Harman Becker Automotive Systems B173 User Manual

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The Ultimate Driving

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NAVIGAT ION,

NAVIGAT ION, ENTERTAINMENT,

ENTERTAINMENT, COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATION.

OWNER'S HANDBOOK.

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Navigation, Entertainment, Communication Owner's Handbook

Congratulations on your choice of a BMW. The mo re fa miliar you a re with the sys te ms of yo ur BMW, the

more you can ma ster their operation. We would t herefore like to offer you the f ollowing advice:

Pl ease read the Owner's Handbook befor e setti ng out i n y our new BM W . A l so use the i ntegrat ed Owner's Handbook i n y our v ehi cl e. It contai n s import ant not es on how to operate y our Navigation, Enter tai nment, Communi cations systems, enabl ing you to derive max imum benefit from the technical advantages of these system s .

U pdates to t he pr inted or integr ated Ow ner ' s Handbo ok after going to press are located as needed i n the appendi x to the pri nted quick reference to t he vehicle.

Su pplem e ntary in forma tion is p ro vid ed in the oth er d ocu me nts of on-board lit erature.

We wish you a safe and enjoy able journey, BMW AG

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For quick access to a particul ar topi c or it em, please consul t the detail ed alphabetical index, see page 132.

Na vigat io n

8 Navigatio n system 9 De s tination inp ut 18 Route guidance 21 Map view 24 Traffic information 27 N avigation data 28 W h at to do if.. .

Ent e rt ainm e n t

32 Sound 35 Radio 41 CD/DVD 49 M usic collection 56 External devices 64 Television, TV 68 Audi o remote control in the rear 69 Rear entertainment

Communication

78 Telephone 88 Office 99 Contacts 102 ConnectedDrive 112 Exten de d BMW Online servic es 113 Rear telephone

Re fere nc e

132 From A to Z

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Na vig atio n

Various examples of how the navigation system

re liab ly g uid es you to your de s tinatio n are sh own

here.

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Na vig a t io n Navigation system

Navigation system

Vehicle Equipment

Thi s chapt er describes al l standar d, nat i onal and sp e cial e quipm en t provide d in th e m odel s e rie s . Theref ore equi pment not avail abl e i n a v ehi cl e i s also de scri b ed, f o r examp le th e select ed spec ial equipment or national v er si on. That also appl i es to safety-r elevant functi ons and systems.

Ge n e ra l

The navigation sy stem can determine the precis e pos itio n of th e veh icle by me an s of s ate llite s and v ehi cl e sensors and gui de y ou r el i abl y to a ny sp e cifie d d e stin ation .

Nav igation data i s sav ed in the vehicle and can be updated.

No t e

Inputs when the vehicle is stationary

Only enter data when the car is stati onary, and al w ays obey the tr affic regulati ons and ro ad signs in the event of any contradiction between the traff i c si tuation and the i nstructions gi v en by the navigation system. You could otherwise commit an offence and put vehicle occupants and other road users at risk.◀

Call up navigation system

1. Press the button on t he controller.

2. "Na viga tion"

The navigati on system can al so be di r ectl y

called up with the button on the control ler.

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Destination input

Destination input Naviga tio n

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Manual des tination input

Ge n e ra l

When you are entering a town/city or street na me, the system supp orts you, for example, with automati c name completion.

Saved t ow n /ci t y and str eet names can be call ed up quick ly.

▷ You can skip input of t he country, town or

city if you wish to retain previous inputs.

▷ If only t he town /city h a s been en t ered, route

guidance to the town/city centre is started.

▷ If part of an address is not entered or not

uniquely entered, a list with corresponding se le ctio ns is sh own whe n the des tina tion is accepted . If cities or address are pr esent more than once, these are shown in split screen.

For inform ation on th e s p lit s cree n, s ee Own er's H andbook for the vehicle.

Country input

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Destination input"

3. Select "Country" or the country displayed.

Entering a town/city

1. Select "Place/postcode" or the town/ci ty

dis played.

2. Se le ct le tte rs, if ap plic able .

The lis t is g ra dually narrowe d down with each input.

3. Tilt the controller to the right.

4. Sel ect the name of a town/ city from the l ist.

If there are several places with t he same na me:

1. Move to the list of place names.

2. Sel ect the town/city.

Entering the postcode

1. Select "Place/postcode" or the town/ci ty

dis played.

2. Sel ect digits.

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Na vig a t io n Destination input

3. Mov e to the l ist of postcodes and towns/ci t-

ies .

4. Select an entry.

Entering a hous e number and s treet

1. Select "Street" or the displayed street.

2. Enter street in the same way as town/city.

3. "House number"

4. Select digits.

5. Move to the l ist of house numbers.

6. Sel ect the house number or a r ange of house

numbe rs.

Alternative: entering a street and junction

1. Select "Street" or the displayed street.

2. Enter the street or junction in the same way

as the town/ city.

If there ar e several streets with t he same name:

1. Mov e to the li st of street names.

2. Select the street.

Searching by street

The desired road /street is not in the entered town/city be cau se it is pa rt of an othe r city dis tric t.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Destination input"

3. Select "Street" or the displayed street.

4. Mov e to the li st of street names.

5. "In" select country listed.

Al l t h e road s/streets of the sel ec ted c o u n t ry are offered. The respective town or city is shown af ter the street name.

6. Sel ect the letters.

7. Mov e to the li st of street names.

8. Select the street.

Starting route guidance

1. "Accept destination"

2. "Start guidance" or "A dd as another

de s tinatio n" Ent er, see page 16, d es tin ation as a fur-

the r d es tin ation .

Address book

Sele cting a destina tion from the address book

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Address book"

Cont acts wit h addresses are display e d if th ese add resses for t h e co n t a ct s h ave been che cke d a s d estin ation s.

3. Sel ect a contact from the list or use "A -Z

search".

4. W here applicable, "Work address" or

"Home a ddress"

Saving a destination in the addres s book

Afte r de stin atio n inp ut, s a ve the de s tina tion in the address book.

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

"G uidance"

4. Call up "Options".

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Destination input Naviga tio n

5. "Save as new contact" or "Add to contact"

6. If app licab le , s e lec t an existin g c ontact.

7. "Work address" or "Home address"

8. Ente r "S urnam e " and , if app licab le , "Firs t

name".

9. "Save contact in vehicle"

Saving position

The cur r ent posi tion can be saved in the addr ess book.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Save position as contact " or "Add position

to contact"

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Edit in Contacts" or "Delete entry"

Accepting y our home addr ess as a destination

The home address must be created.

1. "Navigation"

2. "Address book"

3. "Home address"

4. "Start guidance"

Last destinations

Ge nera l

The las t de s tina tions reached are s a ve d au tomatically.

These destinations can be called up and i ncorpor a ted i n t o route guidance.

4. Select an existing contr act from the l ist, de-

pending on the selection. Select ty pe of address and enter surname a nd first names.

5. "Save in car"

Edit or delete the address

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Address book"

3. Mark entry.

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Calling u p la s t des tinations

1. "Navigation"

2. "Recent d esti nations"

Na vig a t io n Destination input

Starting route guidance

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Rec ent de stinatio ns "

3. Se le ct d e stin ation .

4. "Start guidance"

Editing a destination

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Rec ent de stinatio ns "

3. Hig hlig ht de s tina tion.

4. Call up "Op tions ".

5. "Edit de s tina tion"

De leting the la s t des tinations

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Rec ent de stinatio ns "

3. Hig hlig ht de s tina tion.

4. Call up "Op tions ".

5. "Delete entry" or "Delete all recent de st."

Points of interes t

Ge n e ra l

Ev en with the most up-to-date navigation data, inform ation on ind ivid ual p oints of inte re s t ma y hav e changed, f or ex ampl e, serv i ce stat i ons may not b e in op eratio n.

Searching points of interest

Selection of poi nt s of inter est, for example hotels or sights:

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Points of interest"

3. Select search.

Google™ local search

1. "Google™ Local Search"

2. "Location"

Se le ct o r e nte r loca tion.

3. "Search term"

4. Enter keyword.

Suggestions are displayed .

5. Select suggestion.

The lis t of p oints of inte re s t is dis pla ye d.

6. Se le ct a point of intere s t.

De tails are dis p layed . If se ve ral de ta ils a re inc lude d , you c an

browse through the tabs. I f a phone number is sav ed, a tel ephone con-

necti on can be established.

Select the symbol.

"Start guidance" or "A dd as another de s tinatio n"

Ente r d es tin ation as a furth er de s tina tion, see page 16.

A-Z se arch

1. "A -Z search"

2. "Location"

Se le ct o r e nte r loca tion.

3. "Cate g o ry"

4. Se le ctin g a c ate go ry.

5. "Cate gory de tails "

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Destination input Naviga tio n

Se veral ca te gory de tails ca n be s e lec te d fo r ce rtain p oints of inte re s t. Tilt the co ntrolle r to the left to exit the category details.

6. "Search term"

7. Enter keyword.

The lis t of p oints o f inte res t is d isp laye d.

8. Se le ct a point of intere s t.

De tails are dis pla yed. If se ve ral de tails a re inc lude d , you c an

browse through the tabs.

If a phone number is saved, a telephone

connection can be established.

Additional information can be shown for many special destinations through BMW Online .

Many sp ec ial d es tinations c an b e s a ve d

as a contact in the addr ess book.

Select the sym bol.

"Start guidance" or "Add as anot her de s tinatio n"

Ente r d es tin ation as a furth er de s tina tion, see page 16.

"Start search": without enteri ng a search term, the sea rc h is re pe ated us ing the las t stored search term.

Category search

1. "Category search"

2. "Location"

Se le ct o r e nte r loca tion.

3. "Catego ry"

4. Sel ecting a category.

5. "Cate go ry de tails "

Se veral ca te gory de tails ca n be s e lec te d fo r ce rtain p oints of inte re s t. Tilt the co ntrolle r to the left to exit the category details.

6. "Start search"

The lis t of p oints o f inte res t is d isp laye d.

7. Se le ct a point of intere s t.

De tails are dis pla yed.

If se ve ral de ta ils a re inc lude d , you c an brow se through the tabs.

If a phone number is saved, a t elephone

connection can be established.

Additional inf ormation can be shown for man y s p ec ial des tina tions th ro ugh BMW Online .

Ma ny sp ecial d es tination s c an b e sa ve d

as a contact in t he address book.

Select the symbol.

"Start guidance" or "Add as another de stinatio n"

Enter d es tination as a furthe r de s tinatio n, see page 16.

Displ aying points of interest

Lis t of p oints o f inte res t: p oints o f inte res t are arr anged according to di stance and mark ed wi t h an arrow showing the direction.

In the s p lit s cree n, poin ts of intere st in the se lec ted ca te gory are d isp layed as s ymbo ls in the map view. The display depends on the map scale and the category.

Destination input via BMW Assist

1. "Navigation"

2. "Destination input"

3. "BMW Assi s t dest. inpu t"

A conne ctio n to th e in formation s e rvice is es tablis he d .

Dis playing p oints of inte rest in the ma p

The categories of t h e points of interest can be shown as symbols on the map.

Set categories:

1. "Navigation"

2. "Map"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Dis pla y point s o f inte res t"

5. Sel ect the setting.

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Na vig a t io n Destination input

▷ "All" ▷ "None " ▷ "Sel ected": up to five categories can be

pres et.

The displays can be switched on and off in the map view, see page 22.

Des tination input via map

Sele cting a d e stina tion

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

The curr ent posi tion of t he v ehicle is shown in the ma p.

"Interactive map"

4. Se le ct the de stination with the c ro ss -h airs.

▷ To change the scale: turn the controller. ▷ To m ove the m ap: tilt the controller in the

corresponding direction.

▷ To m ove the m ap d iag ona lly: tilt the con -

tro ller in the corre s pon ding direction and turn it.

Specifying the street/road

If the system does not detect a street/road, one of the following item s of information is dis played:

▷ A street name in the vicinity. ▷ The county. ▷ The co-ordina tes of the de s tinatio n.

Additional functions

Press the contro ller to ac cess the following addition al functio ns availab le in the inte ractive map:

▷ "Points of interest in vicinity": search for

poin ts of interes t is s tarte d.

▷

"Sh ow de tails ": a ny de tails on the de s ti-

nation can be shown.

▷

"Start guidance": route gui dance is star-

ted.

▷

"Exit interactive map": changes back to

the map view.

▷

"Change map view": changes to map

view pointing north.

▷

"Dis pla y c urre nt lo catio n": th e m ap se c-

ti on ar ound the current l ocation i s displ ay ed.

▷

"Show destinati on": map section around

the de s tination is dis pla yed .

De stination input by voice control

Ge nera l

▷ For the handbook for the voice control sy s-

tem, see Owner's H andbook for the vehicle.

▷ A changeover between voice operatio n and

iDrive is possible when entering destinations using spoken commands.

▷ Hav e possible voice commands r ead

aloud: ›Voi ce commands‹

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Destination input Naviga tio n

Voice commands

▷ The location, str eet and house number can

be entered in a single command.

▷ Countr ies, locations, roads and j unct ions

can be spoken as whole words in the language of th e system or spelled out.

Example: to enter a town/ city withi n G ermany as an enti re wor d, the language of the system m ust be German.

▷ Sp ell out th e in put if the lan gua ge s poke n

and the l anguage of the system differ.

▷ Pronounce letters fluently and avoid exces-

sive intonati on and pauses.

▷ The options for i nput depend on the specif i c

navigation data, country and language settings .

En tering an addr ess in a command

1. Press the button on the steering

whee l.

2. ›Destination input‹

3. Wait for the sy stem prompt.

4. Say t he addr ess al oud in the sequence sug-

gested.

5. Contin ue inpu t as s pe cified b y the sys te m.

If required , say each part of the add ress separately, for example town/city.

Entering name of town/city on its own

The place name can be spoken as a word or sp e lled out.

Whe n th e de stination inpu t me nu is d isplaye d:

2. ›Place‹ or ›Spell name of place‹.

3. Wait for the system to ask for the town/ci ty.

4. Say the name of the town/city or say at least

Press the button on the steering

whee l.

the fi rst three letters.

D epending on the input, up t o 20 t owns/ cities are suggested.

5. Sel ect the town/city.

▷ Sel ecting the suggested town /

city: ›Yes‹

▷ Se le ctin g a d iffe rent town/city: ›Ne w

entry‹

▷ Select an entry, ›Entry ...‹ , f or example

ent ry 2

▷ Sp e ll the input: ›Sp ell n ame of plac e‹

6. Contin ue inpu t as s pe cified by the s yste m .

If there are several places with t he same na me: Where applicable, places that sound the same

ar e shown in a list and displayed as a place fol lowed by th ree dots.

1. Select the entry: ›Yes ‹ or ›Entry ...‹ e.g. En-

try 2.

2. Sel ect the desired location.

Entering street or junction on its own

Enter t he street or junction in the same way as the town/ city.

Entering house number on i ts own

D ependi ng on t he data pr esent in the nav igati o n system, house numbers u p to 2000 can be entered .

1. ›Hou s e n u mbe r‹

2. Say the house number.

3. Contin ue inpu t as s pe cified by the s yste m .

Planning a trip

Ge nera l

To plan a trip, mor e than one stopover can be entered.

New trip

1. "Navigation"

2. "Map"

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Na vig a t io n Destination input

3. If nec e ss ary, tilt the contro ller to th e le ft.

"G uidance"

5. "Ente r ne w de s tina tion"

6. Se le ct th e m od e o f de s tina tion e ntry.

7. Ente r a n inte rme diate d es tin ation.

8. "Start guidance"

E n te ring a trip de s tination

For one tr i p, a maxi mum of 20 i nt ermedi ate destinations can be entered.

1. "Map"

"G uidance"

3. "Ente r ne w de s tina tion"

4. Se le ct th e m od e o f de s tina tion e ntry.

5. Ente r a n inte rme diate d es tin ation.

6. "Add as another desti nat ion"

The inte rme diate d estination is add e d to the de s tinatio ns lis t and is h ighlig hte d.

7. Turn the co ntroller un til the inte rme diate

stop appears at the desired location in the list.

8. Press the co ntroller.

Starting the trip

1. Highl ight the first destination after entering

all inte rme dia te destin ation s . If, for example, th e sec ond intermed iate

de s tinatio n is the one h ighlig hte d whe n you sta rt route g uidance, the first intermediat e de s tinatio n is s kippe d.

2. "Start guidance"

symbol indicates the active stage of the

trip.

Saving a trip

Up to 30 trips can be s tored in the trip lis t. If necessary, delete ex i sti ng tri ps so that new tri ps can be saved.

1. "Map"

"G uidance"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Sa ve in My trips "

5. Enter names.

6. "OK"

Sele cting a trip s aved in me mory

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Saved trips"

U n til th e r o ut e ca t ego r y is op ened , t h e nu mber of newly arrived rout es is shown behind the relevant category.

3. Sel ect route category.

4. Se le ct trip.

5. "Start guidance"

Re versin g the trip direction

The i nt ermediate destinations are shown in the list in re verse ord er.

1. "Map"

"G uidance"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Reverse sta g e d est. or d er"

Options for the intermediate destinations

1. "Map"

"G uidance"

3. "Dis pla y a ll s tage des tin."

4. Se le ct a n inte rme dia te de stin ation .

▷ "Edit de s tina tion"

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Destination input Naviga tio n

▷ "Reposition stage d est.": move th e in-

terme d iate de s tination in th e lis t.

