BMW serie 3 sport wagon 2002 Manual Do Utilizador

Vehicle Memory, Key Memory

How it works

No doubt you have often reflected on
how great it would be if you could
permanently configure your vehicle's
various features and adjustments to
mirror your own personal preferences.
In engineering your vehicle, BMW has
included a number of options for
storing personal adjustment data.
These can be programmed at your
BMW center.

The available configuration data fall into
two categories, according to whether
their primary orientation is the vehicle
(Vehicle Memory) or the individual (Key
Memory). Provided that each person
has a separate remote-control key, you
can have your BMW center enter basic
adjustment data for up to four individ-
uals in the system.

The system relies on a bilateral data
exchange to identify the individual user
and dial in the selected settings when-
ever the remote control unit is used to
disengage the locks.

Color-coded decals have been
provided to help you distinguish the
different keys with their individual
settings.

What the system can do

You can learn about the entire array of
features this system offers at your BMW
center. Here are just a few examples:

Examples for Vehicle Memory:

Various confirmation signals when
you lock or unlock the vehicle, refer
to pages

Activation/deactivation of the "Follow
me home" lamps, refer to page

Activation/deactivation of the
daytime driving lamps, refer to
page

Examples for Key Memory:

Engagement of the vehicle's door
locks as soon as it starts to move,
refer to page

Automatic seat adjustment according
to the individual's personal settings
when the vehicle is unlocked, refer to
page

Option of unlocking the driver's door
first, and then the rest of the vehicle,
refer to page

At various points in this Owner's
Manual you will see this symbol

indicating that the system or function
described in the adjacent section can
be adjusted to reflect your personal
preferences.