BMW 7 Series: Assisted Driving View
Concept
With active driving assistance, the assist system
displays information using figures in the instrument
cluster.
General information
Depending on the settings, Assisted Driving
View can be displayed permanently or temporarily
with active driving assistance in the instrument
cluster.
Safety information
Warning
The system cannot serve as a substitute for the
driver's personal judgment in assessing visibility
and traffic situation. There is a risk of accident.
Adjust driving style to traffic conditions. Watch
traffic closely and actively intervene where appropriate.
Adjusting
Permanent display
Via iDrive:
- "CAR"
- "Settings"
- "Displays"
- "Instrument panel"
- "Central display area"
- "Assisted Driving View"
Temporary display
Via iDrive:
- "CAR"
- "Settings"
- "Displays"
- "Instrument panel"
- "Display Assisted Driving View when Driver
Assistance is active"
Display
Example: the indicator/warning lights for the Active
Cruise Control with Stop & Go function ACC
and the Lane Change Assistant indicate a lane
change to the next lane. At the same time, the
lane change to the next lane is shown with animation
in the Assisted Driving View.
System limits
The system's detection potential is limited.
Only objects that are detected by the system are
taken into account.
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Concept
Displays for specific functions can be displayed
in the instrument cluster.
The following displays can be selected:
Current entertainment source, e.g., radio.
Torque and power.
Accelerati
Concept
The Check Control system monitors functions in
the vehicle and notifies you of malfunctions in
the monitored systems.
General information
A Check Control message is displayed as a combination
Concept
Indicator/warning lights in the instrument cluster
display the status of some functions in the vehicle
and indicate when a malfunction is present in
the monitored systems.
General information
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Notes
IMPORTANT:
Brake pad wear sensor: after removal it must be replaced (brake pad
wear
sensor loses its retention capability in the break pad).
Retaining spring: for vehicles older than 48 months it is recommended
to
replace the retaining spring!
So as not to damage the surface coating,
Notes
Carefully pull off rubber grommet (1).
Carefully press back retaining lugs (2) of internal connector (3).
Fig. 52: Pressing Back Retaining Lugs Of Internal Connector
Slide internal connector (3) in direction of arrow until retaining lugs (2)
lock into locking groove (4).
Fig. 53: Sliding I