▷ "Delete stage dest ination" ▷ "Sk ip stage destination"

Some options are not possible for some trips.

De leting a trip s aved in me mory

1. "Saved trips"

2. Highli gh t the desired trip.

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Delete all trips" or "Delete trip"

Importing trips via a USB medium

1. Switch on ignition.

2. Connect USB medi um to t he USB interface

in the ce ntre armres t.

3. "Na viga tion"

4. "Saved trips"

5. "Import trips"

6. "USB"

7. "OK"

The maximum number of tr i ps that can be saved on the USB medium and in the navigation system tog ethe r is 3 0, othe rwis e imp ort is not p os sible.

Importing trips via BMW Online

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Saved trips"

3. "Import trips"

4. "BMW Online "

BMW Routes

Ge nera l

Recommended routes can be taken up in the route guidance.

Start BMW rou te

1. "Navigation"

2. "Saved trips"

U nt il route categories are opened, t he number of newl y arrived routes is shown behi nd the relevant cat egory.

3. "BMW R outes"

Th e routes available are shown with th e followin g informatio n:

▷ Re gion ▷ Remov al of the starting point of the

rout e

▷ Name of route

The ti me and di stance are shown i n the spl it screen for the relevant route.

4. Sel ect desired r o u te.

"Star t guidance"

6. "Start guidance"

Ending route guidance

1. "Navigation"

2. "Map"

"Guidance"

4. "Stop guidance"

Call u p las t trip

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Saved trips"

3. "L ast trip"

4. Se le ct a stage d de s tinatio n.

5. "Start guidance"

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Na vig a t io n Route guidan ce

Route guidance

Vehicle Equipment

Route guidance

Starting

1. "Na viga tion"

2. Ent er destination, see page 9.

3. "Acc ep t de s tinat ion"

4. "Start guidance"

▷ The route i s di spl ay ed on the control di spl ay. ▷ The distance to the destination/intermedi-

ate destinati on and the estimated time of arrival are shown in th e map view.

▷ An arrow vie w is d is playe d in the ins trume nt

cl u ster , and o n th e contr ol display and in the He ad -U p Display and as appropr iate. Arrow view, see page 19.

End

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

"G uidance"

4. "Stop guidance"

Continue

If you di d not reach your desti nat ion during the last j ourney, route guidance may be continued.

"Continue guidance"

Route criteria

Ge nera l

You can i nfluence the route that i s cal culated by se le ctin g vario us crite ria .

You can change the route cr i ter i a as of ten as you like during destination input or during route guidance.

Roa d t ypes form part of the nav igation data and are taken into account in route planning, for exampl e avoid motorways.

Route guidance with traf fi c inf ormation, see page 25.

No t es

The suggested route can differ f rom your personal experience.

Th e settings are saved for the remote con trol cur rently in use.

For BMW Routes the route criteria cannot be changed.

Chan ge

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

"Ro ute criteria"

5. Se le ct a criterion:

▷

"Fast": ti me-optimised route resulting from a combi n ation of a rou te as shor t as feasible and fast ro ads.

▷

"ECO PRO": fue l-op timis e d route resulting f rom a combination of a route low e st possible f uel consump tion and fast roads.

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Route guidance Na vig at io n

▷ "Short": distance-optimised route

re s ulting from a co mb inatio n of a route as short as feasible and fast roads.

6. To select supp lemen tary route criteria, if

necessary:

▷ "Dynamic guidance": tra ffic information

can aut omatical ly be tak en into account , see page 25, with rout e guidance.

▷ "Avoid moto rways": motorway s are

avoided as far a s possible.

▷ "Avoid ferries": ferries are avoided as far

as po ss ib le.

▷ "Avoid toll roa ds ": route s with tolls are

avoided as far a s possible.

▷ "Avoid tax vignette roads": routes with

l ong-term tol ls are avoi ded as far as possible.

Alternative Routes

When route guidance is active, alternative r ou t es are suggested if possible.

"Route c riteria"

"Alternat. routes"

An over vi ew of the current route and the proposed alter native rout es i s shown. In addition, detai ls such a travel time and route length and with alternativ e routes any data on f uel consumpti on compared wi th the current route are shown. The rout es are illustra ted in c olou r in the s plit s cre en .

3. Sele ct to take an alternative route .

Course of route

Various views of the course of the r oute are available dur ing route guidance:

▷ Arrow d isplay in the in strum e nt clu ster and

on the control display .

▷ L ist of routine sections. ▷ M ap vi ew, see page 21. ▷ D epending on equipment, arrow view in

Head-Up Display.

Arrow view

The follo wing informatio n is dis pla ye d during route guidance:

▷

Symbol for active route guidanc e with remaining travel ti me and di stance to destination.

▷ Small arrow: instruction, for example, to next

tur n gi ving the distance and name of the new road.

▷ Large ar row: current heading. ▷ Road name of t he road you are currently

tr avelling along.

▷ Traffic information.

De pe nd ing on road guid anc e, the illus tratio n changes to junction v iew. Any lane infor mation is also shown here.

Show, see page 23, arro w vie w in split s cre en.

Driving lane inform atio n

In arrow vie w, a triangle ind icates the rec om me nded lane on a mu ltilane ca rriag ewa y.

▷

Optimum lane.

Lane that is also p ossible. But a lane

▷

change might soon be necessary.

Dis play list of routine s e ctions

With active route planning, a list of the route section s can be di spl ay ed. F or each r oute stage, the distance to be driven and th e traffic information are displayed.

1. "Navigation"

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2. "Route details"

3. Mark route s ection.

The secti on of the route i s al so shown i n the split screen.

Bypassing a section of the route

Ca lculate a new route for a route stage.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Route details"

"New route for"

4. Turn the controll er. Enter the di stance

withi n which you want to return to the original route.

5. Press the co ntroller.

Cancelling a bypass

In c ase y o u n o lon ger w ish t o by pa ss t his sect ion of t he r out e:

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Route details"

"New route for:"

4. "Cancel closure"

Refuelling recommendation

The re m ainin g rang e is ca lcula te d an d, as nee ded, service stat ions along the way are displayed.

Ev en with the most up-to-date navigation data, inform ation on ind ivid ual s e rvice s tatio ns may hav e changed, f or ex ampl e, serv i ce stat i ons may not b e in op eratio n.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Route details"

"Re fu ellin g rec om me nd ."

A lis t of s e rvice s tations is d is playe d.

4. Hig hlig ht the s e rvice s tation .

The position of the service stat io n is shown in the s plit- sc re e n.

5. Se le ct th e s e rvice s tatio n.

Select the symbol.

7. "Start guidance": route gui dance to the

service st ation y ou selected is started . "Add as another destination": the ser vice

station is added to the course of the route.

Voice ins truction

Switching on/off

The setting is saved for the remote control currently in use.

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

"S poke n ins tructions "

Re pe a t

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

Highlight the symbol.

4. Pres s the controlle r twic e .

Volume control

Tur n th e volume knob during the voice instructions until the de s ire d volum e is o btained.

Store in fa vo urite s bu ttons

The func tion Enable/dis able voice ins tructio ns can be sav ed to a favo ur ites button for quick access.

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Map view

Map view Navig at io n

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Dis pla ys

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

Overview

1 Function bar 2 Route sta ge with t raffic obstru ction 3 Road si gn f or t raffic obstr u c tion 4 Planned route 5Location 6 Upper stat u s fiel d 7Lower status field

Lines on the m ap

R oads and streets are displayed in various colours and lines in accordance with thei r cl assification. Dotted lines denote train and f erry connecti ons. National borders are denoted by thin line s.

Traffic obstructions

Whe n re ce ivin g traffic info rm atio n from a ra dio stati on, t raff i c obstr uctions can be shown on the map, see page 24.

Lines along the planned rout e denote route stages with traffic obstr u c tions, depending on the map scale. The position of the lines on the route show the direction of the obstruction.

Road signs classify the obstru ctions.

▷ Red road sign: the obstruction aff ect s the

planned route or direction of travel.

▷ Grey r oad si gn: the obstruction does not af-

fect the planned route or direction of travel.

Planned route

A fter starting route gui dance, the planned route is shown on the map.

Status fields

Display/hide: pre ss the controller.

▷ Upper status field: time, telephone and en-

tertainment details.

▷ L ower status field: symbol f or active route

gui dance, status of tr af f i c i nf ormati on, arr i v al time and distance to destinati o n.

Function bar

The follo wing functio ns are ava ilable us in g the function bar:

Symbol Function

Rout e guidance active/inactive.

Voice ins tru ctio ns active/inac-

tive. Chan ge route criteria. Se arch for po int of inte re s t.

Traffic information functions.

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Symbol Function

Proposed di ver sions are avail-

able.

Int e ra c tive m ap .

Set map view.

To switch to the toolbar, tilt the controller to the left.

Chan ges th e scale.

Map section

Chang e

"Interactiv e map"

▷ To m ove the m ap: tilt the con tro ller in th e

correspondi ng direction.

▷ To m ove the m ap d iag onally: tilt the con tro l-

ler in th e c orre s pondin g dire ction and turn it.

Settings

The settings are saved for the remote control curre n tly in us e.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

Set map view.

▷

"Map views"

"North-ori ented"

"In direct. of tr avel"

"Perspective"

"Traffic info map": information on traffic flow is s hown in a s pe cia l map vie w. Th e symbo ls of the other additiona l informat ion set are also sh ow n.

"Additional info"

▷

"Points of interest": symbols for points of i nterest are shown. Set displ ay, see page 13.

"Traffic eve nts": symbols for traffic

▷

information, see page 24, are shown.

"Traffic flow": depending on the

▷

scale, the length, direction and effect, a traffic obstruction are indicated by road signs in the map or coloured l ines along the calculated route. Inf ormation on traf fic flow in the map view, see page 25.

▷

"Weather": weath er sym bols are

shown on the map. D i sp l a y ed sy mbo l s: clear sk ies, over ca st

skies, rain, th under storms and snow, with the curr ent temperature in each case.

The wea the r in formation is au tomatically updated.

The s ym bo ls are d isp layed in s p ec ific select ed scales.

"Sa tellite im ages ": d ep e ndin g on

▷

ava ilability a nd re solution, s a tellite im ages are shown as the background in several scales.

▷ 3D "Pe rsp ec . view in 3D": dis tinc tive lo-

cati ons i n the nav igati on data are shown on the map in 3D.

▷

"Map mo de ": ac co rd ing to lighting c on-

ditions, select and make settin gs.

▷

"Day"

▷

"Night"

▷

"Automatic"

"S tatus info": fade in/out s tatus fields .

▷

Status fields, see page 21.

Scale

Chan ge

1. Select the symbol.

2. To change the scale: turn the controller.

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Automatically set scale

"A u toscal e": in the nor th-pointi ng map view, the route between location and destination is sho wn . T his v iew i s a l so select ed w hen t he sca le is se t s o wide th at the fo llowing is sh own: "AUTO".

Map view for split-s creen

R egar dless of t he ma i n sc r een, th e map v i ew can be selected for the split-screen.

1. Call up "Optio ns ".

2. "Sp lit s cree n"

3. Tilt the co ntroller re pe ate dly to th e righ t until

the sp lit s cree n is s e lecte d.

4. Press the controller.

5. Select map view.

▷ "Arrow vi ew" ▷ "Map north-oriented" ▷ "M ap in direction of travel" ▷ "Map perspective" ▷ "Pos itio n" ▷ "G uidi ng Plus": selected secti ons of

route, for examp le mo torway intersections, are shown in perspecti ve.

▷ "Tra ffic inform ation map ": ma p is op ti-

mised to the displ ay of traffic information.

6. To change the scale: sw itch to split screen

and turn controller.

4. "Pictures at destin ation "

5. Depending on the offering, various photos

can be selected.

Images to the destination

Dis pla ys

Photos can be displa yed for cer tain desti nat i o ns w hen route guidan ce is active.

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

3. "Guidance "

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Na vig a t io n Traffic information

Traffic information

Vehicle Equipment

Ge n e ra l

Traffic i nformation from radio stations sending a tr aff ic war ning serv ice o n t he Traff ic Message Chan ne l, TMC, is s ho wn in the map view an d con sid e re d wh en calc ulatin g route . Informatio n on traffic obstructions and dangers i s continuously updated.

Tra ffic info rm ation is dis playe d o n the ma p b y symbols.

Tra ffic info rm ation for the vic inity is sto re d in a list.

Dis pla y

The symbol in the functi on bar of the map vie w turns ye llow, if the traffic info rm ation con cerns the calculated rout e and th e ex pected del a y is l e ss th an 20 m inut es. T h e sy mbo l tu r ns red if the e xpe cted de lay is m ore than 2 0 m inute s or the r out e is blocked or there i s a dan ger m essage for the route.

Th e symbol sho ws tha t t h ere ar e su ita b le diversions from the traffic information.

Real-Time Traffic In formation, RTTI

In some countries addit ional bookable services se nd real-time traffic info rm atio n, RTT I, which is then used and sh own instead of traffic information from the radio station.

The location of traffic obs truc tions is s pe cified more comprehensively and precisely wi th realtime traffic information. In addition, the traffic

situati on off the motorways, f or example, on side streets and urban roads, is extensively recorded and shown. D iver si on recommendati ons can be calculated more precisely on the basis of this informa tion. This lo wers t he ris k of c om ing across another tr af fic obstruction on di v ersi ons. Several recommended diversions or further infor mation may be provided.

Whe n d riving in countries in whic h rea l-tim e traffic informatio n is availab le, the traffic info rm ation continues to use radio stations.

It is shown in the low er status field, see page 21, in map view whether TMC or RTTI in- format ion is us e d.

Re c ep t io n

Switching on/off

1. "Naviga tion"

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Receive traffic info"

Traffic information list

Dis play s

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

"Traffic information"

"Traffic reports"

With acti ve route guidance traffic information affecting the computed route is f irst sho wn wit h red sy m b ols. The n t h e tra ffi c information not affecting the route with grey symbo ls. The variou s items of traffic information are sorted by distance from th e vehicle's current position.

5. Se le ct th e it em of t ra ffic informa tion.

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"More info rm atio n": dis p lays further in-

formation.

If appli cable, br o wse to the next or

the prec eding item of traffic informatio n.

Recommended diversions

Dis pla ys

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

"Diversion": a li st of recommended di-

ve rs io ns is sh own.

Traffic information in the map

Traffic overview

With the function switched on, the map v iew changes to grey scale, set to point north and changes the scale as needed. Th e symbols for additional information are greyed out. This opti mi ses the traf fic i nformati on di splay. D ay/night mode i s not tak en i nto considerat i on f or thi s setting.

Information on traffic flow in the map view

Dependi ng on the scale, the length, directi on and ef fect of a traffic obstruction are indicated by roa d signs in the map o r coloured lines a long the calcul at ed route.

▷ Black: obstruction. ▷ Re d: traffic jam. ▷ Orange: queuing traffic. ▷ Yellow: he avy traffic. ▷ Green: free -flowing traffic. ▷ Grey: g ene ral traffic inform ation, for e xam-

ple roadworks.

The inf ormation displayed depend on the specific traffic information s ervice.

Traffic information with route guidance

Principle

If there is inform ation on traffic ob stru ction s, the system calculates the possi ble proposed diversions.

Show traffic ov erview

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

"Traffic information"

"Tra ffic info m ap "

Leave traffic overview

Tilt the co ntroller to the left. Th e orig inal m ap view is shown.

Symbols in the map v iew

D epending on the scal e of the map and locati on of the traf fic obstruction in relati on to the route, the symbols f or traffic obstru ctions are displayed.

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Ge nera l

Tw o types of r oute guidance are possi ble.

▷ Partially dyna mic rout e guidance: diver sion

sug gestions from the navigation system may be t a ken.

▷ Dynamic route guidance: diver sion sugges-

ti ons are automatical ly recorded in the route guidance.

Pa rtially d yna mic route g uid an ce

Partia lly d ynamic route guidan ce is active whe n tra ffic information re ce ption is s witche d o n.

The systems takes into account the existing tr affic i nformation during the route gui dance. A message is displayed depending on the route, the tra ffic info rm ation and the pos sib le dive rs ion

Na vig a t io n Traffic information

routes. I f there is a traf fi c obstructi on, a di versi on is offe red if po s sib le .

For particular dangers, for example objects on the r o ad, a message is displayed with no div ersion option.

The upper pa rt of the message shows:

▷ Symbol of th e first traffic disruption, or with

distance to the start of the traffic di srupti on.

▷ Distance to the start of the diversion.

The lower part of the message shows:

▷ Remai n i ng r oute t o be dri v en an d ar riv al time

on th e o rig inal route , with white symbol.

▷ Differe nce in route le ng th a nd g ain in time of

the diversion compared wi th the original route, with coloured symbol.

The follo wing is s hown in the s plit s creen:

▷ Original route, white . ▷ Diversion, coloured.

Accepting a diversion

In the me ssage:

"Diver sion"

Via t he t oo lb ar:

als o po s sib le that th e route is calculate d s o that it cuts across the traffic congestion.

▷ Particul ar dangers are displa yed independ-

ently of the setting.

Activating dynamic route guidance

1. "Naviga tion"

2. "Map"

"Ro ute criteria"

5. "Dynam ic g uida nce "

Country-specific information via BMW Online

Specific i nformation on countr ies can be tr ansferred via BMW Online , for examp le s p ee d limits on B roads.

