Tài liệu Owner''''s Handbook for Vehicle P2 pptx

Take the remote control with you when you leave the car, otherwise children, for example, could operate the windows and possibly injure themselves.< Opening, closing > Press the switch u

Malfunction

Comfort access may malfunction as a result of

interference from local radio signals In this

case, open or close the car using the buttons on

the remote control or the key You can

subse-quently start the engine by inserting the remote

control into the ignition lock

Changing the battery

The battery in the remote control for comfort

access requires replacement from time to time

1 Remove the integrated key from the remote

control, see page26

2 Remove the cover

3 Insert a new battery with the plus side up

4 Press the cover back into position

Dispose of the old battery only at an

authorised collecting point or hand it in to

BMW Service.<

Windows

Observe the windows during the closing

procedure, to avoid any injuries

Take the remote control with you when you

leave the car, otherwise children, for example,

could operate the windows and possibly injure

themselves.<

Opening, closing

> Press the switch until the pressure point is felt:

The window is opened for as long as you press the switch

> Press the switch beyond the pressure point:

The window opens automatically Press the switch again to halt the opening movement

Close the window similarly by pulling the switch

There are separate switches in the rear of the car for the rear windows

For comfort operation using the remote control

or door lock, see page29 or31

Comfort closing with comfort access, see page38

After the ignition is switched off

You can still operate the windows for approx

1 minute after the remote control has been removed or the ignition switched off

Trap protection

If the closing force of a window exceeds

a specific value as it closes, the closing action is interrupted and the window reopens slightly

Despite the trap protection function, make sure that the windows are not obstructed as they close; if this precaution is not taken, the risk remains that thin objects, for instance, could fail to interrupt the closing movement

Do not install any accessories in the movement range of the windows in order not to impair the

Opening and

Closing without the trap protection

function

If an external hazard or ice on the windows does

not allow you to close the windows normally,

proceed as follows:

1 Pull the switch past the pressure point and

keep it there The trap protection function is

restricted and the window opens slightly

when the closing force exceeds a certain

value

2 Pull the switch beyond the pressure point

again within 4 seconds and keep it there

The window closes without the trap

protec-tion funcprotec-tion

Safety switch

This enables you to prevent the rear door

win-dows being opened and closed at the switches

in the rear seat area, for instance by children

When the safety function is switched on, the

LED lights up

Press the safety switch when carrying

children on the rear seat, otherwise

care-less closing of the windows could result in

injury.<

Glass roof*, electric

Observe the glass roof during the closing procedure, to avoid any injuries

Take the remote control with you when you leave the car, otherwise children could operate the roof and possibly injure themselves.<

Raising

Press the switch

If the glass roof is closed, it is raised and the sliding trim opens slightly

Do not close the sliding trim forcibly with the roof in the raised position, as this could damage the mechanism.<

Opening, closing

> Push the switch back as far as the pressure point

The glass roof and sliding trim open in uni-son for as long as you hold the switch in this position

> Briefly press the switch back beyond the pressure point

The glass roof and sliding trim open auto-matically Briefly pressing the switch again stops this movement

The glass roof is closed in the same way by slid-ing the switch forwards The slidslid-ing trim remains open and can be closed manually For comfort operation using the remote control

or door lock, see page29 or31

Comfort closing with comfort access, see page38

Automatic opening and closing

Briefly press the switch beyond the pressure

point

Further to this, the following movements are

automated:

> Press the switch with the roof open: the roof

moves to the fully raised position

> When the roof is raised, briefly press the

switch in the direction for opening: the roof

moves to the fully open position

Briefly pressing the switch again stops this

movement

After the ignition is switched off

You can still operate the roof for approx

1 minute after the remote control has been

removed or the ignition switched off

Trap protection

If the glass roof encounters an obstruction

dur-ing closdur-ing from approximately the centre of the

roof aperture, or during closing from the raised

position, the closing movement is interrupted

and the glass roof is opened again slightly

Despite the trap protection function,

make sure that the roof is not obstructed

as it closes; if this precaution is not taken, the

risk remains that thin objects, for instance,

could fail to interrupt the closing movement.<

Closing without the trap protection

function

If there is an external hazard, slide the switch

forward beyond the pressure point and keep it

there The roof closes without the trap

protec-tion funcprotec-tion

After a power failure

After a power failure, it is possible that the roof

will only move to the raised position Then have

the system initialised BMW recommends that

you have this work performed by BMW Service

Manual operation

In the event of an electrical fault, you can move the glass roof manually

1 Fold the cover down, applying the screw-driver from the toolkit, see page224, at the point indicated if necessary

2 Insert the Allen key from the toolkit, see

Turn the glass roof in the desired direction

To close, turn in the direction indicated by the arrow

Opening and

Touring:

