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AS

is displayed in field

1

and the

active memory slot is displayed in
field

2

.

To select a station from the
personal memory, press
the

MODE

button repeatedly

until

MEM

is displayed.

MEM

is displayed in field

1

and

the active memory slot is dis-
played in field

2

.

Move multi-controller

1

in dir-

ection

a

or

b

to select the

memory slot.

System settings

Selecting system settings

Press the

SET

button to go to

the settings menu.

The selectable options are dis-
played in text field

1

.

4

29

z

Radio

Summary of Contents for MOTORRAD AUDIO SYSTEM

Page 1: ...BMW Motorrad Rider s Manual BMW Motorrad audio system The Ultimate Riding Machine...

Page 2: ...Motorcycle data Model Vehicle identification number Colour code Date of first registration Registration number Dealership details Person to contact in Service department Ms Mr Phone number Dealership...

Page 3: ...will be entertained as a result of such discrepancies Dimensions weights fuel con sumption and performance data are quoted to the customary tol erances The right to modify designs equipment and access...

Page 4: ...BMW recommends Order No 01 41 8 522 151 07 2010 2nd edition...

Page 5: ...to operate the system safely in traffic These operating instructions con tain the information you need so please study them carefully If you have questions concerning this audio system your author ise...

Page 6: ...tem 18 Switching off audio sys tem 18 Select playback source 19 Volume 19 Tone settings 21 4 Radio 25 Selecting the band 26 Finding and saving radio sta tions 26 Calling up stations saved to memory 2...

Page 7: ...communication systems with BMW Motorrad audio sys tem 52 Pairing mobile phone to BMW Motorrad communica tion system 54 Pairing mobile phone through BMW Motorrad navigation system 56 9 Technical data...

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Page 9: ...General instructions General instructions Overview 6 Abbreviations and symbols 6 Technical data 6 Currency 6 1 5 z General instructions...

Page 10: ...Result of an activity Reference to a page with more detailed informa tion Indicates the end of a passage relating to spe cific accessories or items of equipment Tightening torque Item of technical dat...

Page 11: ...ews General views Overall view 8 Operating panel 9 Multi controller 11 Multifunction display 12 Stowage compartment 13 Overview possible settings 14 Overview finding and saving sta tions 15 2 7 z Gene...

Page 12: ...Overall view 1 Operating panel 9 2 Multi controller 11 3 Multifunction display 12 4 Stowage compartment 13 2 8 z General views...

Page 13: ...Additional functions 44 2 Selecting the band 26 3 Select tuner mode 26 28 Select playback mode for external audio devices 36 4 Selecting system settings 29 5 Switching on audio system 18 6 Finding and...

Page 14: ...8 Select playback source 19 2 10 z General views...

Page 15: ...Multi controller 1 Multi controller with turn and tilt functions a by turning Adjusting volume 20 b Tilt Select settings search for and save stations or tracks select memory slots 2 11 z General views...

Page 16: ...ction display 1 Indicator for operating mode 19 2 Indicator for traffic program function 31 3 Indicator for station mode 26 4 Bluetooth connection act ive 50 5 Text field 6 Memory slot 28 2 12 z Gener...

Page 17: ...Stowage compartment 1 Lock see Rider s Manual 2 Connection for USB plug and 3 5 mm jack 34 3 Tray with slot for audio device or mobile telephone 2 13 z General views...

Page 18: ...Overview possible settings 1 Adjusting volume 20 2 System settings 29 3 Tone settings 21 4 Speakers and Bluetooth 19 Muting 20 Cancelling traffic announcements 21 2 14 z General views...

Page 19: ...inding and saving stations 1 Selecting the band 26 2 Finding and saving stations automatically 26 3 Station search manual 26 Calling up stations saved to memory 28 4 Station save manual 27 2 15 z Gene...

Page 20: ...2 16 z General views...

Page 21: ...General operation General operation Switching on audio system 18 Switching off audio system 18 Select playback source 19 Volume 19 Tone settings 21 3 17 z General operation...