1. "Naviga tion"

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Country info (BM W Online)"

1. "Na viga tion"

2. "Map"

"Traffic information"

"Diversion"

5. Open desi red diversi on.

"Diversion"

Dynamic route guidance

The ro ute is auto matically cha nged if a traffic obstruction is encountered.

▷ The sy stem does not indicate traff ic ob-

structions on the original route.

▷ Traffic inform ation is s till d is playe d o n the

map.

▷ Dependi ng on th e type of road and the na-

ture and l ength of the traffic congesti on, it is

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Navigation data

Navigation data Navigat io n

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Information on navigation data

1. "Na viga tion"

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Na viga tion s ys tem version" Inform ation re -

gar ding the versio n of the data is displayed.

Updating

Ge n e ra l

N avigation data is saved in the vehicl e and ca n be updated using USB medium.

You can obtain up-to-date navigation data and the acti vation code from your Service centre.

Updating

1. Connect USB medi um with the new naviga-

tion data to the USB interface in the centre armres t.

2. Follow th e in struc tions o n the c ontrol d is-

play.

3. Enter activ ati on code f or the navi gati on data.

The naviga tion data are updated. After an inte rrup tion in the trip, follow the in struc tions on the control display.

4. A fter updating, r emove the media with nav-

igatio n data.

Checking status

1. Press the button.

2. "Nav igation update"

No t e s

D epending on the volume of data, u pda ting the data can take several hours.

Update whi l e the v ehicl e is i n motion, to save the batte ry.

Only the basic functions of the navigation system are ava ilable while an upd ate is in prog re s s .

You can check the status of t he update pr ocess.

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Na vig a t io n Wha t to do if...

What to do if...

Vehicle Equipment

What to do if...

▷ The curr ent posi t ion cannot be displ ayed.

Th e c ar is in a n are a no t c o ve red b y th e d at a , is in a poor re c ep tion a rea o r the s ys tem is currently c alcu lating the po sition. Rece p tion will normally be p os sible outd oors .

▷ A destination without a street is not trans-

ferred to the route guidance system. No city centre can be determined for the

place enter ed. Enter any street in the place selected and

start route guidance.

▷ A destination is not transferred to the route

guidanc e system. The da ta fo r th e d e stinatio n is not a vailable

i n the navigation data. Choose a destination as close as possible to the original one.

▷ Le tte rs canno t be s ele c ted for de s tination

inpu t. The data stor ed do not contain the desti na-

tion data. Choo se a de s tinatio n as c los e as pos s ible to

the origina l one .

▷ Map view shown in grey scales?

"Traffic info map" Active: indications on the Control Displ a y are toggled to grey - scale. This fac ilitate s op timum traffic info rm atio n dis pla y. De ac tiva te tra ffic informa tion m ap , see page 25.

▷ S p oken ins tructions ce as e to be given im-

mediately before junctions during route guid ance?

Area is not f ully recorded, or you have deviated fr om t he sug gested route and the sy s tem requi res a few seconds to calculate a new route.

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En te rt a in m e n t

This chapter ensures your enjoyment when

re ce iving radio and te levisio n s tatio ns or when

playing CD s, DVDs and tracks from the music

collection.

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Ente rt ainm e nt Sound

Sound

Vehicle Equipment

Ge n e ra l

The sound settings are saved for the remote con tro l currently in us e.

Sound settings

Call up

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "So u nd "

Rese ttin g

1. "So u nd "

2. "Rese t"

Adju st ing

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "Sound"

3. Sel ect the desired sound setting.

4. Adjustin g: tu rn the con tro ller.

5. Saving: pr ess the controller.

Treble, bass, balance, fader

Ge n e ra l

▷ "Treble": tr eble adjustment. ▷ "Bass": bass adjus tment. ▷ "Balanc e": left/right volum e d is trib ution . ▷ "Fader ": front/rear vol u me distribution.

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Eq u alis e r

Setting for individual sound frequency ranges.

Adju st ing

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "Sound"

3. "Eq ualis e r"

Sound Ent e rt ainm e n t

4. Sel ect the desired setting.

5. Adju sting: tu rn the con tro ller.

6. Saving: press the controller.

Multichannel reproduction, surround

Ge n e ra l

Choice of stereo and multichannel reproduction, surr ound.

Ad ju s t in g

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "Sound"

3. "Surround" or" L7 surround"

When surround is activated, multichannel repro duction is simu lated wh en playing an audio track in stereo.

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Bang & Olufsen High End Surround Sound System

The s ettin gs for lou ds pe ake r illumination are saved for the remote control currently in use.

3. "Bang & Olufsen"

4. Sel ect the desired sound setting.

▷ "Studio": studio sound. ▷ "Ex pa nded": o pen room sound.

Center s peaker

An ad ditio nal s p ea ker is p rovid ed in th e c entre of th e in strum e nt pa ne l. This auto matically e xtends when Enter tainment is swi tched on and i s illumin ate d a cco rd ing to the illum ination s e tting.

With Entertainment switched off or mute sw itching, the speake r contracts again.

Volume

Ge nera l

▷ "Speed volume": adaptation of the volume

dependi n g o n speed.

▷ W ith Bang & Olufsen High End Surr ound

Sound System: aut omati c adj ustment of t he v ol ume dependi ng on dr i v e noi ses audi ble i n th e interi o r , f o r example w ind no ise, no extr a setting needed thr ough Speed Volume.

▷ "PDC ": volume of the PD C sound signal rel -

ative to the sound output from the entertainmen t system.

▷ "Gong": v olume of t h e sound si gnal, for ex-

amp le for s ea t be lt rem ind er, in re lation to the sound output from the entertainment system.

▷ "M i cr ophone": mi cr ophone volume during a

tele phone c all.

▷ "L oudspeak." : loudspeaker v olume during a

tele phone c all.

The follo wing volum es are stored only for the respective connected tel ephone: "Microphone", "Loudspeak.".

Setting the so und

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "Sound"

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Adju st ing

1. "Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings"

2. "Sound"

Ente rt ainm e nt Sound

3. "Volu me setti ngs"

4. Sel ect the desired volume setting.

5. Adjusting: turn the controller.

6. Sa ving: p re s s the con tro ller.

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Ra dio

Rad io Ent e rt a inme n t

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Control functions

Press the button Function

Press: switch sound output on/off.

Turn: set volume.

Switches en tertainmen t sources.

Change station/track

Fav ourites buttons

Traffic information on/o ff

Sound output

Switching on/off

With the i gnition switched of f: pr ess button .

Mu t ing

With the i gnition switched on, or engine running: press button.

AM/FM stations

Se lecting s tation

1. "Radio"

2. "FM" or "AM"

The station last play ed is pl ay ed and shown.

Change w aveband

Ej ect CD/DVD

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Ente rt ainm e nt Ra d io

3. "FM stations", "AM stations" or

"Sav ed stations".

4. Select the desired station.

The s ele ct ed station is s ave d fo r th e re mote con tro l currently in us e.

Changing stations

Select symbol or . Using buttons on the radio:

Press the button.

4. Highlight the desired station.

5. Pres s an d ho ld do wn the controlle r.

6. Mark d e sired stor age pla ce an d press con -

tro ller.

The stati ons are saved f or the remote control cur rently in use.

The stati ons can also be saved on the fav our ites buttons.

With n a vigatio n system: Th e station can a lso b e stored on the favourite buttons.

Man ual sta tion sele ction

Station selection via f requency.

1. "Radio"

2. "FM" or "A M"

"FM stations" or "AM stations"

4. "M anual search"

5. Select another band as necessary.

6. To select the f requency: t u rn the controll er .

Saving stations

1. "Radio"

2. "FM" or "A M"

"FM stations" or "AM stations"

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Save frequency: hold down controller.

Rad io Ent e rt a inme n t

Rename station

A stati on with changing stati on names can be renamed.

1. "Radio"

2. "FM"

3. Select the desired st ation.

4. Call up "Optio ns ".

5. "R ename as:"

Wait until the d es ired nam e is d is playe d.

The s ele cted station nam e is in the lis t o f cu rre nt stations an d the stored st ation is selected.

Displaying additional information

If a radio stati on broadcasts a radio text or radio tex t plus, this information can be shown, for example, titl e or performer of a piece of music. Ava ilability, conten t and s eq ue nce d ep e nd o n the radio station.

1. "Radio"

2. "FM"

"FM stations"

4. Se le ct s ta tion.

5. Call up "Optio ns ".

6. "Station information"

RDS

Principle

RDS broadcasts additional inf ormation in the FM waveband, for ex ample the station name.

For a station with a number of frequencies, an automati c changeover to the fr equency w i th the best reception quali ty t akes place if required.

4. Call up "Options".

5. "RDS"

The setting is sav ed for the remote control curre ntly in us e .

Digital radio DAB, DAB/DMB

Principle

Digi tal stations are bundl ed i nto w hat ar e know n as bouquets. Some stations feature additional programmes. Spor t s stations, f o r ex ample, may broadcast various sports ev ents at the same time .

D epending on wh at the station pr o vides, additi onal i nf ormati on or ev en i mages transmi tted by the station can be shown.

Se lecting s tation

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"DAB/DMB stations"

Sw itching on/off

It is r ecommended that you switch on RDS.

1. "Radio"

2. "FM"

"FM stations"

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4. Sel ect the top entry in the l ist: "All

ensem bles" o r everything shown.

5. Select the desired station.

So me inform atio n on th e s ta tion p laying a nd sc he du le is s ho wn. Th e t yp e of informatio n de pe nds o n what the st ation is se nd ing.

4. Sel ect the desired station.

5. Press the controller again.

6. Sel ect t h e desir ed memory location.

The stati ons are saved f or the remote control cur rently in use.

The stati ons can also be saved on the fav our ites buttons or r adio station buttons.

Additional information

If a radi o station broadcasts a ra dio text or radio tex t pl us, this information can be shown, for examp le, title or performer of a piece of music or the tel ephone number or e-mail address of t he radio s ta tion. Ava ilability, con te nt an d s e que nc e depend on the ra dio station.

Changing stations

Select symbol or . Or

Press the button.

Changing the ensemble

It is o nly pos s ible to cha nge the e ns e mb le if the followin g ha s b e en se le cte d : "All e ns em ble s ".

Press and hold down the button.

Saving stations

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"DAB/DMB stations"

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1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"D AB/DMB stations"

4. Sel ect the desired station.

5. Call up "Options".

6. "Station information"

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Automatic station following

Ge n e ra l

With station followi ng activated, the radio automatically s witche s to a n ew s tatio n whe n the prev ious one can no longer be received.

Firs t o f all, a s ea rc h is run for the s tatio n in an othe r en se m ble . If it is n ot availab le in ano the r ensem ble, the sta tion's analog ue freq uenc y is searched for.

Automatic changeover is only possible if the corres po ndin g s tatio n's s ign al is available in adequate quali ty and the I D s of the stati ons match.

En abling automatic station follo wing

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Station switching"

Symbol Meaning

for exampl e, may broadcast vari o u s spor ts events at the sam e time.

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"DAB/DMB stations"

4. Sel ect the desired station.

5. Press the controll er.

6. Select the addit ional station.

Electronic Programme Guide

Several stati ons broadcast their pr ogramme guid e e le ctron ically.

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"Programme"

The radio schedule for the programme on now and next is shown.

Enlarge image

If a radio station transmits images, th e se are shown. The image di splay can be shown enlarge d.

1. "Radio"

2. "DAB/DMB"

"Enlar ge image"

Reduce image again: tip controller t o the left.

A digital station is reproduced in an-

alogue.

A digital station is reproduced digi-

tally in ano the r gro up.

The setting is sav ed for the remote control curre ntly in us e .

Additional programmes

Sy mb o l indica t es t h at a selected sta t ion co n -

tai ns additional programmes. Sports stations,

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Saved stations

Ge nera l

Fort y stations can be saved.

Calling up a s tation

1. "Radio"

2. "Saved stations"

3. Sel ect the desired station.

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Saving stations

The curren tly se le cte d s ta tion is s aved .

1. "Radio"

2. "Sav ed stations"

3. "Sav e station"

4. Select the desi red memor y l o ca tion.

Th e list of saved st at ion s is saved for t he r em ot e con tro l currently in us e.

The stati ons can also be saved on the f avourites buttons.

Without navigation system and telephone: store station on radio station butto ns

1. Select the desired station.

To call up a stored stat io n, briefly pressure the cor responding button.

Press the desired button for longer

than two seconds.

Traffic reports

Display in the status field

▷ T P white : t ra ffic ra dio s witched on , traffic

ra dio s ta tion a vailable .

▷ TP grey: traffic radio switched on, no traffic

ra dio s ta tion a vailable .

▷ No d is play: T ra ffic Program is s witche d o ff.

Switching on/off

Press the button. The traff ic report station wi th the stron-

gest reception is chosen.

The setting is saved for the remote control currently in use.

Inte rru ptin g

Press one of the fol lowing buttons during a traffic radio report:

▷

Adjusting the volume

Tur n t he knob during a traffic report unt il the de s ire d volum e is obtained .

Deleting a station

1. "Radio"

2. "Sav ed stations"

3. Select the desired station.

4. Call up "Op tions ".

5. "Delete entr y"

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CD/DVD

CD/DVD Ent e rta inm e n t

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Control functions

Press the button Function

Press: switch sound output on/off.

Turn: set volume.

Switches en tertainmen t sources.

Change station/track

Fav ourites buttons

Traffic information on/o ff

Change w aveband

Ej ect CD/DVD

Sound output

Switching on/off

With the i gnition switched of f: pr ess button .

Mu t ing

With the i gnition switched on, or engine running: press button.

Playback

Ins erting a CD/ DVD

Insert the CD/DVD with the label si de uppermost.

The disk begins to play automatically. It may take a few mi nutes to read compressed

aud io file s .

Starting play

A CD/DVD is in the CD/DVD playe r or the DVD changer.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

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3. Select the desired CD or DVD.

Symbol Meaning

CD/DVD player

... DVD change r

CD/D VD play er in the r ear

Formats that can be played

▷ DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD

+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD+R DL, DVD-Audio, DVD-Video.

▷ CD: CD-ROM, CD-R , CD-RW, CD-DA. ▷ Compressed audio files: mp3, w ma, aac,

m4a, m4b, ogg.

Sele cting a tra ck using iDrive

Audio CDs

Sel ect the desired track to start play back.

CDs/DVDs wit h co m pressed au dio files

D epending on the data, i t might occur that not al l characters on the CD/DVD ar e di spl ay ed correc tly.

1. Sel ect the directory as appro pri ate.

To change t o a higher-level di r ector y : ti lt the con tro ller to th e le ft.

Remove the CD/DVD

1. Press the bu tton.

The CD/DVD is p us he d o ut s light ly.

2. Remove the CD/DVD.

Au dio

Sele cting a track using button

Press button repeatedly unt il the desired track is played.

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2. Sel ect the desired track to start playback.

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Displaying track info rmatio n

If informa tion is s aved for a track, this is d is played automat ically:

▷ Artist. ▷ Album name ▷ Number of tracks on the CD /DVD. ▷ File name of the track. ▷ Track i mage of t he CD /DVD.

Updating a lbum info rmatio n

The alb um in forma tion for a CD is s ho wn aut omatically. If the a lbum info rm ation is not s ho wn correctly, because there are several similar albums, t h e album information can be updated.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Album inform atio n"

5. Select the desired entry .

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Random"

Fast forward/rewind

Keep button pressed.

Vide o

Ge nera l

The video image is shown on the front control display up to a speed of a pproximately 3 km/h. In som e countries , it is o nly sh own with th e p arking brake engaged or in gear position P.

Country codes

Only DVDs with the code of your home region can be played. See al so the i nformation on y our DVD.

Code Region

Random playback

A ll the tracks on the CD/DVD are played i n r andom order.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Select the desired C D or DVD.

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New Zealand 5North-West Asia, North Africa 6China 0 All regions

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Playback

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Select a DVD with video content.

4. "Play"

Video menu

To open the Video menu:

Press button du ri ng playba ck.

Symbol Function

Calls up the DVD menu.

Starts playback.

Pause

Stop Next chapter Previous chapter

Fast forward Rewind

For fast forward/rewind: each time the controll er is pr essed, the speed increases. To stop, sta rt playback.

Sele cting langu ag e

The languages available depend on th e DV D.

1. Turn the co ntroller while the DVD is pla ying.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Audio/language"

4. Sel ect the desired language.

Sele cting sub title s

The available subtitles depend on the DVD.

1. Turn the co ntroller while the DVD is pla ying.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Sub title s "

4. Sel ect the desired language or "Do not

dis pla y s ub title s ".

DVD menu

Many DVDs hav e their own menu. The display depends on the contents of the D VD .

1. Pr ess

3. To s e lec t me nu item s : tilt and p re s s the con-

tro ller.

button to cal l up the video menu.

"DVD menu"

DVD Setting s

Depending on t he DVD, some settings are only possible vi a th e D VD m enu , see a lso infor m at ion on your DVD.

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Setti ng the brightness, contr ast, col our

1. Turn the co ntroller while the DVD is pla ying.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Display settings"

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4. "Brightness", "Contrast" or "Colour"

5. Turn the controller until the desired setting

is reached an d press the controller.

Sele cting zoom

Display video pictu re over full screen.

1. Turn the co ntrolle r while the DVD is pla yin g.

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Further options"

4. "Zoom mode"

Select camera angle

The ava ilab ility o f an alte rn ative ca me ra ang le depends on the DVD and the current track on the DVD.

