BMW z4 roadster 2.5i-2003 Manual Do Utilizador

At a glance

Controls

Driving tips

Mobility

Reference

Vehicle Memory,
Key Memory

How the system functions

You have probably frequently wished that
you could configure individual functions of
your vehicle to reflect your own personal
requirements. In engineering your vehicle,
BMW has incorporated a number of
options for personal adjustment that can be
programmed into your vehicle 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.
You can have up to four different basic set-
tings adjusted for four different persons.
The only requirement is that each person
uses his or her own remote control key.

When your vehicle is unlocked with the
remote control, the vehicle recognizes the
individual user by means of a data
exchange with the key, and makes adjust-
ments accordingly.

Colored decals were provided with the
keys to help you distinguish between the
different personal remote control keys.

What the system can do

You can learn about the entire array of fea-
tures this system offers at your BMW cen-
ter. A few examples follow below:

Examples for Vehicle Memory:

Various signals as acknowledgement
when locking or unlocking your vehicle:
refer to pages

Activation/deactivation of the "Follow-
me-home" function: refer to page

Activation/deactivation of daytime driv-
ing lamps: refer to page

Setting the units of measurement for
the temperature and distance traveled
in the instrument cluster display.

Examples for Key Memory:

Locking of the vehicle when you start
off: refer to page

Automatic adjustment of the driver's
seat position to the personal pro-
grammed settings when the vehicle is
unlocked: refer to page

You will see this symbol throughout
the Owner's Manual. It is to remind

you at appropriate places of the settings
that are available to you.