Official CIP 19.01 fixes
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The following software errors were corrected with the release of CIP 19.01 (Target data Status E060-05-09-530).
Increased AL (Active Front Steering) sensitivity at low speeds under 30 mph.
"High Battery Drain Message" in CID (Central Information Display).
CCC (Car Communication Computer) equipped vehicles with telephone, call fails when dialed using linked sequence ("p" for pause) stored phone numbers.
The audio keeps playing if the vehicle is switched off for up to 3 minutes (until vehicle enters sleep mode). The audio cannot be switched off with the rotary knob. Only vehicles with CCC (Car Communication Computer) are affected.
Sporadic CCC resets (screen blanks out briefly and CCC restarts).
The "Check Engine Light" is illuminated and fault codes, 2882 and 2883 "Mixture Too Lean", are stored in the DME (Digital Motor Electronics). .
AL FC 6141 "Engine Dynamics Monitoring" stored in the AFS module.
Increased AL (Active Front Steering) sensitivity at low speeds under 30 mph.
"High Battery Drain Message" in CID (Central Information Display).
CCC (Car Communication Computer) equipped vehicles with telephone, call fails when dialed using linked sequence ("p" for pause) stored phone numbers.
The audio keeps playing if the vehicle is switched off for up to 3 minutes (until vehicle enters sleep mode). The audio cannot be switched off with the rotary knob. Only vehicles with CCC (Car Communication Computer) are affected.
Sporadic CCC resets (screen blanks out briefly and CCC restarts).
The "Check Engine Light" is illuminated and fault codes, 2882 and 2883 "Mixture Too Lean", are stored in the DME (Digital Motor Electronics). .
AL FC 6141 "Engine Dynamics Monitoring" stored in the AFS module.
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Originally Posted by E60Speed' date='Sep 21 2005, 07:26 AM
The following software errors were corrected with the release of CIP 19.01 (Target data Status E060-05-09-530).
Increased AL (Active Front Steering) sensitivity at low speeds under 30 mph.
Increased AL (Active Front Steering) sensitivity at low speeds under 30 mph.
Nothing for steptronic problems... Mine is in today as they reckon v19 might fix my steptronic problems?
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i m waiting CIP 19. but i suppouse that they will fix steptronic problems too...now i have v16.xx and transsmision is not smoothly...anyone know will CIP 19 fix steptronic problems??? thx
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Originally Posted by sango' date='Sep 21 2005, 09:39 AM
or maybe is better to upgrade with CIP 18.01??? for transsmision fix....
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Originally Posted by E60Sim' date='Sep 21 2005, 09:53 AM
V18.01 are in the new 19.01 software... so you will get both?
So all features that was new (LED
) in 18.01 are in 19.01 + some other new stuff.
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So all features that was new (LED
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Originally Posted by my530i' date='Sep 21 2005, 07:45 PM
In software QA procedure, there is always regression test.
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