Page 22: ...switches on again If the audio system does not come on automatically press the ON button The audio system will be in the most recently used operating mode To switch on the audio system on with the ign...

Page 23: ...a the speakers is available The speakers are automatically switched off if the Bluetooth function is activated This ap plies even if there is no Bluetooth device connected at the time Similarly switch...

Page 24: ...display disappears auto matically Muting Press the MUTE button All audio outputs are switched off MUTE shows on the dis play If one or two BMW Motorrad communication systems with Bluetooth standard 2...

Page 25: ...s the TONE button to go to the settings menu The selectable options are dis played in text field 1 The following settings are avail able Speaker on off SPKR Bass settings BASS Treble settings TREB Spe...

Page 26: ...he speakers are switched ON the Bluetooth function is automatically switched OFF and vice versa Setting bass Select bass setting BASS If audio output is via the Bluetooth connection an excessively hig...

Page 27: ...OFF output for addi tional speakers off LINE ON output for addi tional speakers on Adjusting front rear volume fade setting Select front rear volume fade setting FADE The set volume fade will only wor...

Page 28: ...3 24 z General operation...

Page 29: ...Radio Radio Selecting the band 26 Finding and saving radio stations 26 Calling up stations saved to memory 28 System settings 29 4 25 z Radio...

Page 30: ...g and saving stations automatically Selecting the band 26 Hold down the MEM button until AS SEEK is displayed After the audio system has been switched on the tuner needs about one minute to find all t...

Page 31: ...quency The frequency search stops as soon as the multi controller is released even if no playable station has been found on the current frequency Station save manual Select a station or frequency fro...

Page 32: ...ry slot flashes on the display Press the MEM button again to save the station frequency to the selected memory slot The station previously saved there will be deleted Calling up stations saved to memo...

Page 33: ...n repeatedly until MEM is displayed MEM is displayed in field 1 and the active memory slot is dis played in field 2 Move multi controller 1 in dir ection a or b to select the memory slot System settin...

Page 34: ...of the option currently displayed Press the SET button to view the next option The menu closes and the new settings are applied if a certain period of time elapses without a button being pressed or if...

Page 35: ...ction is on any other operat ing mode is interrupted for the duration of the announcement Exception if communication sys tems are connected in commu nication mode these will not be interrupted You can...

Page 36: ...use these dif ferent frequencies to broadcast different region specific pro grammes at different times of day This could mean that the programme will change automat ically if the region is changed eve...

Page 37: ...s Requirements 34 Connecting audio device 34 Media storage devices as playback devices 35 iPod playback 35 Other playback devices 36 Media storage device and Apple iPod 36 Volume 38 Adjusting input si...

Page 38: ...dio device for any possible usage restrictions BMW Motorrad advises against using devices with hard disks as media storage devices as vibra tions may cause playback to skip and may damage the device T...

Page 39: ...the same as the filename Only characters from the ASCII character set can be displayed Other character sets are not dis played or are displayed incor rectly To obtain greater control over how tracks...

Page 40: ...tivated while the iPhone is being used as a play back source a message to this effect might appear in the display of the iPhone Sound quality To maximise sound quality BMW Motorrad recommends the fol...

Page 41: ...ble TITLES Alphabetical order ARTISTS Sorted by artist and on a lower level by album ALBUMS Sorted by album RANDOM Random play se quence The possible sequences of tracks are oriented toward the inform...

Page 42: ...depends on the output power of the audio device the input signal level you select the volume to which the audio device is set You should set the input sig nal level and adjust the volume of the audio...

Page 43: ...Bluetooth Bluetooth Bluetooth 40 Playback via helmet 40 Switching Bluetooth function on and off 41 Pairing 42 Pairing 42 Additional functions 44 6 39 z Bluetooth...

Page 44: ...luetooth compatible devices Correct pairing of the devices is another important precondi tion for fault free communication Please see the instructions start ing on page 50 Note on health compatibility...

