BMW MOTORRAD AUDIO SYSTEM Manuel de service

BMW MotorradThe Ultimate RidingMachineRider's ManualAudio system BMW Professional 2000

Overall view1 Operating panel ( 7)2 Handlebar satellite ( 8)3 Multifunction display ( 9)4 Audio system in lockablecompartment ( 10)26zGeneral views

Operating panel1 Station search, manual( 22)Fast-back or fast-forwardthe tracks ( 30)2 Select the FM range( 20)3 Select the AM range( 21)4 Scan the wa

Handlebar satellite1 Activate the traffic-pro-gramme function ( 25)Lower the volume to zero(MUTE) ( 13)2 Selecting previous station ortrack ( 22) ( 29

Multifunction display1 Panel for the audio system'sstatus indicators29zGeneral views

Audio system inlockable compartment1 CD slot ( 29)2 Audio system with CD play-er3 Plug for external audiodevices ( 32)4 Lock (see Rider's Manual)

General operationGeneral operationSwitching on audio system . . . ... 12Switching off audio system . . . ... 12Selecting an operating mode . .

Switching on audiosystemSwitch on the ignition.If the audio system was onwhen the ignition was switchedoff, it automatically switches onagain.If the a

Repeatedly press the CD/* but-ton to step through the se-quence to the operating modeyou want.You can switch from theCD or AUX operating modedirectly

Cancelling MUTEPress button 1.Volume returns to normal.Adjust the volume ( 13)Volume returns to normal.Volume and speedThe audio system can automatic-

Left/right balanceSound curve (loudness) ON/OFFThe tone menu closes and thenew settings are accepted ifyou wait a certain period oftime without pressi

Motorcycle data/dealership detailsMotorcycle dataModelVehicle identification numberColour codeDate of first registrationRegistration numberDealership

Adjusting front/rearvolume fade settingIf the motorcycle is fitted withrear speakers, press buttons 2and 4 to adjust the front/rearvolume fade setting

Resetting parameters todefaultsPress and hold down the TONbutton until the reading on thedisplay changes.The wordsTONE LIN appearbriefly on the displa

318zGeneral operation

RadioRadioSwitching on radio . . ... 20Wavebands . . . ... 20Station search ... 22Station memory

Switching on radioSwitching on radioSwitch on the audio system( 12)Select an operating mode( 12)WavebandsSelecting FM rangePress the FM button.The FM-

If RDS is active, the name of theRDS station to which the receiv-er is tuned appears on the dis-play. If the station name is notincluded in the broadc

Station searchStation search, manualPress the MAN button.The display showsMAN andthe current frequency.Press button 2 or 4.The receiver searches up or

able, until it finds the next sta-tion transmitting with adequatesignal strength.The display shows a frequency,indicating the station to whichthe rece

Press the MEM button.MEMORY flashes on the dis-play.Press button 2 or 4 to selectthe memory slot A.The current assignment of thismemory slot appears o

Traffic channelMethod of operationIf a station broadcasting on theFM waveband transmits trafficannouncements, this is includedin the RDS information (

Details described or illustratedin this booklet may differ fromthe motorcycle's actual specifica-tion as purchased, the accessor-ies fitted or th

Adjusting traffic-programme volumeWhile a traffic-programme an-nouncement is in progress,press buttons 3 and 5 to ad-just volume to your personalprefe

CD playerCD playerSafety instructions . . ... 28Switching on CD player . . ... 28Inserting CD . . ... 29Eje

Safety instructionsOperating temperaturesThe CD player is designedto operate in the temperat-ure range from 0 °C to 60 °C.In order to avoid malfunctio

Inserting CDSwitch on the audio system( 12)Slip the CD about one third ofthe way into CD slot 1.The CD is automatically pulledin the rest of the way.I

Scanning CDPress the SC/RP button.Starting at the current track,each track on the CD is playedfor approximately 10 seconds.The display shows the name

External audio devicesExternal audio devicesRequirements. ... 32Connecting audio device. ... 32Options for adjusting the

RequirementsSuitable audio devices (such asan MP3 player, for example) canbe connected to the audio sys-tem by means of the plug in thestowage compart

Repeatedly press the CD/* but-ton until the AUX operatingmode is selected.Options for adjustingthe input signalYou can set the audio device'sinpu

634zExternal audio devices

Technical dataTechnical dataIndicators and what they mean... 36Technical data for radio . . ... 38Technical data for external audiodevice

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Indicators and what they meanRadioMUTE Mute functionMAN Manual station searchSEEK Automatic station searchMEM Manual station saveAS-SEEK Automatic sta

CDNO CD No CD in the driveCD ERROR CD not playableCD TEMP Temperature in the CD drive too highTR xy Playing track xyTR xy SC Playing track xy in SCAN

Technical data for radioWavebandsFM VHF, double-tuner conceptAM LW, MW and SWStation memoryFM 6FM-AS 6AM-LW 6AM-MW 6AM-SW 6RDS informationProgramme Id

Technical data for external audio devicesPlug 3.5 mm, Stereo jack plugInput-signal range -0.7...2 V, Effective739zTechnical data

AAbbreviations and symbols, 4Audio deviceAdjusting input-signal level, 33Connecting, 10, 32Technical data, 39Audio systemStatus indicators, 9Switching

Sound curveSwitching off, 16Switching on, 16Stowage compartment, 10TTechnical dataAudio device, 39Radio, 38Standards, 4Traffic channelAdjusting volume

Welcome to BMWWe congratulate you on yourchoice of a BMW Professional2000 audio system. Familiariseyourself with the controls beforeyou take to the ro

Table of ContentsYou can also consult the index atthe end of this Rider's Manual ifyou want to find a particular topicor item of information.1 Ge

General instructionsGeneral instructionsOverview ... 4Abbreviations and symbols . . . ... 4Technical data ...

OverviewAn important aspect of thisRider's Manual is that it can beused as for quick reference.Consulting the extensive index atthe end of this R

General viewsGeneral viewsOverall view . . . ....... 6Operating panel....... 7Handlebar satellite . . .....