BMW X5: BMW Gesture Control
Principle
Several iDrive functions can be operated by hand
motion using BMW Gesture Control.
Overview

The camera in the headliner detects gestures
that are carried out in the area of the center console
at the height of the Control Display.
Activate/deactivate
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "General settings".
4. "Gesture control".
5. "Gesture control".
Carrying out gestures
- Perform gestures underneath the interior mirror
and next to the steering wheel.
- Execute gestures clearly.
- The gestures can also be executed from the
front-passenger side.
Possible gestures


Assigning gesture individually
General information
Two gestures can be assigned individually and
can be configured for certain functions, such as:
- Destination guidance to home address.
- Mute/Playback
- Control Display on/off
Select function
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "General settings".
4. "Gesture control".
5. "Function assignment gesture 1" or
"Function assignment gesture 2".
6. Select the desired setting.
System limits
Gesture recognition by the camera in the headliner
can be disturbed by the following circumstances:
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General information
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Automatic search
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Manual search
1. "CAR".
2. "Settings".
3. "General settings
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General information
This button is used to switch
the configured
function on and off.
The button can be used to set
the primarily
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Set function
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LATCH: Lower Anchors and Tether for Children.
Pay attention to the specifications and the operating
and safety information from the child restraint
system manufacturer when selecting, installing,
and using LATCH child restraint fixing
systems.
Mounts for the lower LATCH
anchors