2020 BMW X3 PLUG-IN HYBRID Owners Manual

'xHand-held
transmitter
arrow
3;
required
for
programming.
Programming
General The
battery
in
the
hand-held
transmitter
must
befully
charged
during
programming
to
ensure
theintegrated
universal
remote
control
will
have
the
optimum
range.
1.Switch
on
standby
state.2.Initial
operation:
Simultaneously
press
and
hold
the
two
outer buttons
on
the
rear-view
mirror
for
approxij mately
10
seconds
until
the
LED
on
the
rear-
view
mirror
flashes
green
rapidly.
All
current
programming
for
the
buttons
on
the
rear-view
mirror
is
deleted.3.On
the
rear-view
mirror,
press
the
button
you wish
to
program.
The
LED
on
the
rear-view
mirror
flashes
orange
slowly.4.Hold
the
hand-held
transmitter
for
the
system you
wish
to
operate
approximately
2.5
to
30
cm,
1
to
12
in
away
from
the
buttons
on
the
rear-view
mirror.
The
distance
required depends
on
the
hand-held
transmitter.5.Press
and
hold
the
button
of
the
desired
function
on
the
hand-held
transmitter.6.'xThe
LED
is
illuminated
green:
programj ming
is
complete.
Release
the
button.'xThe
LED
flashes
rapidly:
programming
is not
complete.
Press
and
hold
the
button
on
the
rear-
view
mirror
for
2
seconds,
then
release. Repeat
this
process
three
times
to
comj
plete
programming.
If
the
integrated
universal
remote
control is
still
not
operational,
continue
from
Spej
cial
instruction
for
alternating-code
radio
systems.'xThe
LED
does
not
flash
green
after
60
seconds:
programming
could
not
be
completed.
Repeat
steps
3
to
6.
To
program
other
functions
on
other
buttons,
rej
peat
steps
3
to
5.
Special
instruction
for
alternating- code
radio
systems
If
the
radio-controlled
system
cannot
be
operjated
after
repeated
programming,
check
whether
the
system
to
be
operated
is
equipped
with
an
alternating-code
radio
system.
To
do
so,
consult
the
user
manual
of
the
system.
For
systems
with
an
alternating-code
radio
sysj tem,
the
integrated
universal
remote
control
andthe
system
must
also
be
synchronised.
Information
on
synchronisation
can
be
found
inthe
user
manual
of
the
system
you
wish
to
set.
To
make
synchronisation
easier,
enlist
the
assisj
tance
of
a
second
person.
Synchronise
integrated
universal
remote
control
with
system:
1.Park
your
vehicle
within
the
range
of
the
radio
remote-controlled
system.2.Program
the
corresponding
button
on
the rear-view
mirror
as
described.3.Locate
and
press
the
synchronisation
buttonon
the
system
being
set,
for
example
on
the
garage
door.
The
next
step
must
be
carried out
within
approximately
30
seconds.4.Hold
down
the
programmed
button
on
the
rear-view
mirror
for
3
seconds
and
then
rej
lease.
Repeat
this
step
as
needed
up
to
three
times
to
complete
synchronisation.
When synchronisation
is
completed,
the
programjmed
function
is
performed.Seite
273Interior
equipmentCONTROLS273
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

