Table Of Contents - BMW ON-BOARD MONITOR AND NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR E38 E39 E46 E53 Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents1
On-Board Monitor System2
Objectives2
Components4
On-Board Monitor Assembly4
Removal Of On-Board Monitor Assembly From Center Console4
The Components From The Left Side Behind The Trim Cover5
Mark I Navigation Computer Module5
Video Module5
Navigation Computer Removal5
The Components From The Rear Parcel Shelf Under The Trim Panel6
Magnetic Field Sensor6
Global Positioning Receiver Antenna6
Carry Over Components That Are Part Of The On-Board Monitor/Navigation System6
On-Board Monitor And Navigation System Interfaces7
I Bus7
Arcnet7
Video Module Red, Green Blue (Rgb) Output7
On-Board Monitor Controls And Indicators8
Audio System8
Telephone Button And Indicators9
On Screen Controls9
Screen Samples Of The On-Board Monitor Functions11
On Board Computer11
Mark I Gps Navigation11
Telephone12
Code Function12
Set (On-Board Monitor Setup Utility)13
Television13
Digital Sound Processor (Dsp)13
E3813
Auxiliary Ventilation14
Emergency14
Monitor Off14
Wide Screen On-Board Monitor15
Introduction16
The Benefits Of The Wide Screen Design16
Component Overview17
Cassette Drive17
Display Screen And Control Panel18
Wide Screen Board Monitor Interface19
Principle Of Operation20
Workshop Hints20
Service Mode20
To Enter The Radio Service Mode20
To Enter The On-Board Monitor And Navigation Service Mode21
Diagnosis22
Mk-1 Navigation System23
Gps - Navigation System24
Global Positioning System (Gps)24
Mark I Navigation Computer Inputs27
Gps Input Signal27
Sensor Operation28
Front Wheel Speed Sensors29
Reverse Gear Selected29
Rear Window Defroster On Signal29
Mark I Navigation System Operation30
The Graphical Direction Display31
The Graphical Map Display31
Graphical Map Scale32
Graphical Map Positioning32
Gps Indication33
Navigation System Information Screen34
Vehicle Position34
Mark I Navigation System Calibration35
Vehicle Owner Calibration35
Resetting Vehicle Position35
Adjusting Tire Size36
Tire Circumference Measurement37
Precision Adjustment37
Dealership Calibration38
Tools Needed For Dealership Calibration38
The Preconditions Before A Successful Calibration38
Calibration Procedures39
Setting Of Car Parameters40
Aftermarket Wheels Or Suspension Modifications40
Sensor Test41
Wheel Sensor42
Compass (Magnetic Field Sensor Calibration)44
Driving The Vehicle Two Complete Circles45
Driving The Vehicle Around A Block45
Preferred Method - Digitized Address46
Alternate Method - Gps48
Last Method - Angle48
Finish Calibration49
Rear Window Defroster Compensation49
Mark I Navigation System Software Loading50
Mark I Diagnosis And Troubleshooting51
Control Module Id: Board Monitor51
Control Module Id: Video Module51
Control Module Id: Nav Computer51
Navigation Computer Flash Codes52
Mk-2 Navigation System53
Mark Ii Navigation System54
Component Locations And Changes54
Trunk Area54
Parcel Shelf Mounted Components55
Board Monitor55
Mark Ii Navigation Computer56
Integral Electronic Piezo Gyro Sensor56
Gyro Sensor Operation57
On-Board Monitor And Navigation System Interface58
Changes To The Board Monitor Basic Functions59
Automatic Date/Time Display59
Navigation System Diagnostic Mode Displays60
Mark Ii Navigation System Calibration63
Mark Ii Navigation System Diagnosis63
Mk-3 Navigation System64
Purpose Of The System65
The Principle Differences Of The Mk-3 System Over The Previous Mk-265
System Components66
Mk-3 Navigation Computer66
Gps (Global Positioning System) Receiver67
Gyro (Rotation) Sensor67
Gps Antenna68
Display Units68
E52 Mir (Multi Information Radio)68
E46/E53 Color Board Monitor68
Navigation System Interface69
Example Of E38/E39 With Mk-3 Navigation69
Video/Audio Signals70
Information/Body Bus Interface70
Board Monitor (Top Navigation)70
Mir (Radio Navigation)70
Speed Signals71
Reverse Gear Input71
Automatic Transmission Version71
Replacing The Mk-3 Navigation Computer72
To Enter The Navigation Service Mode74
Review Questions77