Customize MINI Settings with Bimmercode App

Discussion in 'Cooper SE' started by insightman, Sep 17, 2020.

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  1. MichaelC

    MichaelC Well-Known Member

    It looks like the Sport Display feature is supposed to help you shift your manual transmission ICE MINI at the right RPM when driving in Sport Mode - so completely useless for the SE. There's a picture here: https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/f55-f56-hatch-talk-2014/339494-2015-mcs-hud-jcw-shift-pattern-coding.html
     
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  3. Rogwp

    Rogwp Active Member Subscriber

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  4. carrrl

    carrrl Active Member

    Anyone found an option for seat/steering wheel heater memory? Haven’t delved into expert mode yet, but the F56 page says it should be under “Seat Module Driver”, which I do not seem to have.
     
  5. carrrl

    carrrl Active Member

    Found it by looking at various BMW posts. Seems to do what I want.

    Seat Heat: BDC (Expert Mode) -> HcSeatHeating -> NACHLAUFZEIT_SITZHEIZUNG_FRONT -> always
    Steering Heat: BDC (Expert Mode) -> PfLinSteeringWheel -> NACHLAUFZEIT_LENKRADHEIZUNG -> always
     
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  6. Hutch

    Hutch Active Member

    Anybody find the traction control? Would love to keep that off permanently.
     
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  8. polyphonic

    polyphonic Well-Known Member

    Requests for Bimmercode experts:

    - remember regen setting

    - change (increase) loudness of external noisemakers
     
  9. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

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    The car doesn’t automatically remember your last regen setting? Mine is always on high regen so I’m unaware that it doesn’t remember low regen.
     
  10. carrrl

    carrrl Active Member

    Like many settings MINI / BMW has selective memory on IMO odd things like core driver preference. I found what I wanted by narrowing down the module, then searching for “NACHLAUFZEIT” in expert mode, then translated each result until I found something close to what I wanted, and finally googled the exact entry to double check (typically against BMW forum posts.)
     
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  11. pictsidhe

    pictsidhe Well-Known Member

    It doesn't remember regen setting. Default is to start on high. I rarely use low regen, so that's never something that has bugged me enough to hunt down.
     
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  13. SJA

    SJA Member

    Picked up my 2023 SE on Wednesday last week. I ordered my OBD and am looking forward to making some tweaks. Has anyone had success enabling the lock/unlock acoustic notification? It seems like all the cars I saw for 2023 don’t have the alarm or the ACC cruise control. I am hoping for the auditory notice for locking at least so I get confirmation honk.
     
  14. I realize this post is a bit dated, but does anyone know if there's a way to toggle between these sounds?
     
  15. ghost

    ghost Active Member

    The only way I know is to do it bimmercode.
     
  16. I figured as much; do you happen to remember which option you changed?
     
  17. Deepak Rao

    Deepak Rao Member

    So, this pedestrian warning that you guys are talking about. Is it a kind of a motor 'whine'? Or is that an issue with my car?
     
  18. insightman

    insightman Well-Known Member Subscriber

    Harry, of Harry's Garage, opens his great review of the 2020 SE with the pedestrian warning sound. The video reveals the sound is louder from the reverse speakers in back. He also weighs all 4 corners of his SE.

    I'm one of the few who like the sound and wish I had the option to make it play at higher speeds occassionally.

     
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  19. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

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    The sound is interesting, I think @polyphonic wrote up a nice piece about it a couple of years ago, but I find that it clashes with the whine from the inverter. I leave it on in residential areas and parking lots, for the same reason I don't drive 80 in school zones.
     
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  20. Puppethead

    Puppethead Well-Known Member

    I also like the sound. I think it's much better than the pedestrian warning sound in my F-150 Lightning, which is similar but is more one-dimensional. Interestingly, the F-150 Lightning pedestrian noise quits when the vehicle is at a stop. I found this out the hard way in a drive through; the complete silence failed to alert the employee I was waiting. The SE, of course, plays the pedestrian sound as long as the SE is on and under the cutoff speed (18 mph?).
     
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  21. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

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    and in D or R
     
  22. teslarati97

    teslarati97 Well-Known Member

    I think the BMW pedestrian sound is cool because it is speed (pitch) sensitive with the Shepard tone, and plays backwards when you are in reverse gear. The pedestrian warnings with Toyotas are the worst of them all as it's loud in drive and LOUDER in reverse.
     
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  23. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

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    I was expecting Toyota's first BEV to be called the Tinnitus.
     
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