Supplementary Rider's Manual DWA 5 Anti-Theft Alarm System

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Supplementary Rider’s Manual

DWA 5 Anti-Theft Alarm System
BMW Motorrad
DWA_5_2_eng.book Seite 42 Dienstag, 1. März 2005 4:59 16
Note:
d Warning:
This symbol indicates pre-
cautions and measures which
are essential in order to pro-
tect the rider and other per-
sons from possibly severe or
fatal injury.
e Attention:
Special instructions and
precautions intended to avoid
damage to the motorcycle.
Non-compliance can void the
guarantee.
L Note:
Specific instructions on how to
operate, control, adjust or look
after items of equipment on the
motorcycle.
Details described or illustrated

in this booklet may differ from
the motorcycle’s actual specifi- The right to modify designs,
cation as purchased, the equipment and accessories is
accessories fitted or the reserved.
national-market specification. Errors and omissions excepted.
No claims will be entertained as © 2005 BMW Motorrad
a result of such discrepancies. Not to be reproduced either
Dimensions, weights, fuel con- wholly or in part without written
sumption and performance permission from
data are quoted to the custom- BMW Motorrad, After Sales.
ary tolerances. Printed in Germany
BMW recommends Castrol
BMW Motorrad
Order No.:
01 41 7 695 361
01.2005
2nd edition GB / RF The Ultimate
Driving Machine
Welcome to BMW
i
1
Introduction
Your authorised BMW motorcy-

cle dealer will be glad to assist
you in all matters relating to
your motorcycle.
We hope you will enjoy familiar-
ising yourself with these
Welcome to BMW instructions for use, and we
Congratulations on your pur- would like to take this opportu-
chase of this BMW anti-theft nity of sending you our very
alarm. best wishes.
It acts as a deterrent for poten-
tial thieves, while at the same Yours sincerely,
time being easy and straightfor-
ward to use. BMW Motorrad
Contents
i
2
5 Lights
i Introduction Lights.................................. 23
Introduction
Welcome to BMW ................. 1

General ................................. 3 6 Programming
Customising the anti-theft
1 Overview and operation alarm system ...................... 24
Controls ................................ 4 Default settings ................... 25
Functions of the remote Accessing the
control unit ............................ 5 programming mode ............ 26
Code card ............................. 6 Programming ...................... 27
Exiting
2 Immobiliser programming mode ............ 28
Activation .............................. 7
Deactivation .......................... 9 7 Remote control units
Registering remote
3 Alarm function control units ........................ 29
Activation ............................ 10 Exiting registration mode .... 32
Activation phases................ 12 Synchronising the
How the alarm is remote control unit.............. 33
triggered ............................. 13
Deactivation ........................ 14 8 Care and maintenance
Reasons for an alarm .......... 16 Changing the battery .......... 34
4 Central locking system 9 Technical data

Manual operation ................ 19 Technical data .................... 36
Remote control unit............. 20
Emergency unlocking.......... 21 i Index
Safety shutdown ................. 22 Index................................... 37
General
i
3
Introduction
Your anti-theft alarm is com-
bined with a central locking sys-
tem that enables you to open
and close the cases, the top-
case, and the radio compart-
ment by remote control.
It also enables you to switch on
the map-reading light and the
Any attempt to move the motor- ground lights automatically.
cycle, change its position, start You can customise the anti-
it without your permission, or theft alarm in certain ways to
disconnect the battery will trig- suit your needs and prefer-
ger the alarm. The sensitivity of ences.
the system is set in such a way
that slight vibrations of the
motorcycle will not trigger a L Note:
false alarm. In order to protect the motorcy-
Once you have activated the cle’s battery and ensure that
alarm, any attempted theft is the engine can be started, the
indicated acoustically by the alarm system deactivates itself
siren and visually by all four turn automatically a certain number
indicators flashing at the same of days after being activated, al-
time, and the integrated immo- though it always remains active
biliser suppresses engine start. for at least 7 days.
Controls
1 2
1
4 3
Overview and operation
L Note:
Do not be tempted to use the
remote control unit to lock the
keys inside a stowage compart-
ment. If you were to mislay the
remote control unit the keys
1 Left button (ribbed) would be inaccessible and you
2 Right button would be able neither to open
3 LED the cases by means of the
4 Radio remote control unit emergency unlocking routine
5 Status LED nor to deactivate the electronic
(on the vehicle) immobiliser.
Functions of the remote control unit
Operation Button 1 Confirmation

