se le ct "Hote l"
7. Se le ct the firs t le tte r of the hote l's
name , in this e xample "S".
the dis play
8. Continue to s e le ct the re maining
le tte rs in the name until the s ys te m
s ignals pos itive re cognition by high-
lighting the name in the lis t
9. Se le ct the highlighte d name in the
lis t.
Additional information appe ars in the
form of te xt dis plays or s ymbols on
the s cre e n.
The amount of available infor-
mation and the numbe r of
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10. Pre s s right-hand rotary button.
s cre e n
11. Se le ct "Activate ".
The guidance s ys te m adopts the
hote l's addre s s as your de s tination.
If the name of the hote l is not
e xactly known, the n it can als o be
s e le cte d from the lis t afte r e nte ring a
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30nSelecting destination in information Recent destinations
Selecting other interesting
destinations
The "Info on location" function provide s
you with an ove rvie w of pote ntial de s ti-
nations in your imme diate are a.
For the de s tination type s , you will be
offe re d a s e le ction of a maximum of te n
e ntrie s s orte d according to dis tance ,
whe re in an arrow indicate s the dire c-
tion from the curre nt pos ition to the
de s tination.
The "Info on country" function provide s
you with a s e le ction of points of partic-
ular inte re s t, s uch as touris t attractions ,
gove rnme nt buildings , important
e xhibits , trade s hows , comme rcial air-
ports and borde r cros s ings .
To le arn how to adopt the s e kinds
of locations as de s tinations for your
guidance s ys te m, re fe r to page 29.
Returning to a recent destination
The s ys te m automatically s tore s the
las t 20 de s tinations . To s e le ct one of
the s e addre s s e s :
1. Se le ct "Las t De s tinations "
2. Se le ct "Re trie ve addre s s ".
A lis t of the 20 mos t re ce nt de s tina-
tions appe ars on the s cre e n
3. Se le ct the de s ire d addre s s .
addre s s as your de s tination.
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Recent destinations Returning to the starting point
Deleting destination addresses
You can de le te any of the addre s s e s
containe d in the lis t of your 20 mos t
re ce nt de s tinations :
1. Se le ct "Las t De s tinations "
2. Se le ct "De le te addre s s ".
A lis t with your 20 mos t re ce nt de s ti-
nations appe ars on the s cre e n
3. Se le ct de s ire d addre s s .
"De le te addre s s ?" appe ars on the
s cre e n
4. Se le ct "ye s ".
The addre s s is de le te d.
To de le te all of the addre s s e s , us e the
right-hand rotary button to highlight
"De le te addre s s " and the n maintain
pre s s ure on it for at le as t one s e cond.
You can make it e as ie r to e nte r the
de s tination for your re turn trip by
s toring the addre s s of your initial
location be fore s tarting off:
1. Se le ct "Addre s s Book"
2. Se le ct "Me morize ve h. pos ition".
The addre s s appe ars on the s cre e n
to allow you to add s upple me ntary
information
3. Se le ct "Name ?" if ne ce s s ary.
You can e nte r a de s ignation for the
addre s s , e .g. "Los Ange le s office ".
Confirm with "Ente r"
The addre s s for the location is s tore d
in the addre s s book.
To re turn to your s tarting point late r on,
all you now have to do is s e le ct the
addre s s from the addre s s book as the
de s tination for the guidance s ys te m,
re fe r to page 40.
If you us e d the GPS navigation
s ys te m to re ach your curre nt loca-
tion, the n it will alre ady be re gis te re d in
the "Las t De s tinations " lis t. You can
trans fe r e ntrie s from this lis t dire ctly to
the guidance s ys te m, re fe r to
page 30.<
32nSelecting route
The GPS navigation s ys te m allows you
to choos e from among various available
route s . This fe ature allows you to de fine
the s ys te m's prioritie s in s e le cting from
individual trave l options :
>"via highway"
>"avoid highway"
>"fas te s t route "
>"s horte s t route "
>"avoid tolls ".
The GPS navigation s ys te m re lie s
on s pe cific logical s tructure s to
de te rmine s ugge s te d trave l route s .
The s e vary according to the diffe re nt
kinds of roads s tore d on the map CD/
DVD. As a re s ult, the route s re com-
me nde d by the navigation s ys te m may
not always be the s ame one s that you
would choos e bas e d on pe rs onal
e xpe rie nce .<
You can change the s e le cte d route as
ofte n as you like , both whe n e nte ring
your de s tination and at any time while
the s ys te m is guiding you to it the
s ys te m re vis e s its re comme ndations
accordingly:
1. Se le ct "Route Pre fe re nce ?"
2. Se le ct the prioritie s for us e in calcu-
lating your route .
The corre s ponding s ymbol is
highlighte d
3. Se le ct .
Your route pre fe re nce appe ars on
the s cre e n, and is adopte d by the
s ys te m for us e in de te rmining the
be s t route .
To re vis e the route pre fe re nce
while unde rway with the guidance
s ys te m, re fe r to page 36.<
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Once you have e nte re d or s e le cte d the
comple te de s tination addre s s , the city
or town will appe ar on the s cre e n,
along with the s tre e t and hous e num-
be r; "Dire ctions " is highlighte d.
Pre s s the right-hand rotary button to
s tart active guidance .
Whe n you s e le ct the s plit-s cre e n option
(Split), the e s timate d time of arrival and
the dis tance to your de s tination appe ar
in the lowe r right half of the s cre e n afte r
the de s tination guidance s ys te m is
s tarte d, while the navigation compute r
calculate s the be s t trave l route .
The calculation of a ne w route , its
dis play and the dis play of the
e xact value for the dis tance to the
de s tination can take up to one minute .<
Once the compute r has comple te d its
calculations a route map appe ars on
the le ft s ide of the dis play s cre e n; this is
accompanie d by arrows indicating both
your ge ne ral dire ction and true north.
On the right s ide of the s plit s cre e n you
will s e e the name of the s tre e t whe re
you will make your ne xt turn (in the
dire ction indicate d by the arrow) along
with the dis tance to the inte rs e ction,
your dire ction of trave l and your curre nt
pos ition.
In addition, you will als o be provide d
with voice me s s age s that can be
re pe ate d, re fe r to page 37.
In the lowe r right half of the s cre e n
the e s timate d time of arrival and the
dis tance to the de s tination will als o
continue to be dis playe d (Dis tance ,
re fe r to page 67).
The s ys te m continue s to provide
active guidance to your de s tina-
tion, e ve n if you the n s e le ct one of the
onboard compute r's othe r functions ,
s uch as the radio or the compute r.
Voice me s s age s combine with the dis -
play on the s cre e n to inform you of
upcoming turns we ll be fore you arrive
at inte rs e ctions .<
34nDisplaying route
Viewing the route map
Provide d that you have s e le cte d the
undivide d dis play mode (Full), you can
dis play a map s howing the planne d
route while the s ys te m is guiding you to
your de s tination.
1. Pre s s the right-hand rotary button.
A s e le ction me nu appe ars , als o re fe r
to page 23
2. Se le ct "Route map".
The route map appe ars on the
s cre e n.
To change to dire ctional dis play,
s e le ct .<
Revising the scale
Re gardle s s of which dis play mode you
have s e le cte d (Split/Full), you always
have the option of s e le cting the s cale
that be s t s uits your pe rs onal pre fe r-
e nce s .
to mark the fie ld with the s pe cifie d
s cale
again to s e t the de s ire d map s cale
3. Do not move the rotary button for a
fe w s e conds or pre s s it to s ave the
map s cale .
The map s cale will change afte r a
fe w s e conds .
Altering direction display
Whe n you s e le ct a s cale of le s s than
1 mile or 2 km, you have the option of
rotating the map to orie nt it e ithe r to the
north or to your dire ction of trave l.
to page 23
2. Se le ct "Map pos itioning".
Anothe r s e le ction me nu appe ars on
the s cre e n
3. Se le ct the de s ire d dire ctional orie n-
tation.
