BMW 7 Series: Central Information Display (CID)
The display used on the CIC system in known as CID (central information display) and is similar to the one used for the CCC. The diagonal measurement for the CID on the 1 Series and 3 Series remains the same as on the CCC equipped vehicle at 8.8 inches.
The number of pixels of the CID has doubled from 640x240 in CCC to 1280x480 pixels in CIC. This improves picture quality by enhancing the display resolution.
In addition to the display enhancements the graphic layout of the CIC user interface has also been totally redesigned.
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Fig. 28: Graphic User Interface On CID With CIC Equipped Vehicle
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Fig. 29: Graphic User Interface On CID With CCC Equipped Vehicle
NOTE: For detailed description of how the individual functions of the CIC operate, refer to the respective.
CONTROLLER
The new controller has been completely redesigned. The most noticeable feature of the new CIC controller is the seven direct access buttons.
It is now possible to access the following menus directly:
- Main menu
- CD/Multimedia
- Radio
- Navigation
- Telephone
The following menus can still only be selected from the main menu, with no direct access:
- Contacts
- BMW Services
- Vehicle information
- Settings
The "Back" button is pressed to go back to the last display view. Up to 30 "back" steps are possible with this button.
The "Option" button makes it possible to make fine adjustments or carry out special functions in the previously selected sub-menu.
The direct access buttons replace the CCC "long push" function.
NOTE: With the "Long Push" function is was possible to change from a sub-menu directly to another sub-menu in the CCC by pushing the controller in the corresponding direction for at least two seconds.
The respective sub-menus are now selected directly by pressing the CD/multimedia, radio, navigation or telephone buttons twice.
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Fig. 30: Identifying CIC Controller With Sub-Menu Buttons
CIC CONTROLLER WITH SUB-MENU BUTTONS EXPLANATION CHART
- Direct access button for Main menu
- Direct access button for CD/Multimedia
- Direct access button for Radio
- Direct access button to go Back
- Direct access button for Options sub-menu
- Direct access button for Navigation
- Direct access button for Telephone
The star-shaped operating concept of "Turn-Press-Push" of the CCC has been redesigned for CIC. The sub-menus in the main menu now have been arranged in lists.
One of the listed sub-menus can now be marked with the "turn" function in the start window menu. The selected sub-menu is accessed with the subsequent "press" function.
Several sub-menus can now also be selected by means of the direct access buttons on the controller. The "push" function is now used to further navigate in the selected sub-menu. The windows of the selected sub-menu are arranged horizontally one above the other.
The following table shows a comparison between the previous menu items of the CCC and the menu items structure of the CIC.
CCC AND CIC MAIN MENU EXPLANATION CHART
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CD/Multimedia Overview
The CD/DVD, external devices and sound sub-menus are listed under
CD/Multimedia in a similar configuration
to the iDrive "Entertainment" menu of the CCC.
This Product Information mainly deals with t
Compact Disc Digital Audio
This function can be performed when the vehicle is stationary or while
driving.
The music on the CD can also be played back during the conversion and storage
process of the rip function.
The music
Radio
FM Stations
The layout of the "FM stations" in the Radio menu has been adapted to the new
operating concept.
The former layout of the "All stations" list in the form displayed by the CCC
has been r
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Service
NOTE: The track and camber at the rear axle can still be adjusted by means
of two
eccentric screws, however, a new procedure must be observed!
REAR AXLE DIMENSION REFERENCE CHART
Damping/suspension
The standard chassis and suspension system of the F01 features steel springs
on the front and rear
Radio
FM Stations
The layout of the "FM stations" in the Radio menu has been adapted to the new
operating concept.
The former layout of the "All stations" list in the form displayed by the CCC
has been replaced in the CIC by a
list layout.
Fig. 73: Display - FM Menu
Fig. 74: Selecting FM Station
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