Press once Lock central locking –
Press again Activate alarm func- Turn indicators flash
tion and immobiliser 2x Alarm tone
sounds 2x (if pro- 1
grammed) 5
Press for third time Deactivate motion Indicators flash 3x
sensor (for transport, Alarm tone sounds

for example) 3x
Operation Button 2 Confirmation

Press once Deactivate alarm Indicators flash 1x
function and immo- Alarm tone sounds
biliser, unlock cen- 1x (if programmed)
tral locking
Press again – –
Press for third time – –
L Note:
The signals from your remote
control unit could be disrupted by
interference from other radio sys-
tems or devices transmitting on
the same frequency.
If you encounter this problem, try
pointing the remote control unit at
the motorcycle from a different di-
rection.
Code card
1
6
1
The code number is stamped in

encrypted form on the anti-theft
The anti-theft alarm is supplied alarm and it is also printed on
complete with a sealed enve- an adhesive label 2 supplied
lope containing a code card 1. with the anti-theft alarm. You
The number stated on the code should affix the label at a con-
card (remove the adhesive cealed location on the motorcy-
label) is the code for deactivat- cle.
ing the anti-theft alarm by If you forget the code and are
means of the ignition (b 17). unable to find the code card, an
It is advisable to keep the code authorised BMW motorcycle
card with the vehicle registra- dealer will be able to forward
tion papers, and carry both with the encrypted number to BMW
you when you ride the motorcy- on your behalf and obtain the
cle. correct code.
Activation
1 2
2
7
5
Immobiliser
Once the immobiliser has been
activated the engine will refuse
to start even if an authorised
key is used for the start
attempt. You can tell whether
the immobiliser is activated by
switching on the ignition and
observing LED 5; if the immobi-
liser is active it will light up when
the pre-ride check completes.
Activation
L
The immobiliser is activated
Note: • by pressing button 1 on the
The remote control unit acti- remote control unit twice
vates both the immobiliser and (alarm function is also acti-
the alarm function. vated)
It is also possible to have the or
immobiliser activated automati- • by switching off the ignition, if
cally when the ignition is programmed (b 26)
switched off (default) without When you switch off the igni-
activation of the alarm function tion, 50 seconds elapse before
(b 26). the activation phase.
Activation
2
8
Immobiliser
If confirmation takes the form of

the alarm tone sounding four
Activation of the immobiliser times, this is to indicate that the
after ignition off but without anti-theft alarm's internal
activation of the alarm function rechargeable battery is dis-
is confirmed charged. The rechargeable bat-
• by the turn indicators flashing tery of the anti-theft alarm is
once charged through the on-board
and electrical system, which means
• by the alarm tone sounding that this problem might be due
once, if programmed (b 26) to a discharged starter battery.
When the anti-theft alarm's
Activation of the immobiliser internal battery is discharged
with activation of the alarm the alarm will not be triggered
function by means of the by an attempt to disconnect the
remote control unit is confirmed starter battery.
• by the indicators flashing Contact your authorised BMW
twice motorcycle dealer if the alarm
and tone sounds four times on acti-
• by the alarm tone sounding vation even after a lengthy jour-
twice, if programmed (b 26) ney.
Deactivation
1 2
2
9
Deactivating the immobi- Immobiliser

liser with the remote con- If confirmation takes the form of
trol unit the alarm tone sounding four
The immobiliser is deactivated times, this is to indicate that the
• by pressing button 2 on the voltage in the on-board elec-
remote control unit once (if tricity supply has dropped
the immobiliser was activated below a predefined threshold.
automatically beforehand In this case, recharge the
when you switched off the motorcycle's starter battery
ignition, it is reactivated (b Rider's Manual).
30 seconds later).
Deactivating the immobi-
Deactivation is confirmed liser without the remote
• by the turn indicators flashing control unit
once The procedure is the same as
and that for deactivating the alarm
• by the alarm tone sounding function without the remote
once, if programmed (b 26) control unit (b 15).
Activation
1 2
3
10
Alarm function
Activation with motion

