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      10-27-2009, 02:00 PM   #1
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▀▄ eas - e9x remoteKEY+ project information

As a couple of selected individual beta testers have known, we have been working on a bit of a side project.

Earlier this summer, we were made aware that 3-series/M3 and 1-series models with a production date of 3/09 and later were not prewired if the "Alarm" option was not specified during the ordering process. This is not new to BMW as e46 models overseas were subject to this in the past - however, most US bound vehicles were prewired.

The remoteKEY project was something we introduced that dates back to 2007 on BMW 3-series models, which allowed specific convenience features such as the following:

- Remote window control
- Automatic door unlocking when ignition is turned off
- All windows can be closed One-Touch with the wide "All-Windows" button in the driver's door.
- Remote Fold-in Mirrors (if equipped)

As many already know, EU models seem to keep the cool features while US models feel a bit left out in the cold, likely due to liability concerns, among other matters. Rather than create a whole different module, we felt the features would be best suited integrated into an existing product.

Please see the included video clip:



Features:
- Full factory alarm confirmation chirp/flashing corners/blinking mirror/LED emulation
- Remote window control: One-Touch operation of the windows and sunroof with the original remote on all models (US and Euro)
- Automatic door unlocking when ignition is turned off. Avoid having to pull the door handles twice to get out
- Comfort windows: All windows can be closed One-Touch with the wide "All-Windows" button in the driver's door.
- User programmable: The module can be individually enabled or disabled. All settings are retained even if the car battery is disconnected.
- Remote Fold-in Mirrors (if equipped). remoteKEY will fold in your mirrors on alarm activation.
- Shop/Diagnose mode: If activated the module is completely passive, as if it was not installed at all. It becomes invisible to diagnostic tools.
- End user upgradeable via integrated USB port

Alarm Mode described:
Unfortunately, in today's age - most people are oblivious to a sounding car alarm. BMW's EWS already does a great job on protecting the vehicle - a strong reason why you don't hear of many BMW's being stolen. However, the blinking mirror LED is a deterrent that most thieves will avoid.

Blinking Mirror LED/Confirmation Chirps
To keep costs down, proximity detection and alarm siren were not included with remoteKEY+. As stated before, alarms do their best work as a deterrent.

The most requested feature was the blinking mirror LED (clown nose) and confirmation chirp, which cannot be added without purchasing a BMW factory alarm, which can cost around $500 including programming. With the blinking LED, this acts as a deterrent - in which a thief is likely to move onto an easier target thinking an alarm is installed.

Keyless entry (standard on all BMW 3-series and 1-series models) do not have corner light confirmation when locking the doors. Another part that irked me was the volume of the factory alarm's confirmation chirp.

When measured, we found the chip to be at about 60db, which is barely audiable in daytime especially with ambient noise. In order to counteract this, we are using a 75db chirp, and fully emulates the factory confirmation chirp used on the BMW alarm. Also included is corner/taillight flash confirmation to ensure the doors did get the key command from your remote and your doors are locked when leaving the vehicle.

Remote window control
One-Touch operation of the windows and sunroof with the original remote on all models (US and Euro). Simply press and hold the unlock button for +3 seconds to initiate the command to roll down the windows/sunroof. Pressing the roundel button on the key for +3 seconds will roll up the windows/sunroof.

Windows and sunroof can also be activated independently and has no conflicts with those equipped with CA (comfort access).





Examples:
- Setting 1 allows remote operation of the windows and the sunroof by using the original factory remote fob: Press and hold UNLOCK for 2 seconds: Open all windows
- Press and hold LOCK for 2 seconds: Close all windows
- Press and hold UNLOCK for 5 seconds: Open windows and sunroof
- Press and hold LOCK for 5 seconds: Close windows and sunroof

Remote Fold-in Mirrors
For those equipped with Premium package, remoteKEY+ will fold in your mirrors on alarm activation. Feature can also be enabled with the door handle on CA-equipped models.

Automatic door unlocking when ignition is turned off
Enough said. Simply pull the interior door handle once to exit the vehicle.

User programmable
Even with the modules - not everyone is a "one size fits all" and all features may not be for everyone. The module can be individually enabled or disabled. All settings are retained even if the car battery is disconnected.

Shop/Diagnose mode
The module works seamlessly in the background, which is exactly what is intended. As an added precaution, Shop/Diagnose mode places remoteKEY+ into sleep mode making it completely passive, as if it was not installed at all and becoming 100% invisible to diagnostic tools.

USB Upgradeable
Especially useful as new features or updates are released, module does not need to be removed for upgrading - it can be performed by the end user.

Best of all, remoteKEY+ can be installed in approximately 45 minutes with no coding/activation required from your dealer. For those with leased vehicles, the module can easily be removed with no trace of installation.

