BMW 5 Series: Adjusting
Brightness
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "Displays".
4. "Control display".
5. Adjust the brightness of the screen.
Headphones
Connect cordless headphones.
Tone
If the vehicle loudspeakers are selected for sound output, the settings are adjusted as in the front.
If headphones are selected for sound output, only treble, base, and surround can be adjusted.
The settings are made separately for the left and right headphones.
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "General settings".
4. "Sound settings".
Sharing settings
The following settings can be adjusted for a shared entertainment source from the front:
- A shared entertainment source is automatically
accepted in the rear.
With limited rear operation the shared entertainment source will be accepted in the rear automatically.
- A shared entertainment source is automatically rejected in the rear.
- The acceptance or rejection of a shared entertainment source in the rear is optional.
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "General settings".
4. "Pop-ups".
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Operation
General information
This chapter describes functions that are operated
in a different way to the way they are operated
in the front, or are only available in the rear.
Music hard disk
Saving of musi
External devices
General information
External devices can also be connected to the
vehicle as additional entertainment sources.
Connection of external audio and video devices
or digital cameras via the HDMI in the
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Person warning with City
braking function
Concept
The system may prevent some accidents with
pedestrians. When driving at city speeds, the
system will issue a warning if there is imminent
risk of a collision with pedestrians, and support
with a braking function.
General information
The system is active at speeds of approx.
3 mph/5 km/h up t
Operating strategy of the heat management module
The following graphic shows the positions of the rotary valve as the coolant
temperature increases.
Circuit diagram of heat management module in B58TU engine
0 % - Rotary valve closed
100% - Rotary valve open
Cold start
Warm-up phase
Operating temperature
Transition from normal operatio