sensor
The alarm function is activated
• by pressing button 1 on the
remote control unit twice
or
• by switching off the ignition, if
programmed (b 25) Activation is confirmed
When you switch off the igni- • by the indicators flashing
tion, 50 seconds elapse before twice
activation. and
The central locking system is • by the alarm tone sounding
not activated. twice, if programmed (b 26)
Activation
3
11
Alarm function
You deactivate the motion sen-

sor
remote control unit for a sec-
Deactivating the motion ond time within the activation
sensor phase (b 12)
If, for example, you want to
transport your motorcycle by Deactivation is confirmed
train, it is advisable to deacti- • by the indicators flashing
vate the motion sensor. Severe three times
movements while the motorcy- and
cle is in transit could trigger a • by the alarm tone sounding
false alarm. three times
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Activation phases
3
12
Alarm function
15 seconds elapse before the

alarm function is fully active.
Status of the anti- LED

theft alarm
Activation phase Rapid flashing
(15 seconds) (0.1 sec. on/ 0.5 sec. off)
If the motion sensor was switched off:
Rapid flashing
(0.1 sec. on/ 0.2 sec. off)
Anti-theft alarm Slow flashing
active (0.1 sec. on/ 0.9 sec. off)
How the alarm is triggered
1 2
3
13
Alarm function
Alarm
An alarm lasts for 26 seconds.
The alarm function is active
again 12 seconds later. If the
reason for the alarm persists,
the alarm function is triggered
again, but this can happen no
How the alarm is triggered more than five times in succes-
The alarm can by triggered sion. You can cancel an alarm
• by the motion sensor at any time after it has been trig-
• by an attempt to switch on the gered by pressing button 2 on
ignition without deactivating your remote control unit. This
the anti-theft alarm before- function does not change the
hand status of the anti-theft alarm.
• by disconnection of the anti- An acoustic alarm sounds and
theft alarm from the motorcy- the turn indicators flash for the
cle's battery (the anti-theft duration of the alarm. You can
alarm's internal battery cuts in program the sound of the
to supply power) acoustic alarm (b 26).
Deactivation
1 2
3
14
Alarm function
Deactivating the alarm

function with the remote
control unit
The alarm function is deacti-
vated
remote control unit once Deactivation is confirmed
If the alarm function was acti- • by the turn indicators flashing
vated automatically beforehand once
when you switched off the igni- and
tion, it is reactivated 30 sec- • by the alarm tone sounding
onds later. once, if programmed (b 26)
Deactivation
Deactivating the alarm

function without remote
control unit
3
15
If you do not have the remote
L
control unit to hand when the
Alarm function
anti-theft alarm is active, you Note:
can still deactivate the system. The system will permit a maxi-
To do so, you will need the mum of 3 successive attempts;
code number printed on your if the third attempt in succes-
code card (b 6). sion is unsuccessful the anti-
theft alarm engages for 10 min-
Deactivation is confirmed utes. The cases remain locked
• by the turn indicators flashing when the system is deactivated
once without the remote control unit.
and In this case you will have to re-
• by the alarm tone sounding sort to the emergency unlock-
once, if programmed (b 26) ing routine (b 21).
Step Action Confirmation

1 Switch on the ignition Alarm is triggered
2 Switch off the ignition and LED flashing,
observe the LED alarm continues
3 Count the LED flashes until the
number corresponds to the first
digit of your code number.
4 Switch on the ignition while the LED OFF
LED is on
5 Repeat steps
2 to 4 for each successive digit
in your code number
Reasons for an alarm
3
16
Alarm function

