BMW 7 Series: Vehicle Info Menu
BMW ASSIST Menu
The "Vehicle Info" menu contains all the information regarding the condition, service intervals, the on-board computer and the journey computer of the vehicle.
In addition, this menu contains for the first time a Quick Guide and the electronic Owner's Handbook for the vehicle.
NOTE: Certain services are not available to the customer before they have been enabled.
The main menu is displayed as of terminal 15 ON.
To call up the menu:
- Press the controller and then push it to the left
- Turn the controller until the desired function is highlighted, then press to activate.
The first menu level contains the following submenus:
- Quick Guide
- Picture search
- Owner's Handbook
- On-board computer
- Journey computer
- Vehicle status.
Further entries or information are linked to each menu item.
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Fig. 25: Display Vehicle Info Menu Screen
Settings Menu
The individual user settings can be defined in the Settings menu.
NOTE: Certain services are not available to the customer before they have been enabled.
The main menu is displayed as of terminal 15 ON.
To call up the menu:
- Press the controller and then push it to the left
- Turn the controller until the desired function is highlighted, then press to activate.
The first menu level contains the following submenus:
- Head-Up Display
- Central screen
- Time/date
- Language/units
- Tone
- Limit
- Air conditioner
- Light
- Door locking
- Luggage compartment lid.
Further entries or information are linked to each menu item.
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Fig. 26: Display Settings Menu Screen
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System Components
Instrument Cluster
The instrument cluster is clipped into place in the dashboard with two clips.
A shroud prevents reflections in the
acutely angled windscreen.
The instrument cluster comprises the
Service Information
Instrument Cluster Test Functions
The test functions are shown in the TFT display of the instrument cluster.
To Start Function Test
Terminal R ON or terminal 15 ON.
Press and hold the reset button
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Low Speed Range
The variable steering-gear ratio of the Active Steering component reduces
steering effort to approximately 2
turns of the steering wheel from lock to lock. In the low speed range up to
approximately 37 mph, the variable
steering-gear ratio for the front wheels is combined with a de
Bonding Aluminium On Steel
IMPORTANT: Conform with safety regulations
Overview of topics
Equipment
Preparing the surface
Bonding coat
Hardening times
Subsequent treatment
1.0 Equipment
Sandpaper
CLEANING AGENT R1
NOTES ON ADHESIVE K1
CARTRIDGE GUN
2.0 Preparation of surface
2.1 Steel surface
Grind bonding surfa
