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CID Pinouts
Anyone here have the pin out description for the connector on the Central Information Display?
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Yes, its in the WDS. Tell me what vehicle + year it came from.
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2007 X3 3.0si (E83).
Thanks:thumbup: JB |
X3 E83 Central information display (CID)
A196 Central information display (CID) Plug connector overview
Number X-pin, colour Description X18802 18-pin, natural Plug connector Central information display (CID) Pin assignments at plug connector X18802 Pin Type Description / Signal type Connection / Measuring notes 1 A Video signal Navigation signal red Video module or Navigation system 2 M Shield Video module or Navigation system 3 A Video signal Navigation signal green Video module or Navigation system 4 M Shield Video module or Navigation system 5 A Video signal Navigation signal blue Video module or Navigation system 6 M Shield Video module or Navigation system 7 A LCD ground from video module/navigation control unit Video module or Navigation system 8 E Terminal 30 Fuse F42 9 M Ground Ground point 10 Not used 11 E/A K-bus signal K-bus connector 12 Not used 13 Not used 14 Not used 15 Not used 16 Not used 17 Not used 18 Not used |
Oops the table disappeared - here it is in plain text:
Central information display (CID) A196 Central information display (CID) Plug connector overview Number X-pin, colour, Description X18802 18-pin, natural, Plug connector Central information display (CID) Pin assignments at plug connector X18802 Pin - Type - Description / Signal type - Connection / Measuring notes 1 A - Video signal Navigation signal red - Video module or Navigation system 2 M - Shield - Video module or Navigation system 3 A - Video signal Navigation signal green - Video module or Navigation system 4 M - Shield - Video module or Navigation system 5 A - Video signal Navigation signal blue - Video module or Navigation system 6 M - Shield - Video module or Navigation system 7 A - LCD ground from video module/navigation control unit - Video module or Navigation system 8 E - Terminal 30 - Fuse F42 9 M - Ground - Ground point 10 Not used 11 E/A - K-bus signal - K-bus connector 12 Not used 13 Not used 14 Not used 15 Not used 16 Not used 17 Not used 18 Not used |
Thanks Jochen!
Interesting, Straight forward (?) RGB with K bus to control the CID unit functions? I'll eventually try putting those pins on a scope. I'm assuming it's probably sync on green. If all goes well, a behind the glovebox micro pc with wifi, and VRS is a distinct reality. Don't know much about the K bus, I wonder if that signal can be thrown in the bit bucket during switch over to PC mode. Need to put together a bounceless switch. I appreciate your great help! :bow: JB |
Yes, sync on green has been stadnard with BMW for a while, it is probably the same. K-bus might be for diagnostics, SW updates, etc as well as any functionality. K-bus is easy to monitor on a PC, it is 9600baud, very nearly RS232, only needs a level converter.
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Have a quick look here.
You need to send some commands to the CID to make it work. First, to open or close and secondly commands to keep it alive. Cheers |
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I know it's an old thread but I'm looking how to make a CID work (mine is for a BMW Z4 but it's the same, or almost). For now I just tried to plug in into 12v but does not do anything. The link you've posted does not work anymore, is there some information somewhere I can use ? |
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