1. Turn the co ntrolle r while the DVD is pla yin g.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Further options"

4. "Viewing angle"

5. Sel ect the desired angle of view.

Calling up the main menu, Back

Th ese func t ions a re not in cluded o n ever y DVD. Ther efore, they may not be avail able for use.

DVD changer

Ge nera l

The DVD cha nge r is loca ted , d e pe nd ing o n the vehicle, in the glov e box, thro ugh the glove box or in the boot behind the left side trim.

Overview

Sele cting title

DVD video:

1. With the DVD menu displayed, turn the con-

tro ller.

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Further options"

4. "Select ti tle"

5. Sel ect the desired ti tle.

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Filling the DVD co mp artme nts individually

1. Press the button once.

The L E D on the first vacant compartment flashes.

2. Select a di f f er ent compart ment i f necessary .

3. Wait until the LEDs on the DVD compart-

ment flash.

4. Insert a sin gle CD or DVD in the centre.

The CD/DVD is p ulle d in automatic ally and sto red in the selected c ompartmen t.

Inserting CDs/DVDs

Only ins ert CD/DVD if th e LEDs on th e DVD c ompa rtmen t are f lashing, otherwise th e CD / D V D or t he DVD changer could be damaged.

Do not force the CD/DVD into the drive; it could jam and you might no t be able to eject it. ◀

Filling all the availa ble DVD compartments

1. Hold down the button once.

Th e LEDs on the vacant compartments flash.

2. Wait until the LEDs on the DVD compart-

ment flash and then i nsert a CD or DVD, making s ure it is centre d.

The CDs/DVDs are drawn in automatic ally and sto wed in th e empty compartments.

Inserting CDs/DVDs

Only ins ert CD/DVD if th e LEDs on th e DVD c ompa rtmen t are f lashing, otherwise th e CD / D V D or t he DVD changer could be damaged.

Do not force the CD/DVD into the drive; it could jam and you might no t be able to eject it. ◀

It may take a few mi nutes to read the CDs/D VDs after loading.

Removing CDs/DVDs individually

1. Press the button once.

2. Sel ect the DVD compartment.

The CD/DVD is pushed out slight ly.

3. Remove the CD/DVD.

Removing all CDs/DVDs

1. Hold down the button once.

2. Remove the CDs/DVDs.

Interrupt function

Filling the DVD trays or re mo ving the CDs/DVDs may be interrupted.

Press the appr o pri a te button.

▷

Fau lts

If the LED s on the DVD slot and the LED s on the DVD tr ays f lash rapidly, there is a fault.

Re p airing the fault:

1. Press one of the following buttons:

▷

The las t CD/DVD ins e rte d is p us he d out slig htly.

2. Remove the CD/DVD.

When the LEDs ar e no longer flashing qui ckly, the D VD changer is operational again.

Playing audio tracks

The audi o track of a DVD can be pl ayed even if video playba ck is not possible in the v ehicle.

Only the main film is p layed , witho ut intro or e xtras.

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Starting play

There is a DV D in the DV D changer.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Select the desired DV D.

Selecting a chapter using the button

Press button repeatedly until the desired chapt er is play ed.

Sele cting a c ha pter using iDrive

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Select the desired DV D.

4. Sel ect the desired chapter .

Fast forward/rewind

Keep button pressed.

Sele cting langu ag e

The languages available depend on the DVD.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. Select the desired DV D.

4. Call up "Optio ns ".

5. "Audio/language"

6. Se le ct th e d e sire d la ngu age .

CDs and DVDs

Using CDs/DVDs

▷ Do not use CDs/DVDs with adhesive

labels that have been affixed subseque ntly, as the s e m ay pe e l off while in th e dr ive as a result o f the temper atu res to which these media are exposed during pl ay ing. T hi s could damage the system irreparably.

▷ Use only round CDs/DVDs with a standard

di ameter of 12 cm and do not use CDs/ D V D s in conjunction with adapters, for example CD singles. Otherwise the CDs or t he adapter could jam an d be impossible to eject.

▷ Do not use combined CD/ D V D s, f or ex ampl e

DVD Plus, as otherwise the CD/DVD could jam and be impossible to eject.◀

General malfunctions

▷ The CD/DVD play ers and changers have

been opti mi sed for operati on i n y our v ehicle. In some instances, they ma y be more sensitive to fault y CDs/ DVD s tha n devices for stationary u se.

▷ If a CD/DVD cannot be played back, first

check whether it has been inserted cor rec tly.

Atmospheric humidity

The CD/DVD or the focussing lens can carry condensati on du e to hi gh h umi di ty and playba ck may temporarily not be possible.

No t es

CD/DVD player and changer

Do not re move the cover

All BMW CD/DVD play ers and changers are Class 1 laser products. Do not operate when the cover is damaged, ot herw ise i t could cause severe eye injuries.◀

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M alfun ctio ns w ith i n div idua l C D s/D VD s

If malfunctions occur only w ith individual CDs/ DVDs, this can be due to one of the following:

Self-recorded CDs/DVDs

▷ With self-recorded CDs/ DVDs, possi ble

cau se s inc lude inc ons is te nt d ata- crea tion or burning process, low qua lity or high age of the CD/DVD blank.

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▷ Only write on the upper side of CDs/DVDs

us ing a s pe cial marker pen.

Da mage

▷ Avoid causing f ingerprints and prot ect

against dust, scratches and moisture.

▷ Sto re CDs/DVDs in a c ase. ▷ Do not expose CDs/DVDs to temperatures

abov e 50 ℃, hig h le ve ls of h umid ity or direc t su nligh t.

CDs/DVDs with copy protection

CDs/DVDs are often copy-protected by the manufacturer. This could result in CDs/DVDs be ing impo s sib le to pla y, or only be ing pla ya ble wi th restrictions.

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DTS Digital Surround™

Manufactured under li cence of US pat-

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Music collection

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Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Music memory

Principle

Tracks from CDs/DVDs and USB medi a ca n be saved in the music collection on a hard disk in the vehicle and play ed from there.

Ge n e ra l

▷ Audio CD: tracks are converted into a com-

pressed audi o format . Information on th e album , for e xa mp le a rtis t, is sa ve d, if ap plic able .

▷ CD/DVD or US B medium with compres se d

audio f i l es: the enti re content of the CD/ D V D or USB medi um is saved as an album in the ve hicle. All audio files with th e formats s up por ted, see page 42, in the vehicle are stor ed. Tracks and directo ries can be delete d late r individ ually, De le te trac ks a nd d irect o ry, see page 54.

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Saving from CD/DVD

1. Insert a CD or DV D in the CD/DVD player.

2. "Multimed ia"

3. "CD/DVD"

Sel ect the symbol f or the CD/D V D pl ayer.

5. "Save in vehicle"

No t e s

Tracks w ith copy protection, DRM, are saved, but cann ot be pl a yed.

Backin g u p mu sic data

Back up musi c data regul ar l y , as otherwise it cou ld be lo st in the event of a fault in the hard dis k.◀

Music recognition t echnology and rel at ed data ar e pro v i ded by Gr acenot e®.

Grac en ote is the indu st ry s tand ard in m us ic re c-

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The mus ic colle c tion is dis p layed and the first track of the CD/DVD is pla yed. The tracks ar e played in the normal order during saving.

During saving, bear the following in mind: Do not s witch to the CD/DVD player and do not

remove the CD from the CD/ D VD pl ayer, as otherw ise saving is int e rrupted. It is possible to change over to the other audio sources without interrupting saving. Tracks of the current CD/ D VD that h a ve already been saved can also be calle d up.

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Interrupting saving

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

3. "Saving..."

4. "Cancel saving"

The sav ing process is interrupted and can be continued at any time.

Resumin g saving

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "CD/DVD"

Sel ect the symbol f or the CD/D V D pl ayer.

4. "Continue saving"

CD /DVD saving is continued at the start of the track for which saving was interr upted.

▷ S uitable m ed ia: USB m as s storage facilitie s ,

for example USB memory sticks or MP3 players with USB interface.

▷ Unsuitable media: USB hard disks, USB

hubs, USB memory card reade rs with a number of bays, Apple i Pod/iPhone. Music f rom an A pple iPod/iPhone can be played in the AUX-I N port or USB interface in the centre armrest.

▷ File systems: cur rent file systems for USB

devices are suppor ted. FAT 32 for mat is recommended.

1. Connect USB medium to the USB interf ace

in the centre armrest.

2. "Multimed ia"

3. "Mus ic colle ction"

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Mus ic data imp ort/e xpo rt"

6. "Import music (USB)"

Information o n th e a lbum

During the saving process, the infor mation, for example th e name o f the artist , is saved for the tra cks if this inform atio n is availab le in the dat abase in the vehicle or on the CD.

To update the database, contact your Serv ice centre.

If no inform atio n is sa ve d for the tracks, it mig ht be possible t o upda t e the entire album information, see page 54, of the CD via BMW Online.

Saving from a USB medium

To sav e music, a suitable medium must be connected to the USB interface in the centre armre st.

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Playing music

Music search

All tracks for which info rm ation is sa ve d c an be calle d up via music sea rc h. All tra cks for wh ich no inform atio n is s ave d can be calle d up via the musi c directory.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle ction"

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3. "Music search"

4. Sel ect the desired categor y.

5. Select the desired entry :

▷ Select "A-Z search" and make the de-

sir ed entr y. All entries containing the character

string entered are listed, even if this is not at the start of the entry.

▷ Sel ect the desired entry from the list.

6. Select further cat egories as appropriate.

The tracks found are listed in alphabetical order.

7. "Play s e lec tion"

Starting new music search

"Reset search"

Music search using voice control

For t he handbook for the voice control system, see Ow ner's H a n dbo ok for the vehicle.

2. ›Music search‹

Press the button on the steering

whee l.

3. Call up the desi red category, for exam-

ple ›Select artist‹.

4. Say the desired entry from the list.

5. Select further categories as appropriate.

Selecting the track directly: › Track ...‹. Say the spoken command and the name of the

desired track together in one command.

Music Directory

All alb ums s tore d a re lis te d in the mus ic direc tory.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle c tion"

"Music search"

4. "Search folder"

All dire ctorie s sto re s are sh own as a lis t.

5. Sel ect desired directory.

To ch an ge t o a h igher - lev el dir ect o r y: t il t t he con tro ller to the left.

Symbol Format

Audio CD

Com pres s e d au dio files

Sort music directory

The list can be s orted alph abe tic ally by nam e o r by storage date.

1. "So rting"

2. "By name" or "By date"

Currently playing

Lis ting of the track whic h is curren tly bein g pl ay ed back. For ex ampl e, the l i st of t rack s f ound via th e m us ic s e arch, a p laylist o r lis t of s imilar tracks found.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle c tion"

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3. "Cu rre ntly playing "

4. If app licab le , s e lec t the de s ired tra ck.

Playlists

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic co llec tion"

"Playlis ts "

The follo wing lis ts are s ho wn:

▷ "My favourites"

All tracks which h ave b ee n m arke d as favourite.

▷ "To p 50"

Th e 50 most played tracks.

▷ "Mo re music like th is"

All pla ylis ts whic h have be auto matically cre ated by searching for similar mu sic.

Delete playlist

1. "Playlis ts "

2. Ma rk pla ylis t whic h is to b e d elete d.

3. Call up "Op tions ".

4. "Delete playlist"

Similar music

Music stored in the v ehicle similar to the track currently playing can be searched fo r.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic co llec tion"

"Mo re like this (loc al)"

A playlist with the track found i s stored.

A maxi mum o f 100 titles are stor ed. Th e number of playlists is restricted and an old playlist may be del eted when storing a new one.

Favourites

If a tr a ck i s currently being played, this can be marked and stored as a favourite.

Store track as a favourite

A track mu st be currently be playing to store it as a favourite.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle ction"

"Add to favourites"

Calling up s tored favourite s

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle ction"

"Playlis ts "

4. "My favourites"

5. Sel ect the desired ti tle.

The favourites can be stored in t he vehicle as a playli st, see page 52.

Deleting ind ividual tra cks from fav our ites

1. The track which is to be de le te d from the lis t

of fa vourites is to b e c alle d up .

"Delete fro m favourites"

De lete individual track from favourites

Individual or ot her tracks can be deleted f rom favourites .

"Playlis ts "

2. "My favourites"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Delete a ll tracks from favourites"

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Store favourites as p laylists

The lis t of fa vourites ca n be s tore d in the veh icle as a playlist.

1. "M y favourites"

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Save as pl aylist"

Audio books and podcasts

A udi o book s and podcasts can be cal l ed up separately.

"More media"

2. Call up desi red entry:

▷

"Audio books"

▷

"Podcasts"

3. Sel ect the directory as appro pria te.

4. Call up de s ire d file.

Random playback

All the tracks in the s ele c tion a re pla ye d in random order.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic colle ction"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Rand om "

Managing music

Music Directory

Rename folder or track

If applicable, the name of t h e album is entered automatically during saving. If the name is unkn o wn it can also be changed.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle c tion"

"Music search"

4. "Search folder"

5. Mark des ired folder or title.

6. Call up "Options".

7. "Rename track" or "Rename folder"

8. Se le ct th e le tte rs in divid ua lly.

Delete directory

A di rectory cannot be del eted if a track is being played back directly from it.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle c tion"

"Music search"

4. "Search folder"

5. Mark desired directory.

6. Call up "Options".

7. "Delete directory"

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De lete track and folde r

It may not be possi ble to delete a track while it is being played. A folder cannot be del eted if a track is being play ed back directly from it.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic co llec tion"

"Music search"

4. "Sear ch folder"

5. Hig hlig ht the fo lde r or trac k.

6. Call up "Op tions ".

7. "Delete folder" or "Delete track"

Album information

I f no i nf ormation was sav ed for audi o CD s duri ng saving, it can be updated later vi a BMW Online as required.

The update ta kes place for each individual album.

Updating album information via BMW Online

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic co llec tion"

"Music search"

4. "Sear ch folder"

5. Highligh t the desired album.

6. Call up "Op tions ".

7. "Albu m inform atio n"

8. "Update album information"

If it was pos s ib le to s ave the a lbum info rm atio n, the name of the album is di spl ayed.

Free capacity

Dis pla y fre e capac ity in the mus ic colle ct ion.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic co llec tion"

3. Call up "Op tions ".

4. "Manage music collection"

5. "Memory available"

Music collection

Backing up music colle ction

The entire musi c coll ection can be backed up on a USB medium. E nsure that the USB medium ha s adequ ate fr ee c apac it y.

D epending on the number of tra ck s, backing up the music collection can tak e up to two hours. This is why it is best to m ake the backup d uring a longer journey. If the backup cannot be created, do not remove USB medium, t h e back-up will be continue d o n the ne xt jou rn ey.

1. Start the engine.

2. Connect USB medium to the USB interf ace

in the centre armrest.

3. "Multimed ia"

4. "Mus ic colle ction"

5. Call up "Options".

6. "Mus ic data imp ort/e xpo rt"

7. "B ackup music on USB"

Saving music collection to the vehicle

Whe n th e mus ic colle ction is s aved from a US B medi um to the vehicle the existi ng music collec tion in the ve hicle is rep lace d . It is be s t to make the backup during a longer journey. If it cannot be saved, do not remove USB medium, the saving will be c ontinu ed on the ne xt jou rn ey.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mus ic colle ction"

3. Call up "Options".

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4. "Mu sic data imp ort/e xport"

5. "Restore music f rom USB"

Deleting music collection

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Mu sic colle ction"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Manage music col lection"

5. "Delete music"

6. Select any category , the track s of which are

to be deleted.

7. "Delete music"

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External devices

Vehicle Equipment

Principle

Various external dev ices can be connected to the vehi cle. Sound output i s via the vehi cl e l oudspeakers. Depending on ho w the external dev ice is connected to the v ehicle, it can be operating us ing iDrive .

Symbol Meaning

AUX-IN port

USB audio interface

Music inter face for smartphones

Bluetooth audio

AUX-IN port

Overview

▷ Conn ec tion o f au dio d e vice s is poss ible, for

example MP3 players. The so und output is via the vehicle loudspe akers .

▷ Recommendation: medium sound and vol-

ume settings on the audi o dev ice. The sound might depend on the quality of the aud io file s .

Connecting

AUX-IN p ort is in the ce ntre console.

Connect the headphones or li neout connection of the equipment to the jack connector.

Playback

1. Connect the audio device, switch it on and

select a track.

2. "Multimed ia"

3. "External devices"

"A UX front"

Volume control

The volume of the sound output depends on the audio device. If this volume differs significantly f r om other audi o sources, it makes sense to bal ance the volumes.

Adjust volume

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "External devices"

"A UX front"

"Vol ume"

5. Turn the controller un til the de s ired volum e

setting is reached and press the contr oller.

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USB audio interface /music interface for smartphones

Overview

External dev ices can be connected, Operation is done us ing the iDrive. The s ound output is via the vehicle loudspeaker s.

Connection options for external devices

▷ Connection is via USB audio interface: Ap-

ple iPod/iPhone, USB devices, for example MP 3 p layer, US B me m ory s tic ks or m ob ile phones that a re suppor ted by the U SB audio inte rface .

▷ Connection via snap-in adapter, for equip-

ment with music interface for smartphones: Apple iPhone or mobil e phon es.

Due to the large var iety of the audio devices availabl e on the market, operation using the v ehi cle cannot be ensured f or ever y dev ice/mobile phone.

Ask at your Service centre re garding suitable devices/mobile phones.

Audio files

Normal audio files, video files and playlists can be reproduced.

