BMW K 1600 GT Wiring diagram

BMW Motorrad
Supplementary instructions
Pairing
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Welcome to BMW
With the audio system, the com-
munication system and the nav-
igation system, BMW Motorrad
places at your disposal three
vehicle components capable
of interchanging data using the
Bluetooth wireless standard. You
also have the option of integrat-
ing other Bluetooth-compatible
systems such as mobile phones,
for example. In this way you can
conduct telephone conversations
and listen to music and naviga-
tion instructions without the awk-
wardness and distraction of extra
wiring.
The systems have to recognise
each other before they can inter-
change data. The steps required
in this process are explained in
these supplementary instructions.
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Table of Contents
1 General instructions . ... 5
Pairing........................ 6
Abbreviations and
symbols...................... 7
2 Combination level 1 ..... 9
Audio system - helmet . . . . . . 10
Pairing, audio system with
communication system of
the helmet .................. 11
3 Combination level 2 .. . . 15
Audio system - two hel-
mets ........................ 16
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 1 .................... 17
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 2 .................... 20
Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 1 with com-
munication system in helmet
2 ............................ 22
4 Combination level 3 .. . . 27
Audio system - two helmets
- two mobile phones . . . . . . . . 28
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 1 .................... 29
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 2 .................... 32
Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 1 with com-
munication system in helmet
2 ............................ 34
Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 1 with mobile
phone 1..................... 36
Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 2 with mobile
phone 2..................... 38
5 Combination level 4 .. . . 41
Audio system - helmet -
navigation system - mobile
phone....................... 42
Pairing, audio system with
communication system of
the helmet .................. 43
Pairing, navigation system
with communication system
of the helmet................ 46
Pairing, navigation system
with mobile phone . . . . . . . . . . 48
6 Combination level 5 .. . . 51
Audio system - two helmets
- navigation system - two
mobile phones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 1 .................... 53
Pairing, audio system with
communication system in
helmet 2 .................... 56

Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 1 with com-
munication system in helmet
2 ............................ 58
Pairing, navigation system
with communication system
in helmet 1.................. 60
Pairing, navigation system
with mobile phone 1 . . . . . . . . 62
Pairing, communication sys-
tem in helmet 2 with mobile
phone 2..................... 63

General instructions
General instructions
Pairing............................... 6
Abbreviations and symbols . . . . . . . . . . 7
1
5
z General instructions

Pairing
Two Bluetooth devices have to
recognise each other before they
can communicate. This process
of mutual recognition is known
as pairing. In the pairing process
a Bluetooth-compatible device
searches for visible Bluetooth-
compatible devices within its re-
ception range and saves their
IDs. When two devices have
paired they remember each oth-
er, so the pairing process is con-
ducted only once, on initial con-
tact.
These instructions describe the
pairing procedures for various
combinations of devices. The
presumption is that the following
BMW systems are used:
Audio system of the BMW
K 1600 GT or the BMW
K 1600 GTL.
BMW Motorrad communication
system (in System helmet 5,
System helmet 6, or Sport hel-
met with Bluetooth 2.0)
BMW Motorrad Navigator IV
In principle other systems can be
used as well, but given the pos-
sibility of differences in specific-
ations and the variety of possible
combinations, BMW Motorrad
cannot guarantee flawless opera-
tion. The systems must have the
following properties:
Navigation devices:
HFP (Hands Free Profile) or
HSP (Headset Profile), in or-
der to communication with the
BMW communication system.
Mobile phones:
HFP/HSP, in order to com-
municate with the BMW nav-
igation system or the BMW
communication system.
Communication systems:
A2DP (Advanced Audio Dis-
tribution Profile) in order to
receive audio data from the
BMW audio system.
HFP/HSP, in order to commu-
nicate with the BMW naviga-
tion system.
Two communication systems
(rider and passenger systems)
with the audio system is pos-
sible only with BMW Motorrad
systems. These systems must
support Bluetooth standard 2.0
or higher. Other-make com-
munication systems cannot be
used in this case.
It is absolutely essential to pro-
ceed in the correct sequence
when pairing, as otherwise the
systems will not all function cor-
rectly:
1
6
z General instructions