Reprogramming
individual
buttons1.Switch
on
standby
state.2.On
the
rear-view
mirror,
press
and
hold
the button
being
programmed.3.After
approximately
20
seconds,
when
theLED
on
the
rear-view
mirror
starts
to
flash
orj
ange,
release
the
button.4.Hold
the
hand-held
transmitter
for
the
system you
wish
to
operate
approximately
2.5
to
30
cm,
1
to
12
in
away
from
the
buttons
on
the
rear-view
mirror.
The
distance
required depends
on
the
hand-held
transmitter.5.Press
and
hold
the
button
of
the
desired
function
on
the
hand-held
transmitter.6.The
LED
can
illuminate
in
various
ways.'xThe
LED
is
illuminated
green:
the
proj gramming
process
is
complete.
Release
the
button.'xThe
LED
flashes
rapidly:
the
hand-held transmitter
has
been
detected,
but
proj
gramming
is
not
complete.
Press
and
hold
the
button
on
the
rear-
view
mirror
for
2
seconds,
then
release. Repeat
this
process
three
times
to
comj
plete
programming.
If
the
integrated
universal
remote
control is
still
not
operational,
continue
from
Spej
cial
instruction
for
alternating-code
radio
systems.'xThe
LED
does
not
flash
green
after
60
seconds:
programming
could
not
be
completed.
Repeat
steps
3
to
6.Operation
WARNING
Parts
of
the
body
can
be
trapped
when
operatj ing
radio-controlled
systems
with
the
integrated
universal
remote
control,
for
example
garage
door.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
or
material damage.
When
programming
and
operating,make
sure
that
the
area
of
movement
of
the
system
concerned
is
kept
clear.
Also
follow
the
safety
notes
supplied
with
the
hand-held
transj
mitter.
The
system,
for
example
the
garage
door,
can
be
operated
using
the
button
on
the
rear-view
mirj
ror
when
drive-ready
state
or
standby
state
is
switched
on.
To
do
this,
press
and
hold
the
butj
ton
within
the
reception
range
of
the
system
until
the
function
is
triggered.
The
LED
on
the
rear-
view
mirror
illuminates
continuously
when
the
radio
signal
is
being
transmitted.
Deleting
saved
functions
All
saved
functions
are
deleted.
It
is
not
possible to
delete
functions
individually.
Simultaneously
press
and
hold
the
two
outer
buttons
on
the
rear-view
mirror
for
approximately 10
seconds
until
the
LED
flashes
green
rapidly.
Sun
visor
Glare
protectionFold
the
sun
visor
downwards
or
upwards.
Protection
from
glare
at
the
side Folding
out
1.Fold
down
the
sun
visor.2.Unhook
the
sun
visor
from
its
holder
and
pivot
it
sideways
to
the
side
window.Seite
274CONTROLSInterior
equipment274
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

Folding
up
To
close
the
sun
visor,
proceed
in
reverse
order.
Vanity
mirror
A
vanity
mirror
is
located
behind
a
cover
in
the sun
visor.
The
mirror
light
switches
on
when
thecover
is
opened.
Ashtrays
Front
centre
console Opening
1.Push
the
cover
forward.2.The
ashtray
is
located
in
one
of
the
cup
holdjers.
Fold
the
cover
of
the
ashtray
upwards.Emptying
With
the
cover
closed,
pull
the
ashtray
out
of
thecupholder.
Lighter
Safety
notes
WARNING
Contact
with
the
hot
heating
element
or
the
hot
socket
of
the
lighter
can
cause
burns.
Flammaj
ble
materials
can
catch
fire
if
the
lighter
is
dropj
ped
or
is
held
against
objects.
There
is
a
risk
of
fire
and
injury.
There
is
a
risk
of
material
damj
age.
Take
hold
of
the
lighter
by
its
handle.
Enj sure
that
children
do
not
use
the
lighter.
NOTE
If
metallic
objects
fall
into
the
socket,
they
can cause
a
short
circuit.
There
is
a
risk
of
materialdamage.
After
using
the
socket,
re-fit
the
lighter
or
socket
cover.
Seite
275Interior
equipmentCONTROLS275
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