Connect A pple iPod/ iPhone to the USB interface.

The menu structure of the Appl e iPod/iPhone is supported by the U SB au dio interface.

Connection of USB device via USB audio interface

The US B audio in terfac e is lo ca ted in the c en tre armre st.

U se a flexible adapter cable for connecting, t o protect the USB interface and the USB device from mechanical damage, for example, the adapter cable supplied with the USB device.

Connect the USB device to the U SB interface.

The menu structure of the Appl e iPod/iPhone is supported by the U SB au dio interface.

After connecting for the first time

Informati on on all titles, e.g. artist, genre or ti tle, as well as the playback lists are tr an sferred to the vehicl e. Thi s might take some ti me, dependi ng o n the U SB dev i ce an d the number of t r ack s.

Dur ing transfer, the tracks can be called up via the file direc tory.

File systems

Cur rent file systems for USB devices a re suppor ted. Format s FAT 32 and NTFS are recommended.

Connection of Apple iPod/iPhone via USB audio interface

The US B audio interface is locate d in the c entre armres t.

U se a flexibl e adapter cable for connecting, for example, the ori ginal adapter cable of the iPod/ iPho ne .

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Number of tra cks

The information from up to four USB devices or f or a tot al of approx imatel y 40,000 tra ck s can be saved i n the vehi cle. I f a fif th devi ce i s connected or if more than 40,000 tracks are saved, the informa tion for e xis tin g tracks is de le te d.

Copy protection

Music tr acks wi th i ntegrated Di gi tal R i ghts Management, (DRM), cannot b e played.

Playback

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devi ces"

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3. Select symbol or .

Playba c k is star ted.

Searching for tracks

The titles are displayed if they have been created with Roman letters.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devices"

3. Select the

"Music search"

or symbol.

Search for track by information

1. Select the desired category, for example

"Genre" or "Arti st". All e ntries are s hown in a lis t.

▷ Call up "A-Z search" and make the de-

sired en t ry. W h en you ent er a ch a racter, a filte r is run o n the b as is of th is c harac ter as the first letter. When you enter se veral ch aracte rs, all th e re su lts that contain this character str ing are di splayed.

▷ Sel ect the desired entry from the list.

2. Select further categories as appropriate.

Not al l categori es need to be selected. If, for example, all the track s of a certain artist are to be d isp laye d, it is s ufficie nt to call u p only this artist. All trac ks b y th at artis t will be dis played.

3. "Play s elec tion"

Starting a new track search

"Reset search"

Search through directory

When connecti ng using t he USB audi o i nt erf ace in the centre armrest, the file directory of the device is shown.

"Search directory" A lis t of d ire cto ries and tracks is d is playe d.

This symbol mark s directo ri es. Select track: Select desired track or directory. To change t o a h igher- level directory tilt the

controller to the left.

Playlists

Calling up p laylis ts.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "External devices"

3. Select th e

"Playlis ts "

5. Sel ect desired play list.

or symbol.

More media, audio books, podcasts, videos

A udio book s, podcasts and v ideos can be cal led up separately on the device.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "External devices"

3. Select th e

"More media"

5. Call up desired medium:

▷

or symbol.

"Audio books"

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▷ "Podcasts"

"Vide o"

▷

Video playback

Overview

Vi deo play ba ck is possible under the foll owing preconditions:

▷ iPod/iPhone: connection v ia snap-in

adapter.

▷ U SB devices: connect vi a USB interface or

snap-in adapter.

Playback

The video image i s shown on the front control display up to a speed of approximately 3 km/h. In so me countries , it is o nly sh own with th e p arking brake engaged or in gear position P.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devices"

3. Select symbol

"More media"

"Vi deo"

6. Sel ect the directory as appro pria te.

To c ha nge t o a high er -lev el dir ect or y: tilt th e con tro ller to th e le ft.

7. Sel ect the desired video file to start play-

back.

or .

Video m e nu

Symbol Function

Next vide o file Pre vio us vid eo file

Sel ect symbol tw ice to play back the previous vide o file .

Currently playing

Lis ting of the track whic h is curren tly bein g pl ay ed back. For ex ampl e, t he l i st of tr acks w hi ch are found through the track sear ch o r a playlist.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devi ces"

3. Select the

"Curre ntly pla ying"

or symbol.

Random playback

The curren t list of tracks is playe d in random order.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devi ces"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Random"

iPod /iP hon e : the playb ack lis t is s hown in random or der and the tracks are played according to that order.

U SB device: t h e playback list is shown in the conventional order and the tracks are played in random order.

Fast forward/rewind

Keep button pressed.

No t es

▷ Do not expose the audio device to ex treme

environm en tal conditions , for exa mp le very high temperatures, see th e operating instruct ions of t he audio device.

▷ Depending on the format of the audio and

video files perfect playback cannot be ensured in every case; for example bit rates higher than 256 Kbi t /s or various compression techniques.

▷ Audio playback is only po ssible if no audio

device is connected to the AUX-IN port.

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N ot es on connecting

▷ The connected audio dev i ce is supplied wi th

a maxi mum of 500 mA if the dev ice suppor ts this. Do not, th er efore, also connect the device to a s ocket in the ve hicle as otherwise perfect pl a yback cannot be guaranteed.

▷ Do not inse rt the plug fo rc ibly in the USB in-

terface.

▷ Do not connect any devices such as f ans or

lights to the US B aud io inte rfac e.

▷ Do not connect up USB hard drives.

Bluetooth audio

Overview

▷ Playback of music files from exter nal devi-

ces such as audi o devices or mobi le phones v ia Bluetooth is possi ble.

▷ Th e sound output is v ia the vehicle loud-

speakers.

▷ The v ol u me of t he sound output depends on

the devi ce. If appl i cabl e, change v ol ume settings on the device.

▷ U p to f our ex ter nal dev i ces can be regi stered

with the vehicle.

Req u ire me nt s

▷ Suitable device. Visit www.bmw.com/blue-

tooth for more information.

▷ Device ready for operation. ▷ Ignit ion swi t ched on. ▷ Bluetooth in the vehicle, see page 79, and

device activated.

▷ Bluetooth pr esetti ngs must be made on the

device, for ex ample connect without confirmation or vis ib ility, s ee Owne r's Handb oo k of the device.

▷ A number with a mi nimum of 4 and a maxi-

mum 16 positions is specif ied as the Bluetooth passkey . Only requi red for non-recurring registration.

▷ Ve hic le is a t re s t.

Connecting

Connecting the device

Only connect the device when the vehi cle is stationary . Otherwise, you may become distr acted and endanger the v ehicl e occupants and other road users.◀

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to ot h"

4. "Add new dev ice"

The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is displaye d in t he con tro l dis play.

5. To perform other operations on the device;

see th e Ow n er 's H a nd bo ok o f t he d ev ice: f or example finding/connecting Bluetooth device or new device.

The Bluetooth name of the v ehicle is shown on the displ a y of the device.

6. Select the Bluetooth name of the v ehicle on

the display of the device.

7. Re q ue st us ing th e iDrive or m ob ile pho ne to

enter the same Bluetooth passkey. Enter and confi rm passkey .

Or Compare the control number in the vehicle

dis pla y with the contro l num be r in the mobile phone dis p lay. Co nfirm the c ontrol number i n th e m obile phon e and o n th e vehicle.

"OK"

8. Select f uncti ons f or w hi ch the devi ce i s to be

used, for ex ample "Bluet oot h aud io".

9. "OK"

If con nection was successful, the device is shown as connected.

W hite symbol : device active as audi o source.

I f connection was uns uccessful: What to do if ..., see page 62.

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Connecting a certain device

A n already connected device can be connected as an active audio source.

Connecti on n ot possi ble if data is exchanged using a mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth.

Re qu irem e nt s

If necessary , activate the audio connection of the desired device fr om the list of connected devices.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. Call up "Optio ns ".

5. "Configure device"

6. "Audio"

7. "OK"

Connecting a device

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. Sel ect the device to be connected.

W hite symbol : device active as audio source.

Playback

Ge n e ra l

▷ The following functions are dependent on

the de vic e: dis play of track info rm ation , fas t forward/rewind, random playback.

▷ Can be operated using the device or iDrive. ▷ Playb ack is inte rrup te d if d ata is e xch ang e d

using a mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth.

Starting play

1. Connecting a devi ce.

2. "Multimed ia"

3. "Ex ternal devi ces"

Select the symbol.

Playback is automatically started.

Changing the track

No t all fun ctio ns may be availab le , dep en ding on the device.

Symbol Function

Next track Previous title

Fast forward/rewind

Keep button pressed.

Random playback

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devi ces"

Select the symbol.

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Random"

Disconnecting audio connection

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Bluetooth"

4. Highlight the desired device.

5. Call up "Options".

6. "Configure device"

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7. "Audio"

8. "OK"

Disconnecting a device

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. Highligh t the mobile phone t o be discon-

necte d.

5. Call up "Op tions ".

6. "Delete device"

What to do if...

Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for more infor mation on c o mp a tibl e devices.

Com patible mobile pho ne s , s e e pag e 78 Device not supported by the vehicle.

▷ If appl icabl e, per f or m a sof t wa r e update, see

page 62.

Device not registered or paired.

▷ Do t he Bluetooth passkeys for device and

vehicle match. E nter the sa me passkey o n the dev ice and using i Drive.

▷ Duration f or passkey input longer than

30 seconds. Repeat the connection attem pt.

▷ Is the mobile phone in power-sav e mode or

i s the battery low? Charge the mobi l e phone using the snap-i n adapter or the charging cable .

▷ Is the device no longer responding. Switch

the device off and on again.

▷ Repeat the connection attempt.

No musi c ca n be played back.

▷ Star t the program for pla yin g back music

file s on the d evice an d if n ec ess ary, s e lect a track via the dev ice.

▷ Switch the radio off and on again .

Mu sic files are played back, bu t o n ly at low vol ume.

▷ Adjus t th e volum e con tro ls on th e d evice .

Play ba ck is disrupted when a button is pressed on t he d ev ice o r if ot her messag es ar e issued via the device.

▷ Switch off keypad acknowledgement tones

and other audio output at t h e device.

Playback is inte rrup ted by ph one ca lls o r traffic announcements and does not r esume automatically.

▷ Switch the radio off and on again.

Playback is not possible if the mobile phone is connected v ia Bluetooth A udio and via the USB interface or snap-in adapter at the same time.

▷ Disconnect one of the tw o pairing connec-

ti ons, f or exampl e di sconnect audi o connection, see page 61, and restart playback .

If all the poin ts on the lis t ha ve be e n reviewe d and th e desired function cannot be run, contact Ho tline or Servic e C en tre .

Software update

Dependi ng on the current software, t he vehicle sup ports different externa l d evices. A software update may be support ed, f o r ex a mpl e, by a new mobi le phone or new ext ernal dev ices of the v ehicle , wh ich m ay imp rove co mp atibility with the vehicle.

The software is updated via:

▷ US B.

U pda tes and related, up- to-date information is a vaila ble on the web site www.bmw .co m/updat e.

▷ BMW T ele S e rvice s

The avail able sof tware can be updated directly through the v ehicle.

No t e

The inst allation must only be done when stati onary. To complete the i nstal l ati on, the igni ti on must be switched off.

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Show current version

The information about the version of the software c urre ntly ins talle d is d is playe d.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Software update"

3. "Show current v er sion"

If an updat e has al ready been appl ied, sel ect t he desired version to show ad ditional inf ormation.

Updat e software via USB

Do not attempt to update the software unless the ve hicle is at a stand still.

1. Store the file for the software update onto a

US B data s tore in the main fo lde r.

2. Connect USB drive to the USB interface i n

the centre armrest.

3. "Se ttings"

4. "Software update"

5. "Update software"

6. If app licab le , "USB"

7. "Insta ll so ftware"

8. "OK"

9. Switch of ignition and wait until the control

dis pla y is s witche d off.

software must only be done when stationary. Ther e must be mobile reception f o r the update.

1. Switch on ignition.

2. "Se ttings"

3. "Software update"

4. "Update software"

5. "BMW Tele S e rvice s "

6. "Transfer software"

7. Interrupt the trip as necessary, the install a-

tion must only be done when stationary.

8. "Install software"

9. "OK"

10. Switc h of ignitio n an d wait u ntil the control

dis pla y is s witch ed off.

Restore software version

The softwar e version b efore the la st software update or the version before the first software update can be restored.

Do not attempt to restore the software unless the ve hicle is a t a s tan ds till.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Software update"

3. "Restore software"

4. "Pr evious v ersion " or " Software factory

settings"

5. "Remove software"

6. "OK"

7. Switc h of ignitio n an d wait u ntil the control

dis pla y is s witch ed off.

Update software via BMW TeleServices

It is possi ble to transf er the sof twar e when travel ling and i s also automatically continued after the trip is inte rrup ted . The in st allatio n of the

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Television, TV

Vehicle Equipment

Ge n e ra l

For your own safety, the TV picture is only displayed up to approx. 3 km/h. On some national ve rs io ns , it is on ly d is playe d whe n the p arkin g bra ke i s engaged or gear position P is engaged.

Selecting program

All re c eivable TV c hann els a nd rad io s tation are shown in a l ist. The radio stations are shown at the end o f the list.

In certain circumstances, the list of channels that can be received might not be upda ted automatically. Update the list with station search, see page 64, if nec essary .

Symbol Meaning

Digital TV channel

No symbol Analogue TV channel

D igital radio station

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

"All st ation s"

The cha nne l las t s e en is d is playe d.

4. Sel ect the desired channel.

A fter a short time, the displ ay changes to full screen mode. To c o ntinue showing the navigation bar: press controller.

Informa tio n b ox

Af ter changing to a new channel, a box with informat ion on the s e lec ted ch anne l is s ho wn briefly.

Symbol Meaning

Chann el in forma tion availa ble

Digi t al TV channel

TV radio station

Multiple sound tracks available

Sound tra ck in m ulti-c hannel re pro-

duction, surround, av ailabl e

Su btitle s availab le

Station search

The station search takes up to 2 min ute s depending on the number of channels offered. If not all offer ed channels are listed, it might be

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necessary to r eset the TV region, see page 66.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Station scan"

Cancelling the station search

"Cancel st ation search"

Changing the channel

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Carry out one of the following points:

▷

"Next progr a mme" or "Previous

programme"

▷ ▷ Turn the controller.

The next or previous pr ogramme from the last se le cte d list o f all p ro gramm e s or s a ve d p ro gra mmes is displayed.

Press the button.

Saving the channel

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

"All station s"

4. Sel ect the desired channel.

5. Call up "Optio ns ".

6. "Save programme"

7. Sel ect the desired memor y lo ca tion.

The saved channels are stored for the remote con tro l currently in use.

Electronic Programme Guide

Many stati ons provide and electr onic program guide.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

"Programme"

The TV schedul e f or t he programme on now and next is shown.

If some characters are not correctly displayed adjust TV r egion, see page 66.

Dis playing d aily s ched ule

De pe nd ing on th e in format ion th e s ta tion transmits , the e nt ire da ily s c he dule of the sta tion is shown

Se le ct s tation name s to d isp lay the da ily s c he dule.

Show programme information

Dependi ng on the information a station transmi ts, more detai led i nf or mati on on a progr amme can be shown.

Sel ect programme to show the more detailed informa tion.

Or thi s can be cha nge di r ectl y i n th e progr amme: select

symbol.

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Saved channels

Twen ty-five ch annels ca n be s aved .

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

"Saved programmes"

4. Select the desired channel.

Deleting channels

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

"Saved programmes"

4. Highlight the channel to be del eted.

5. Call up "Op tions ".

6. "Delete"

Adjusting TV

Brightness and contrast

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Select the

or symbol.

4. "Colour"

5. Adjustin g: tu rn the con tro ller.

6. Saving: pr ess the controller.

Zoom

Sh owing a n e nlarge d TV imag e.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Zoom mode"

TV Region

The TV region is not the same in every country. Th e TV receiver can be adjusted to the d esired region.

For more info rm ation: www.b mw.c om /tvre gio n

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "TV region"

5. Sel ect the desired region.

The setting is saved for the remote control currently in use.

4. Turn the controller until the desir ed setti ng

is reached and press the controller.

Colour

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Op tions ".

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Sele cting the a udio tra ck

The range of audio tracks available depends on the TV programme and time of day.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Audio track"

5. Sel ect the desired audio track.

Show s ubtitles

Showing subtit les depends on the TV channel and time.

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "TV"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Su b titles"

5. Se le ct th e d e sire d la ngu age o r "S ub title s

off".

Television, TV En t e rta inm e n t

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Audio remote control in the rear

Vehicle Equipment

Principle

The foll owing audio f unct i ons at the fr ont can be con tro lled us ing the aud io rem ote co ntrol in th e re ar:

▷ "Radio" ▷ "Multimed ia"

The operation is the same as for the correspond ing keys on the CD/DVD player.

The re m ote control is acc omm od ate d in the centre armrest in the back.

Menu guidance

Press the button Function

Tur n the wheel: adjusts the volume.

Press middle button: switches the sound on/off.

tur ning the relevant button again allows a f unction to be executed agai n.

Changing the batteries

No rechargeable batteries Do no t use r echargeabl e batteries, other-

wise their contents can cause damage.◀

1. Remove the cover. To do so, pre ss the

cover, arrow 1, and push forwards, arrow 2.

2. Insert batteries of th e same ty pe.

3. Close the cover .

Dispose of ol d batt eries at an auth or i sed colle cting p oint o r h and the m in to a Service centre.

