BMW 7 Series: Antenna System Overview
Depending on the optional equipment, F01/F02 vehicles are equipped with
different antennal systems:
- FM/AM radio with IBOC system (rear window antennas)
- Roof antenna for SDARS satellite radio
- Navigation system (roof antenna)
- Remote control services (rear window antenna)
- Telephone (roof antenna)
The vehicles are also equipped with the following telephone system antenna:
- Bluetooth antenna in area of sunroof; for connecting a mobile phone with
Bluetooth capabilities.
- Emergency call GSM antenna (with telematics control unit (TCU) and BMW
Assist.
A description of the individual antenna and rejection filters for the antenna
diversity module with antenna amplifier for outstanding radio reception.
Reference is also made to the antenna for the telephone systems, navigation and
remote control services (FBD).
These antenna are described in detail in the respective training material.
Fig. 109: Identifying F01/F02 Antenna System Components
INDEX REFERENCE CHART
- Bluetooth antenna
- HBL filter (HBL = additional brake light)
- FM rejector circuit, left
- Emergency call GSM antenna
- AM restrictor
- FM rejector circuit, right
- Antenna amplifier with diversity module and remote control service (FBD)
- Roof antenna (GPS receiver for navigation, telephone antenna, digital
tuners)
Antenna Diversity Module with Amplifier
The high frequency signals broadcast by the radio stations are received via
the rear window antennas (FM1,
FM2, FM3 and AM)
The antenna amplifiers are in the antenna diversity module. There are separate
amplifiers for AM and FM. The
antenna amplifier (of the antenna diversity module) is located between the 3rd
brake light and roof antenna.
When the CIC is switched on, the antenna diversity/amplifier is activated and
powered by the Rad_On signal.
The remote control service part of the antenna diversity module is powered via
terminal 30.
The high frequency signals from the AM and FM antennas as well as from the is
amplified. These signals are
routed via a ribbon cable from the rear window to the antenna diversity module.
The antennal amplifier also supports the frequencies of the weatherband.
Weatherband is transmitted over seven channels in the frequency range from
162.400 MHz to 162.550 MHz.
The weatherband tuner is incorporated in the FM module of the head unit.
Fig. 110: Identifying F01/F02 Antenna Diversity Module With Antenna Amplifier
INDEX REFERENCE CHART
- Not for US
- Not for US
- Ribbon cable from rear window to antenna diversity module with antenna
amplifier
- Not for US
- AM/FM RF signal, IF for diversity, Radio diagnosis (black connector)
- Threaded ground connection to vehicle body
- Power supply of antenna diversity module with antenna amplifier; Rad_on,
KI. 30, CAS-LIN,
shielding
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In the F01/F02, an FM antenna diversity is standard equipment.
The FM antenna diversity comprises:
FM1, FM2 and FM3 antennas
FM antenna amplifier with diversity module
The FM1 to FM3 antennas rou
The SDARS (Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service) control unit enables
reception of digital radio signals.
Digital transmissions are superior in quality to analog transmissions. The radio
stations
DVD Changer
The 6-DVD changer is offered as part of the ZPS Premium Sound Package on the
F01/F02 and it is located
above the glove compartment behind the dashboard trim panel. A CD Changer is no
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Necessary preliminary work
Remove PROPELLER SHAFT.
NOTE: The propeller shaft is balanced.
The front and rear propeller shafts must be reassembled in the same position.
Detach gaiter (1) from groove (2).
Mark front propeller shaft (3) and rear propeller shaft (4) in one plane.
Fig. 25: Marking
General information
To avoid locking the vehicle key in the vehicle,
do not place the vehicle key in the cargo area.
You can set up if the doors will be unlocked
when the trunk lid is opened with the vehicle key.
Safety information
Warning
Body parts can be jammed when operating the
trunk lid. The