Functions; General Function; Driving Mode - BMW Advanced Car Eye 2.0 Bedienungsanleitung

ACE 2.0 setting on convertible cars
or cars with a rear window roller
blind
If only the front camera is installed on convertible
cars or as a result of additional technical
equipment such as rear window roller blinds,
the setting in the ACE 2.0 app "Settings" >
"Recording settings" > "Camera channels" >
"Front camera only (60fps)" must be made
manually (see section "ACE 2.0
Coupling with another smartphone
or another ACE 2.0
If another smartphone with the ACE 2.0 app
installed is used to control the ACE 2.0, it must
be noted that the changed access data (SSID
and password) must be altered in both the
smartphone and in the ACE 2.0 app.
This is also the case if another ACE 2.0 is to
be controlled using an ACE 2.0 app which has
already been configured.
A smartphone can generally only be
connected to one ACE 2.0 at any one
time.
Switch on and off manually
In addition, the ACE 2.0 can be switched on and
off manually in driving mode.
It can be switched off by pressing the Power
•
key for at least 3 seconds.
It can be switched on by pressing the Power
•
key briefly.

Functions

General function

The ACE 2.0 is fitted with a proximity sensor
(radar sensor) and a vibration sensor (G sensor)
and can record images and video sequences
(media data). It is primarily controlled using the
ACE 2.0 app (see section
A defined logic system in the operating modes
described below enables the sensors to monitor
the car.
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Driving mode

Driving mode is started automatically assumes
the car's ignition is switched on. The car is then
monitored by the vibration sensor (G-sensor).
In the event of vibration above the set trigger
threshold (sensitivity), a signal tone sounds from
the ACE 2.0 Speaker. The camera records a
separate 60-second video sequence and the
security LEDs on the camera start a defined light
sequence (the front camera is lit and flashes, the
rear window camera is lit).
Continuous recording to the micro SD card
in driving mode is not included in the default
settings. This function must be enabled manually
in the ACE 2.0 app in "Settings" > "Recording
Settings".
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If a sensor is tripped, it does not
necessarily mean that there is an incident
involving the car.
For example, the G-sensor may trip when
a person gets into or out of the car if it is
set to a high sensitivity level.
To minimise the number of incorrect
messages, the sensitivity of the sensors
can be adjusted using the settings
menu on the ACE 2.0 app to satisfy your
individual requirements (environment
when parking, driving style and route
characteristics).
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