Switches entertainment sources .

Switches stati on s, t r ack s or chapters.

Keep bu tton pressed: fast forward/rewind.

The s en d tim e o f the rem ote control is lim ite d in acc ordan ce with le gal re gula tions . Pres s ing or

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Rear entertainment

Rear entertainment En te rt a inm e n t

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Control functions

Contr ol Place of installation Screens On the backrest of

the front seats.

CD/DVD player in the rea r

Controller in the rear Between the rear

Remote control In the centre armrest

On the cent re console.

seats.

in the rear

CD/DVD pla yer in the rear

5 Cinch sockets 6 Headphone connection, left

Switching system on/off

Press the button on the lower edge of the screen.

The rear entertainment and relevant screens are switched on/off.

A fter the i gnition is switched of f the system must be switched on again.

Screens

Adju st ing

Risk o f sustaining burns with th e screen folded out

Do not reach behind the screen; otherwise bur n s could result. T h e back of the screen can get very hot.◀

1 CD/DV D compartment 2Ejecting CD/DVD 3 Headphone connection, right 4USB interface

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▷ To fo ld out: p ull the lowe r ed ge . ▷ To fo ld in: pres s ag ains t th e lower edge .

No t es

▷ W hen loading the r ear seats and adjusting

the backrests of the front seat, fold in the screens.

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▷ Please fold in the display screens when

making use of the through-l oading system.

▷ Fold in the dis pla y scre e ns be fore fold ing

down the rear back rest.

▷ To c lean t h e screens, c omp ly w ith t h e infor-

mation regarding care, see Owner's Han dboo k for the vehicl e.

Controller in the rear

Ope ration is the s ame as for iDrive at the front.

▷ To adjust the volume: turn, arrow 1. ▷ A ctivate the controller and switch between

the screens: press the button, arro w 2. A green LED in dica te s whic h s ide is ac tive

and can be operated usi n g the i Drive in the rea r.

M enu guidance

Press the button

Function

Opera ting pr inciple as front controller.

Turn the whe el: high lights a menu item.

Press middle butt o n: confirm se le ctio n.

Pressing the arrow buttons corresponds to tipping the Controller, change between screens.

Call up the ma in m en u.

Displays the previous menu.

Calls up the "Options" menu.

Switches stations, tracks or chapters.

Keep button pressed: fast forward/re wind.

Adjusts the volume.

Remote control

In the centre armrest in the rear

The re m ote control is in the ce ntre armres t.

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Toggling between the screens.

The s end tim e o f the rem ote control is limited in acc ordan ce with le gal re gula tions . Pres s ing or tur ning the relevant button again allows a f unction to be executed agai n.

Changing the batteries

No rechargeable batteries Do no t use r echargeabl e batteries, other-

wise their contents can cause damage.◀

1. Remove the cover. To do so, pre ss the

cover , arrow 1, and push forwards, arrow 2.

2. Insert batteri es of the same type.

3. Close the cover .

Dispose of ol d batt eries at an aut hor i sed colle cting p oint o r h and the m in to a Service centre.

Controls

A lmost all f u nct ions c an b e operated in th e same w ay a s at t he f ront . Special f eat u r es o f oper a tion in the rea r a re lis te d in the follo wing s e ctio n.

Audio/vi deo playback

Audio and v ideo can be played in the rear from the following sou rces:

▷ Rad io ▷ DV D changer ▷ Music collection ▷ Tel evision, TV ▷ CD/D VD player in the r ear ▷ US B aud io inte rfac e in the re ar ▷ AUX-I n port in the rear

Rad io

If the same radio so urce is selected at the fro nt and in th e rear (f or example FM/AM), th e sa me r adio station is played.

Operation is the same as for the radio at the front.

Rear entertainment En te rt a inm e n t

Multime d ia

CD/DVD

The s ame th ing is s ho wn in the fron t and rear when the same box of the DVD changer is selec ted.

Operation is same as in front.

Symbol Meaning

... DVD changer

CD/DVD player in t he rear

Music collection

It is only possible to save music or export a nd i mpor t data vi a th e CD / D VD pl a yer at the front or via the USB i nterface i n the centre armrest.

If the m us ic c olle ctio n is s ele cted at the fron t and in the rear, playback is independent.

Ope ration is the s ame as for m us ic co llec tion at the front.

If TV is selected at the front and in the rear, the sa me channel is pla ye d .

Operation is the same as for TV at the front.

Sound

For headphones i n the r ear, only tr ebl e and bass ca n be set . Th e setting is made separat ely f or the headphones on the lef t and right.

Operation is the same as for the sound settings at the f ront.

Multi-channel playback, set surround for headphones

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Sound"

3. "H eadphones surround"

Telep hone

Telephoning via the telephone i n t he rear.

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An incoming call can be accepted or rejected without a tel ephone in the rear. Operation same as front tel ephone.

Na vigat io n

Route pl anning is possi ble separat el y i n t he rear left /right. It is only possi ble to start t he r out e guidance at the fro n t.

Operation is the same as for navi gation at the front.

Suggesting a destination

A destination or trip can be forw arded to the front as a suggestion. The suggestion ca n be accepted at the front and sav ed or cancell ed. This fun ction is not available with the follo wing setting: "Driver has priority"

1. Ente r d es tination.

2. "Suggest destination"

ConnectedDrive

Ope ration is the s ame as for Con ne cte dDrive at the front.

Settings

The follo wing s e tting s are p os s ible :

▷ "Rear display" ▷ "Language/units": the language can be set

jointly for a ll sc re e ns .

▷ "So u nd " ▷ "Clima te" ▷ "Connections"

Vehicle information

Content of t he on-board computer can be displayed. Operation is only possible at the front.

Ena b lin g

Enabling the rear

Only pos s ible us ing the iDrive at the front.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Rear controller mode"

3. Sel ect the desired prior ity.

Enable options

Driver has priority

▷ The sour ce selected at the fr ont with iDrive

is played over the vehicle loud speakers. It can be selected from the rear passenger compartment but it cannot be operated from there. Other audio or video sources may be operated.

▷ Sound output i n t he r ear is only possibl e via

headphones.

▷ iDriv e at the f ront can be used to select the

so urce that is to be disp layed in th e re ar.

Setti ng the source i n the rear usi ng the iD r ive at the f ront:

1. "Multimedia" or "Radio"

2. "Rear"

3. Select the desi red audi o or video source.

Options menu

No sp lit s cree n p os s ible . Operation is the same as for the options menu

at the f ront.

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Sam e priority

▷ All t he audio and video sources can be op-

er at ed vi a th e iDri ve i n th e f ront or in t h e r ear .

Rear entertainment En te rt a inm e n t

▷ Sound output i n the rear via headphones:

the so urce sele cte d us ing th e iDrive at the front is output via the vehicl e loudspeakers.

▷ Sound output via loudspeakers: t he source

las t s ele cted us ing the iDrive at the fron t or in the rear is output via the v ehicle loudspeakers.

Rear has priority

▷ The source that w as sel ected i n the r ear can

be s ele cted from th e fron t us ing iDrive . However, it cannot be o per ated from there. Other au dio or video sources may be operated.

▷ Sound output i n the rear via headphones:

the so urce sele cte d us ing th e iDrive at the front is output via the vehicl e loudspeakers.

▷ Sound output via loudspeakers: t he source

se le cte d in the re ar is ou tput via the ve hicle loudspeakers. No audio or video sources can be selected using the i Dri ve at the f r ont.

Switching off the rear DVD

▷ The r ear enter tainment is switch ed off. ▷ Switching on rear entertainment again: se-

lec t ano the r p riorit y using the iDrive at the front and switch on the system, see page 69.

Volume limit for he ad phone s

The maxi mum possible vo lume for the headphones in the rear can be set.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Rear controller mode"

3. "Volume lim itation"

Headphones, vehicle louds peake rs

Connecting headphones

Normal headphones

Connection is via jack connector 3.5 mm, see page 69, on the CD/DVD player in the rear

Wireless headphones

You can get suitabl e wireless headphones from your Service centre.

Connect headphones

Up t o 3 sets of wireless headphones can be connecte d.

1. Switch on headphones.

2. "Se ttings"

3. "Connections"

4. "Head p h on e s/remo te "

5. Hold down on button on headphones, LED

on the headphones flashes rapidly.

6. "Add new device"

7. Select with which side the headphones are

to be connected.

The headphones are shown on the list of connected device s. Information regarding the connected headphones is di splayed.

Symbol Meaning

Headphones

Battery charge state L Con ne ctio n to le ft s ide R Connection to right side

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Rename headphones

The name shown with the headphones can be changed.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Headphones "

4. Highlight the headphones you w ant t o re-

name.

5. Call up "Op tions ".

6. "Ren am e"

7. Ent er desired names.

D el eti ng connecti on of the headphones

Th e con nec tion w i t h t he vehicle may b e deleted.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Headphones "

3. Highligh t the headphones you want t o de-

lete.

4. Call up "Op tions ".

5. "Delete device"

Selecting page

A set of headphones can be connected to the left or right side of the rear entertainment. The side can be changed at any t ime. T h e headphones need to be swit ched on.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Headphones "

3. Highlight the headphones f or which you

want to change sides.

4. Call up "Op tions ".

5. "Switch side"

Sound output via headphones of vehicle loudspeakers

Ope ration is o nly pos s ible in th e re ar.

1. Call up "Op tions ".

2. "Headphones" or "Loudspeakers"

With the following setti ng, sound output in the re ar is not p os s ible us ing the ve hic le loud speake r: "Driv er has priority".

Extern al devices

Ge nera l

▷ Connection of external audio or video dev i-

ces or digit al camer as using Cinch terminals, see page 69, to the CD/ DVD play er in the rear. Th e operation is done via t he external device.

▷ Connection of external devices via USB au-

dio interface to the CD/DVD player in the re ar. O pe ration is the s am e as front, se e page 57.

D ue to the large number o f audio and v ideo dev ices avail a ble on the market, faultless pl ayback v i a the screen cannot be ensured for ever y audi o and video device.

Connecting an external device

1. Fol d dow n the cover of t he ci nch sockets on

the CD/ DVD player.

2. Connect the external device to the cinch

sockets.

▷ Video: yello w so cket. ▷ Audio: white and red socket.

Starting play

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "External devices"

3. "A UX rear"

Volume control

The volume of the sound output depends on the audio device. If this volume differs significantly f r om other audi o sources, it makes sense to bal ance the volumes.

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Adjus t volume

1. "Multimed ia"

2. "Ex ternal devices"

3. "AUX rear"

4. "Volume "

5. Turn the controlle r un til the de s ired volum e

setting is reached and press the controller.

What to do if...

You can only see a black screen.

▷ Switch on system.

N ot h ing can be detected on the screen.

▷ Toggling between the screens.

Radi o or TV channel s are greyed out and cannot be selected.

▷ Fu n ct io n is restr icted based o n the selected

priority. Change prior ity.

D VD does not play back.

▷ The disk does not begin to play automati-

cally. Sta rt DVD m anua lly.

V ehi cle loudspeaker v ol ume cannot be adjusted in the rear.

▷ Sound output i n the rear is done over the

headphones. Change any priority and output the sound over the vehicle loudspeakers.

Rear entertainment En te rt a inm e n t

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Communication

All of the p os s ibilitie s availab le for mob ile

communication wi th y our f ami l y , f ri ends, busi ness

partners or ser vice providers are su mmarised in

thi s chapter.

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Communication Te leph on e

Te lepho ne

Vehicle Equipment

Principle

Mo biles or o ther external devices, e. g. audio pl ayer, can be connected to t he v ehicl e by B luetooth.

After single registration, these devices are automatically detected with the igniti on switched on. As soon a s they are in th e vehicle, they can be operated thr ough iDrive, the buttons on the steering wheel and by voice.

Ge n e ra l

External devices can be used dependi ng o n functionality of the device as a telephone or as an audio source through the vehicle.

U p to four external devices can be register ed. If the rear telephone i s registered, three more exter n a l devices can be registered.

No t es

Using the telephone whil e the vehicle is in motion

Only ma ke inp uts whe n traffic activity pe rmits . As the driver, do not make telephone cal ls with the mo bile pho ne in your han d while the ve hic le is in mo ti on; use the hands-free speaking system. The vehicle occupants and other road users could otherwise be endangered.◀

It mi ght be necessar y to have certain functions enable d by the mob ile pho ne or se rvic e p rovider.

At high temperat ures, the charging function of the mobile can be restricted and no longer operate.

When using the mobile thr ough t he v ehicle, fol low the user manual of the mobile.

Compatible mobile phones

Visit www. bmw.com/bluetooth for detailed inf or mati on about the mobi l e phones and ext ernal dev ices with Bluetooth interface that are suppor ted by th e mobile phone preparation option.

Viewing vehicle identification number (VIN) and s of tware part num be r

The vehi cl e i denti ficati on number ( V IN) and sof twar e part number ar e necessary so that you can check which mobile phones are supported by the mobil e phone pr epar ation option. You might al so need details about the mobi le phone's software version.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Blu etooth info"

5. "Dis pla y s ys tem inform atio n"

These suit able mobi le phones have a cert ain software version t hat support s the functions of the vehicle described below.

Malfun ctions may occur when using other mobile phones or soft ware versions.

Do not oper at e a connected mobile phone with the keypad of the phone to avoid malfunctions.

You have the option of performing a soft ware update, see page 62.

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Functions

The following functions can be assigned to a mobile when registering.

Telephone and additional telephone

A mobile phone can be assigned the telephone or supplementary telephone f unct ion.

Data transfer

A mobile phone assi gned the telephone or supplementary telephone f unction may also be assigned the data transmission function. For data tra ns mis s ion, this c an re su lt in c all ch arge s , fo r example, with a r oaming connection.

A data trans miss ion is dis playe d in th e sta tus box , see Owner's H andbook for the vehicle.

The serv i ces breakdown assi stance, hotl i ne, teles e rvice ca ll, a utom atic tele s e rvice call, Inte rn et and B MW Live can be used via the mobile phone. Using the services does not require a valid BM W Assist c ontr act .

The availab ility o f the fu nction d ep en ds on the country and is series-specific. The mobile phone must be compatibl e with an d support th e required Bluetooth radio standards, equi pped with a c orre s pon ding mo bile tariff a nd h ave s uitable Internet settings.

A n ex i sting data transmission can be termi nated immediatel y, for example, to avoid roaming costs.

1. Call up "Optio ns ".

2. "Transferring data via device"

The data transf er supplementary functi on i s deactivated and can be assi gn ed t o a n other tel ephone.

Connecting/disconnecting the mobile phone

Operating requirements

▷ Sui table mobile phone. ▷ Mobil e phone operational. ▷ Ignit ion swi t ched on. ▷ Bluetooth in the vehicle and mobile phone

activated.

▷ Bluetooth presettings must be made on the

mobi le phone, for example connect without con firm atio n or vis ibility; se e Owne r’s Handbook of the device.

▷ If applicable deacti vate Bluetooth audio. ▷ A ny number with a minimum of 4 and a max -

imum 16 posit ions is specif ied as the Bluetooth passkey . Only requi red for non-recurring registration.

▷ Vehic le is at re s t.

Activating/deactivating Bluetooth connection

Bluetooth use i s not permitted everywh ere. Com ply with rele va nt loc al laws .

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Bluetooth"

4. "Bluetooth"

Enabling/disabling functions

A c tiv at e functions bef o re registering, to be able to assign these to a mobile phone.

Information about suit able mobile phones that support this function, see page 78.

Bluetooth audio

A mobile phone can be assigned the Bluetooth Audi o functi on. The mobi le phone can then be used as an audio source, see page 60.

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1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Bluetooth"

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Configure Bluetooth"

Communication Te leph on e

6. Select desired functions.

▷ "Bluetooth audio" ▷ "Office " ▷ "Secondary t elephone" ▷ "Show pictures"

7. Tilt the co ntrolle r to the left.

Connecting

Connecti ng t he mobile phone

Only connect the mobile phone when the v ehicle is stationary. Otherwise, you may becom e distracted and endang er the vehicle occupants and other road users. ◀

Perf orm the connection in full at ei t her th e front or rear control display.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. "Add new device"

The Bluetooth name of the v ehicle is di splaye d in th e c ontrol d is play.

5. Perf orm other operations on the mobile

phone, see the Owner's Handbook of the mobile phone: for example f indi ng/ connecting Bluetoot h device or new device.

The Bluetooth name of the v ehicle is shown on the di splay of the mobile phone.

6. Select the Bluetooth name of the vehi cle on

the di splay of the mobile phone.

7. Enter the same passkey on the mobile

phone and via iDriv e and confirm. Or Co m p a re th e c ont rol numb er on the cont rol

display with the control number in the mobi l e phone di splay . Confirm the contr ol number in the mobile phone and on th e con trol dis play.

"OK"

8. Se le ct th e function fo r wh ich you wo uld like

to use the mo bile phone.

9. "OK"

The mobile phone is connected and shown in the f irst position on the list of mobi le phones.

U p to three mobile phones can be connected to the vehicle at the same time.

If the registration w a s u nsuc c essful: W h at to d o if..., see page 81.

Display of supported functions

Functions support ed by the mobile phone are sho wn as a symbol when r e gisteri ng.

White symbol: function i s active. Grey symbol: functi on is inactive.

Symbol Function

Telephone. Additional telephone.

Data transfer.

Audio source .

After connec ting for the firs t tim e

The mob ile pho ne is p aired in the vehic le afte r a short delay when the engine is running o r the ignition switched on.