Front
centre
console
Push
the
cover
forward.
The
lighter
is
located
between
the
cupholders.
Operation Press
in
the
lighter.
The
lighter
can
be
removed
when it
pops
back
out.
Sockets
Principle
The
cigarette
lighter
attachment
can
be
used
as
a
socket
for
electrical
devices
when
standby state
or
drive-ready
state
is
switched
on.
General The
total
load
of
all
sockets
must
not
exceed
140
watts
at
12
volts.
To
avoid
damage
to
the
socket,
do
not
insert
an incompatible
plug.
Safety
notes
WARNING
Devices
and
cables,
for
example
portable
navij gation
devices,
that
are
located
in
the
deployj
ment
range
of
the
airbags
may
impede
airbag
deployment
or
be
thrown
around
the
vehicle
inj
terior
when
the
airbag
is
deployed.
There
is
a risk
of
injury.
Make
sure
that
devices
and
cables
are
not
in
the
deployment
range
of
the
airbags.
NOTE
Battery
chargers
for
the
vehicle
battery
may operate
with
high
voltages
and
high
currents which
can
overload
or
damage
the
12-volt
on-board
network.
There
is
a
risk
of
material
damjage.
Only
connect
battery
chargers
for
the
vejhicle
battery
to
the
jump-starting
connections
in
the
engine
compartment.
NOTE
If
metallic
objects
fall
into
the
socket,
they
can cause
a
short
circuit.
There
is
a
risk
of
material damage.
After
using
the
socket,
re-fit
the
lighter
or
socket
cover.
Front
centre
console
Push
the
cover
forward.
Seite
276CONTROLSInterior
equipment276
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

The
socket
is
located
between
the
cupholders.
Pull
off
the
cover.
Inside
the
boot
There
is
a
socket
on
the
right
side
of
the
boot.Open
the
cap.
USB
port
General
Please
comply
with
the
notes
on
connecting
moj
bile
devices
to
the
USB
port
in
the
chapter
on
USB
connections,
see
page
69.
In
the
centre
armrest
There
is
a
USB
port
in
the
centre
armrest.
Properties:
'xUSB
port
type
C.'xFor
charging
mobile
devices.'xCharging
current:
max.
3
A.'xWith
navigation
system:
for
data
transfer.
In
the
centre
console
NOTE
Objects
in
the
storage
compartment,
for
examj
ple
large
USB
connectors,
can
block
or
damage
the
cover
on
opening
and
closing.
There
is
a risk
of
material
damage.
When
opening
and
closing,
make
sure
that
the
area
of
movement of
the
cover
is
kept
clear.
Push
the
cover
forward.
Seite
277Interior
equipmentCONTROLS277
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

There
is
a
USB
port
in
the
centre
console.
Properties:
'xUSB
port
type
A'xFor
charging
mobile
devices
and
transferring data.'xCharging
current
if
equipped
with
a
telej
phone
system:
max.
2.1
A.
In
the
rear
centre
console
There
are
two
USB
ports
in
the
rear
centre
conj sole.
Properties:
'xUSB
port
type
C.'xFor
charging
mobile
devices.'xCharging
current:
max.
3
A
per
port.
Wireless
charging
dock
Principle
The
wireless
charging
dock
permits
the
following
functions
to
be
performed
wirelessly:
'xCharging
of
Qi-compatible
mobile
phones
or
other
mobile
devices
which
support
the
Qi standard.'xCharging
the
BMW
display
key,
see
page
87.'xConnection
of
the
mobile
telephone
to
the
external
aerial.
This
ensures
better
network
reception
and
a consistent
reproduction
quality,
depending
on
the
country.
General
When
inserting
the
mobile
telephone,
make
sure
there
are
no
objects
between
it
and
the
wireless charging
dock.
During
charging,
the
surface
of
the
dock
and
the mobile
telephone
can
become
hot.
At
higher
temperatures,
the
charging
current
through
the mobile
telephone
may
be
reduced;
in
exceptional
cases,
the
charging
process
is
temporarily
interj rupted.
Observe
the
relevant
information
in
the
operating
instructions
for
the
mobile
telephone.


