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So if it is not the wifi I see, how will Screen Mirroring will work? DO you mean there will be a new SSID show up for screen mirroring after I complete the coding?
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in short - it uses WiFi direct technology.
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Does anyone know what the codes are for preventing the tailgate from opening when the car is locked?
The camera update blew away my coding and I'm anxious not to have my truck opening again. I already coded the long delay on the fob open but wanted to be sure of not repeating my early calamities. Thanks, John
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One thing I find annoying is that there is no intermittent wiper setting based on a time interval, only the rain sensor with low, medium and high sensitivity settings. What I find is that the sensor sometimes detects rainwater too early and even sets the wiper speed to double-time when in reality, the windshield view while wet, is still perfectly fine. Is there a way to code the sensitivity of the rain sensor to be even less sensitive than it is when set to the lowest manual sensitivity setting?
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11-08-2019, 08:37 AM | #1963 | |
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So the default setting for the Rain-Light-Sensor sensitivity is "Sensitive"? I will code it to be "Normal" instead, (or maybe even "Insensitive"). BimmerCode, (in Demo Mode), listed it under: Front Electronic Module: Lighting: Rain-light-sensor sensitivity The options are: Insensitive Normal Sensitive Very Sensitive I"ll probably wait to code this until after I do the camera recall software update since I'll have to redo all my previous coding anyways. Thanks again, much appreciated...
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Keep in mind that this setting also affects "Light sensitivity" which I believe controls when the auto headlights are turned on/off, dimming the instrument cluster lighting, etc. |
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You can change any of the colors shown in the head unit to any RGB value you want. To be clear: you cannot change the name of the color that is displayed in the head unit; you can only change the RGB values underlying that name. Look at BDC_BODY2, branch 3074 LciMasterColor.
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And how you can change the other given colors to new ones? |
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