BMW 7 Series: Introduction
The very name "Head-Up" describes the principle benefit of this system. The Head-up Display (HUD) projects a virtual image into the driver's field of vision. Important information such as cruise control details or graphical directions from the navigation system are projected onto the windshield and are thus permanently visible within the driver's field of view.
The driver of a BMW thus has the important data and graphics put up in his field of view, just like a pilot in his jet fighter.
The head-up display in the new BMW 7 Series incorporates various functions aimed at enhancing road safety and driver convenience.
That includes display of:
- Information from the DCC cruise control system
- Information from the navigation system
- Check Control messages
- Road speed
Having the displays in the driver's direct field of view increases safety, as the eyes are always on the traffic.
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Fig. 31: Display Head-Up (HUD) On F01/F02
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Head-up Display System Schematic Circuit Diagram
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Fig. 32: Schematic Head-Up Display System Circuit Diagram
HEAD-UP DISPLAY SYSTEM LEGENDS
- Central Gateway Module (ZGM)
- Head-up display (HUD)
- Central Information Display (CID)
- Junction box (JB)
- Front power distribution box
- Controller
- Car Information Computer (CIC)
- Instrument cluster (KOMBI)
- Driver assistance system control panel (BAFAS)
- Footwell module (FRM)
K-CAN - Body controller area network
LIN-Bus - Local Interconnect Network bus
HUD CONTROL UNIT K-ACN SIGNALS REFERENCE CHART
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System Functions
The Principle
The HUD can be compared to a projection device. A light source is required to
project the HUD information.
The two LED arrays (red and green) serve as the light source. The image conte
System Component
The head-up display is fitted above the steering column, immediately behind
the instrument cluster. It is
fastened to the bulkhead supporting structure by three hexagon-head bolts.
Fig. 38: Identify
Service Information
The following information for the technician is described in this section:
Adjusting the brightness
Adjusting the height of the horizon on the HUD
Vertical rotation of the image
Test functions
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Removing And Installing Or Replacing Fuel Pump
Recycling
Fuel escapes when fuel lines are detached. Have a suitable collecting vessel
ready.
Catch and dispose of escaping fuel.
Observe country-specific waste disposal regulations.
Undo screw (1) and remove cover (2) in direction of arrow.
Fig. 118: Removing Cover And Screw
Release screw (1).
Lane Change Warning
REMOVING AND INSTALLING/REPLACING SENSOR FOR LANE CHANGE WARNING
(HC2 SENSOR) ON LEFT OR RIGHT
Necessary preliminary work
Remove REAR BUMPER TRIM
Disconnect plug connection (1).
Unfasten screws (2).
Remove HC2 sensor (3).
Fig. 21: Identifying HC2 Sensor And Plug Connection With Screws
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