If
the
vehicle
is
equipped
with
a
charge
indij
cator,
the
Control
Display
shows
whether
a
Qi-
compatible
mobile
telephone
is
being
charged.
Safety
notes
WARNING
When
charging
a
Qi-compatible
device
in
the wireless
charging
dock,
any
metal
objects
locaj
ted
between
the
device
and
the
dock
can
bej come
very
hot.
If
storage
media
or
electronic
cards,
for
example
smart
cards,
cards
with
magnetic
strips
or
cards
for
transmitting
sigj
nals,
are
placed
between
the
device
and
the
dock,
this
may
impair
card
function.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
and
material
damage.
When
chargj
ing
mobile
devices,
make
sure
there
are
no
obj jects
between
the
device
and
the
dock.
Seite
278CONTROLSInterior
equipment278
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

NOTE
The
dock
is
designed
for
mobile
telephones
up to
a
certain
size.
Using
excessive
force
wheninserting
the
mobile
telephone
may
damagethe
dock
or
the
mobile
telephone.
There
is
a
risk
of
material
damage.
Observe
the
maximum
dimensions
for
the
mobile
telephone.
Do
not force
the
mobile
telephone
into
the
dock.
Overview
Tray
in
the
centre
console:
1LED2Storage
area
Operating
requirements
'xThe
mobile
telephone
must
support
and
becompatible
with
the
required
Qi
standard.
If
the
mobile
telephone
does
not
support
the
Qi
standard,
the
mobile
telephone
can
be
charged
using
a
special
Qi-compatible
chargj
ing
pad.'xStandby
state
is
switched
on.'xNote
the
maximum
dimensions
of
the
mobile
telephone.'xOnly
use
protective
sleeves
and
covers
up
to a
maximum
thickness
of
2
mm,
0.07
in.
Othj
erwise,
charging
function
may
be
impaired.'xThe
mobile
telephone
to
be
charged
is
locaj
ted
in
the
middle
of
the
dock.Operation
Inserting
the
mobile
telephone TThe
maximum
size
for
the
mobile
phone
is
apjproximately
154.5
x
80
x
18
mm,
6.06
x
3.1
x
0.7
in.1.Push
the
cover
of
the
storage
compartment forward.2.Place
the
mobile
telephone
in
the
centre
ofthe
tray
with
the
display
facing
upwards.3.Close
the
storage
compartment
cover.
Removing
the
mobile
telephone
1.Push
the
cover
of
the
storage
compartmentforward.2.Remove
the
mobile
telephone.
LED
displays
Colj
ourMeaningBlueThe
mobile
telephone
is
charging.
Depending
on
the
model
and
vehicle, the
blue
LED
is
no
longer
illuminatedonce
the
inserted
Qi-compatible
moj
bile
telephone
is
fully
charged.Orj
angeThe
mobile
telephone
is
not
charging.
The
mobile
phone
may
be
exposed
to
excessively
high
temperatures
or
there
may
be
foreign
bodies
in
the
charging
dock.RedThe
mobile
telephone
is
not
charging.
Contact
a
Service
Partner
of
the
manuj
facturer
or
another
qualified
Service
Partner
or
a
specialist
workshop.
Forgotten
phone
warning
General If
the
vehicle
is
equipped
with
the
forgottenphone
warning
function,
a
warning
can
be
output
Seite
279Interior
equipmentCONTROLS279
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20

if
a
mobile
telephone
with
Qi
capability
has
been
left
in
the
wireless
charging
dock
when
exiting the
vehicle.
The
forgotten
phone
warning
is
shown
in
the
inj strument
cluster.
Activating Via
iDrive:1.My
Vehicle2.iDrive
settings3.Wireless
charging
tray4.Forgotten
mobile
device
alert
System
limits
If
the
mobile
phone
or
the
vehicle
interior
is
exj
posed
to
excessively
high
temperatures,
the charging
functions
of
the
mobile
telephonemight
be
restricted
and
functions
might
no
lonjger
work.
Seite
280CONTROLSInterior
equipment280
Online
Edition
for
Part
no.
01405A03540
-
II/20