Once you have deactivated the
alarm function, the LED shows
you reasons for alarms, if any,
that were triggered in your
absence:
• Flashes 1x:
Motion sensor
• Flashes 2x: The LED ceases to output this
Ignition on while the anti-theft signal after 1 minute, or as soon
alarm was primed as you switch on the ignition.
• Flashes 3x: If more than one alarm was trig-
Anti-theft alarm disconnected gered, the flashing codes indi-
from motorcycle battery cate all the reasons.
3
17
Alarm function
You can also check the system

at some subsequent time in
order to ascertain the reason
why the most recent alarm was
triggered. In order to do so, you
must first identify yourself by
means of your code number. If you now switch off the igni-
tion, the LED will flash to indi-
If the code number you entered cate once the reason for the
is correct, two acknowledge- most recent alarm, if any. The
ment tones sound to indicate alarm entry is subsequently
that identification is completed. cleared from memory.
3
18
Alarm function

1 Deactivate the anti-theft alarm
and switch on the ignition
2 Within 4 seconds, switch the LED on,
ignition off and immediately on 1x acknowledgement
again THREE TIMES in succes- tone
sion
3 Switch the ignition off within 15 LED flashes
seconds and then observe the
LED
5 Switch on the ignition while the LED off,
LED is on 2x acknowledgement
tone
Repeat steps
in your code number
Switch off the ignition The LED flashes to
indicate the reason for
the alarm
Manual operation
4
19
Central locking system
Manual opening and

closing
You can still open and close the
cases, the topcase and the
radio compartment manually
with the key, as described in the
Rider’s Manual.
Remote control unit
1 2
4
20
Opening with the remote

control unit
Press button 2 on the remote
control unit once to unlock the
cases, the topcase and the
Closing with the remote radio compartment. A lock that
control unit was engaged manually remains
Press button 1 on the remote locked even after opening with
control unit once to lock the the central locking system and
cases, the topcase and the has to be unlocked manually.
radio compartment. The lids are The only way of manually open-
locked irrespective of whether ing a lock closed by the central
or not a particular lock was locking system is to perform the
engaged manually beforehand. emergency unlocking routine.
Emergency unlocking
4
21
If the compartments were

locked by the central locking
system and, for some reason,
the remote control unit is not to
hand, you can use the emer-
gency unlocking routine to 3 You can now press in the
open them. Emergency unlock- lock barrel with the key in
ing is independent of the cur- order to open the lock. Note
rent status of the lock barrel. that the key cannot be
You cannot use the emergency removed from the lock bar-
unlocking routine to open the rel in this position.
radio compartment. 4 You must turn the barrel to
1 Insert the ignition key into the unlocked position or the
the lock you want to open. locked position in order to
2 Turn the key to the 45° posi- remove the key. The lock
tion. remains locked.
Safety shutdown
4
22
Overly frequent locking and

unlocking within a short period
of time could cause the motors
of the central locking system to
become very warm. An override
function can cut in and interrupt
operation in order to avoid
damage to the motors: these
interruptions can last for a max-
imum of 30 seconds.
Lights
1
a
b
c 5
23
Lights
The lights are switched on

• when you deactivate the
alarm function
or
• by switching off the ignition, if
programmed (b 26) Map-reading light
The map-reading light switches
The lights dim out after on automatically if switch 1 is in
20 seconds. position c.
Customising the anti-theft alarm system
6
24
Programming
You can customise the BMW

anti-theft alarm system to suit
your needs and preferences as
follows:
• Acoustic confirmation after
activation/deactivation of the
anti-theft alarm in addition to
turn indicators flashing
• Automatic activation of lights
when ignition is switched off
• Rising and falling (swelling) or
intermittent acoustic alarm
• Automatic activation of the
alarm function when ignition
is switched off
Automatic activation of immobi-
liser when ignition is switched
off
Default settings
6
25
Programming
Setting Status
Acoustic acknowledgement after activation/ OFF
deactivation
Automatic activation of lights when ignition is ON
switched off
Type of acoustic alarm Intermittent
Automatic activation of alarm function when OFF
ignition is switched off
Automatic activation of immobiliser when igni- ON
tion is switched off
Programming mode, accessing
1 2
6
26
Programming

