BMW 7 Owners & Service Manuals

BMW 7 Series: Vehicle Information

There are three sub-groups that can be selected in the "Vehicle info" menu:

  • Onboard computer
  • Trip computer
  • Vehicle status

Onboard Computer

The onboard computer takes the place of the trip computer previously known from the CCC.

The information available:

  • Range
  • Distance to destination
  • Arrival time
  • Average fuel consumption
  • Average speed

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Fig. 69: Onboard Computer Information - Range

Trip Computer

The onboard computer 2 takes the place of the trip computer previously known from the CCC.

The information available:

  • Departure time
  • Time remaining
  • Distance remaining
  • Average fuel consumption
  • Average speed

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Fig. 70: Trip Computer Information - Departure Time

Vehicle Status

The functions found under Vehicle Status are:

  • TPMS (tire failure indicator)

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Fig. 71: Vehicle Status - TPMS (Tire Failure Indicator)

  • TPMS initialization

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Fig. 72: Vehicle Status - TPMS Initialization

  • Service Required

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Fig. 73: Vehicle Status - Service Required

  • Vehicle Information - Check Control Messages

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Fig. 74: Vehicle Information - Check Control Messages

Settings

The following settings can be edited under the Settings sub-menu:

COMPONENT SETTINGS REFERENCE CHART

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Language/Units

There are three different languages that can be selected:

  • English US
  • French
  • Spanish

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Fig. 75: Language Options In Settings Menu

Voice Recognition

The CCC command "Options" in the voice recognition system has been renamed to "Language options". The reason for this is that the newly created "Options menu" is accessed with the "Options" command.

In addition to the display language, the input and output language used in the voice recognition system can also be selected. Beeps are no longer heard between the individual dialog steps and it is possible to choose between "Default" and "Short" voice dialog commands.

Default dialog:

SYSTEM: "Please name the town"

USER: "Munich" - shown on display

SYSTEM: "Name the number of the correct entry and say new entry"

USER: "Entry one"

Short dialog:

SYSTEM: "Town"

USER: "Munich" - shown on display

SYSTEM: "Which entry"?

USER: "One"

Favorite Buttons

There are six favorite buttons available in the CIC.

The favorite buttons have the following operating modes:

  • Short press, activates the button's assigned function
  • Long press, storage of functions currently displayed and selected in the CID

The Long press function is capable of storing the following selections:

  • Radio stations
  • CD, DVD player
  • DVD changer access
  • Phone numbers
  • Navigation destinations (these must already be stored under "Contacts" or entered from "Last destinations")

A new feature in this system is the option of assigning any of the sub-menus such as "Navigation" or "Vehicle info" to the favorite buttons.

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Fig. 76: Demonstration Of Long Press Favorite Button Function

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