BMW 3: 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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High-beam Assistant
Concept
The high-beam Assistant detects other traffic
participants early on and automatically switches
the high beams on or off depending on the traffic
situation.
General information
The high-beam Assistant ensures that the high
beams are switched on, whenever the traffic situation
allows. In the l
System components
The front radar sensor (FRS) or the front radar sensor long range (FRSF) is
needed to reliably detect
the vehicles in front. Consequently, adaptive recuperation is only possible with
the optional equipment
Active Cruise Control with Stop&Go function (SA 5DF).
Adaptive recuperation can be