1 Deactivate the anti-theft
alarm
2 Steps 3 to 7 must be com-
pleted within 10 seconds
3 Switch on the ignition Wait until LED 5 goes out
4 Press button 2 once LED lights up briefly
5 Switch off the ignition LED shows the number of
registered remote control
units
6 Press button 2 three times Indicators flash each time
the button is pressed
7 Switch on the ignition 3x acoustic acknowledge-
ment
The programming function is

now active.
Programming
The number of times LED 5

flashes indicates the step to
which you have progressed in
programming.
6
27
An alarm tone sounds as confir-
mation when you press
Programming
button 1, whereas an acknowl-
edgement tone sounds when
you press button 2.
The LED stops flashing and four
acknowledgement tones sound
when you complete the final
step.
Step Setting Button 1 Button 2

1 Acoustic confirma- ON OFF
tion after activation/
deactivation
2 Automatic activation ON OFF
of lights when ignition
is switched off
3 Type of acoustic Swelling Intermittent
alarm
of alarm function
when ignition is
switched off
of immobiliser when
ignition is switched
off
Exiting programming mode
6
28
Programming
L Note:
Note that you cannot activate
the function for priming the
alarm automatically when the Programming is saved
ignition is switched off unless • by switching off the ignition
the system is also set up for au- after the final step is com-
tomatic activation of the immo- pleted
biliser. or
• automatically 10 seconds
Programming mode is after completion of the final
cancelled step
• by switching off the ignition
before the final step is com- Four acknowledgement tones
pleted sound to indicate that you have
or exited the programming func-
• automatically if more than tion.
30 seconds are allowed to
elapse between any two con- Your custom settings are not
secutive steps in the pro- saved if programming is
gramming routine. aborted.
Registering remote control units
7
29
Remote control units
If you want to start using an

extra remote control unit or
replace a remote control unit
that has been mislaid, you L Note:
always have to register all the The LED flashes when the igni-
remote control units with the tion is switched off: the number
anti-theft alarm. You can regis- of flashes corresponds to the
ter a maximum of four remote number of remote control units
control units. registered.
7
30
Starting point If the code number you entered

You must begin by identifying is correct, two acknowledge-
yourself by means of your code ment tones sound to indicate
number. that identification is completed.

1 Deactivate the anti-theft alarm
and switch on the ignition
2 Within 4 seconds, switch the LED on,
ignition off and immediately on 1x acknowledgement
again THREE TIMES in succes- tone
sion
3 Switch the ignition off within LED flashes
15 seconds and then observe
the LED
5 Switch on the ignition while the LED off,
LED is on 2x acknowledgement
tone
Repeat steps
in your code number
1 2
7
31
3
You can now register a maxi-

mum of four remote control
units with the anti-theft alarm.

1 Press and hold down buttons 1 LED 3 flashes
and 2
2 LED stops flashing
after 10 seconds
3 Release buttons 1 and 2 LED ON
4 Press button 1 or 2 1x alarm, LED off
5 Repeat steps 1 - 4 for each
additional remote control unit
you want to register.
Exiting registration mode
7
32
Registration terminates The LED flashes and the

• once four remote control units acknowledgement tone sounds
have been registered three times when registration
• if the ignition is switched off ends. The number of times the
• if, after a remote control unit LED flashes after the ignition is
has been registered, 30 sec- switched off corresponds to the
onds elapse without a button number of remote control units
being pressed registered.
Synchronising the remote control unit
1 2
7
3 33

Synchronisation is necessary if
the buttons on the remote con-
trol unit are pressed more than
256 times outside the range of
the receiver. When this limit is
reached the receiver on the
motorcycle no longer reacts to
signals from the remote control
unit.
The procedure for synchronisa-

tion is as follows:

