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BMW M6 Coupe 2006 User Manual

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Storing the steering-wheel position, refer to
Seat, mirror and steering wheel memory,
page

40

.

Electric steering wheel lock

The steering wheel locks or unlocks automati-
cally when the remote control is removed or
inserted, refer to page

50

.

Easy entry/exit

To make it easier to enter and exit the vehicle,
the steering wheel temporarily moves into the
uppermost position.

Programmable button on steering
wheel

You can program the button individually.
The setting is stored for the remote control cur-
rently in use.
iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to
page

16

.

1.

Press the

button.

This opens the start menu.

2.

Press the controller to open the menu.

3.

Select "Vehicle settings" and press the
controller.

4.

Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the
controller until "Steering wheel button" is
selected and press the controller.

A list of different functions appears:

>

"Navigation voice instructions"
Voice instructions of the navigation sys-
tem

*

>

"Air recirculation on / off"
Permanently shutting off outside air,
refer to AUC Automatic recirculated air
control on page

87

>

"Mute on / off"
Mutes the audio sources

>

"Monitor on / off"
Switches the Control Display on/off

>

"Telephone list"

*

Display/hide phone book or last list of
stored phone numbers displayed

>

"Next entertainment source"
Changes audio source

5.

Select the desired function unit and press
the controller.

Operating function

Press the button on the steering wheel.
If you have programmed "Navigation voice
instructions" for the button:

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To switch voice instructions on/off:
Maintain pressure on the button for several
seconds.

>

To repeat the last voice instruction:
Press the button.

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