Page 45: ...s ON Bluetooth symbol 2 can show as follows No symbol No Bluetooth com patible device saved in the au dio system Flashing The audio system is searching for a device saved beforehand ON Connection esta...

Page 46: ...r device are as follows The device s Bluetooth func tion must be active The device must be visible to others The device must support the A2DP profile Other Bluetooth compatible devices must be OFF if...

Page 47: ...ulti controller 1 in dir ection a or b to activate the pairing menu HELMET 1 appears on the display Move multi controller 1 in dir ection a or b to select the pair ing function of your choice The foll...

Page 48: ...ved beforehand or because a connection with helmet 2 was attempted before the system had connected to helmet 1 If no connection could be estab lished If there are active Bluetooth devices in the vicin...

Page 49: ...ication system with Bluetooth standard 2 0 If the MUTE button is pressed playback is interrupted and the intercom function is switched on in both helmets Pressing the MUTE button again ter minates the...

Page 50: ...6 46 z Bluetooth...

Page 51: ...Additional devices Additional devices Additional speakers 48 Navigation devices 48 7 47 z Additional devices...

Page 52: ...ion relating to additional speakers in the tech nical data This output LINE output must be activated in the sound set tings before use Navigation devices A compatible navigation device e g BMW Motorra...

Page 53: ...nction 50 Overview 50 Pair the BMW Motorrad communic ation systems with BMW Motorrad audio system 52 Pairing mobile phone to BMW Motorrad communication system 54 Pairing mobile phone through BMW Motor...

Page 54: ...Bluetooth 2 0 standard Start by pairing the communication systems with the audio system then pair the two helmets Only one music source can be paired to a BMW Motorrad communication system in this ca...

Page 55: ...system Music playback is not possible even if the communication sys tem was paired beforehand with the audio system Mobile phones If your motorcycle is not equipped with a navigation system pair a mob...

Page 56: ...in the passenger s hel met 1 Step through the pair ing communication system in rider s helmet to audio system routine If the communication systems in the rider s helmet and the pas senger s helmet ar...

Page 57: ...helmet to audio sys tem routine Switch off the audio system 3 Step through the pair ing communication system in rider s helmet to communic ation system in passenger s helmet routine 8 53 z Device comb...

Page 58: ...senger s helmet and all other Bluetooth compat ible devices e g other mobile phones 4 Step through the pairing mobile phone to communica tion system in rider s helmet routine If a different mobile pho...

Page 59: ...5 Step through the pairing mobile phone to communic ation system in passenger s helmet routine 8 55 z Device combinations...

Page 60: ...et and all other Bluetooth compatible devices e g mobile phones 4 Step through the pairing navigation system to commu nication system in rider s hel met routine Switch off the communication system in...

Page 61: ...Switch off the navigation sys tem and the mobile phone paired beforehand 6 Step through the pairing mobile phone to communic ation system in passenger s helmet routine 8 57 z Device combinations...

Page 62: ...8 58 z Device combinations...

Page 63: ...Technical data Technical data Radio 60 MP3 60 Bluetooth 61 External audio devices 61 Additional speakers 61 9 59 z Technical data...

Page 64: ...279 MHz not available in all countries MW 531 1602 MHz Station memory Twelve system memory slots and twelve personal memory slots for each waveband MP3 MP3 standard MPEG1 Layer 3 Sampling rate 32 44...

Page 65: ...s A2DP SPP External audio devices Plug 3 5 mm Stereo jack plug Input signal range 0 7 2 0 V Effective AUX input sensitivity 1 V Effective Additional speakers Input impedance of active speakers 10 k Ou...

Page 66: ...ecting 13 34 Data memory 35 iPod 35 MP3 player 36 Operation 36 USB stick 35 G General views Bluetooth combinations 49 Finding and saving radio stations 15 Possible settings 14 H Handlebar operating pa...

Page 67: ...ts 32 Switching on 32 S Settings Overview 14 Stowage compartment 13 System settings 29 T Technical data 60 Standards 6 Tone settings 21 Resetting 23 Switching on loudness 23 Traffic channel 31 Cancel...

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