Phonebook entri es on the telephone's SIM card or t he mobile phone itsel f are transferr ed to the v ehi cle af ter i t has been detected, dependi ng on the mob ile pho ne .

For a few mobile phones, certain settings are needed, for exampl e, authorisation or secure connection, see instruction manual of the mobile phone.

Connecting a certain mobile phone

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

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3. "Blue to o th"

4. Sel ect the mobile phone to be connected.

Functions assi gned to the mobile phone befor e disconnection are reassi gn ed t o the mobile phone upon r econnecti on. I f applicable, this f unction was deactivated for a previousl y connected mobile phone.

Configuring mobile phone

Functions can be activated or deactivat ed with a r egistered and conn ect ed mobile phone.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. Hig hlight mo bile phone to b e c onfigured .

5. Call up "Optio ns ".

6. "Configure device"

7. At least one function must be selected.

▷ "Telephone " ▷ "Secondary telephone" ▷ "Data transfer" ▷ "Audio"

8. "OK"

If a functi on is assigned to a mobi le phone, then this is deactiv ated for the already connected mobile phone and the mobile phone is logged off.

Switching telephone and additional telepho ne

The function of the tel ephone and addi ti onal telephone can be switched automatically.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Blue to o th"

4. "Swap phone/second. phone"

Disconnecting a mobile phone

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Bluetooth"

4. Highl ight the mobile phone to be discon-

nected .

5. Call up "Options".

6. "Delete device"

What to do if...

Information about suit able mobile phones, see page 78.

M obile phone not registered or paired.

▷ Is Bl uetooth acti vated in the vehi cle and the

mobi le phone? Activate Bluetooth i n the v ehicle and the mobile phone.

▷ Do the Bluetooth passkeys for the mobile

phone and vehicl e match. Enter the same passkey on the mobil e phon e and usi n g iDrive .

▷ D u ration for passkey input longer t h a n

30 seconds. Repeat the connection attem pt.

▷ Does t he control number on the mobile

phone and vehicle agree? Repeat the connection attempt.

▷ Too many B luetooth devices paired to the

mobi le phone or th e vehi cle? If necessary de lete th e p airing in formation fo r s o me other device.

▷ Is Bluetooth audio activated? Deactivate

Bluetooth audio.

▷ Is the mobi le phone in power-save mode or

i s the battery low? Charge the mobile phone using the snap-i n adapt er or the charging cable.

▷ If appr opr i at e, on l y one mobi le phone can be

connected to the vehicle, depending on the mobi l e phone. D e-regi ster the mobile phone from t he vehicle and only r egister a n d connect one mobi le phone.

The mo bile ph one is no lo nge r re s pondin g.

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▷ Switch the mobil e phone off a n d on aga in. ▷ Too high or low ambient temperatur es? Do

not subject the mobile phone to ext reme ambient conditi ons.

Telephone functions not possible.

▷ Configure mobi le phone and connect with

the telephone or additional telephone function.

No pho ne boo k entrie s , no t all e ntrie s o r in com plete en tries ar e displayed .

▷ Transfer of the phone book entries has not

comple ted.

▷ U nder cer tai n ci r cumstances onl y the phone

book entries saved in the mobile phone or on the SIM card are transferred.

▷ I t might be that phone book entries wi th spe-

cial characters cannot be displayed.

▷ Number of phone book entri es to be stored

is too hig h.

▷ Data volume of the contact too large, e.g.

due to stored information such as n otes? Reduce data volume of the contact.

▷ Mobil e phone connected as audi o sour ce?

Configure mobi le phone and connect with the telephone or additional telephone function.

Qualit y of the phone connection is poor.

▷ Bluetooth signal strength can be adjusted

on mobile phone, depends on the model.

▷ Place the mobile ph one in the snap-in

adapter or close to the centre console.

▷ Adj ust the volume of the microphone and

spea ker se parately.

If all the points on the lis t ha ve be e n reviewe d and the desired function cannot be r un, contact Ho tline or Se rvic e Ce ntre .

Controls

Adjusting the volume

Turn the knob until the desired volume is reached. The setting is saved for the remote control currently in us e.

Automatic volume equalisation

The vehicle adjusts the volume of the microphone on the telephone and the volume of the other par t y automatically. Dependin g on the mobi le phone, it may be necessary to adapt the v o lum es. Sett ings a re possible on ly du ri n g a c all and must be adj usted separat el y f or each mobi le phone. The settings are deleted as soon as the mobi le phone is de-registered.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Sound"

3. "Vol ume settings"

4. Select desired setting: " Microphone" or

"Loudspe ak."

5. Adjustin g: tu rn the con tro ller.

6. Saving: pr ess the controller.

Inc o m ing call

Re ceiving a call

If the n umb er o f the ca ller is sa ve d in the telephone book and i s transf err ed fr om the networ k, the name of the contact and the telephone number is displ a yed. Otherwise, only the phone num be r is d isplaye d.

Accepting a call

Us ing iDrive

"Accept"

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Via button on the steering wheel

Press the b utton .

Via instrument cluster

"Accept"

Rejecting a call

Us ing iDrive

"Reject"

Via instrument cluster

"Reject "

Ending a call

Us ing iDrive

"Hang up"

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Via in st ru me nt c lus te r

"Hang up"

Dialling a number

1. "Telephone "

2. "Dial n um be r"

3. Sel ect the digits in dividuall y.

Se le ct th e s ymb ol. The call is m ad e u sin g

the mobile phone assi gned to the tel ephone function.

If a cal l i s to be made thr ough the suppl ementar y telepho ne :

1. Sel ect the digits in dividuall y.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "via "

The phone number can al so be entered using the voice c ontro l sys te m. The ca ll is m ad e usin g the mobile phone assigned to the telephone function.

Via button on the steering wheel

Press the b utton .

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Calls with a numbe r of pa rticipa nts

Ge nera l

It is pos sible to s witch b e twee n c alls or me rg e two call s to set up a conference. The functions must be suppor t ed by t h e mobile phone and service pr ovider.

Accepting a call during another call

If there is a second call during an ongoing call yo u he ar a c all waitin g s ignal, if applica ble .

"A ccept"

The call is a cce p ted and the e xis ting c all is he ld.

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Setting up a second call

Set up another call during a call.

1. "Telephone"

2. "Active c alls "

3. Dial a new phone number or select from a

list.

Switching between two calls, alternating

You can swit ch b etwe e n two calls . The calls c an be made usi n g bo th connected mobile phones.

Active c all is dis played in co lour. Call on hold is d is playe d in g rey.

"Swap ca lls"

The pho ne s witche s to the call that is in progress.

Setting up a conference

Two calls can be merged to set up a telephone conference. Th e calls must b e made through a mobile phone.

1. Setti ng up two calls.

"Place conference call"

On te rmina tion, both calls a re always te rm inated . If one call is te rmina te d by an othe r s ubsc ribe r, the othe r call is co ntinued , if re qu ire d .

DTMF overlap dialling

Us ing DTMF overlap diallin g to acc es s ne twork services or to control de vices, e.g. remote answer phone access. T his requi res the D T MF code.

1. "Telephone"

2. Se le ctin g a c ontact from a lis t o r "Dial

number".

"DTMF s uffix diallin g"

4. Ent er DT MF code via iDrive.

Phone book

Ge nera l

The phone book has access to the contacts stored in the vehicle and contacts of the mobile phones assi gned the function telephone or supplementar y telephone. All c ontacts for wh ich a phone number is entered are displayed. T he contacts saved with B MW Online are also shown.

Dis play s

1. "Telephone"

2. "Phone book"

The symbols mark the storage l ocation of t he contacts.

Setting the microphone to mute

The microphone can be muted during active calls .

1. "Telephone"

2. "Active c alls "

"M icrophone muted"

The mute microphone is automatically activated :

▷ When a ne w call is s et up. ▷ When a lte rnating be twee n c all p arties .

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Symbol St orage loc ation

Ve hic le .

Mobile phone.

BMW Online address book.

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Ma king a call

The entries can be selected and a call set up.

Symbol Meaning

Contact w ith a stored number.

Contact with more than one stor ed

number.

Cal l not possibl e, mobi l e phone wi th-

out r eception or network, Teleservice Call or dat a transfer activ e.

Phone book entries with a stored phone number: select desired entry.

Phone book entri es wi th more than one stored phone number: select desired entr y and then phone number .

The call is m ade us ing the mobile ph one as signed to the telephone functi on.

If the call is to be made using the mobile phone assi gned to the supplementary telephone function:

1. Highli gh t contact, an d highlight the desired

pho ne number if there are more than one.

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "via "

Ed iting c ontacts

Changing the entries in the "Contacts" menu. If a contact i s changed, t he changes are not sav ed on the mobil e phone. A copy of the entry i s saved in the ve hic le.

1. Highl ight the contact.

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Edit entry "

The contact can be edit ed.

Re dialling

tary telephone, are transferred to the vehicle. The last 20 numbers dialled are displayed for each mobile phone.

Dialling numbers via the instrument clus ter

Pos s ible if no ca ll is c urre ntly ac tive .

1. Press ke y on t he steering wheel.

2. Sel ect the desired phone number.

The cal l is made through the mobi le phone from the list of whic h the num be r com e s.

Dial number using iDrive

1. "Telephone "

2. "Last number redial"

3. Select the desired entry and telephone

number as necessary. The call i s made usi ng the mobi le phone as-

signed to the telephone functi on.

If the c all is to b e m ad e u sin g th e m obile p hone assigned t o t h e su pp lemen t a ry t eleph o ne func tion:

1. Mark entry.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "via "

Saving an entry in Contacts

1. Mark entry.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Save as contact" or "A dd to contact"

4. If necessar y, select contact.

5. Select the ty pe of number: "Home", " W or k" ,

"Mobile" or "Others"

6. If necessary, complete the entries.

7. "Save contact"

Ge n e ra l

Lists of nu mber dial led on the mobile phones assi gned the f unction telephone or suppl emen-

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Incoming calls

Ge n e ra l

Lis ts of in com ing calls on the mobile ph one s as signed the f uncti on tel ephone or suppl ementar y telephone, are transferred to the vehicl e. The las t 20 incomin g ca lls are d isp layed for e ach mobile phone.

Dial number using iDrive

1. "Telephone"

2. "Rec eived calls "

3. Select the desired entry and telephone

nu mber as nece ssary. The call is m ade u sin g the m obile p hone a s-

signed to the tel ephone function.

If the call is to be ma de us ing the mobile phone assi gned to the supplementary t el ephone f unction:

1. Mark entry.

2. Call up "Op tions ".

3. "via "

Saving an entry in Contac ts

1. Mark entry.

2. Call up "Op tions ".

3. "Sav e as contact" or "A dd to cont a ct "

4. If necessary, select contact.

5. Sel ect the type of number: "H ome", " W ork ",

"Mobile" or "Others"

6. If necessary, complete the entries.

7. "Sav e contact"

Hands-free system

Ge n e ra l

Calls taken via the hands-free system can be continued via the mobi le phone and vice v ersa.

From mobile phone to the hands-free system

Calls that w ere started outside the Bl uetooth range of the vehicle can be conti nued v ia the ha nds- f r ee sy st em w he n th e ignit i o n is sw i t che d on.

Dependi ng in the mobile phone, ther e is an automatic switch to the hands-free mode.

If it is no t auto ma tically to ggle d , fo llow what is di splayed on the mobi le phone screen, and also see the i nstructi on manual for the mobi l e phone.

Fr om the hands-free system to the mobile phone

Calls taken via the hands-f ree system can also be continued via the mobile phone, depending on the mobile phone.

The n follo w what is dis p layed on th e m ob ile phone, and also see the instruction manual of the mob ile pho ne .

Snap-in adapter

Principle

The snap-in adapter enables:

▷ Storage o f the mobile pho ne. ▷ Charging of the battery . ▷ Connection to the external aerial of the ve-

hicle.

This ensures better network reception and uniform reproduction quality.

Ge nera l

Mo re de ta iled info rm atio n on the sn ap- in ad ap ters which compatibly support the functions of the handy can be obtained f rom the Serv i ce centre.

No t es

A t high temperatur es, the charging functions of the mobile can be restricted and no longer operate.

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Installed position

In the front centre armr est. T he direction of instal lati on in the centre armr est v ar ies f r om v ehicle to vehicle.

Inserting the snap-in adapter

1. Press the button and take out the cover.

2. Insert snap-in adapter at t h e front, arrow 1,

and press to the bottom, arr ow 2, until the adapter engages.

nections, arr o w 1, a n d pu sh down, arrow 2, until it e ng ag es .

Removing the mobile phone

Press the button and pi ck up the mobile phone.

Inserting th e mobile phone

1. Dependi ng on the mobile phone, remove

th e p rotecti ve cap fr o m t h e a erial connec tor and f rom the USB port of the mobile phone if nec essary .

2. Push the mobi le phone wi th buttons up-

wards in the directi on of the electrical con-

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Principle

Contacts, appoi ntments, tasks, notes, text messages and e-mai l s fr om the mobile phone can be vie wed on the con tro l dis pla y if the mo bile ph one support s these fun ctions and i s compatibl e w i t h the correspondi ng B luetooth standar ds. F uncti ons have to be released separatel y as requir ed.

Transmission can take a few mi nutes after the first time a mobile phone is paired.

Ge n e ra l

Information on which mobi le phones support which Office functions can be found under www.bm w.co m/bluet o o t h .

Conte nts a re co mp letely dis p layed when the ve hicle is at s ta nds till.

Operating requirements

▷ Offi ce is activ a ted, see page 79. ▷ A com pa tible mo bile pho ne is re gis te red

and connected to the vehicle. The mobi le phone is assi gned the f unction telephone or supplementary telephone.

▷ For some mobile phones, dat a a ccess must

be confirmed on the mobile phone.

▷ Ti me, time zone and dat e are correctly set

on the Co ntrol Disp lay and on the m obile phone, for ex ample to display appointments c orrectly.

Updating

The data is updated every time the mobile phone is connected to the vehicle. Appointments, tasks, notes and reminders can be updated separat ely.

1. "Office "

2. "Office today", "Cal endar", "Tasks",

"N ot es/voice memos" or " Reminders"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Update data"

Data f rom the mobil e phone i s transferr ed to the vehicle again.

No t es

Do not oper ate Office while the vehicle is in mo tion.

Only make adjustments if the traffic condit ions are appropriate. Otherwise, you may become distracted and endanger the vehicle occupants and other road users.◀

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Office update

The number of unread messages and active tasks as wel l as appoi ntments coming up are dis played.

1. "Office "

2. "Office today"

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3. Se le ct th e d e sire d e ntry to d isplay de tails.

Contacts

Ge n e ra l

Contacts can be created an d edited. Th e contacts from the mobile phone assi gned the f unction telephone or supplementary t elephone are also shown, as are the contacts from the BMW Online address book. The addresses can be used as navigation destinations and the phone numbers dialled directly.

Displaying contacts

1. "Office "

2. "Contacts"

All contac ts a re lis te d in alphabe tical orde r. The A-Z search function is offere d, d epe nding on the number of contacts.

It can be selected whether the contacts are to be transferred from a mobil e. The contacts can also be transferr ed from both connected mobiles.

1. Call up "Optio ns ".

2. Se le ct m ob ile from whic h the contacts are

to be transferred.

A symbol indicates the storage locati on of the contacts:

Symbol Storage location

Ve hic le .

Mo bile p hone.

BMW O n line address book .

Displ aying contacts from BMW Online

To display contacts from BMW Online, when loggi ng on to B MW Online the function "Log in auto matic ally" must b e en able d.

Dial a phone number

1. Sel ect the desired conta ct.

2. Select the phone number.

The con ne ctio n is es tablis he d.

If a cal l i s to be made thr ough the suppl ementar y telepho ne :

1. Sel ect the desired conta ct.

2. Highl ight phone number.

3. Call up "Options".

4. "via "

Ed iting contacts

No t e

If a contact that comes from the mobile phone or BMW Online is e dite d, the ch ang es a re no t sa ve d o n the mobile ph one or at BMW On line . A copy of the entry is saved i n the vehi cle.

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Edit

1. Select the desired contact.

2. "Edi t contact"

3. Change entries.

4. "Sav e contact in v eh."

Selecting a contact as navigation destination

1. Select the desired contact.

2. Select address.

In the case of contact s from the mobile phone and BMW Online address book , the address might have to be matched to the navigation data in the vehicle. If that i s the case:

Correct the address.

3. "Start guidance" or "Add as another

de s tinatio n"

Checking address as destination

A n addr ess that is to be added to the r out e gui dance must match the navigation data contained in the vehicle. H ere, th e address can be checked.

1. Select the desired contact.

2. Highligh t address.

3. Call up "Op tions ".

4. "Check as destination"

5. If necessary, corr ect and save the address.

If t h e address is cor rected and saved, a co py is created in the vehicle. The address is not changed on the mobile phone or BMW Online.

Display the Internet address of a contact

Th e In t er n et ad dress sto r ed for a co nt a ct c an be calle d up.

1. Sel ect the desired contact .

2. Sel ect Int ernet address.

Th e selected Internet address is display ed in the brows e r.

Displaying additional information from BMW Online

Dis pla y of ad ditio nal in formation fo r a co ntac t if present at BMW On line.