Panorama glass roof*

Observe the panorama glass roof during

the closing procedure, to avoid any

inju-ries

Take the remote control with you when you

leave the car, otherwise children could operate

the roof and possibly injure themselves.<

Raising

Press the switch

If the roof is closed, it is raised and the sliding

trim opens slightly

Do not close the sliding trim forcibly with

the roof in the raised position, as this

could damage the mechanism.<

Opening, closing

Sliding trim

When the roof is closed or in the raised position,

you can move the sliding trim independently of

the roof

> Push the switch back as far as the pressure

point

The sliding trim opens for as long as you

hold the switch in this position

> Briefly press the switch back beyond the

pressure point

The sliding trim opens automatically

Briefly pressing the switch again stops this

movement

The sliding trim is closed in the same way by

sliding the switch forwards

Panorama glass roof

With the sliding trim open, proceed as described for the sliding trim

For comfort operation using the remote control

or door lock, see page29 or31

Comfort closing with comfort access, see page38

Opening and closing roof and sliding trim together

Briefly press the switch beyond the pressure point twice in rapid succession

Briefly pressing the switch again stops this movement

Comfort functions

> Press the switch twice with the roof open: The roof is raised

> When the roof is raised, briefly press the switch twice in the direction for opening: The roof moves to the fully open position

Comfort position

The roof is not fully opened in the comfort posi-tion This reduces wind noise inside the car Each time it is fully opened or closed, the pano-rama glass roof halts in the comfort position If desired, the movement can then be continued using the switch

After the ignition is switched off

You can still operate the roof for approx

1 minute after the remote control has been removed or the ignition switched off

Trap protection

If the panorama glass roof or sliding trim encounter an obstruction during closing from approximately one-third of the roof aperture, or during closing from the raised position, the closing movement is interrupted and the pano-rama glass roof and sliding trim are opened again slightly

Despite the trap protection function,

make sure that the roof is not obstructed

as it closes; if this precaution is not taken, the

risk remains that thin objects, for instance,

could fail to interrupt the closing movement.<

Closing without the trap protection

function

If there is an external hazard, slide the switch

forward beyond the pressure point and keep it

there The roof closes without the trap

protec-tion funcprotec-tion

After a power failure

After a power failure, it is possible that the roof

will only move to the raised position Then have

the system initialised BMW recommends that

you have this work performed by BMW Service

Manual operation

In the event of an electrical fault, you can move

the roof manually

1 Fold the cover down, if necessary applying

the screwdriver from the toolkit at the point

indicated, see page224

2 Take the Allen key from the holder next to the toolkit and insert it into the designated aperture Turn the roof in the desired direc-tion To close, turn in the direction indicated

by the arrow

Adjusting

Safe seated position

A seated position that suitably reflects your

requirements is a vital condition of relaxed

driv-ing with a minimum of fatigue In conjunction

with the seat belts, the head restraints and the

airbags, the seated position has a major

influ-ence on your safety in the event of an accident

You should therefore observe the following

notes in order to maintain the protective

func-tion of the car's safety systems

For additional notes on carrying children in

safety, see page57

Airbags

Keep your distance from the airbags

Always grip the steering wheel on the rim,

with your hands in the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock

positions, to minimise the risk of injury to the

hands or arms in the event of the airbag being

triggered

No other persons, pets or objects should be

held or permitted to remain between the airbag

and yourself

Do not use the front airbag cover on the front

passenger's side as a tray Make sure that the

front passenger likewise adopts a correct

seated position and does not rest feet or legs on

the instrument panel, for example, otherwise

he/she could sustain leg injuries in the event of

the front airbag being triggered

Make sure that passengers do not use the side

or head-level airbags as headrests, otherwise

they may sustain injuries in the event of the

air-bags triggering.<

Even if all these instructions are complied with,

certain injuries as a result of contact with the

airbag cannot be entirely ruled out, depending

on the circumstances in which an accident

occurs Occupants with sensitive hearing may

be subject to brief and generally temporary

The locations of the airbags and additional notes are given on page104

Head restraints

Head restraints adjusted to the correct height reduce the risk of injuries to the neck in the event of an accident

Adjust the head restraint in such a way that its centre is at approximately ear level; otherwise, there is an increased risk of injury should an accident occur.<

Head restraints see page48

Seat belt

All occupants should always fasten their seat belts before you set off The airbags are a com-plementary safety feature and not a substitute for the seat belts

