Also the 8.8" wide-screen display was updated. The last hardware update of the GPS unit ("NAV03") got a faster processor again. In 04/2005 (LCI) the iDrive controller was changed again. The new GPS computer ("NAV02") was updated to DVD, got a much faster processor and the ability to display the map in birdview ("perspective"). In 10/2003 a menu and a customizable button was added to the controller.
The GPS computer (located in the trunk) was only capable of reading map CDs. The first generation of iDrive controllers in the 7-Series was only equipped with the turn knob. For instance North American 7-series come by default with CCC or CIC. Note that the above list can vary depending on the region. IDrive Business (default when navigation is not ordered) IDrive Business is available on the following cars
When iDrive Professional is ordered the M-ASK system is replaced by either the CCC or CIC in addition to a larger display. In addition because only one optical drive is available you cannot use both navigation and listen to a CD simultaneously. iDrive Business Navigation uses a different map DVD than iDrive Professional Navigation. Early versions of the Business navigation could only display directional arrows, but the latest version can also display 2D maps.
In addition it can optionally be ordered in Europe on the 1-series and 3-series as "Business navigation", which has basic navigation abilities. This is a limited version of the iDrive computer with a small 6.6" display and is only found on 5, 6 and 7-series, and the X5 or X6, without the navigation option. M-ASK stands for MMI Audio System controller and is manufactured by Becker. This can easily be seen when the system reboots or restarts after a software crash displaying a "Windows CE" logo. This article is about the BMW vehicle control system.ĭebuted in September 2001 with the 7-Series and was based on Microsoft Windows CE for Automotive.
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