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BMW Connected for Google Android: Troubleshooting

If problems occur when establishing the connection, the customer can perform a self-diagnosis. This self-diagnosis feature is integrated in the application software to support identification of the problem source. The procedure for performing the self-diagnosis is self-explanatory. Proceed as follows:

  1. Do not connect terminal device to the vehicle. Disconnect terminal device from vehicle, if necessary.
  2. Start the application software.
  3. Select the button with the gear symbol (settings) (1 - illustration FB8413004).
  4. Select the "Check connection" button (1 - illustration FB8413003).
  5. Connect terminal device to vehicle. The self-diagnosis then starts automatically.
  6. An acoustic test signal will sound when the self-diagnosis routine is completed. If this test signal in the application software is heard then it should be confirmed. Once the test signal is confirmed the self-diagnosis routine has been successfully completed and no vehicle malfunctions are present.
    Fig 1: Display - Self-Diagnosis Screen
    G09895262Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Item Explanation
1 "Settings" selection button
Fig 2: Display - Check Connection Screen
G09895263Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Item Explanation
1 "Check connection" button
NOTE: If the customer is not able to solve his problem with the aid of self-diagnosis, the BMW Connected support page is available on the Internet using the following link: bmw.com/connectivity 
In rare cases the customer may be asked to contact his authorized BMW dealer.