BMW 7 Series: Introduction
History
Rear Seat Entertainment - E65
The rear seat entertainment system in the E65/E66 featured a folding rear display with a screen diagonal of 6.5" and a resolution of 400 x 240 pixels. The display was driven by the MOST control unit -rear display SG-FD. It converted the analog RGB signals into a digital LVDS signal.
In the E65/E66 it was already possible to listen to several audio sources simultaneously. For instance, while the driver listened to the radio through the speakers, the rear passenger could enjoy a CD through hard-wired headphones. The analog signals made available by the audio devices were placed on the MOST-bus. The headphone interface KHI prepared the signals separately for each headphone socket.
Hard-wired headphones could be connected to the headphone connection module.
Rear Seat Entertainment - E70
A larger rear display with a screen diagonal of 8" and a distinctly higher resolution of 800 x 480 pixels is fitted in the E70 with rear seat entertainment. The folding display is installed between the seats.
The rear display control unit and rear seat entertainment RSE are connected to the K-CAN. Picture transmission takes place directly via LVDS and the signal no longer needs to be converted. The RSE control unit features its own DVD player making it possible to conveniently change DVDs while driving.
External devices such as game consoles, video cameras and hard-wired headphones can be connected directly to the RSE control unit. A headphone interface KHI for signal processing is not required.
An infrared transmitter is integrated in the base of the rear display to allow operation of wireless infrared headphones.
The rear seat entertainment system is remote-controlled. All audio settings made with the remote control relate only to the hard-wired headphones.
Rear Seat Entertainment - F01/F02
Rear seat entertainment option (6FG) is part of the ZRP Rear entertainment Package available on the F01/F02 and is refered to as the "Mid version" in the ISTA Diagnostic Equipment.
The rear seat entertainment system F01/F02 features several innovations in terms of equipment and operation.
Two folding 800 x 480 pixel displays with an infrared transmitter are integrated into the backrests of the front seats. For the first time in a BMW vehicle, the RSE control units are integrated in the MOST-bus.
The rear seat entertainment system features:
- Two displays with a screen diagonal of 8" are fitted.
- The same program can be viewed on both screens.
- An external device (e.g. game console) may be connected to the right or left side of the RSE and the feed from the external device shown on the selected side.
- The system is controlled by remote control.
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System Overview
Audio playback takes place either through the vehicle's speakers or via
headphones. The volume of the speakers
can be adjusted via the multifunction steering wheel, the head unit or with the
remote
System Functions
The rear seat entertainment system must be switched on to execute all its
functions.
The driver can use the iDrive to select the access rights for the rear seat
entertainment system.
Fig. 5: Selec
System Components
The rear seat entertainment system consists of the following components:
RSE control unit with DVD player
One FBAS/CVBS (composite video baseland signal) video signal input
Two separate AV (audio
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Integral Active Steering
Concept
The Integral Active Steering increases the maneuverability
and makes a more direct steering
response possible.
General information
Integral Active Steering is a combination of variable
steering ratio and rear axle steering.
The steering is more direct because the variable
steering ratio amp
Removing And Installing/replacing Left Or Right Tank Cover
Operations on right side analogous to left side shown. Use graphics in a
mirror-inverted way.
Release all screws (2).
Unscrew nut (3).
Feed out tank cover (1) towards rear above tension strut (4).
Fig. 97: Identifying Tank Cover, Screws And Nut
REMOVING AND INSTALLING/REPLACING LEFT OR RIGHT TO