Afte r changing the dire ctional
orie ntation, it may take a fe w
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The dire ctional orie ntation of the route
map affe cts the s cre e n dis play as fol-
lows :
>With a northe rn dire ctional orie nta-
tion, the map is continuous ly move d
s lightly be low the dire ction of trave l
s ymbol
>The map is re dis playe d for e ach
dire ctional orie ntation in the dire ction
of trave l whe n the dire ction of the
trave l s ymbol re ache s the e dge of
the map s e ction.
The re s pe ctive map adjus tme nt to
the dire ction of trave l can take a
fe w s e conds .<
Route list display
You can acce s s a lis ting of s tre e ts and
towns or citie s on your route whe ne ve r
the guidance s ys te m is active . This lis t
is bas e d on the GPS navigation s ys -
te m's s ugge s te d trave l route .
The dis tance s re maining to be trave le d
on e ach individual road are als o dis -
playe d.
To dis play the route lis t while the de s ti-
nation guidance s ys te m is active :
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3. Se le ct "Route lis t".
The route lis t appe ars on the s cre e n
s croll through the lis t
5. You can now s e le ct an e ntry from the
lis t to obtain more de taile d informa-
tion
6. To e xit this information mode ,
s e le ct .
36nChanging route
Revising route preference
You have the option of re vis ing your
route pre fe re nce s by active de s tination.
s cre e n
2. Se le ct "Route Pre fe re nce "
3. Se le ct your prioritie s for the route
s e le ction proce s s
4. Se le ct .
The s ys te m bas e s its s ubs e que nt
re comme ndations on the ne w route
pre fe re nce e ntry.
The calculation of the ne w route
and its dis play can take up to one
minute .<
Revising route section
During active s ys te m guidance you can
program the navigation s ys te m to avoid
individual s e ctions of the re comme nde d
trave l route . You s imply e nte r the num-
be r of mile s (kilome te rs ) you want to
drive be fore re turning to the original
route .
to page 23
2. Se le ct "Ne w route "
s e le ct the de s ire d dis tance .
You can s e le ct dis tance s ranging
from 1 to 10 mile s (km)
s ave the de s ire d dis tance .
The s ys te m will s tart to guide you
along the ne w route as s oon as pos -
s ible .
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Varying volume
You can rais e or lowe r the volume of
the navigation s ys te m's voice me s -
s age s re lative to that of othe r s ound
s ource s .
Should you have als o re duce d the vol-
ume of all s ound s ource s to ze ro with
the le ft knob, the n the navigation
ins tructions are output at a minimum
volume .
For ins tructions on how to adjus t the
minimum volume , re fe r to page 46.
Repeating or interrupting voice
messages
To re pe at the las t audio voice me s s age :
A s e le ction me nu appe ars in which
"Ins truction" is alre ady highlighte d
2. Pre s s the right-hand rotary button
brie fly.
The las t audio voice me s s age is
re pe ate d.
To inte rrupt the audio voice me s s age ,
pre s s and hold the right-hand rotary
button for a longe r time in the s e cond
s te p.
Se le ct "Ins truction" again to re activate
the voice output.
38nContinuing guidance Terminating/interrupting active guidance
Afte r s topping (for ins tance , to re fue l)
you can de cide whe the r to continue
us ing the guidance s ys te m to re main on
your pre vious route .
Se le ct "ye s ".
The GPS navigation s ys te m re s ume s
active guidance along your original
route .
To te rminate or inte rrupt the active de s -
tination guidance s ys te m:
to page 23
2. Highlight "Input De s tination" with the
right-hand rotary button.
The dis play change s to "Te rminate
guidance ?"
The de s tination guidance s ys te m is
e nde d.
If you want to re activate the de s tination
guidance s ys te m at a late r time with the
s ame s pe cifications :
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "GPS-Navigation"
3. Se le ct "Dire ctions ".
The de s tination guidance s ys te m is
re s tarte d.
Ste ps 1 and 2 are not ne ce s s ary
if the "GPS-Navigation" me nu has
not be e n e xite d.<
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Creating address book
Address and destination memory
You can de pe nding on the le ngth
of the addre s s e s s tore up to
100 addre s s e s and copy the m dire ctly
as a de s tination for GPS navigation:
2. Se le ct "Ente r addre s s "
3. Ente r the re que s te d data.
A name is not re quire d for active
guidance or for s toring a de s tination
in the addre s s book
4. Afte r e nte ring the comple te addre s s ,
confirm by s e le cting "Ente r".
The s ys te m s tore s the addre s s .
Storing current position
You can e nte r your curre nt pos ition
dire ctly in the addre s s book or to the
de s tination me mory and add a de s igna-
tion for this location.
2. Se le ct "Me morize ve h. pos ition"
3. Add a de s ignation for the location if
de s ire d
The s ys te m s tore s your curre nt pos i-
tion in the addre s s book.
To s tore curre nt pos ition for the
re turn journe y, re fe r to page 31.<
The curre nt pos ition can als o be
adde d to the addre s s book whe n
the are a marke d on the map CD/DVD
has be e n e xite d. In this cas e the town
or city, the s tre e t name or a name mus t
be e nte re d.<
You can als o e nte r all curre nt ve hicle
pos itions while proce e ding unde r active
guidance from the s ys te m.
s cre e n
2. Se le ct "Input De s tination"
4. Se le ct "Me morize ve h. pos ition"
5. Add a de s ignation for the pos ition if
de s ire d
Your curre nt pos ition is s tore d in the
addre s s book.
40nSelecting an address Deleting an address
You can us e the dire ct acce s s fe ature
to s e le ct de s tinations from the addre s s
book.
2. Se le ct "Re trie ve addre s s ".
An alphabe tical lis ting containing all
s tore d addre s s e s and de s tinations
appe ars on the s cre e n
addre s s as your de s tination.
You can de le te addre s s e s from the
addre s s book e ithe r individually or all at
once .
2. Se le ct "De le te addre s s "
"De le te addre s s ?" appe ars on the
s cre e n
4. Se le ct "ye s ".
The addre s s is de le te d.
To de le te all addre s s e s at once , us e the
right-hand rotary button to s e le ct
"De le te addre s s ", the n maintain pre s -
s ure on the button for at le as t one
s e cond.
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Current position
Current position display
Be fore s tarting off, you would like to
have a look at the map to de te rmine
your curre nt pos ition.
To vie w this map:
Se le ct "Map".
The curre nt pos ition of your ve hicle is
indicate d on the map.
To s tore this pos ition:
s cre e n
2. Se le ct "De s t. Input Map".
A map s howing curre nt pos ition and
de s tination appe ars along with a cur-
s or
3. Se le ct "Pos ition".
The curre nt pos ition of your ve hicle is
indicate d on the map.
If the dis play is s e t to a s cale of 1 mile
or 2 km or le s s , you can us e "Save
de s t." to e nte r your curre nt pos ition in
the addre s s book, re fe r to page 39.
Entering the current position
A corre ction of the pos ition is only re c-
omme nde d in e xce ptional cas e s
be caus e the GPS re ce ive r only re quire s
a few minute s to nd the pos ition, for
example, afte r the ve hicle is trans porte d
with a car-carrying train.
To e nte r your curre nt pos ition:
2. Se le ct "Input Pos ition"
3. Se le ct city and s tre e t if de s ire d.
Ente r your curre nt pos ition with the
s ame proce dure us e d to e nte r de s ti-
nations , re fe r to page 24
4. Se le ct "Inte rs e ction ?".
The information "Cros s ing inte rs e c-
tion" is output and the curre nt pos i-
tion is copie d from the navigation
s ys te m.
If the GPS navigation s ys te m was
able to de te rmine the curre nt
pos ition its e lf, this will be copie d to the
s ys te m.<
42nWordmatch principle
Your GPS navigation s ys te m fe ature s a
"wordmatch" s ys te m de s igne d to make
it e as ie r for you to e nte r name s . The
s ys te m runs ongoing che cks , compar-
ing your de s tination e ntrie s with the
data s tore d on the map CD/DVD as the
bas is for ins tant re s pons e . The us e r
be ne fits include :
>Whe n you make an e ntry that
cons is ts of more than one word, the
s ys te m can ide ntify the name re gard-
le s s of the s e que nce in which you
e nte r the individual words .
