BMW 120 CABRIOLET BROCHURE 2009 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 13)

o TV function enables the use of the 8.8-inch

Control Display for viewing terrestrial analogue

and digital television programmes (DVB-T)

when the car is stationary.

o Park Distance Control (PDC), front and

rear, aids parking and manoeuvring in tight

spaces. The proximity of obstacles is indicated

acoustically and visually in the Control Display.

o BMW Night Vision uses an infrared camera

to detect people and animals beyond the scope

of the headlights at a distance of up to 300

metres. The camera’s image appears in the

Control Display, enabling you to avoid danger in

good time on poorly lit roads.

s Radio BMW Business, 6-channel amplifier,

aerial diversity, scan function, CD player.

o Radio BMW Professional, features as radio

BMW Business plus dual-tuner reception and

MP3 decoder.

o DAB tuner for receiving digital radio

programmes.

s CD player, features include title scan and

power-assisted CD insert/eject, MP3 decoder.

o CD changer for six CDs, built into glove

compartment.

s Standard equipment o Optional equipment

o USB/Audio interface under the front

armrest for connecting a USB stick as well as

compatible audio sources, such as an iPod.

s AUX-IN connection for an external audio

source, e.g. an MP3 player.

s HiFi loudspeaker system with eight

speakers for brilliant sound.

o HiFi system Professional LOGIC7

provides an enormously rich, intense acoustic

experience, with 13 loudspeakers (11 in the

Convertible) creating a near-perfect listening

experience. The central bass concept allows

for highly authentic reproduction of bass

frequencies via sill-mounted subwoofers.

o BMW Individual High-End Audio System

(shown here) features 16 extraordinary high-

performance speakers (12 in the Convertible)

with exclusive neodymium magnet drivers that

create an acoustic experience comparable to

a live concert. Volume and equaliser settings

adjust automatically to the vehicle speed.

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