R56 Secret R56 menus in the Onboard computer?
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Secret R56 menus in the Onboard computer?
Has anyone found any secret menus on the new MINIs yet? Something like the stuff below? I know, I for one, would like to be able to reset the service interval indicator (at some point) and perhaps reprogram the fuel maps upon replacing spark plugs, etc. I still need to get my Auterra cable hooked up to see if I can read MINI fault codes from the ODBII interface.
How to show RPM, Fuel Level, Speed and more on your Odometer Digital Display[SIZE=1]DISCLAIMER:
The information below is based on the account of a MINI2 member. Although MINI2 and the author of this thread believe this information is accurate, using it as a DIY guide is done at your own risk. MINI2 and the author are not responsible for any damage, personal injury, or warranty issues that may arise from the use of this information. Some information below may be specific to model specifications that are unique to certain countries, and may not apply to your model of MINI One, Cooper, or Cooper S.
Do not undertake any DIY project that you are not qualified to perform. If you have questions about this project, you should consult with experienced professionals and/or your MINI dealer before undertaking it. Always follow standard safety guidelines for car repair in performing DIY projects.
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Seeing as I mentioned this in another thread elsewhere on MINI2, here's a quick how-to on getting a bit more information from your MINI's computer.
The information displays in place of your mileometer, so you DO NOT have to have the MINI OBC/Trip Computer option to see this.
A complete list of functions is below, this example is how to get into the menu number '7'.
1.0 Chassis number
1.1 Kilometer count
1.2 Parts number
1.3 Coding-, Diagnostic- and Bus-index
1.4 Production Date (Calender week/year)
1.5 Hard- and Software status
1.6 Injectorstatus, Cylinder count, Engine factor.
2.0 Combisystem Test
3.0 Service intervall counter
4.0 Actual fuel consumption in l/100km. eg.0154 = 15,4 liters/100kms.
4.1 Consumption in liters/100kms.
5.0 Distance consumption in l/100kms.
5.1 Actual rest distance with available fuel in Kms.
6.0 Actual amount of fuel in tank. eg. 123321 =12,3liters left 32,1 liters right
6.1 Total amount of fuel in tank.
6.2 Show value of Fuel guage. 1= both senders OK, 2= sender failure, 3=ti signal unplausible (no reading)
7.0 Actual coolant temp.
7.1 Actual outside temp.
7.2 Actual engine revs.
7.3 Actual speed
8.0 Hexadecimal readings of menu 7.0 to 7.3
9.0 Actual on board voltage (Battery)
10.0 Land codes
11.0 Unit codes
12.0 No funktion
13.0 Gong test
14.0 - 14.4 On board diagnostic codes. eg 000000 = no failures
15.0 - 18.0 No funktion
19.0 On/Off for Test menu.
20.0 Correction factor for Fuel consumption
Formula for correction:
Shown consumption x 1000 / user defined consumption
Push the trip reset button to begin the correction. Numbers count up from 0-9, when correct number shows push trip reset button.
20.1 Sets 10ths. for consumption factor
20.2 Sets 100ths. and 1000ths. for consumption factor
20.3 Saves the new consumption factor and shows new value
21.0 Software reset. (Same as disconnecting battery)
Notes:
I have not been able to get speed into MPH, if you can update me with how to do this (if it's possible), then feel free to do so.
Your MINI's computer may give more or less information than stated above.
minimarkcs for the complete list of functions, translated from German and typed by hand!
How to show RPM, Fuel Level, Speed and more on your Odometer Digital Display[SIZE=1]DISCLAIMER:
The information below is based on the account of a MINI2 member. Although MINI2 and the author of this thread believe this information is accurate, using it as a DIY guide is done at your own risk. MINI2 and the author are not responsible for any damage, personal injury, or warranty issues that may arise from the use of this information. Some information below may be specific to model specifications that are unique to certain countries, and may not apply to your model of MINI One, Cooper, or Cooper S.
Do not undertake any DIY project that you are not qualified to perform. If you have questions about this project, you should consult with experienced professionals and/or your MINI dealer before undertaking it. Always follow standard safety guidelines for car repair in performing DIY projects.
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Seeing as I mentioned this in another thread elsewhere on MINI2, here's a quick how-to on getting a bit more information from your MINI's computer.
The information displays in place of your mileometer, so you DO NOT have to have the MINI OBC/Trip Computer option to see this.
A complete list of functions is below, this example is how to get into the menu number '7'.