Models Supported:
2006+ 3-series Coupe/Sedan (e90/e92 models only)
2007+ 3-series Convertible
2008+ 1-series Coupe/Convertible

Questions and comments are welcomed in this thread.
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      10-27-2009, 07:36 PM   #2
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How much and is it plug n play?
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      10-27-2009, 09:11 PM   #3
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so not only does this closes windows with the key FOB and unlock door when ignition is turn off but it also activates the clown nose ..EVEN without an alarm wired?
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      10-27-2009, 10:43 PM   #4
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so not only does this closes windows with the key FOB and unlock door when ignition is turn off but it also activates the clown nose ..EVEN without an alarm wired?
Correct on all counts - and without any needed trips to the dealer, making this 100% DIY.

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How much and is it plug n play?
These will be on the website shortly, I'll shoot some video clips of the our 135 with the module installed for this thread.
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What chirps? Speakers?
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      10-27-2009, 11:00 PM   #6
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I hope this is around the $200 range or less because I can see it selling really well in the price point. =)
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What chirps? Speakers?
Audible confirmation or "Chirps" are from the included piezo buzzer.
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Post up a price and install instructions please. I've been interested in the product for awhile. What worries me is splicing into wires behind glove box and their long term effect on electrical system.
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Post up a price and install instructions please. I've been interested in the product for awhile. What worries me is splicing into wires behind glove box and their long term effect on electrical system.
We'll have a DIY up shortly, this is about a 45 minute installation with no dealer trip necessary for coding.
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very cool, cant wait to hear more info
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I'd be interested in the audible lock confirmations.
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Thanks for the interest guys - we're finally back from SEMA and will get back to this project tomorrow.

DIY coming on our 1 series (same wiring as e9x) next.
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Very interested in the 1 series module

I have a 2009 135i that came without the alarm pre-wiring... besides the up/down windows and sunroof, does that mean that this module will:

- blink my clown nose?
- fold my power mirrors automatically when i lock the car with the FOB
- make the chirp sound of the alarm when i lock the doors? (if so, how is this accomplished without the alarm?)


If you answer yes to 2/3 questions above, i'm in.

Let me know.
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I have a 2009 135i that came without the alarm pre-wiring... besides the up/down windows and sunroof, does that mean that this module will:

- blink my clown nose?
- fold my power mirrors automatically when i lock the car with the FOB
- make the chirp sound of the alarm when i lock the doors? (if so, how is this accomplished without the alarm?)


If you answer yes to 2/3 questions above, i'm in.

Let me know.
I am pretty sure that the existing product they have can fold the power mirriors so I don't think that would be an issue. The other two, well we are stil waiting
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I have a 2009 135i that came without the alarm pre-wiring... besides the up/down windows and sunroof, does that mean that this module will:

- blink my clown nose?
Yes.

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- fold my power mirrors automatically when i lock the car with the FOB
Yes, if you are equipped with folding mirrors.

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- make the chirp sound of the alarm when i lock the doors? (if so, how is this accomplished without the alarm?)
Yes.

We are in production of the harness that is needed for 3/09+ builds that are not equipped with an alarm, this should be ready by end of Nov.
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TTT, highly interested!
New harnesses arrived today - we are scheduling the install this week for photos.
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▀▄ eas | remoteKEY+ Convienence Module installation overview

Earlier this summer, we were made aware that 3-series/M3 and 1-series models with a production date of 3/09 and later were not prewired if the "Alarm" option was not specified during the ordering process. This is not new to BMW as e46 models overseas were subject to this in the past - however, most US bound vehicles were prewired.



This unique comfort controller can be installed by anyone with the help of our detailed installation manual. Installation requires little electronic skills and is done without cutting wires or soldering! The module comes with all wires and parts needed. No need for extra key fobs. Everything is done with the original key remote. The control unit was designed by our certified engineer, having years of experience on Porsche and Mercedes Benz vehicle electronics. It was developed according to all European and American (CE, FCC) directives and constitutes a state-of-the-art electronic onboard control unit. Over-voltage protection, reverse polarity protection, safety shut-off and absolutely minimal standby power drain can be taken for granted.

Product Features:

Individually programmable
Configure all functions of the module to meet your personal preferences via our signature blinker setup menu.

Factory BMW Alarm Emulation
Emulate the factory BMW alarm confirmation door locking/locking chirps and blinking LED as a visual deterrent against thieves or vandalism. remoteKEY is even compatible for 3/09+ models not prewired for the factory BMW alarm!

Passive / Invisible mode
Turn the whole module off with an easy key sequence. Ideal when letting someone else drive your car.

Reversible plug-in installation
Remove any time allowing sale or return of a leased vehicle in it's original condition.

