BMW 320i xDrive, Руководство пользователя

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Vehicle Memory, Key Memory
How the system functions
No doubt you have reflected at one
time or another on how great it would
be if you could permanently configure
your vehicle's various features and
adjustments to mirror your own individ-
ual preferences. In engineering your
vehicle, BMW has provided for a num-
ber of options for personal adjustment
that can be programmed into your vehi-
cle at your BMW center.
The available configuration data fall into
two categories, according to whether
their primary orientation is the vehicle –
Vehicle Memory – or the individual –
Key Memory. Provided that each per-
son has a separate remote-control key,
you can have your BMW center enter
basic adjustment data for up to four
individuals in the system.
The system then relies on a bilateral
data exchange to identify the individual
user and executes the selected settings
whenever the remote control unit is
used to disengage the door locks.
Distinguishing between keys
Color-coded decals have been pro-
vided to help you distinguish individual
keys with different settings.
What the system can do
You can learn about the entire array of
features this system offers at your BMW
center.
You will see this symbol through-
out the Owner's Manual. It is to
remind you at appropriate places of the
settings that are available to you.
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Examples for Vehicle Memory:
>
Various signals as acknowledgment
when locking or unlocking your vehi-
cle, refer to pages
33 , 36
>
Activating/deactivating the 'Follow
me home' function, refer to page
94
>
Activating/deactivating daytime driv-
ing lamps, refer to page
94
>
Selecting units of measure for dis-
playing time, outside temperature,
distance traveled and fuel consump-
tion in the instrument panel
>
When you shift into Reverse, an
acoustic signal indicates that PDC
has been activated, refer to page
86
>
Switching on the rear window
defroster automatically, refer to
pages
100 , 105
>
Activates/deactivates various alarm
system functions, refer to page
42
>
Having the onboard computer display
– after giving an ice warning – return to
its previous setting, refer to page
84 .
Examples for Key Memory:
>
Unlocking the driver's door first, then
the vehicle's remaining locks, refer to
page
33
>
Locking the vehicle after pulling
away, refer to page
37
>
Automatically repositioning of the
driver's seat for the corresponding
driver when the vehicle is unlocked,
refer to page
53
>
Automatic tilting of the passenger-
side mirror, refer to Automatic curb
monitor, page
54 .