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Old 01-16-2007, 06:43 AM
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perspective mode needs to be enabled in 2 places, in the arrow map pointing menu and the hidden setup menu.

Goto the menu screen select setup (or settings) and hold menu button for 10 seconds, when the hidden menu appears scroll down untill the perspective mode option is selectable.
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Old 01-16-2007, 06:56 AM
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tugpilot,
I'm not sure if v27 allows bird's view. I think v27.1 did, and I am sure V28 does.
In any case you have first to enter the service mode menu and enable "perspective" view (it is called "panorama" in the Spanish version).
After that you will find a new "perspective" option in the user menu, together with "North up" and "Vehicle heading up" options you already have.
To enter the service mode menu go to the main menu and select and enter the "set" option. Then press the "menu" key continuously until the service mode menu appears (it will take some 10 seconds or more).
Once in the service mode scroll down past the last option into the second screen. In my car the "perspective" option is the first (and only option) in the second screen.
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PD: This message has been edited to correct a gross mistake in its original wording. It previously referred to the radio service menu instead of the service mode menu as it does now. I am sorry I might have been misleading some of you.

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How do I know if I have a I-Bus or a so called M.O.S.T ring? I have a 2006 June X5 and wanna install a MK3 in it.If there is no I-bus can I still install MK3?
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Old 01-22-2007, 09:38 AM
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How do I know if I have a I-Bus or a so called M.O.S.T ring? I have a 2006 June X5 and wanna install a MK3 in it.If there is no I-bus can I still install MK3?
You have the I-Bus system in your car. BMW did not introduce MOST into the X5 until the new 2007 model.
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Thanks Brian......
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You have the I-Bus system in your car. BMW did not introduce MOST into the X5 until the new 2007 model.
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I finally succeeded in coding VIN and body type into the car computer. I had some problems with the making of the I-Bus interface but it seems these are over now. Thank you RolandDV for it.

I now have “Auto emergency call” activated, and a new option for “BMW Assist” in the main menu.

- Does anybody know what is “Auto emergency call” supposed to do? Is it related to the S.O.S. option in the telephone menu? Does it actually call someone automatically? What is it that triggers the call? Who is it it calls? Would it be a voice call or a SMS call? Any of the telephone numbers to be keyed in the “telematics settings” screen have any meaning to this regard? What numbers should I key in for Spain?
- What is “BMW Assist”? What telephone numbers in the “telematics settings” screen refer to “BMW Assist? What telephone numbers should be keyed-in?

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- Does anybody know what is “Auto emergency call” supposed to do?
When you crash your car, it will automatically call BMW Assist centre and report the emergency, with your vehicle type, colour, licence plate, location, and crash data

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Is it related to the S.O.S. option in the telephone menu?
Yes

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Does it actually call someone automatically? What is it that triggers the call?
Yes, it calls automatically when the airbag unit detects a crash.

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Who is it it calls? Would it be a voice call or a SMS call?
It calls the number programmed in the Telematics settings menu.
It sends a SMS text message in 4 parts.

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Any of the telephone numbers to be keyed in the “telematics settings” screen have any meaning to this regard? What numbers should I key in for Spain?
Ask your local BMW Dealer what the correct numbers are for Spain.

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- What is “BMW Assist”? What telephone numbers in the “telematics settings” screen refer to “BMW Assist? What telephone numbers should be keyed-in?
BMW Assist allows you to send txt messages asking for help from your BMW using the BMW phone system
In many countries BMW Assist is a subscription service, here in New Zealand I do not believe the local BMW dealer offers the service.
Ask at your BMW Dealer if BMW Assist is available in Spain, and what the charges are.
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Old 01-29-2007, 04:40 PM
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Thank you Kiwi.
From your answer I understand that Emergency Call may work, once the proper phone numbers are keyed in the system, but that BMW Assist will not work unless it is available in my country and I have subscribed to it.
There are three numbers to key:
- SMSC CENTRE
- SMS number
- Cust. Service
I guess the first two numbers refer to the Emergency Call and the last one to BMW Assist.
Can you confirm my assumptions?
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Old 01-30-2007, 05:19 AM
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SMSC Centre is the SMS message centre that your mobile service provide specifices. Look it up on your cellphone.

SMS number is the number to send the emergency call text messages to
Cust Service is the number to call BMW customer service (voice call I think)

Once you have the SMSC centre number set, you can ender the SMS number of a friends cellphone and send him the text message. Try it!
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Hi

How would you send a sms message from the car?

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