Example :
Official ve rs ion:
J.F. Ke nne dy Square
Pos s ible e ntrie s :
Ke nne dy Square J.F.
or:
Square J.F. Ke nne dy
>Name s of s pe cific locations can als o
vary from the official ve rs ions ,
provide d that the s pe lling of the e ntry
corre s ponds to a s tandard form us e d
in anothe r country
>Whe n you are e nte ring the name s of
citie s and s tre e ts the s ys te m will
comple te the m automatically as s oon
as e nough le tte rs are available to
e ns ure unambiguous ide ntification.
Example :
You want to drive to Re xford Drive in
Be ve rly Hills ; as s oon as you e nte r
the le tte r "x", the s ys te m has e nough
information for pos itive ide ntification
and can the n finis h the e ntry
automatically
>The s ys te m only acce pts name
e ntrie s be ginning with le tte rs that are
s tore d on the map CD/DVD. This
make s it impos s ible to e nte r an incor-
re ct name or addre s s .
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What to do if
>you re que s t the curre nt pos ition of
your ve hicle , but do not re ce ive a
pre cis e dis play?
The s ys te m is unable to re ce ive
e nough GPS s ignals at your curre nt
pos ition owing to obs tructions , your
pos ition is not ye t available on your
CD/DVD, or the s ys te m is in the pro-
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Ple as e try again late r
>the GPS logo dis appe ars from the
s cre e n?
Re ce ption is inte rrupte d; a building or
s imilar obs truction may be the caus e
>the guidance s ys te m fails to adopt an
addre s s from the addre s s book as its
de s tination?
The addre s s is not on the map CD/
DVD curre ntly in us e . Choos e an
addre s s as clos e as pos s ible to the
original one , us ing the map for s aving
de s tinations as ne ce s s ary
>the guidance s ys te m doe s not adopt
an addre s s without the s tre e t?
No s pe cifie d ce nte r is de fine d for the
s e le cte d city or town on your CD/
DVD. Ente r any s tre e t, or a de s tina-
tion s uch as the railway s tation, for
the town or city, the n s tart the guid-
ance s ys te m
>you wis h to e nte r a de s tination
addre s s into the guidance s ys te m,
but the le tte rs for it cannot be
s e le cte d?
The addre s s is not on the map CD/
DVD curre ntly in us e . In this cas e , the
s ys te m will not offe r you any le tte rs to
choos e from. Choos e an addre s s as
clos e as pos s ible to the original one ,
if ne ce s s ary us ing the map for s aving
de s tinations
>you atte mpt to e nte r a de s tination
addre s s us ing the targe t curs or, but
the guidance s ys te m re fus e s to
acce pt your e ntry?
Your curre nt s cale doe s not offe r
ade quate re s olution. The s ys te m only
acce pts de s tinations from s cale s of
up to 1 mile or 2 km ("Save de s t." can
be highlighte d)
>the s ys te m s tops furnis hing dire c-
tions on which way to turn as you
approach inte rs e ctions ?
You are driving in an are a that has
not ye t be e n comple te ly re corde d on
the map CD/DVD. The output route
arrow points in the dire ction of the
ne xt point alre ady re corde d or the
de s tination alre ady re corde d,
or
you have le ft the re comme nde d route
and the s ys te m re quire s a fe w
s e conds to calculate a ne w re com-
me nde d route
>the route map automatically appe ars
while you are be ing guide d to your
de s tination (full s cre e n mode )?
You are driving in an are a that has not
ye t be e n re corde d on the map CD/
DVD. The guidance s ys te m cannot
ope rate unde r the s e conditions .
Howe ve r, you will s e e the curre nt
pos ition of your BMW in the map dis -
play to he lp you orie nt yours e lf
>the batte ry has be e n dis conne cte d?
It will take approx. 15 minute s for the
s ys te m to re s ume ope ration.
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Navigation
Entertainment
Computer
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Pre s s the le ft-hand rotary button.
The s ound s ys te m will s tart with the las t
s e le cte d audio s ource (radio, cas s e tte
or CD playe r*).
If the monitor is s e t for dis play in the
s plit s cre e n mode , the curre nt s ound
s ys te m s e ttings will appe ar on the le ft
s ide of the s cre e n.
To s e le ct a diffe re nt dis play mode , re fe r
to page 19.
Note the following s pe cial fe ature s :
>To dis play the "Info" s e le ction me nu
or to ope n it again
>If the e ntrie s in a s e le ction me nu are
not made within e ight s e conds , you
will ne e d to re pe at the proce dure .
Adjusting volume
Turn the le ft-hand rotary button to
adjus t to the de s ire d volume le ve l.
The s ound s ys te m automatically
re ve rts to the mute mode
whe ne ve r you dial out or re ce ive a
te le phone call.<
Adjusting volume for audio driving
instructions
With the "Nav-Min" function you s e t a
minimum volume for the audio driving
ins tructions .
1. Ente r the s e le ction me nu
2. Us e the right-hand rotary button to
s e le ct "Nav-Min".
s cre e n
3. Se le ct "Nav-Min +" or "Nav-Min -"
4. Pre s s the right-hand rotary button
re pe ate dly until the de s ire d volume is
s e t.
You can s e le ct a s te p be twe e n -9
and +9; s te p 0 is e qual to a mode rate
volume .
The s e le cte d minimum volume is
maintaine d for all audio driving
ins tructions .<
Re fe r to page 19 for how to s e t the vol-
ume of the navigation voice me s s age s
re lative to that of the othe r audio
s ource s .
Switching radio on and off Varying volume
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Tone control
Playing audio recordings
You can choos e from the following
s e ttings :
>"Right"/"Le ft" volume dis tribution
("Balance "):
On the le ft or right, loude r/s ofte r
>"Front"/"Re ar" volume control
("Fade r"):
Front or re ar, high/low volume
>"Tre ble ":
Amplify or re duce high fre que ncie s
>"Bas s ":
Amplify or re duce low fre que ncie s .
The tre ble and bas s s e tting is
s ource -de pe nde nt, i.e . can be
adjus te d s e parate ly for the radio, cas -
s e tte and CD change r*. Whe n you the n
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Tone adjustment
1. Se le ct tone adjus tme nt
2. Se le ct de s ire d tone s e ttings
adjus t to the de s ire d le ve l.
The dis play dis appe ars approx. e ight
s e conds afte r the las t adjus tme nt.
The modifie d s e ttings are s tore d
automatically.
Resetting the tone adjustment
You can re s e t all s e ttings for radio,
cas s e tte or CD change r* to s tandard
le ve ls .
Hold down for longe r than two
s e conds .
48nSelecting the frequency band Selecting radio stations
Your car radio is de s igne d for the
re ce ption of the FM and AM re ce ption
bands .
Se le cting the fre que ncy band
Your curre nt s e le ction appe ars in the
dis play s cre e n.
The re ce ption range buttons are
multiply as s igne d with the various
me mory le ve ls . Each time FM is
touche d, the radio s witche s be twe e n
FM1, FM2 and FMA.
Each time AM is touche d, the radio
s witche s be twe e n AM and AMA. Re fe r
to Automatic s torage , page 53.<
Information display
Information on your curre nt s e ttings is
provide d in the uppe r le ft s e ction of the
s plit s cre e n dis play. For e xample , in the
FM fre que ncy band:
>95.5
Fre que ncy of the curre nt s tation or, if
an RDS s ignal has be e n re ce ive d, the
s tation name
>FMA
FM fre que ncy band, automatic data
s torage (Autos tore ), re fe r to page 52
>ST
The curre nt s tation is re ce ive d in
s te re o quality
>P3
Station ke y, numbe r of me mory loca-
tion, re fe r to page 53.