1. Sel ect the desired contact .

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Add it. info (BMW Onlin e)"

New contact

Attaching

1. "Office "

2. "Contacts"

3. Call up "Options".

4. "New contact"

5. Input b oxe s s till sh ow pre viou s in put: "Clear

fields"

6. Comp le te input boxe s : s e lect inp ut bo x.

7. Enter text and make any assignment.

8. In the nav igation system: enter address.

On ly add resses tha t are p resent in the car's navigation data can be entered. Th is ensures that route gu idance is possible for all addres ses .

If app licab le , "Ac ce pt"

9. "Save contact in veh."

The entries for a cont act are assigned by t he following symbols.

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Symbol Meaning

Private phone number

Work phone number

Mobile phone number Other phone number Private address

Work address

E-mail addres s

Internet address

Specifying home address

A home address can be sa ved in m e mory. This home address appears at the top of the list of contacts.

1. "Office "

2. "Contacts"

3. "H ome addr ess"

4. Create contact.

5. "Save contact in veh."

Sele cting sort ord e r for name s

N ames can be displayed in a different order.

1. "Office "

2. "Contacts"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Displ ay surname first" or "Display first

name first"

The sort or der for n ames mi ght not be the same as the selected sort order , depending on how contacts are saved on your mobil e phone.

Display contact images

Photos saved for contacts are saved in the vehicle w hen th e mob il e p hon e is con nec ted to th e vehicle.

1. "Se ttings"

2. "Connections"

3. "Bluetooth"

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Configure Bluetooth"

6. "Show pictures"

Dis pla ying all c ontact im ag es is ac tiva ted or de activated.

E xporting/importing contacts

Cont acts can be ex po r ted and imported via Person a l Prof ile. The contacts stored in t h e vehicle are ex ported, not t h e contacts f rom the mobile phone or BM W Online.

Deleting contacts

Only cont acts saved in the vehicle ar e deleted. The contacts from the mobi le phone or B MW Online cannot be deleted.

1. "Office "

2. "Contacts"

3. Highl ight the contact.

4. Call up "Options".

5. "Delete contact" or "Delete all conta cts".

6. If applicable, "Yes"

Messages

Ge nera l

M essages are only displ a yed when t h ey ar e complete.

Displaying messages

1. "Office "

2. "Messages"

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The latest messages a re shown.

It can be selecte d whether the messa ges are to be t r an sf err ed fr om a mo bil e . Th e messa ges c an also be transferred from both connected mobile s .

If a mo bile pho ne is as sig ne d to more than one e-mail account, the desi r ed e-mai l account must be selected.

1. Call up "Op tions ".

2. Select mobile and which account from

w hich the messages are to be transferred.

A Symbol design ated the message type.

Symbol Message ty pe

SMS.

My Info Message f rom infor mation service.

E-m ail from m ob ile p hon e

Se le ct this to d isp lay a m es s ag e.

Filter message list

Th e messag e l ist can be fi lt er ed if m or e t ha n o ne typ e of m ess age is ava ilable . Filte rin g can b e combi ned betw een message ty pe and message status.

1. "Filte r:"

2. Select type of message .

▷ "All message types"

All messages are di splayed.

▷ "E-mail"

Only E -mails from the mobile phone are dis played.

▷ "Text message"

Only SMS messag e s are displayed.

▷ "S ervice messages"

Only service messages are displayed.

Select m essage status.

▷ "Unread messages"

Only unread messages are sho wn.

▷ "Since start of j ourney"

All SMS and E-mails received si n ce the start of the tri p are shown.

▷ "All me s s age s "

All me s s age s are dis playe d.

Deleting messa ges

Ge nera l

A ll message types can be del eted in the v ehicl e. SMS and E -mail s transfer red f rom the mobi le to the vehicl e are also del eted on the mobil e.

Deleting a serv ice message

1. Sel ect the desired service message.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Delete messag e"

Delete all service messages

1. Call up "Options".

2. "Delete all messages" or "Del ete

messages"

SMS

Ge nera l

SMS messa ges transferred from t he mobile phone to the vehi cle.

Additional functions

Th e following func tions are av ailable when an SMS messa ge is selected:

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Symbol Function

Browse i n the SMS

"Play", see page 97.

"Call se nde r"

"Use contact da ta", see page 97.

"Mar k as unread"

"Delete message"

E-m a il

Ge n e ra l

E-mail messages transferr ed from the mobile phone to the vehicle.

Deactivate complete display

Ope nin g an E-ma il in the vehic le com ple te ly transfers it to the vehicle. This may be subject to charges.

1. "Office "

2. "Messages"

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Fully downlo ad e- mails "

Only part o f the E-m ail is loa de d from the mob ile pho ne into th e veh icle .

A dditional functions

Th e foll o w ing funct ion s are av a ilable w hen an email me s sa ge is s ele cted :

Symbol Function

B row se in the e- m ail

"Play", see page 97.

Symbol Function

"Mark as unread"

"Delete e-mail"

My Info

Ge nera l

My Info messages from the BMW Assist Po rta l.

Re plyin g

Send a predefined reply.

1. Select the desired message.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Answe r"

Additional functions

The following fun ction s a re available w hen a messa ge is selected :

Symbol Function

"Start guidance" or "Add as another

de s tinatio n"

"Call"

A phone connecti on is established if the message contains a number.

"Select phon e number"

Select the desired number f rom the list if the messa ge contains more than one number. Telephone conne ction is se t up .

"S e nd e-mail (BMW O nline )"

"Op e n link in brows e r"

"Sender/recipient"

Contact data are shown

"Use contact da ta", see page 97.

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Messa ge from information s er vice

Ge nera l

Me s s age s from BMW inform ation s ervic e.

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Saving an address

1. Select the desi red message.

2. Call up "Op tions ".

3. "Sav e contact in v eh."

A dditional f unctions

The followin g fun ctions are available when a message is selected:

Symbol Function

"Start guidance" or "Add as another

destination"

"Call"

A phone connecti on is established i f the message contai ns a number.

"Select phone number"

Sel ect the desired number from the list if the me s s age contains more than one number. Telephone connection is set up.

"S e nd e- mail (BMW Online )"

"Ope n link in b rowse r"

Call up Interne t a ddre s s.

It can be sel ected wheth er t he appoi nt ments ar e to be transferred from a mobile. The appointments can also be transferred from both connecte d m obiles .

1. Call up "Options".

2. Se le ct m ob ile p hon e fro m whic h the ap -

pointments are to be transferred.

Scroll to the current week, or "Previous days": shows the last 7 days. "Next days": shows the next 7 days.

Show calendar month

1. Select date.

The curr ent month is shown. Appointments are entered on the highlighted calendar dates.

2. Turn controller until the pr evious or next

month is shown.

Show calendar day

1. Show calendar month.

2. Sel ect desired day.

The appointments of the selected d ay are shown.

"Further information"

Dis pla y add itiona l info rm ation

Cale ndar

Principle

The last 30 days and the next 90 days can be dis played.

Dis pla y s

1. "Office "

2. "Calend a r"

Yesterday, today and the next five days are shown.

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Appoin tme nt

Dis play s

Sel ect the desired appointment.

Additional functions

The follo wing functio ns are ava ilable for the appointment entry selected:

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Symbol Function

Brows e in the ap pointme nt

"Read out" , see page 97.

"Use contact data", see page 97.

Tas ks

Display task list

1. "Office "

2. "Tas ks "

It can be selected whether the tasks are to be transfer red fro m a mo bile. T h e t a sk s c an a lso be tr ansferr ed from both connected mobi les.

1. Call up "Optio ns ".

2. Se le ct m ob ile p hone fro m whic h the ta s ks

are to be transferred.

Sort task list

1. Sel ect headers in the task list.

Additional functions

The following fun ction s a re available w hen a ta sk is selected:

Symbol Function

Browse in the task

"Read out", see page 97.

"Use contact data", see page 97.

No t es

Displ ay notes

1. "Office "

2. "Notes/voice memos"

All te xt me m os from th e m ob ile p hon e a nd voice memos recorded in the vehicle are shown.

It can be selected whether the notes are to be tr ansf err ed f rom a mobi le. The notes can al so be transferred from both connected mobiles.

1. Call up "Options".

2. Sel ect mobi le phone fr om which the memos

are to be transf erred.

2. Se le ct s o rt c rite rion:

▷ "Priority (!)" ▷ "Su b ject" ▷ "Due date"

Display task

Select the desired task .

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Text memos

Show text memos

Sel ect desired text memo.

Additional functions

The following functions are possi ble wi t h a selected text memo:

Symbol Function

Browse in the memo

"Read out", see page 97.

"Use contact data", see page 97.

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Voice memos

Ge n e ra l

A voice memo can b e recorded. These are sto red in the vehicle and can be exported through the USB i nterface.

Record voice note

1. "Office "

2. "N ot es/ voice memos"

3. "New voice memo"

"Record voice memo"

Func tion s elec tion

Symbol Function

"Record"

Start recording. After the voice memo can be r ecorded after the tone .

"Pause"

Pressing again restarts the recording.

"Play"

The recording cannot be continued after starting playback.

"To beginning" "Fast reverse" "Fast forward"

"Delete"

"OK"

Finish recording.

Displaying voice memo

Sel ect desired voice memo.

Additional functions

The following funct ions ar e possible with a selec ted vo ice mem o:

Symbol Function

"Play"

"Pause"

"To beginning" "Fast reverse" "Fast forward"

"Delete"

Export voice note

To export voice memos through the USB c onnecti on i n the centre console, a suit abl e medi um must be connected to the USB interface.

▷ S uitable m ed ia: USB m as s storage facilitie s ,

for example USB memory sticks or MP3 players with USB interface.

▷ Unsuitable media: USB hard disks, USB

hubs, USB memory card reade rs with a number of bays, Apple i Pod/iPhone.

▷ File systems: cur rent file systems for USB

devices are suppor ted. FAT 32 for mat is recommended.

1. Connect USB medium to the USB interf ace

in the centre armrest, see page 57.

2. "Office "

3. "N ot es/voice memos"

4. Highlight desired voi ce memo.

5. Call up "Options".

6. "Export all mem os (USB)" or "Export voice

memo (USB)" All voice notes are exported and/or the pr e -

viou sly-m arke d voic e note is exporte d.

De lete voice note

1. Mark desired voice note.

2. Call up "Options".

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3. "Delete all voice memo s" or "Delet e voice

memo"

4. "OK"

Re mind e rs

Ge n e ra l

Reminders connected to appointments and tasks are displayed. After an a ppo intment or task deadline has elapsed, the remind er is no longer displayed.

Display reminders

1. "Office "

2. "Rem inde rs "

3. Select the desired reminder.

The r elevan t a ppointment or task is displayed.

It can be selected whether the reminders are to be tr ansf err ed f r om a mobil e. The r emi nder s can also be transferr ed from both connected mobiles.

1. Call up "Optio ns ".

2. Se le ct m ob ile p hon e fro m whic h the rem ind -

ers are to be transferred.

Activate/deactivate pop-u p remind er

1. "Office "

2. Call up "Optio ns ".

3. "Remi nder pop-up"

All re m inde rs for app ointme nts and tas ks are s ho wn in a lis t o n the c ontrol d isp lay w hen they are due.

Close all reminders

1. "Office "

2. "Rem inde rs "

3. "Clos e all rem inde rs "

Use contact data

Ge nera l

Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS, E‑mails and notes can be stored or sel ected.

Display contact or dial telephone number

1. "Use contact data"

2. Display contact or dial telephone number:

▷ Se le ct c onta ct to dis pla y a de taile d view

of the contact.

▷ Select tel ephone number to mak e a di-

rect connection.

Store co ntact data

1. "Use contact data"

2. Hig hlight te lep hon e n umb e r o r e -m ail ad -

dres s.

3. Call up "Options".

4. "Add to contact" or "Save as contact"

Reading out

Ge nera l

SMS, E -mail s, app oi n tment s, t ask s, memo s and voice memos can be read out or played back.

Reading out

1. Select de sired element.

"R ead out"

The follo wing p os sibilitie s are availa ble when r eading out or pl ayi ng back:

▷

"Pause"

Interr upt reading out. Sel ect again to restar t reading out.

▷

"To beginning"

Read out again from the beginning.

▷

"Next paragraph"

Skip paragraph.

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▷ "Previous paragraph"

Return to last paragraph.

▷ To end reading out or playback, ti p th e con-

troller to the left.

What to do if...

Information about su itable m ob ile p hon es , see page 78.

A ppoi ntments, tasks, reminders, memos, or messages from the mobile phone ar e not displayed?

▷ Mobil e phone is not suitable for the missi ng

function or it is not connected correctly?

▷ Mo bile ph one is als o c onn ec te d by WLAN. ▷ Office functi on is deactivated. ▷ Mo bile ph one is not s e le cte d for tra ns fe rring

the desi red elements.

▷ A ppointments are more than 30 days old/

more than 90 day s ahead.

▷ Ta sks are marked as d one. ▷ Not all stored appointments, tasks, notes,

messages i n the mobi le phone are displ ayed in the vehicle, depending on the number of stored appointments.

A re not all appoi ntments, tasks and reminders from the mobi le phone displayed at the correct time ?

▷ Time zone, time or date is not correctly set

on th e c ontrol d isp lay and the mo bile phone .

The E-ma il attachm en t is not d isp layed.

▷ E-mails are transf erred without attach-

ments.

Texts of e ntries are not fully dis playe d.

▷ Tex ts ar e abr idged before they are tr ansf er -

r ed from the mobile phone.

▷ Sync hronis atio n be twe en mobile pho ne and

v ehicle might take several minutes to complete.

Contact photos are not di splay ed.

▷ For each mobile pho ne connected, a maxi-

mum of 200 contact images are transferred to th e vehicle.

Are E-m ails dis p layed with a de lay?

▷ Check E-mail settings on the mobile phone

and adju st , if a pp licab le.

If all the poin ts on the lis t ha ve be e n reviewe d and th e desired function cannot be run, contact Ho tline or Servic e C en tre .

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Conta cts Communication

Vehicle Equipment

This cha pte r de scribe s all stand ard, n ation al an d sp e cial e quipm en t provided in the m ode l s e rie s . Theref or e equ ipment no t a v ailable i n a v eh icl e is al so described, for exampl e the sel ected specia l equi pment or n ational v er si on. T hat also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.

Ge n e ra l

Contacts can be created an d edited. Th e conta ct s f r om th e mo bi le are also sh ow n. Add r esses can be used as navigation destinations and the phone number s dialled dir ectly.

Operating requirements

This description of the conta cts applied with equipment with hands-f r ee system wi th U SB i nterfa ce or without a mo bile ph one provisio n.

New contact

Attaching

1. "Contacts"

2. "N ew contact"

4. To complete the i nput f i elds: select the sym-

bol beside the input field.

5. Enter text.

6. If equipped with navigation system: Enter

add ress. O nly a ddresses th a t ar e p resent in the car's navigation data can be entered. Th is ensu r es t h at r o u te g uida nc e is po ssible for all addresses.

7. If a pplicable, "Save"

8. "Save contact in veh."

Specifying home address

A home addr ess can be sav ed in memory. This home addr ess appears at the top of the list of contacts.

1. "Home address"

2. Create contact.

3. "Save contact in veh."

3. Input b oxe s s till sh ow pre viou s in put: "Cle ar

fields"

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My contacts

Ge nera l

List of all contacts saved in the vehicle.

Displaying contacts

1. "Contacts"

Communication Conta cts

2. "My contacts"

All co ntac ts are lis te d in alphabetic al orde r. Th e A -Z search f uncti on i s of f ered, depending on the number of contacts.

A symbol indicat es the storage location of the contacts:

Symbol Storage locat ion

Ve hic le .

Mo bile phone .

Dial a phone number

1. Select the desired contact.

2. Select the phone number.

Th e connection is established.

Editing contacts

1. Select the desired contact.

2. "Edi t contact"

If a con tact t hat comes fr om th e mobi le phone i s edited , t h e c h an ges a r e no t saved on t he mo bile phone. A copy of the entr y is saved i n the v ehicle and only t h e copy is displ a yed. Under certain circumstances an identical cont act entry is created.

Selecting a contact as navigation destination

1. Sel ect the desired contact .

2. Select address.

In the case of contacts from the mobile phone, the address mi ght have to be matched to the navigation data in the vehicle. In t h is case: cor rect t he address.

3. "Start guidance" or "A dd as another

de s tinatio n"

Checking address as destination

A n addr ess that is to be added to the r out e gui dance must match the navigation data contained in the vehicle. Here, the address can b e checked.

1. Select the desi red contact and highli ght the

addres s.

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Che ck as de s tina tion"

4. If necessa ry , corr ect a nd save the address.

If the address is corrected and saved, a co py i s created in the vehicle. The a d dr ess is no t changed on the mobi le phone.

3. Change entries.

4. Tilt the co ntrolle r to the left.

5. "Yes "

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Sele cting sort ord e r for name s

N ames can be displayed in a different order .

1. "My contacts"

2. Call up "Options".

3. "Dis pla y s urna me first" or "Dis play firs t

name first"

The sort order for n ames mi ght not be the same as the sel ect ed sort order, depending on how contacts are saved on your mobile phone.

Exporting/importing contacts

Cont acts can be ex por t ed and imported v ia Personal Pr ofile, see Owner's H andbook for the vehicle .

Deleting contacts

On ly contacts saved in th e vehicle are deleted. I t is not possi bl e to delete contacts from the mobile phone.

1. "M y contacts"

2. Highl ight the contact.

3. Call up "Optio ns ".

4. "Delete contact" or "Delete all conta cts"

Conta cts Communication

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