The existing pairing entries in
the audio system and in the
communication systems have
to be deleted.
You must first pair the audio
system with the communica-
tion systems.
Only then is it possible to pro-
ceed and pair the communication
systems with other systems or
devices.
The BMW Motorrad communic-
ation system can save only one
A2DP-compatible music device.
If you want to connect a music
device other than the audio sys-
tem to the communication sys-
tem, you must first delete the
paring information relating to the
audio system.
Note on wireless connec-
tions:
Bluetooth is a short-range
wireless technology. Although
Bluetooth is designed to
establish and sustain robust
connections over short distances,
as with every other wireless
technology disruptions are
possible. Interference can affect
connections or connections can
sometimes fail. Particularly when
multiple devices operate in a
Bluetooth network, with wireless
technology of this nature it is
not possible to ensure fault-
free communications in every
situation.
Abbreviations and
symbols
Indicates warnings that you
must comply with for reas-
ons of your safety and the safety
of others, and to protect your
motorcycle against damage.
Specific instructions on
how to operate, control, ad-
just or look after items of equip-
ment on the motorcycle.
Indicates the end of an
item of information.
Instruction.
Result of an activity.
Reference to a page with
more detailed informa-
tion.
Indicates the end of a
passage relating to spe-
cific accessories or items
of equipment.
Tightening torque.
Item of technical data.
1
7
z General instructions

1
8
z General instructions

Combination level 1
Combination level 1
Audio system - helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Pairing, audio system with commu-
nication system of the helmet. . . . . . . 11
2
9
z Combination level 1

Audio system - helmet
Requirements
-One BMW Motorrad com-
munication system with
Bluetooth 1.2 (pairing with
WCS-1 not possible), with
Bluetooth 2.0 or higher.
-All Bluetooth-compatible
devices within range must
be switched off or their
Bluetooth function must
be deactivated (if applic-
able, use the search func-
tion of a mobile phone
or a navigation system to
check whether unknown
Bluetooth devices are vis-
ible).
2
10
z Combination level 1

Pairing, audio system
with communication
system of the helmet
Switching on audio
system
Switch on the ignition.
If the audio system does not
come on automatically, press
the ON button.
Deleting pairing entries
Call up the Settings
menu and select Audio -
BT pairing.
Select Unpair all and
Confirm to delete the pair-
ing entries.
Switching on
communication system
Press button 2and hold it
down until a high-pitched con-
firmation tone sounds and
green LED 6starts flashing.
The communication system
initialises itself; the green LED
slow-flashes.
The communication system
then goes to standby mode;
the green LED flashes as the
rate of one flash per second.
2
11
z Combination level 1

Deleting pairing entries in
communication system
Simultaneously press button 1
and button 2and hold the but-
tons down.
If deletion is successful, green
LED 6lights up briefly and
then starts slow-flashing to in-
dicate that the system is on
standby. A high-pitched con-
firmation tone sounds.
Note time limit
The next two steps
Make the communication sys-
tem visible
Searching for communication
system
are subject to a time limit of 60
seconds.
Consequently, they must be per-
formed one directly after the oth-
er.
BMW Motorrad recommends
reading through the instructions
for both steps before proceeding.
Making communication
system visible
Simultaneously press
button 2and button 3of the
communication system and
hold them down until green
LED 6doubles the rate at
which it flashes (i.e. starts
flashing at 2 Hz).
The communication system
of the helmet is now visible to
other Bluetooth devices for a
maximum of 60 seconds; the
green LED flashes at a rate of
two flashes per second.
2
12
z Combination level 1

Searching for
communication system
Call up the Settings
menu and select Audio -
BT pairing.
Select Pair helmet 1 to
establish the connection to the
rider's helmet.
The audio system searches for
visible Bluetooth-compatible
devices; Searching… ap-
pears on the display. All the
devices found in the search are
then listed.
BMW Motorrad communication
systems are shown as
BMW_HE... .
Select the communication sys-
tem to establish the connec-
tion.
Connecting appears on
the display.
If pairing is successful the word
Successful appears on
the display.
Switching off audio
system
Turn off the ignition or, if the
ignition is turned on, press
the ON button.
2
13
z Combination level 1

Switching off
communication system
Press button 2and hold it
down until a low-pitched con-
firmation tone sounds and red
LED 4starts flashing.
The communication system
switches itself off; the red LED
flashes three times.
Switching on systems
Switch on all participating sys-
tems.
The systems recognise each
other; no further steps are ne-
cessary.
Re-establishing
connection
If pairing of the audio system
with the communication system
was successful, but the connec-
tion was not established:
Press the ON button twice in
not too rapid succession so
that the systems reconnect.
As an alternative to connection
setup with the audio system,
you can press button 2on the
communication system twice
in rapid succession so that the
systems reconnect.
2
14
z Combination level 1

Combination level 2
Combination level 2
Audio system - two helmets . . . . . . . . 16
Pairing, audio system with commu-
nication system in helmet 1 . . . . . . . . . 17
Pairing, audio system with commu-
nication system in helmet 2 . . . . . . . . . 20
Pairing, communication system in
helmet 1 with communication sys-
teminhelmet2..................... 22
3
15
z Combination level 2