RDS Radio Broadcast Data
System
Spe cially de s igne d s ys te ms offe r
improve d s ound quality by compe ns at-
ing for the inhe re nt limitations of mobile
re ce ption:
The Radio Broadcas t Data Sys te m
(RDS) trans mits s upple me ntary infor-
mation in the FM range . RDS s tations
provide the following s e rvice s :
>During re ce ption from s tations broad-
cas ting on more than one fre que ncy,
the radio automatically change s to
the fre que ncy with the be s t re ce ption
quality
>The re ce ive r proce s s e s the RDS s ig-
nals and provide s the name of
the s tation on the s cre e n
>Additional information can be indi-
cate d or calle d up in the dis play (s uch
as te xt bulle tins from the s tation).
Re me mbe r that re ce ption of RDS data
is only pos s ible unde r favorable re ce p-
tion conditions . If re ce ption is poor or
inte rfe re nce is pre s e nt, the re may be a
de lay be fore the s tation's name
appe ars on the dis play s cre e n.
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Switching RDS on/off
Switch on RDS whe n you want to dis -
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re ce ption range .
s e le ct "RDS".
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s e le ct "RDS".
A highlighte d s e le ction box appe ars
ne xt to the le tte rs "RDS".
Manual station selection
You are looking for a particular s tation,
us ing e ithe r the name or the broadcas t
fre que ncy.
s e le ct "m Manual s tation tune "
3. Se le ct a s tation
Pre s s , maintain pre s s ure ,
or
turn the right-hand rotary button until
the de s ire d s tation appe ars in the
dis play.
50nSelecting radio stations
Sampling and selecting (Scan)
You can us e the automatic SCAN
fe ature to s ample s tations offe ring good
re ce ption one afte r the othe r.
s e le ct "SCAN Station s ample ".
The re ce ive r s tarts to s can
3. Se le ct a s tation
This inte rrupts the SCAN function,
and the radio re mains s e t to the
s e le cte d s tation.
Scan
You have the option of us ing the s can
fe ature in e ithe r one of two mode s :
>"I Se arch non s e ns itive " s cans the
wave band for s tations with s trong
broadcas t s ignals
>"II Se arch s e ns itive " s cans for all
s tations , including thos e with limite d
re ce ption quality.
s e le ct e ithe r "I Se arch non s e ns itive "
or
"II Se arch s e ns itive "
3.
or
you he ar the s tation you re quire .
If the re ce ive r is unable to de te ct any
s tations during the "I Se arch non
s e ns itive " s can, it will s tart a s e cond
s can in which it als o s e arche s for
we ake r broadcas t s ignals .
Next station
Pre s s in e ithe r dire ction:
The s e arch mode s cans for the ne xt
s tation.
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You can als o bas e the s e le ction of a
s tation on the program type (PTY).
Via RDS (Radio Broadcas t Data Sys -
te m) s ome s tations trans mit s hort infor-
mation that is brie fly dis playe d on the
s cre e n whe n the corre s ponding fre -
que ncy is s e le cte d, and which provide s
information on the type of program
be ing re ce ive d: ne ws (NEWS), s ports
(SPORTS), pop (POP MUSIC), culture
(CULTURE), e tc.
If re ce ption is poor or inte rfe re nce is
pre s e nt, the re may be a de lay be fore
PTY is available .
PTY can als o provide information
on e me rge ncie s and natural
dis as te rs . If the s tation trans mits
e me rge ncy PTY information, "ALERT"
appe ars on the s cre e n.<
Selecting program type
s e le ct "RDS".
to page 46
s e le ct "PTY".
A highlighte d s e le ction box appe ars
ne xt to the le tte rs "PTY".
52nStoring radio stations
Memory locations
Your radio can s tore 30 s tations :
>In the FM re ce ption range you can
s tore twe lve s tations of your choice
and in the AM re ce ption range you
can s tore s ix s tations of your choice
(buttons 1...6)
>In addition, the radio als o automati-
cally s tore s the re s pe ctive s ix s tron-
ge s t s tations in the FMA and AMA
re ce ption range , re fe r to the following
page .
The me mory locations of the indi-
vidual re ce ption range s are
dis tribute d among the FM1, FM2 and
FMA or AM and AMA me mory le ve ls .<
Due to the various me mory le ve ls , the
s tation buttons are multiply as s igne d.
Se le ct the de s ire d wave band
Each time the button is touche d, you
s witch within the FM and AM me mory
le ve l.
The s e le cte d me mory le ve l is dis playe d
in the uppe r s tatus line of the Radio
s cre e n vie w.
Storing stations with buttons
1. Se le ct the wave band
s witch within the FM and AM
me mory le ve l
2. To s e le ct a radio s tation, re fe r to
page 49
3. Store s tation
Maintain pre s s ure on the le ft or right
of the de s ire d button (16) until you
again he ar the s tation afte r a brie f
inte rruption.
Automatic storage
The automatic s torage (Autos tore ) is
advantage ous whe n you want to have
quick acce s s to the curre ntly s tronge s t
s tations of the FM and AM re ce ption
range s during long-dis tance driving.
On the FMA and AMA me mory le ve ls
the re s pe ctive s ix s tronge s t s tations
can automatically be s ave d.
The s tations alre ady s tore d in this
re ce ption range are de le te d as
s oon as you activate automatic s tor-
age .<
1. To s e le ct FMA me mory le ve l, pre s s
re pe ate dly until the de s ire d me mory
are a is dis playe d
2. To s tore :
Pre s s and hold the button.
Automatic s torage for the AMA me mory
le ve l is carrie d out in the s ame way.
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The radio automatically s witche s ove r
to the FMA or AMA me mory le ve l. The
s ix curre ntly s tronge s t s tations are
automatically s tore d and the s tation
s tore d unde r s tation button 1 is
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If you do not want to us e this func-
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s tations of your choice on both the FMA
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Calling up a station stored in
memory
1. Se le ct the wave band
s witch within the FM and AM
me mory le ve l
2. Se le ct the s tore d s tation
Pre s s the de s ire d button (16) on
the le ft or right
or
us e the right-hand rotary button to
s e le ct the de s ire d s tation.
54nStarting and stopping the cassette Mode displays
Starting
1. Switch on radio, re fe r to page 11 or
page 46
2.
The cas s e tte module is lowe re d
3. Ins e rt the cas s e tte all the way into
the s lot, e ns uring that the e xpos e d
tape s ide is on the right.
The cas s e tte module automatically
re turns to its original pos ition.
"TAPE 1" appe ars in the dis play
pane l.
The cas s e tte module is e quippe d
with inte gral finge r prote ction. It
imme diate ly s tops re tracting if it
e ncounte rs any kind of obs tacle .<
If a cas s e tte is alre ady in the cas s e tte
s lot:
Start play by pre s s ing
until "TAPE 1" appe ars in the dis play.
Se le ct s ide 1 or 2 as de s ire d
Stopping
The cas s e tte module is lowe re d and the
cas s e tte is e je cte d from its s lot
or
s witch off the radio, re fe r to page 46
or
pre s s
until the de s ire d audio s ource (radio or
CD change r*) appe ars in the dis play
pane l.
The s ound output change s
>dire ctly to radio re ce ption, re fe r to
page 46
>to CD ope ration whe n the CD maga-
zine is fille d, re fe r to page 56.
TAPE ERROR
The tape in the ins e rte d cas s e tte has
s e ize d playing.
In orde r to avoid damage , pre s s
until the cas s e tte is e je cte d; the n
re move the cas s e tte from the s lot.
If the tape is loos e , you can ins e rt a pe n
in one s ide of the winding me chanis m
and turn it to re te ns ion the tape .
Ins e rt the cas s e tte in the s lot again,
the n us e the "fas t forward" and
"re wind" functions to run the tape to the
e nd of its trave l in both dire ctions ; this
e ns ure s that the tape is e ve nly wound.
If the warning dis play re appe ars in the
dis play pane l, you s hould not atte mpt
to us e the tape again.
TAPE CLEAN
Afte r about 50 hours of ope ration, this
s tatus dis play will appe ar twice in a
row, on two s ucce s s ive occas ions
whe n you ins e rt a cas s e tte . This dis play
re minds you to cle an the playe r at the
re comme nde d inte rvals . Cas s e tte care ,
re fe r to the Caring for your ve hicle bro-
chure .
