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2022 BMW Motorrad R 18 Transcontinental — Owner's Manual – Page #84

Posted on 26 Apr, 2022
Model: 2022 BMW Motorrad R 18 Transcontinental
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78 TFT DISPLAY
Setting the clock
Turning on the ignition ( 44).
Go to menu Settings, System set-
tings, Date and time, Set time.
Set Hour and Minute.
Setting the time format
Call up menu Settings, System set-
tings, Date and time, Time format.
Select desired setting.
Confirm setting.
Setting the units of measurement
Call up menu Settings, System set-
tings, Units.
The following units of measurement can be
set:
with tire pressure monitor (TPM)
OE
Pressure
Temperature
Consumption
Setting the language
Call up menu Settings, System set-
tings, Language.
The following languages can be set:
German
English (UK)
English (US)
Spanish
French
Italian
Dutch
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Portuguese (Portugal)
Turkish
Russian
Ukrainian
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Thai
Adjusting brightness
Go to Settings, Display, Bright-
ness menu.
Adjust brightness.
The brightness of the display is dimmed
to the set value if ambient brightness falls
below a defined value.
If the display of the TFT display is faulty,
the troubleshooting chart in the Techni-
cal Data chapter may provide assistance.
( 159)
Resetting all settings
All settings in the Settings menu can be
reset to the factory settings.
Call up menu Settings.
Select Reset all and confirm.
The settings of the following menus are re-
set:
Vehicle settings
System settings
Connections
Display
Information
Existing Bluetooth connections are not
deleted.
BLUETOOTH
Short-range radio technology
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless
technology. Bluetooth devices are short-
range devices (transmitting with a limited
range) on the license-free ISM band
(Industrial, Scientific, Medical) between
2.402 GHz and 2.480 GHz. They can be
operated anywhere in the world without a
license being required.
Although Bluetooth is designed for estab-
lishing robust connections over short dis-
tances, faults are possible as with any other
wireless technology. Connections can be
subject to interference, can be briefly inter-
rupted or lost entirely. Especially when sev-
eral devices are operated in one Bluetooth
network, there is no guarantee for smooth
operation in every situation.
Possible sources of interference:
Interference fields due to transmission
towers and similar.
Devices with Bluetooth radio standard that
has been incorrectly implemented.
By nearby Bluetooth-capable devices.
Shielding by metals or bodies.


 
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