BMW 5 Series: Alarm System
System wiring diagram
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Alarm system
- Engine compartment lid contact switch
- Fuse for front right power distribution box
- Body Domain Controller (BDC)
- Door contact, front passenger's side, front
- CAN terminator
- Door contact on front passenger's side, rear
- Fuse for rear right power distribution box
- Siren with tilt alarm sensor
- trunk contact switch in the trunk lock
- Door contact on driver's side, rear
- Roof function center (FZD)
- LED in the interior mirror
- Door contact, driver's side, front
The alarm system in the G30 is equipped with an ultrasonic interior movement detector for monitoring the passenger compartment. The ultrasonic interior movement detector (USIS) is fully integrated in the roof function center (FZD).
The door contacts, engine compartment lid contact switch and the opening of the trunk are monitored by the Body Domain Controller. As soon as a status changes, the ultrasonic interior movement detector receives this information via the K-CAN2. If the alarm system is activated, the siren with tilt alarm sensor is activated by the control unit in the event of a break-in.
The SINE is connected to the FZD via a local interconnect network bus.
The status of the alarm system is displayed via the LED at the interior mirror.
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Limits of the system
Due to the physical limits during the ultrasonic measurement, obstructions
may not be detected by the
Park Distance Control system. Several examples of this are shown below:
If the objects are thin or wedge-shaped.
When the objects are low.
When objects that, due to their shape, have corners an
External devices
General information
External devices can also be connected to the
vehicle as additional entertainment sources.
Connection of external audio and video devices
or digital cameras via the HDMI in the
rear. Operation takes place on the external
device.
Connection of external devices via the USB
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