BMW 5 Series: Overview of Sensors
The graphic below provides an overview of the main sensors used in the G30
for the Driver Assistance
Systems and shows their installation locations.
G30 Overview of sensors
- Control unit for radar sensor, right (RSR) (also known as
Short Range Radar (SRR) in Technical Systems)
- KAFAS stereo camera
- Blind Spot Detection (primary) (also known as
Short Range Radar (SRR) in Technical Systems)
- Blind Spot Detection (secondary) (also known as
Short Range Radar (SRR) in Technical Systems)
- Control unit for radar sensor, left (RSL) (also known as
Short Range Radar (SRR) in Technical Systems)
- Active Cruise Control (ACC) (also known as
Full Range Radar Sensor (FRR) in Technical Systems)
- Night Vision camera
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Due to the ever increasing amount of traffic on our roads, Driver Assistance
Systems in vehicles
continue to gain in importance. The systems have different functions: some
gather information to help
The system is operated by pressing the Intelligent Safety button and using a
menu to configure the
Intelligent Safety systems on the Central Information Display (CID).
G30 Intelligent Safety overvie
The camera-based collision warning is part of the Active Driving Assistant
optional equipment
(OE 5AS) in the G30 and is implemented using the KAFAS stereo camera.
The collision warning in the
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General information
In the event of a severe accident, the vehicle is
automatically unlocked. The hazard warning system
and interior lights come on.
Overview
Buttons for the central locking system.
Locking
Press the button with the front
doors
closed.
The fuel filler flap remains unlocked.
The
On the G30, the rear light assembly is attached with 3 screws to the body.
Due to the very small gap
dimensions to the body, it is necessary to adjust the rear lights to the body.
Two adjusting elements
(figure B) are provided for this purpose; they can be seen when the trunk is
open and the trim