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      07-29-2006, 03:08 PM   #1
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Turning Off alarm beep

I have a 325i (E90) with the alarm installed. I want to turn off the alarm beep and just have the lights flash. In the menu I only have the options to have lights or to turn off the options, but it doesn't work. The alarm always beeps.
Is it possible to turn off the beeps?
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      07-29-2006, 03:34 PM   #2
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do you have i-Drive or not?
if you have i-Drive you go to vehicle settings, door locks, confirmation, audible confirm. on/off for lock, and unlock.
if you dont have i-Drive i am sure the dealer has to do it.
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If its non-idrive, you have to get it done at the dealership...


I dont know for idrive being as I dont have it...
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I have a 325i (E90) with the alarm installed. I want to turn off the alarm beep and just have the lights flash. In the menu I only have the options to have lights or to turn off the options, but it doesn't work. The alarm always beeps.
Is it possible to turn off the beeps?
Are you on drugs? The audible lock confirmation is the best part of the alarm aside from the actually alarm function.

It tells everyone that someone important is getting into their car right now.
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It is non-idrive.
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      07-30-2006, 10:09 PM   #6
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Are you on drugs? The audible lock confirmation is the best part of the alarm aside from the actually alarm function.

It tells everyone that someone important is getting into their car right now.

HAHA, are you on drugs......funny

Anyways, you can do that through your BC stalk, and then go to your profile setting and look for lock confirmation. There should be more detail step by step from the manual.

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Are you on drugs? The audible lock confirmation is the best part of the alarm aside from the actually alarm function.

It tells everyone that someone important is getting into their car right now.

THATS WHY I GOT IT!!!
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Are you on drugs? The audible lock confirmation is the best part of the alarm aside from the actually alarm function.

It tells everyone that someone important is getting into their car right now.
Dadnabbit, I KNEW there had to be a better reason than security to get an alarm.
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There is some recent issue with alarm set up. See this bulletin.

SI B 09 15 06
Programming/Coding Explanations July 2006
Technical Service

SUBJECT
Personal Profile Settings for Alarm System Missing

MODEL
E90, E91 with RAD2 and alarm system (option code 302)

SITUATION
The Customer complains that the Personal Profiles settings for alarm system (DWA) in the instrument cluster are missing.

CAUSE
During the retrofit of the alarm the KOMBI was not coded.

PROCEDURE
Encode the KOMBI refer to SI B09 05 01 Coding, Individualization, Programming (CIP) procedure E.

WARRANTY INFORMATION
Covered under the terms of the BMW New Vehicle Limited Warranty.
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