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CIP Functions - If Yes BMW Z4 E85/E86

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CIP Functions - If Yes

After selecting "Yes" on the Yes/No selection screen a determination/check of all installed control modules is performed.

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Scheme 290: CIP Functions - If Yes

Upon completing a check of the installed control modules, a list highlighting the installed control modules is displayed.

Select the control module(s) that were replaced and select continue.

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After selecting the replaced module(s) and selecting continue a measures plan will be generated which compares the integration levels (actual vs. target) for not only the modules replaced but for all installed modules as well. If any of the installed control modules do not match the target level they will be updated along with the replacement modules.

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Scheme 292: CKM - Individualization (Vehicle & Key Memory)

The CKM feature contained in CIP (for models produced as of the E65) provides the ability to "customize" certain vehicle and key functions to meet the specific preferences of the customer. It is important to note that the functions/features that can be "customized" will vary depending on model, equipment level and vehicle software level.

Upon selecting "CKM" a check of the current vehicle and key settings is made and displayed. The displayed settings list should be printed out and provided to the customer in order for them to select how the available functions should be set. The CKM function contained within CIP allows settings for both vehicle and keys to be made directly, the older version separates the key settings from the vehicle setting as different functions.

On older vehicles the Car Memory and Key Memory settings can be accessed via the SGC/UNIX function.

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Detailed information pertaining to CKM configuration is available in SI B09 03 98.

Upon selecting "CKM" a check of the current vehicle and key settings is made.

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Once the check is complete the current setting are displayed and can be printed out.

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Changes to the current settings can be made by selecting the preferred function.

Note. Some preference settings can be made that are specific to the key being used.

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The factory default setting are identified by a "factory" symbol.

To except/code the new setting to the vehicle or key select "Encode car".

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To lock the changes to the vehicle and/or keys select "Save".

By selecting back additional changes can be selected or the function aborted.

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Once the new values are stored/set a final report showing the new setting will be displayed. The report will also show if the effected modules did or did not accept the changes.

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