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Noise suppression Music track search
Dolby B and C s uppre s s nois e during
playback of audio cas s e tte s .
The y amplify high fre que ncie s during
re cording, and re duce the ir inte ns ity
during playback. Be caus e background
nois e cons is ts primarily of high fre -
que ncie s ge ne rate d during play, this
s trate gy re s ults in lowe r le ve ls of back-
ground nois e .
Dolby and the s ymbol are re gis te re d
trade marks of the Dolby Laboratorie s
Lice ns ing Corporation.
Turning Dolby on/off
Us e this fe ature only with
cas s e tte s that have be e n
re corde d with Dolby B or Dolby C, as
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Pre s s
until you obtain the be s t s ound re pro-
duction. The s ys te m progre s s e s one
s te p through a s e que nce cons is ting of
Dolby B, Dolby C and Dolby off e ach
time you pre s s the button.
The dis play " B" or " C" s hows
the curre nt le ve l of nois e s uppre s s ion.
Fast forward/rewind
Se le ct the dire ction
Pre s s twice brie fly or once for a longe r
pe riod.
Whe n it re ache s the e nd of the tape ,
the playe r automatically s witche s to the
othe r s ide .
To inte rrupt fas t forward/re wind :
Pre s s once brie fly.
Music track search
The mus ic track s e arch function
will only work whe n the re is a
paus e of at le as t four s e conds be twe e n
mus ic s e le ctions on the tape .<
To us e mus ic track s e arch
The tape winds forward to the ne xt
mus ic s e le ction. The playe r automati-
cally s witche s to the othe r s ide whe n it
re ache s the e nd of the tape .
To s top the fas t forward mode :
Pre s s once brie fly.
56nCD changer*
Location
The BMW CD change r for 6 CDs is
locate d at the le ft re ar of the luggage
compartme nt.
Removing the CD magazine
You mus t re move the CD magazine
from the change r to add or re move
CDs .
1. Slide the cove r to the right
2. Pre s s the button
The magazine s lide s out for re moval.
Reloading/unloading CD
magazine
Whe n ins e rting and re moving CDs
you s hould always gras p the m by
the ir e dge s , be ing s ure to avoid all con-
tact be twe e n your finge rs and the
re fle ctive data s ide of the dis c.<
The CD compartme nts in the change r
have the s ame numbe rs as the CD
s e le ctor buttons on the radio.
To load:
Ins e rt the CD in its s lot with the labe l
s ide on top.
To unload:
Pull out the drawe r and re move the CD,
as s hown in the illus tration.
We re comme nd that you re frain
from us ing the change r to play
s ingle -track CDs with the aid of an
adapte r. The CD or the adapte r could
jam. Suitable magazine s for s ingle -
track CDs are comme rcially available .<
Inserting the CD magazine
1. Slide the cove r to the right
2. Pre s s the CD magazine all the way
into the change r by pre s s ing in the
dire ction indicate d by the arrow
3. Clos e the cove r.
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CD changer* Starting and stopping the CD
Operating temperatures
You s hould not us e the CD
change r at le s s than 5 7 (15 6)
or ove r 140 7 (+60 6), as the unit may
malfunction whe n ope rate d at e xtre me
te mpe rature s .
Eve n whe n s witche d off, the unit s hould
ne ve r be e xpos e d to te mpe rature s out-
s ide a range e xte nding from 13 7
(25 6) to 185 7 (+85 6).<
Atmospheric humidity
High le ve ls of humidity ins ide the playe r
can conde ns e on the las e r's s can le ns
and pre ve nt it from re ading the CD.
Precautions when using laser
equipment
The BMW CD change r is a "Clas s 1"
las e r product.
Ne ve r re move the cove r from the
hous ing. Do not ope rate the unit if
the cove r is damage d. Ope ration
without the cove r can le ad to s e rious
e ye injury from invis ible las e r be ams .
Have all re pair and mainte nance
ope rations carrie d out by qualifie d
te chnicians only.<
Starting
1. Switch on radio, re fe r to page s 11
and 46
2. Pre s s
until the CD control dis play appe ars .
Afte r a fe w s e conds , play will re s ume
at the point whe re the CD s toppe d
e arlie r.
If the CD magazine has be e n
re loade d, the s ys te m will s tart to
play the firs t track on the CD in the
lowe s t loade d s lot, i.e . CD 1, track 1.<
Stopping
Switch off radio, re fe r to page 46
or
pre s s
until the de s ire d audio s ource (radio or
cas s e tte ) appe ars in the dis play pane l.
The s ound output change s
>dire ctly to radio re ce ption, re fe r to
page 46
>to cas s e tte ope ration if cas s e tte has
be e n ins e rte d, re fe r to page 54.
If you play s e lf-re corde d CDs ,
faults may occur (e .g. drop-
outs ).<
To pre ve nt CDs from be ing copie d
ille gally, the y are ofte n provide d
with copy prote ction by the manufac-
ture r. Ple as e obs e rve the information
on your CD. The s e CDs diffe r from the
Re d Book CD audio s tandard, on the
bas is of which all CD playe rs and
change rs are de s igne d. Unde r ce rtain
circums tance s this can pre ve nt or
re s trict the playing of CDs on your CD
playe r. In this cas e ple as e contact the
CD de ale r or manufacture r.
58nMode displays Using the buttons to search for music tracks
NO DISC
The re is no CD in the s lot, or the CD
has be e n ins e rte d incorre ctly.
NO DISCS
The magazine is e mpty.
NO MAGAZINE
No magazine has be e n ins e rte d.
CD CHECK
The unit is s canning the loade d CDs .
HIGH TEMP
Ope rating te mpe rature is too high.
Play will be gin again automatically as
s oon as the te mpe rature falls to within
the normal ope rating range .
CD selection
Pre s s the button on the le ft or right for
the de s ire d CD numbe r (1...6).
The numbe r of the s e le cte d CD appe ars
in the dis play pane l. The unit s tarts to
play the firs t track. At the e nd of the las t
track, the ne xt CD will be s e le cte d.
Title search
Se le ct a dire ction
Ke e p pre s s ing until you ge t to the
de s ire d title .
The CD will s tart playing at the title
s e le cte d.
Fast forward/reverse
1. Se le ct the dire ction
Pre s s and hold the button. The
tracks can be he ard, but the s ound is
dis torte d
2. To inte rrupt fas t forward/re ve rs e ,
re le as e the button.
The CD will s tart playing at the point
s e le cte d.
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Fast forward/reverse
1.
The s e le ction me nu appe ars . "<< >>
Fas t forward/re ve rs e " is highlighte d
2. Se le ct the dire ction
Pre s s and hold the button. The
tracks can be he ard, but the s ound is
dis torte d
3. To inte rrupt fas t forward/re ve rs e ,
re le as e the button.
The CD will s tart play at the point
s e le cte d.
Sampling and selecting (Scan)
The s ys te m plays a brie f s ample from
e ach CD track.
1.
The s e le ction me nu appe ars on the
s cre e n
2.
or
turn the right-hand rotary button,
continuing until "SCAN Track s am-
ple " is highlighte d
3. Start track
4. Se le ct track
The s can function is inte rrupte d.
Play re s ume s at the s ame point on
the CD.
Random play
The s ys te m plays the tracks on the CD
in a random s e que nce .
1.
s cre e n
2.
Pre s s re pe ate dly
or
"RANDOM Random ge ne rator" is
highlighte d
3. Start play in the random mode
To te rminate play in the random mode :
Se le ct anothe r function or s e le ct
"RANDOM Random ge ne rator" again.
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Track search
1.
s cre e n
2.
Pre s s re pe ate dly
or
"< > Mus ic s e arch" is highlighte d
3. Se le ct a dire ction
Ke e p pre s s ing until you ge t to the
de s ire d title .
The CD will s tart playing at the title
s e le cte d.
