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You're right about changing the speed at which the HBA turns on and off. I put mine back to default, because at the lower speeds they were turning on and off like strobe lights due to the cars and change in speed around town.
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So I coded the LED headlights last week and have been out of the country for the past week. So I decided to test them tonight. The VLD works great just like on my 5 series. However, the anti dazzle HBA I'm not so sure about. Compared with my car, all is the same, except the headlights are higher, I don't seem to get a black box over the car and as you can see towards the end of the video, an oncoming car flashed their HB's at me and the car I was coming up behind hit their brakes and moved over. Since the X5's are built in the states, I'm wondering if they're missing some hardware? On my 535, I've been using the anti dazzle HBA almost a year now with no problems or getting flashed by other drivers. I'm going to have to do more testing and comparison with my car.
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I went through Lamaster 1 and everything has been enabled. Maybe I should VO code TMS1 and TMS2, those are the two ecu's for the LED headlights. I VO coded them on my car, but others have said they were successful without coding the TMS ecu's so I didn't on my X5D. Maybe they were FOS when they told me that I'll VO code those and see where that gets me and report back. |
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To answer my own question I had a very different experience with the car today. We are so up north that we have light, so darkness comes relatively late, so testing them at the moment is harder. In the winter the sun doesnt come up almost at all, so I will get more experience.
I drove on the highway for about 5km in slowly creeping up darkness with still a little light, and man are these lights good. The beams hop on and off very quickly and intelligently, so they are definately made for higher speeds and highway. Best automatic high beam so far. So definately my problem has been that I mainly drive low speed winding poor roads, where I will have to put the high beams on manually. 5min later I felt how the combination of pedestrian detection, auto high beams and flying spot light work. Out of nowhere in the forest suddenly a bicycle comes just in front of me across the street. My high beams went on immediately at 51 km/h, the yellow pedestrian light came in the hud and the bright flickering spotlight marked the bicyclist the whole way. Amazing. I am so happy now I took the LEDs, night vision and HUD. They work so well together. So my only complaint is that high beam automatics should work at speeds under 50 km/h, I dont understand why there is a speedlimit. This would help, if adaptation works even when manually putting high beams on, but i havent yet figured out if it does, I suspect it wont... |
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@skalberti, any updates regarding the LED setup? I'm going to be helping someone code this feature in and want to make sure I do it correctly if it's 100% figured out yet or at least something I can use that works. I'm guessing for right now, the only thing to do is VO code and remove 5AP and 8S4?
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Found this from a link in Bimmerpost where a 50d owner mistakimgly bought a US spec LED light as a replacement. http://translate.google.com/translat...6%2F&sandbox=1
It covers the circuit for the EU spec light. |
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Anti dazzle decoding ... Hardware clue?
Adding to my last post....
Trying to help this guy,....I could not overlook his comment that BMW told him the euro lights are the same as us version. Anti dazzle .... Could there be another piece of hardware, a controller of some sort? Now I am suspicious that the difference if any are related to beam patterns. http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=819385 skalberti opasha shawnsheridan hyde |
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I don't have time right now, but I'll dive deeper into this tonight and see if it's helpful. Thanks Niko .
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