BMW 316I, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Childproof door locks
Slide the safety lever down on the rear
door:
This door can now only be opened from
the outside.
Car Memory, Key Memory
How it works
You may often have wished that you
could modify the operation of certain
features of your car to suit your own
individual preferences. When develop-
ing the car, BMW therefore incorpo-
rated a number of freely programmable
options into the car, which BMW
Service will be happy to set in accord-
ance with your preferences.
There are Car Memory and Key Memory
settings, the former relating to the car
itself, the latter to your personal
requirements. You can have up to four
sets of basic settings programmed in
for the use of four different persons.
This presupposes that each person has
his or her own remote control key.
By means of data exchange with the
key, the car identifies the user when the
car is unlocked and selects the pre-
ferred settings.
Coloured adhesive labels are supplied
with the keys so that you can identify
the master keys with remote-control
functionality.
What can be selected
BMW Service will gladly inform you of
the facilities available with Car Memory
and Key Memory.
Examples for Car Memory:
>
Several signals as confirmation for
locking and unlocking the car, see
pages 31, 34
>
Activating/deactivating delayed
switch-off, see page 86
>
Activating/deactivating daytime dim-
dip circuit, see page 86
>
Selecting units for displaying outside
temperature and distance covered on
the instrument panel.
Examples for Key Memory:
>
Unlocking driver's door first, then all
other locks, see page 32
>
Locking the vehicle after pulling
away, see page 35
>
Automatic repositioning of the
driver's seat and outside-mirror posi-
Child safety
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