M4T5 wrote:If your questioning something working properly, then take it in to the dealer for warranty repairs. The worse they could possibly tell you is it is normal. Self diagnostics feature?? Maybe I haven't seen this on mine. What option is it under?
J
You're kidding right?
There's a sticky on this website that says the following: Secret Diagnostic Mode
The 'M' has a "DIAGNOSTIC MODE" that is not documented.
Follow these steps to enter [at your own risk] into the diagnostic mode.
- Start Engine [required if you want to see all available diagnostic options]- Turn OFF the Audio system- While pushing the SETTING button, rotate the radio's VOLUME control either clockwise or counter-clockwise 30+ clicks.- You will then be put into the diagnostic mode.- Use the BACK button to get to previous screens.
NOTE:Holding down the SETTING button and rotating the volume knob a 2nd timewill put the diagnostic mode into a more "detailed" state offering more options.
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Diagnostic Mode - CELL PHONE VOLUME
One potential use of the diagnostic mode is to improve the sound quality of your cell phone.
- The diagnostic mode has an option "Handsfree Volume Adjustment".- The default setting for this option is "MED".- Setting the volume to "HIGH" may improve the sound quality of your bluetooth compatible cell phone.
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Diagnostic Mode - BACKUP CAMERA
The Diagnostic Mode has an option to adjust the BACKUP CAMERA.
- Not that I suggest you do or try this but ...While cruising in your 'M', you can enter the Diagnostic Mode [see above] and go to the "Backup Camera" adjustment screen. When you are in this menu, the Backup Camera turns on. It's quite strange to see the traffic moving at such a high rate of speed both coming at you and going away from you. I'll just leave the effect for your imagination.