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DSP sound system*
Digital Sound Proce s s ing (DSP) as s ure s
an optimum le ve l of audio re production
quality by me ans of s patial s imulation
and als o by providing e qualize r func-
tions .
You can choos e from the following
s e ttings :
>"De mo":
Sound patte rn
>"Me mo":
Se le ction be twe e n thre e s pe cifie d
and thre e individually s e ttable s ound
patte rns with influe nce on the 3D
s ound and Hall e ffe ct
>"On / Off":
Re s e ts s ound s e ttings to midrange
value s .
The functions "Room/Echo" and
"Se t" are only available , if an indi-
vidual s ound me mory is s e le cte d
(me mory 1 3).<
Switching on and off
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "DSP"
3. Se le ct "On / Off".
Se tting "Off" s e ts the s ound s e tting
to a me an value .
To e xit DSP, pre s s again:
You can us e this me nu to acce s s the
DSP functions de s cribe d in the
following s e ction.
Selecting sound pattern
1. Se le ct "De mo".
The pre -de fine d s ound patte rns ,
Conce rt Hall, Jazz Club and Cathe -
dral, are activate d one afte r the othe r
for the mus ic curre ntly playing
The pre s e ntation of the s ound
patte rns is inte rrupte d. The pre vious
patte rn is re activate d.
To activate one of the pre s e t s ound
patte rns or one of the s ound patte rns
you have cre ate d, re fe r to the following
page .
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Individual tone control memory
Tone control me morie s 1 to 3 can be
adjus te d individually:
1. Se le ct "Me mo".
s cre e n
2. Se le ct the de s ire d me mory.
Pre vious s ound patte rn is dis playe d
3. Se le ct "Se t"
4. Se le ct the as pe ct to be change d
s e t the change variable and pre s s to
s tore your e ntry
6. Se le ct
7. Se le ct "Room/Echo"
8. Se le ct de s ire d room control
s e t the room control and pre s s to
s tore your e ntry
10. Se le ct .
The ne w s ound patte rn is as s igne d
to the me mory pre vious ly s e le cte d.
Conce rt Hall, Jazz Club and
Cathe dral are pre s e t s ound
patte rns and cannot be modifie d.<
Calling up tone control memory
1. Se le ct "Me mo".
s cre e n
2. Se le ct the de s ire d me mory.
The corre s ponding s ound patte rn is
s tore d.
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You can us e the compute r to acce s s
the following information:
>Range
>Outs ide te mpe rature
>Time of arrival, re fe r to page 65
>Fue l cons umption, re fe r to page 65
>Ave rage s pe e d, re fe r to page 65
>Spe e d limit, re fe r to page 66
>Dis tance , re fe r to page 67
>Stopwatch (time r), re fe r to page 68.
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "Compute r".
Pre s s again to e xit from the compute r
mode :
compute r functions de s cribe d in the
The "Range " function provide s an e s ti-
mate of the dis tance that you can trave l
on your re maining fue l bas e d on your
rate of ave rage fue l cons umption in the
pe riod imme diate ly pre ce ding your data
re que s t.
The "Range " function cons is ts
e xclus ive ly of a pas s ive dis play
provide d in the units of dis tance you
have pre vious ly s e le cte d us ing "Se t",
re fe r to page 19.<
During re fue ling, more than
1.1 gallons (4 lite rs ) of fue l mus t
flow into the tank be fore it will be
re gis te re d by the compute r.<
The "Out. te mp." function provide s you
with a dis play of the outs ide te mpe ra-
ture .
The "Out. te mp." function cons is ts
of a pas s ive dis play provide d in
the de gre e s cale that you have s e le cte d
in "Se t", re fe r to page 19.<
Starting computer Range Outside temperature
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The "Arrival" function provide s your
e s timate d time of arrival at your de s ti-
nation. The navigation compute r bas e s
its calculations on the proje cte d trave l
route , the type of route and your ave r-
age road s pe e d.
Re quire me nts :
>With the "Dis tance " function a value
be twe e n the s tarting point and de s ti-
nation has be e n e nte re d manually
be fore the s tart of driving or
>a de s tination is e nte re d in the GPS
navigation s ys te m, s e e from page 33.
The compute r automatically adopts the
time of arrival for the proje cte d route .
The "Arrival" function cons is ts
e xclus ive ly of a pas s ive dis play
provide d in units bas e d on the s e le c-
tions you have made in the "Se t" mode ,
re fe r to page 19.<
This dis play appe ars in the full-
s cre e n dis play mode (Full) at the
uppe r right, re fe r to page 15.
In the s plit-s cre e n dis play mode (Split)
this only take s place while the de s tina-
tion guidance s ys te m is running, in the
lowe r right half of the s cre e n, re fe r to
page 33.<
You can have the ave rage fue l
cons umption dis playe d for two diffe re nt
dis tance s , s uch as a comple te journe y
and a s ingle s tre tch (for ins tance ,
following a s top to re fue l). The ave rage
fue l cons umption is calculate d for the
time during which the e ngine is running.
With the ignition ke y in pos ition 1 or
highe r, to s tart calculating fue l con-
s umption:
1. Se le ct "Cons umpt." (1 or 2)
2. Se le ct "Re calculate ".
The re calculate d ave rage fue l
cons umption appe ars in the dis play.
You can s e le ct a dis play of the ve hicle 's
ave rage s pe e d. The ave rage s pe e d is
calculate d for the time during which the
e ngine is running.
To s tart calculation of the ave rage
s pe e d, with ignition ke y in pos ition 1 or
highe r:
1. Se le ct "Avg. s pe e d"
2. Se le ct "Re calculate ".
Time of arrival Fuel consumption Average speed
66nSpeed limit
As s ume that you do not want to e xce e d
50 mph on a s tre tch of fre e way, and
want to know whe n you re ach this
s pe e d (limit).
Setting the speed limit
1. Se le ct "Limit"
2. Se le ct
until the de s ire d s pe e d appe ars in
the dis play pane l (50 mph in the
e xample )
s tore this value .
The s e le ction box is highlighte d in
the dis play
5. Se le ct .
When you reach the limit
>A s ignal tone s ounds .
The s pe e d limit re minde r will only be
re pe ate d if you drop be low the limit by
more than 2 mph (approx. 5 km/h)
be fore s pe e ding up again.
Deactivating or reactivating the
limit function
You would like to de activate the active
s pe e d limit re minde r while s till re taining
your s pe e d e ntry for late r us e .
1. Se le ct "Limit"
2. Se le ct
The s e le ction box is no longe r
highlighte d
3. Se le ct .
To re activate the s tore d s pe e d, s e le ct
again.
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Adopting your current speed as
the limit
You would like to adopt your curre nt
s pe e d as the s pe e d limit for the re s t of
your trip in your BMW.
1. Se le ct "Limit"
2. Se le ct .
The ne w limit appe ars in the dis play
and the s e le ction box is highlighte d
3. Se le ct .
The "Dis tance " func tion dis plays the
dis tance re maining to the de s tination.
Re quire me nt:
>The dis tance be twe e n the s tarting
point and the de s tination has be e n
e nte re d manually be fore the s tart of
driving or
>a de s tination is e nte re d in the GPS
navigation s ys te m, s e e from page 24.
1. Se le ct "Dis tance "
2. Se t the de s ire d value by turning the
right-hand rotary button and s tore by
pre s s ing
3. Se le ct .
If the dis tance is calculate d with the
GPS navigation s ys te m, the n the fol-
lowing calculation s te ps are run
through afte r the de s tination guidance
s ys te m is
s tarte d:
>Be e line be twe e n s tarting and de s ti-
nation location as bas is
>Approximation in the route calcula-
tion s till running
>Adjus tme nt of the value to the calcu-
late d value and the route s hown with
the map.
The dis tance value dis playe d at the
be ginning can s till change accordingly
up until the e ntire route is calculate d,
re fe r to page 33.
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Starting and stopping
You want to me as ure the time be twe e n
the s tarting point and the de s tination.
1. Se le ct "Time r"
2. Se le ct .
The s topwatch is s tarte d and the
marking change s to .