Never restrain more than one person with each seat belt Babies or small children must not travel on the lap of another occupant Around the pelvis, make sure that the belt sits firmly on the hips and does not press down on the stomach Do not fasten the seat belt around the neck, pull it across sharp edges or route or fasten it over fixed or fragile objects Pull the seat belt tight and without twisting across the pelvis and shoulder and keep it as close as pos-sible to the body in order to avoid it slipping over the hips and injuring the stomach in the event of

a frontal collision Avoid wearing bulky clothing and regularly pull the belt in the upper-body area taut, otherwise its restraining effect could

be impaired

Touring: if the centre seat belt is used, the wider backrest must be locked in position, see

have any restraining effect.<

Seat belts see page50

Seats

Note before adjusting

Do not reposition the driver's seat while

the car is in motion The seat could move

unexpectedly, leading to the driver losing

con-trol of the car, and possibly resulting in an

acci-dent

Do not recline the driver's or front passenger's

seat back too far, otherwise there will be a risk

of sliding under the seat belt in an accident, so

that the belt loses its protective effect.<

Observe also the notes on damaged seat belts

on page50 and on the active front head

restraint* onpage49

Adjusting manually

Failure to comply with the notes on

risk.<

1 Forward/back

2 Angle of driver's seat

Forward/back: pull the lever up and slide the

seat to the preferred position After releasing

the lever, move the seat gently forward or back

to make sure it engages properly in position

Angle of driver's seat: pull the lever up and

move the seat until the desired angle is

obtained After releasing the lever, move the

seat gently forward or back to make sure it

engages properly in position

Thigh support*

Pull the lever and move the thigh support for-ward or back

Electrical adjustment

Failure to comply with the notes on

risk.<

3 Height

4 Seat back

Non-standard, depending on seat:

1 Longitudinal direction*

2 Height*

3 Seat tilt*

4 Backrest*

Additional, depending on seat:

1 Backrest width*

2 Shoulder support*

3 Thigh support*

4 Lumbar support*

Shoulder support*

This also supports the back around the

shoul-ders This results in a relaxed seated position

and reduces the load on the shoulder muscles

Lumbar support*

The seat back contour can be altered to provide

The upper edge of the pelvis and the spinal col-umn are supported, to encourage an upright but relaxed seated position

> To increase or reduce the curvature: press switch at front or rear edge

> To move the curved section up or down: press switch at top or bottom

Active backrest width adjustment*

First adjust the width of the backrest to a com-fortable position, see further above Using the selected backrest width as the basis, lateral support is automatically adapted to the current driving situation

The extent to which the backrest is adjusted and the speed with which this takes place depend on the program You can choose from three programs, ranging from comfortable to sporty

Button with three LEDs

Each press of the button switches between the programs:

> "Comfort": one LED

> "Normal": two LEDs

> "Sport": three LEDs

To switch off: press and hold down button

Button with one LED

Press the button as often as necessary until the

desired program is shown on the control

dis-play The LED in the button lights up

To switch off: press and hold down button

Easy entry/exit*

To facilitate entry and exit, the backrest width is

temporarily opened fully

Seat, mirror and steering

wheel position memory*

You can memorise and call up two different

positions for the driver's and front passenger's

seat*, the outside mirrors and the steering

The lumbar support setting is not stored in the position memory

Memorising

1 Switch on radio readiness or the ignition, see page60

2 Select the desired seat, outside mirror and steering wheel positions

3 Press the button:

The LED in the button lights up

4 Press the desired memory button1 or 2:

The LED goes out

Calling up

Do not call up the memory while the car is

in motion, otherwise an unexpected seat

or steering wheel movement may cause an accident.<

Comfort function

1 Unlock and open the driver's door or switch

on radio readiness

2 Briefly press memory button1 or 2 as

desired

The adjusting procedure is halted when you press a seat adjustment switch or touch one of the memory buttons

Safety function

1 Close the driver's door and switch the igni-tion on or off

2 Press memory button1 or 2 as desired until

the adjusting procedure has been com-pleted

If the button was pressed accidentally:

Press the button again; the LED will go out

Request with remote control

The last driver's seat, outside mirror and steer-ing wheel position selected is memorised in the remote control currently in use

You can choose when the position is called up:

> Calling up when unlocking the car

If this function is used, first make sure that

the footwell behind the driver's seat is

unobstructed Otherwise persons could be

injured or objects damaged if the seat should

start to move towards the rear.<

The adjusting procedure is halted when you

press a seat adjustment switch or touch one of

the memory buttons

iDrive, principle, see page14

1 Call up the start menu

2 Press the controller to call up the menu

3 Select "Settings" and press the controller

4 Select "Vehicle / Tyres" and press the

con-troller

5 If necessary, move the highlighted marker

to the uppermost field Turn the controller

until "Door locks" is selected and press the

controller

6 Select "Central locking" and press the

con-troller

7 Select "Last seat pos." and press the

con-troller

8 Select "After unlocking" or "After door

opens"

To switch off the calling-up procedure: Select "Automatic off" and press the controller

Head restraints

Head restraints adjusted to the correct height reduce the risk of injuries to the neck in the event of an accident

Adjust the head restraint in such a way that its centre is at approximately ear level; otherwise, there is an increased risk of injury should an accident occur Only remove the head restraints if no one will be sitting on the seat in question Reattach the head restraints before transporting any passengers on the seats; otherwise the passenger's head will be unprotected.<

Front seats: adjusting height Adjusting manually

> Up: pull

> Down: press the button, arrow1, and slide

the head restraint down

To remove:

1 Pull the head restraint up as far as its limit of travel

2 Press the button, arrow1, and pull the head

restraint fully out