- With the key in the ignition, but in the off position, press and hold down the odometer reset button, while holding the button down, switch the key in the ignition to position 1.
- The screen will say 'Test' and a number.
- Scroll through, (pressing reset button) through to test 19 and wait a moment.
- Wait and the message will say "log i-off" then "log i-on" and back to "log i-off" again. When "log i-off" appears, press again. You are now in the system. (Woooo)
- You can (if you wish) start the ignition any time from now.
- Scroll through to test 7.0 (or whichever from the list below) and wait a moment, after a pause you will enter the test 7.* range of information.
- You can scroll through now (7.1,7.2,7.3 etc.) using the reset button.
- You can exit each menu by pressing, holding for a few seconds, then releasing the reset button.
- To leave the system scroll to 19 and leave it for a few moments.
Switching off the ignition also exits the system.
1.0 Chassis number
1.1 Kilometer count
1.2 Parts number
1.3 Coding-, Diagnostic- and Bus-index
1.4 Production Date (Calender week/year)
1.5 Hard- and Software status
1.6 Injectorstatus, Cylinder count, Engine factor.
2.0 Combisystem Test
3.0 Service intervall counter
4.0 Actual fuel consumption in l/100km. eg.0154 = 15,4 liters/100kms.
4.1 Consumption in liters/100kms.
5.0 Distance consumption in l/100kms.
5.1 Actual rest distance with available fuel in Kms.
6.0 Actual amount of fuel in tank. eg. 123321 =12,3liters left 32,1 liters right
6.1 Total amount of fuel in tank.
6.2 Show value of Fuel guage. 1= both senders OK, 2= sender failure, 3=ti signal unplausible (no reading)
7.0 Actual coolant temp.
7.1 Actual outside temp.
7.2 Actual engine revs.
7.3 Actual speed
8.0 Hexadecimal readings of menu 7.0 to 7.3
9.0 Actual on board voltage (Battery)
10.0 Land codes
11.0 Unit codes
12.0 No funktion
13.0 Gong test
14.0 - 14.4 On board diagnostic codes. eg 000000 = no failures
15.0 - 18.0 No funktion
19.0 On/Off for Test menu.
20.0 Correction factor for Fuel consumption
Formula for correction:
Shown consumption x 1000 / user defined consumption
Push the trip reset button to begin the correction. Numbers count up from 0-9, when correct number shows push trip reset button.
20.1 Sets 10ths. for consumption factor
20.2 Sets 100ths. and 1000ths. for consumption factor
20.3 Saves the new consumption factor and shows new value
21.0 Software reset. (Same as disconnecting battery)
Notes:
I have not been able to get speed into MPH, if you can update me with how to do this (if it's possible), then feel free to do so.
Your MINI's computer may give more or less information than stated above.
minimarkcs for the complete list of functions, translated from German and typed by hand!
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Yeah the Cooper has that "secret" menu in the KOMBI (Instrument Cluster) like every other BMW. I have used it a few times. Look for the instructions where you have to add up the digits of your VIN to "unlock" the menu. The instructions you posted are missing that step.
There is a "secret" service menu in the radio if you press and hold the m button within 8 seconds of starting the radio. It allows you to look at each of the radio antennas individually for reception issues and see the signal strength and test the display. There is also a secret menu for the nav system that contains the diagnostic information.
Also, you can reset the CBS values with the trip odometer button as well like other similar generation BMW (E60 & E90). That procedure is floating around here. Very simple to do.
If you want to reprogram performance values you need tuner equipment, like an Alta Access Port, and I know there are a few others.
If you want to reprogram module functions, like seat belt chime, one touch sunroof, speed always showing in the digital cluster, and closing the windows/sunroof with the remote go to my post in the Electrical modifications forum something like Close Windows and Sunroof with the remote.
There is a "secret" service menu in the radio if you press and hold the m button within 8 seconds of starting the radio. It allows you to look at each of the radio antennas individually for reception issues and see the signal strength and test the display. There is also a secret menu for the nav system that contains the diagnostic information.
Also, you can reset the CBS values with the trip odometer button as well like other similar generation BMW (E60 & E90). That procedure is floating around here. Very simple to do.
If you want to reprogram performance values you need tuner equipment, like an Alta Access Port, and I know there are a few others.
If you want to reprogram module functions, like seat belt chime, one touch sunroof, speed always showing in the digital cluster, and closing the windows/sunroof with the remote go to my post in the Electrical modifications forum something like Close Windows and Sunroof with the remote.
Last edited by strobeyprobey; 02-24-2011 at 07:02 AM.
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