The pas s ing time is dis playe d ne xt to
the "Time r" function.
To s top the time , s e le ct the marke d
s top s ymbol.
Taking an interim time reading
Se le ct .
The inte rim time is s hown on the right.
The s topwatch continue s running.
With the ignition ke y in pos ition 1 and
highe r, you can acce s s information
from the compute r for dis play us ing the
button inte grate d within the turn s ignal
le ve r. Each time the button is pre s s e d
toward the s te e ring column, anothe r
function is dis playe d in accordance
with the s e le cte d s e ttings of the com-
pute r.
The dis play can include :
>Time
>Ave rage fue l cons umption (1 and 2)
>Range
>Limit
>Dis tance
>Time of arrival
>Ave rage s pe e d
>Date
>Stopwatch.
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Code: preventing unauthorized persons from starting the engine
You can choos e and e nte r a code
without which the e ngine cannot be
s tarte d. Whe n the code has be e n acti-
vate d, you are re quire d to e nte r it with
the ignition ke y in pos ition 1.
Each time the code is activate d, it is
valid only until the ne xt time the e ngine
is s tarte d.
If the code is no longe r available , e me r-
ge ncy de activation is pos s ible , re fe r to
page 70.
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "Code ".
To e xit this function, pre s s the button
again:
code functions de s cribe d in the
Choosing and activating code
1. Se le ct "Code "
2. Se le ct firs t input fie ld
3. Ente r de s ire d numbe r s e que nce :
>Turn right-hand rotary button until
de s ire d numbe r be twe e n 0 and 9 is
dis playe d
>Pre s s right-hand rotary button to
confirm e ntry
>Ente r the thre e s ubs e que nt
numbe rs in the s ame way.
A note on furthe r proce dure s
appe ars .
4. To activate the code .
Turn the ignition ke y to 0.
To corre ct an e ntry:
1. Se le ct "Change "
2. Re pe at the e ntry.
To cance l e ntry of the code , pre s s :
70nCode: preventing unauthorized persons from starting the engine
Deactivating code
Whe n you are re quire d to e nte r the
code (ignition ke y pos ition 1):
1. Ente r the code
2. Se le ct "De activate ".
To corre ct an e ntry:
Se le ct "Change " and re pe at the code
e ntry.
Afte r thre e incorre ct code e ntrie s
or afte r thre e atte mpts to s tart the
e ngine without a code e ntry, an alarm
s ounds for 30 s e conds ; re fe r als o to
Eme rge ncy de activation.<
Emergency deactivation
Eme rge ncy de activation can als o be
carrie d out be fore the thre e atte mpts to
s tart the e ngine or thre e incorre ct code
e ntrie s have be e n made and the alarm
s ounde d.
1. Dis conne ct the batte ry and wait
about 5 minute s be fore re conne cting
it; re fe r to Owne r's Manual for Ve hi-
cle
2. Turn the ignition ke y to pos ition 1.
A te n-minute countdown appe ars on
the s cre e n.
Afte r the te n minute s have e laps e d, you
can s tart the e ngine .
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Auxiliary heating*/ventilation
For your information and your own
s afe ty, ple as e comply with the ins truc-
tions re garding the auxiliary he ating and
ve ntilation in the corre s ponding Own-
e r's Manual. The following ins tructions
re fe r only to the ope ration via the
onboard compute r.
Ne ve r ope rate the auxiliary he at-
ing/ve ntilation in e nclos e d are as .
Othe rwis e , the inhalation of harmful
e xhaus t fume s can le ad to uncon-
s cious ne s s and de ath. Exhaus t fume s
contain the colorle s s and odorle s s ye t
pois on-ous gas carbon monoxide .
Switch off the auxiliary he ating/ve ntila-
tion whe n re fue ling.<
1. Se le ct "MENU"
2. Se le ct "Aux. he at/ve nt".
To e xit this function, pre s s the button
again:
auxiliary he ating/ve ntilation functions
de s cribe d in the following s e ction.
Setting timer
Two s witch-on time s are available (igni-
tion ke y pos ition 1).
1. Se le ct "Aux. he at/ve nt"
2. Se le ct de s ire d time r (Time r 1 or
Time r 2)
3. Se le ct hours or minute s on the time r
4. Se t the de s ire d time by turning the
right-hand rotary button and s tore by
pre s s ing.
The corre s ponding s ymbol is
highlighte d on the s cre e n. The auxil-
iary he ating/ve ntilation s witche s off
automatically at the s e t time .
72nAuxiliary heating/ventilation
Deactivating or reactivating timer
2. Se le ct the de s ire d time r (Time r 1 or
Time r 2)
3. Se le ct .
The corre s ponding s e le ction box is
no longe r highlighte d
4. Se le ct .
To re activate the time s pre vious ly
s e t, re s e le ct the corre s ponding
s e le ction box .
Switching direct mode on/off
You wis h to rapidly incre as e the te m-
pe rature in your ve hicle afte r an inte r-
ruption in driving.
2. Se le ct "Aux. he ating" (ignition ke y
pos ition 1 and 2) or "Aux. ve ntilation"
(ignition ke y pos ition 1).
The corre s ponding s e le ction box is
highlighte d on the s cre e n.
Afte r 30 minute s , the auxiliary he ating/
ve ntilation s witche s off automatically.
To s witch off be fore hand:
>Re pe at s te ps 1 and 2 or
>pre s s the clock s ymbol until the
flas hing re d fan s ymbol in the s cre e n
pane l goe s out.
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Overview
Navigation
Entertainment
Computer
Index
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St i chw or t e
Everything from A to Z
A
Abbre viations 81
Addre s s
de le ting 40
e ntry 23
me mory 39
s toring 39
Adjus ting navigation
volume 19
Adjus tme nts 19
ALARM 51
Arrival 65
Audio
dire ctions 33, 37
ins tructions 37
output 46
Autore ve rs e , re fe r to
Fas t forward/re wind 55
Autos tore 52
Auxiliary he ating/
ve ntilation 71
s witching dire ct mode on/
off 72
time r 71
Ave rage fue l cons umption,
units 20
Ave rage s pe e d 65
B
Balance 47
Bas s 47
C
Calling up an addre s s 40
Care , re fe r to the Caring for
your ve hicle brochure
Cas s e tte
Dolby B/C 55
e je ct button 11
e je cting 54
fas t forward 55
mus ic s can 55
nois e s uppre s s ion 55
re wind 55
s e le cting 11
s ide s e le ction 54
s lot 11
s tarting 54
s topping 54
TAPE CLEAN 54
TAPE ERROR 54
track s e arch 55
track s e le ction 54
Cas s e tte care , re fe r to the
Caring for your ve hicle
brochure
CD care , re fe r to the Caring
for your ve hicle brochure
CD change r 56
atmos phe ric humidity 57
audio s ampling 59
CD CHECK 58
copy prote ction 57
fas t forward 58, 59
HIGH TEMP 58
ins tallation location 56
mus ic track s e arch 58
NO DISC 58
NO DISCS 58
NO MAGAZINE 58
ope rating
te mpe rature s 57
random 59
random play 59
re ve rs e 58, 59
s afe ty 57
SCAN 59
s e le cting 11
s e le cting a CD 58
s e lf-re corde d CD 57
s kipping tracks 58, 60
s tarting 57
s topping 57
te mpe rature range 57
CD CHECK 58
Changing the time
dis play 19
City
ce nte r 43
limits 26
multiple e ntrie s for one
name 25
s e le ction 25
Cle aning, re fe r to the Caring
for your ve hicle brochure
Clock, s e tting 19
Code
choos ing and
activating 69
de activating 70
e me rge ncy
de activation 70
Color s e t 19
Cons umption 19, 65
Control conce pt 16
Controls
at a glance 8