Remote window control
Open and close the windows and the sunroof separately by remote without activating the top.

Folding Mirrors
On models equipped with motorized mirrors (premium package), fold mirrors in and out by remote. If equipped with Comfort Access -door handles can also activate mirror folding.

Automatic door unlocking
Automatically unlock the doors when turning the ignition off. No more pulling the door handle twice.

USB Port for easy updates
This module can be updated using any Windows PC / Laptop with Internet connection.

Unique design features only to be found in remoteKEY:

- Fully E13 tested and certified: E13 10R-02 4133
- Ultra-low power standby mode (less than 0.1mA)
- InstallAID LED shows correct installation and status
- Intuitive Setup menu for easy customization

Models Supported:
2006+ e9x 3-series, including M3

Installation: While the steps are quite detailed, installation should take no more than 60 minutes for the novice installer. If you are not experienced with your BMWs wiring, please consult professional installation.

Important: Remove key from ignition and negative battery cable before proceeding in order to prevent error lights from appearing during installation process.

Remove passenger side control box cover to expose DME container


Noting positions of locking tabs on lid, remove hook and slider tabs and remove cover


Remove relays and connectors from DME grid and set aside. Connectors are keyed to go back in only one direction


Slide DME from grid and set aside


Remove grid from control box, some cables may still be fastened in place by zip ties


Cut zip ties with cutters


Remove DME grid


Moving into cabin area on passenger side, remove (2) torx screws in order to remove kick panel underneath glovebox. Location of 1st torx screw


Location of 2nd torx screw


Remove kickpanel


Using a thin piece of wire or coathanger, insert wire into opening at bottom of control box to allow easier routing of cable to cabin area


Remove fuse access panel in glove compartment


Route pieze buzzer harness from glovebox to bottom side of floor panel and prepare for routing to engine area


Grab connector (2-pin) from underside of glovebox


Using electrical tape, secure wire to the bailing wire routed earlier securely


Secured connector


From engine side, slowly pull on wire until connector appears on engine side, leaving enough slack in the cabin area to plug the remoteKEY module into


Using supplied velcro, apply to piezo buzzer


Secure piezo to clear/empty sport under hood. In this shot we used the location just below the negative remote terminal


Route cable from control box underneath grommets to piezo buzzer


Connect 2-pin connector to piezo buzzer, making note of color matching


Optional: Use heatshrink tubing to lock connectors into place. Electrical/Friction tape can be used as an alternative


Apply heat to heatshrink tubing


Connection tucked away under stock wiring


Replace DME grid into control box


Replace DME computer and return harness connectors/relays to original positions. Reconnect battery.


Access wiring bundle in glovebox. Connections are as follows: Red/Yellow wire - +12V power, Brown - Ground, Twisted pair Green/Orange & Green - CANbus. Pictured is pointing to Ground wire


Twisted pair Green/Orange & Green. There will be (3) Twisted pair bundles present, use only a single pair - do not cross between pairs!


Using supplied T-Tap, fasten over Ground (Brown) wire


Using Pliers, lock T-Tap into place over Ground wire


Repeat for Twisted pair Green/Orange & Green wires and Red/Yellow. Red/Yellow wire will require (2) T-Taps, a total of (5) are used in all


Using a pick or small screwdriver, remove AIRBAG badge from passenger side A-pillar


Remove torx screw


Pull door seal from perimeter of A pillar to allow easier removal


Remove A pillar cover


A pillar cover removed, showing airbax curtain and wiring harness


Remove access panel for wiring routing, this pops out of place


Route mirror LED harness through access panel


Pull LED mirror harness through other side (correct side has bare terminal and spade connector (pictured)


Plug spade connector to Red/Yellow wire. Grey/Black wire will insert into pin 5 of remoteKEY harness, to connect with same color on other side of connector (wire not shown in connector)


Pull harness through dash opening, preparing to route towards mirror


Remove plastic mirror wiring shroud


Access mirror connector and remove from disconnect from BMW side


3/09+ Production Date: Insert red wire of LED harness into PIN8 of mirror connector, Grey/Black wire into PIN9.
2006-2/09 Production: Remove wires from PIN8 & PIN9 and insert red wire of LED harness into PIN8 of mirror connector, Grey/Black wire into PIN9. Connect mirror plug housings back together


Tuck LED wiring harness underneath headliner routing back to glove compartment


Plug remoteKEY harness into LED mirror harness, note colors are lined up correctly


Plug remaining spade connectors into harness


Connect remoteKEY harness. Blinking LED will signify CAN activity verifying a proper install


Secure LED mirror harness with zip ties, taking care not to impede curtain airbag from deployment


Return all trim panels to original positions and tuck remoteKEY module/harness away in glovebox.

Installation is complete!
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