1 Switch on the ignition
2 Press and hold down buttons 1 LED 3 flashes
and 2
3 LED 3 stops flashing
after 10 seconds
4 Release buttons 1 and 2 LED 3 on
5 Press button 1 or 2 LED 3 off
Changing the battery
1 2
8
34
3
Care and maintenance
eAttention:
Changing the batteries in Use only CR 2032 3V lithium
the remote control units batteries.
The batteries in the remote con- Take care not to reverse polari-
trol units are due for replace- ty when inserting the batteries.
ment after approximately 2 to 3 Inserting batteries of a different
years.You can tell when a bat- type or inserting the batteries
tery is weak if LED 3 lights up with polarity reversed could
only briefly, or not at all, when a cause irreparable damage to
button is pressed. the device.
Changing the battery
6
7 8
35
11
Care and maintenance

8
10
• Remove screw 6 and lift off

the bottom section of
housing 7
• Slide the spent battery 10 out
from underneath retainer 8
and insert the new battery –
making sure the positive
terminal is up
• Place the bottom section of
the housing on projection 11 • You do this by holding the
at the front edge and close remote control unit within the
the housing. Make sure that range of the receiver and
the two guide pins 9 are pressing button 1 twice in
engaged. Tighten the screw. succession
– If LED 3 lights up after the bat- – LED 3 starts flashing and
tery has been changed, the goes out a few seconds later
remote control unit has to be – The remote control unit is
synchronised. now ready for use
Technical data
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36
Technical data
Anti-theft alarm
Neutral activation time 15 seconds
Alarm duration 26 seconds
Neutral time between two 10 seconds
consecutive alarms
Operating temperature –40 °C to +85 °C
Trigger angle of the motion ±0.7°
sensor
Current consumption (idle < 3 mA
current with system active)
Operating voltage 9–16 V
Remote control unit
Range of the remote control approx. 10 m
unit
Transmission frequency 433.92 MHz
(Japan: 315 MHz)
Signal frequency > 25 kHz (broadband)
Battery for remote control unit 3 V lithium battery, type
CR 2032
Index
A M
Activation phases, 12 Manual operation, 19
Activation with motion sensor, 10 Motion sensor, 11
Alarm, 13
Alarm function
Deactivating with remote
P
Programming, 26, 27
i
control unit, 14 37
Deactivating without remote R
control unit, 15 Remote control
Index
closing, 20
C opening, 20
Changing the battery, 34, 35 Remote control unit
Code card, 6 Registering, 29, 30, 31
Code number, 6 Synchronising, 33
Controls, 4
S
D Safety shutdown, 22
Default settings, 25 Status LED, 4
E T
Emergency unlocking, 21 Technical data, 36
F
Functions of the remote control
unit, 5
H
How the alarm is triggered, 13, 16
L
Lights, 23
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Index
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Index
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Supplementary Rider’s Manual

Details described or illustrated

BMW recommends Castrol

Your authorised BMW motorcy-

Welcome to BMW ................. 1

4 Central locking system 9 Technical data

Functions of the remote control unit

Operation Button 1 Confirmation

Overview and operation

Operation Button 2 Confirmation

The code number is stamped in

If confirmation takes the form of

Deactivating the immobi- Immobiliser

Activation with motion

You deactivate the motion sen-

15 seconds elapse before the

Status of the anti- LED

How the alarm is triggered

Deactivating the alarm

Deactivating the alarm

Step Action Confirmation

Reasons for an alarm

Reasons for an alarm

Reasons for an alarm

You can also check the system

Reasons for an alarm

Step Action Confirmation

Central locking system

Manual opening and

Remote control unit

Opening with the remote

Central locking system

If the compartments were

Overly frequent locking and

The lights are switched on

Customising the anti-theft alarm system

You can customise the BMW

Programming mode, accessing

Step Action Confirmation

The programming function is

The number of times LED 5

Step Setting Button 1 Button 2

Exiting programming mode

Registering remote control units

Remote control units

If you want to start using an

Registering remote control units

Starting point If the code number you entered

Step Action Confirmation

Registering remote control units

Remote control units

You can now register a maxi-

Step Action Confirmation

Exiting registration mode

Registration terminates The LED flashes and the

Synchronising the remote control unit

Remote control units

The procedure for synchronisa-

Step Action Confirmation

Changing the battery