Remote Entry (Fzv) - BMW 5251 Service Manual

Central Locking and Anti-Theft
Trunk lock
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T r ~ n k ftey pos~rions for eecir'cal mama, locking and
-nlock~ng are:
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Manual unock
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Unlock. DWA oisarmed, conven:ence open
(nold un1:l aclivaledj
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N e ~ t r a l posit'on
1 . -ocn. DWA armeo, Convenience closng
(hold ~ n t i activated)
5. Valet .oc,t position
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Key memory
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The remote trunk button (arrow) is located in the lefl lticlc
panel.
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The trunk can be opened from this remote release when the
doors are locked from the central locking button. The trunk
remote button is disabled when the trunkis loclted in the valet
position or when a speed signal of 4 mph is present at the
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Remote entry (FZV)
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The €39 remote (keyless) entry system (FZV) uses a tiny ra-
dio transmitter in the vehicle key to lock and unlock the doors
and the trunk by remote control. There are a number of other
features incorporated in FZV:
Locltinglunloclting of fuel filler lid
Selective unlocking of driver's door (as with key in lock)
Armingldisarming of DWA alarm system
Remote unlocking of trunk lid or tailgate
Comfort opening of windows and sunroof
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Interior lighting activation
Panic mode alarm activation
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Models to 1999: Key incorporates LED. LED informs oper-
ator that an FZV signal is being transmitted. LED is also
useful indicator of key initialization status and lkey self-test.
Keys delivered with four different colored labels. This is
helpful to differentiate FZV keys during initialization, pre.
venting possibility of misassigning key ID which would
change coded Key Memory functions.