in s ummary 10
onboard compute r 9
radio 11
Copyright 2
Curre nt pos ition 41
corre cting 41
dis play 41
s toring 39
Curre nt pos ition, re fe r to
Pos ition 39
Curre nt s pe e d 67
Curs or 27
D
Date
dis play mode 19
s e tting 18
De fault s e ttings 47
De le ting the e ntry 24

A- Z
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De s tination
e nte ring 25
e ntry map 41
input map 27
manual e ntry 23
s e le ction options 23
s toring 27
De s tination addre s s ,
de le ting 31
De s tination guidance
s ys te m, launching 33
De s tination me mory,
cre ating 39
De s tination s e le ction with
information 29
map 27
De vice
cle aning, re fe r to the
Caring for your ve hicle
brochure
De vice , dis play 10
Dire ctional orie ntation
in dire ction of trave l 34
in northe rn dire ction 34
Dis play 8
te xts 19
Dis play e le me nts
onboard compute r 8
radio 10
Dis tance
unit of me as ure 20
Dis tance to de s tination 67
Dolby B/C 55
DSP s ound s ys te m 61
calling up tone control
me mory 62
de mo 61
e qualize r functions 61
individual tone control
me mory 62
s ound patte rn 61
s ound s imulation 61
s witching on and off 61
E
Editorial notice 5
Eje ct button 11
Eme rge ncy de activation 70
Ente ring de s tination
country 24
Entry map for pos ition and
de s tination 41
F
Fade r 47
Fahre nhe it 19
Fas t forward
cas s e tte 55
CD 58
Fas te s t route 32
Fue l cons umption 65
Full s cre e n 34
dis play 15
Functions
at a glance 12
G
Global Pos itioning Sys te m
(GPS) 22
GPS (Global Pos itioning
Sys te m) 22
logo 43
GPS navigation 19
GPS navigation s ys te m
map CD/DVD 22
re ce ption 22
s afe ty 22
s tarting 23
Guidance s ys te m
inte rrupting 38
te rminating 38
H
HIGH TEMP 58
I
Indicator lamps
phone 9
radio mode 11
Information
on location 30
on the de s tination 29
Ins tallation location
CD change r 56
K
Ke ys 8, 10
L
Lis t
country 24
Locations with the s ame
name 25
M
Main highways 32
Manual s tation s e arch 49
Map
de s tination e ntry 41
de s tination input 27
Map CD
country name 25
Map CD/DVD
changing 22
country name 25
hous e numbe r 26
location 22
s tore d s e ctor 22
s tre e t name 26
Map pos itioning, alte ring 34
Map s cale ,
changing 27, 34
Me mory, radio 52
MENU 16
Me nu or function le ve l,
re turning 17
Me nu s e le ction
me nu 16
Everything from A to Z
Modifying
route pre fe re nce 36
route s e ction 36
Monitor mode , s plit
s cre e n 33
Multifunction s te e ring whe e l,
re fe r to ve hicle Owne r's
Manual
Mus ic s can 55
Mus ic track s e arch, us ing
buttons 58
Mus ic track, random
s e que nce 59
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Navigation compute r 22
Navigation s ys te m GPS
re ce ption 22
s afe ty 22
Ne w route 36
NO DISC 58
NO DISCS 58
NO MAGAZINE 58
Nois e s uppre s s ion 55
O
Ope rating te mpe rature
range , CD change r 57
Ope ration
via multifunction s te e ring
whe e l, re fe r to ve hicle
Owne r's Manual
Ope ration via turn s ignal
le ve r 68
Outs ide te mpe rature 64
Ove rvie w
functions 12
onboard compute r
controls 8
radio controls 10
s cre e n dis plays 14
P
Pos ition
dis play 41
Pre ve nting unauthorize d
pe rs ons from s tarting the
e ngine 69
Q
Quality of s ound
re production 55
R
Radio
automatic s torage 52
SCAN audio s ampling 50
s e le cting 11
s tation s e le ction 53
s toring fre que ncie s 52
s toring s tations 52
s witching off 46
s witching on 46
volume 46
Radio Data Sys te m
(RDS) 48
Radio s tation
audio s ampling 50
s can 50
RANDOM 59
Random CD track
s e le ction 59
RANDOM s e que nce
ge ne rator 59
Range 64
RDS (Radio Broadcas t Data
Sys te m)
activating 49, 51
Re ce nt de s tinations 30
Re mote control 68
Re s ume guidance 38
Re turn s ymbol
s e le ction 17
Re turning
me nu or function le ve l 17
to the s tarting point 31
Re ve rs e , CD 58
Re wind, cas s e tte 55
Road map 34
Rotary button
onboard compute r
ope ration 8
radio ope ration 10
Route
dis play 34
ins truction 37
lis ting 35
map 34
s e le ction 32
Route lis t, traffic
information 35
Route pre fe re nce ,
changing 36
Route s e le ction 32
Route , changing 36
S
Safe ty
CD change r 57
e me rge ncy
de activation 70
navigations s ys te m 22
Safe ty notice 19
audio s ource 19
compute r 66
onboard compute r 19
Sampling function
CD 58
me nu-guide d 59
Sate llite 22
Scale , changing 27, 34
Scan
cas s e tte 55
radio s tation 50
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CD 59
radio 50
Scre e n dis play mode
full s cre e n 15, 34
s e le ction 19
s plit s cre e n 15
Scre e n dis plays , at a
glance 14
Se arch, CD 58
Se condary roads 32
Se le cting
audio s ource 11
function 16
language 19
pre s e t s tations 53
route 32
Se le ction
from map 27
re turn s ymbol 17
Shorte s t dis tance 32
Software s tatus 5
Sound s ys te m, adjus tme nt
options 47
Sound, ce nte r pos itions 47
Spe e d
ave rage 65
limit 66
Spe e d limit 66
Split s cre e n 15, 33
Station ke ys 52
Status at time of printing 5
Stopwatch 68
inte rim time re ading 68
s tarting and s topping 68
Store d s e ctor, map CD 22
Storing s tations , radio 52
Stre e t e ntry 25
Symbol
additional functions 16
navigation 29
Owne rs Manual 5
s crolling back 17
s crolling forward 17
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TAPE CLEAN 54
TAPE ERROR 54
Te mpe rature
re s e tting dis play 20
unit of me as ure 19
Te xt information,
navigation 29
Time of arrival 65
Time , dis play mode 19
Time r 68
s e tting 71
TONE 47
Track s e arch
cas s e tte 55
CD 59
Track, s ampling 59
Traffic information, route
lis t 35
Tre ble 47
U
Unit
dis tance 19
fue l cons umption 19
portrayal 8
te mpe rature 19
Us ing
the Owne r's Manual 4
V
Ve hicle pos ition, re fe r to
Pos ition 39
Vie wing s cre e n, two
s e ctions 33
Voice me s s age s 37
Volume
audio driving
ins tructions 46
navigation 37
radio 46
Volume control
front/re ar 47
right/le ft 47
W
Wave band 48
Wordmatch principle , input
name 42
Screen display Meaning
AM Amplitude Modulation AM wave band/AM me mory mode
Aux. he at/ve nt Auxiliary he ating/ve ntilation
Avg. s pe e d Ave rage s pe e d
BC Compute r
CD Compact Dis c
Cons umpt. Fue l cons umption 1 and 2
De s t. guide De s tination guidance s ys te m s tart of de s tination guidance s ys te m afte r de s tination input
De s t. input map De s tination input map de s tination input via map
De s tin. De s tination
Dire ct. of trave l Dire ction of trave l
B/ C Dolby B/Dolby C nois e s uppre s s ion
DSP Digital Sound Proce s s ing
DVD Digital Ve rs atile Dis c
FM Fre que ncy Modulation FM wave band/FM me mory mode
GPS Global Pos itioning Sys te m navigation s ys te m
min max Minimum to maximum
Navi. volume Navigation volume adjus tme nt option
No./Inte rs e ction Hous e numbe r or inte rs e ction de s tination input
Out. te mp. Outs ide te mpe rature
P 16 Station numbe r on the FM and AM wave bands
PTY Program type (ne ws , s ports , pop, e tc.) in FM wave band
RDS Radio Broadcas t Data Sys te m in FM wave band
Save de s t. Save de s tination de s tination input via map
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