Vehicle Memory, Key Memory
Examples of Vehicle Memory
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Different acknowledgment signals to con-
firm locking/unlocking of the vehicle, refer
to page 19.
How the system functions
You have probably frequently wished that you
could configure individual functions of your
vehicle to reflect your own personal require-
ments. In developing your vehicle, BMW has
incorporated a number of options for personal
adjustment. You can have these programmed
at your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Center.
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Activating/deactivating function for path-
way lighting, refer to page 56.
Activating/deactivating daytime running
lamps, refer to page 56.
Active PDC Park Distance Control is acous-
tically indicated by a signal tone when you
shift into reverse or move the selector lever
into position R, refer to page 47.
There are vehicle-related and person-related
adjustments: Vehicle Memory and Key Mem-
ory. You can configure up to four different basic
adjustments for four different persons. The only
requirement is that each person use his or her
own master key with remote control.
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Different acknowledgment signals to con-
firm arming/disarming the alarm system,
refer to page 24.
After an outside temperature warning has
been issued, the computer display returns
to the previous setting, refer to page 45.
When your vehicle is unlocked with the remote
control, the vehicle recognizes the individual
user by means of a data exchange with the key,
and makes adjustments accordingly.
Acoustic warning if the ignition key remains
in the ignition lock after the driver's door has
been opened, refer to page 18.
In order for you to distinguish between the mas-
ter keys with remote control, color-coded
decals are supplied together with the keys.
Examples of Key Memory functions
What the system can do
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Locking the vehicle after starting to drive,
refer to page 20.
Ask your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Center
about the possibilities of Vehicle Memory and
Key Memory.
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Automatic adjustment of the driver's seat
and exterior mirror position for each person
when unlocking the vehicle, refer to
page 29.
You will see this symbol throughout the
Owner's Manual. It is to remind you at
appropriate places of the settings that are avail-
able to you.<
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Angle of downward tilt of passenger side
mirror, refer to page 31.
Setting units of measure for displays in the
instrument cluster for time, outside temper-
ature, distance driven and fuel consump-
tion, refer to page 45.
Following configuration of memory func-
tions, vehicle operation may differ from
the description in the Owner's Manual. Should
you wish to sell your BMW some day, please
remember to have the memory functions reset
to the factory default settings.<
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| Model Year | 2006 |
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