BMW X5 Forum (G05) - View Single Post - Bass CUT OFF??? Only hear vocal on music???

thomas_Rp · 12-03-2021, 12:09 AM

If you are still experiencing this issue, know that you can download the fault codes yourself (for some vehicles)

Go to: https://mygarage.bmwusa.com/car-data.html

I am experiencing this issue and will be taking my G05 in. When I downloaded the data above, I saw that there were several fault codes for the "Receiver Audio Module" ECU Variant RAM01

https://mygarage.bmwusa.com/car-data.html
Who has access to this data?
With BMW CarData, customers always have an overview of the telematics data that their vehicle sends to BMW as part of BMW ConnectedDrive services and that is stored there. Customers can request a BMW CarData report at any time so they know what telematics data BMW has currently stored for their vehicle. Third parties can access selected telematics data in order to offer you personalized services - provided that you explicitly direct BMW to release this data to this third party. You alone decide to whom you entrust your data. The telematics data will not be forwarded to any third parties other than those to which you have directed BMW to send data.

ref: https://g05.bimmerpost.com/forums/at...0&d=1608933253

3.3.2. Receiver Audio Module (RAM)
The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) is a control unit and part of the infotainment system. The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) is an audio amplifier with integrated tuners and an integrated sound processor.
The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) also contains Active Sound Design (ASD), and therefore an additional control unit is not required.

The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) comes in a variety of versions and power levels.

Versions and power levels:
• RAM BASIC
• RAM MID
• RAM HIGH

Depending on the number and power of the speakers, a booster, to which the audio data are streamed
via an Ethernet connection, is additionally installed.

3.3.3. Booster

An additional booster is installed, depending on the audio variant. Normally there is no booster for stereo and hi-fi. However, if an outside speaker is required for the outside sound on a vehicle,
depending on the engine version, a booster is installed. For "Harman Kardon Surround Sound system" and "Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound system" (SA 6F1) the corresponding booster is
installed.

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thomas_Rp Second Lieutenant 126 Rep 250 Posts Drives: X5 G05; 535 F10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Texas iTrader: (0)	If you are still experiencing this issue, know that you can download the fault codes yourself (for some vehicles) Go to: https://mygarage.bmwusa.com/car-data.html I am experiencing this issue and will be taking my G05 in. When I downloaded the data above, I saw that there were several fault codes for the "Receiver Audio Module" ECU Variant RAM01 https://mygarage.bmwusa.com/car-data.html Who has access to this data? With BMW CarData, customers always have an overview of the telematics data that their vehicle sends to BMW as part of BMW ConnectedDrive services and that is stored there. Customers can request a BMW CarData report at any time so they know what telematics data BMW has currently stored for their vehicle. Third parties can access selected telematics data in order to offer you personalized services - provided that you explicitly direct BMW to release this data to this third party. You alone decide to whom you entrust your data. The telematics data will not be forwarded to any third parties other than those to which you have directed BMW to send data. ref: https://g05.bimmerpost.com/forums/at...0&d=1608933253 3.3.2. Receiver Audio Module (RAM) The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) is a control unit and part of the infotainment system. The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) is an audio amplifier with integrated tuners and an integrated sound processor. The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) also contains Active Sound Design (ASD), and therefore an additional control unit is not required. The Receiver Audio Module (RAM) comes in a variety of versions and power levels. Versions and power levels: • RAM BASIC • RAM MID • RAM HIGH Depending on the number and power of the speakers, a booster, to which the audio data are streamed via an Ethernet connection, is additionally installed. 3.3.3. Booster An additional booster is installed, depending on the audio variant. Normally there is no booster for stereo and hi-fi. However, if an outside speaker is required for the outside sound on a vehicle, depending on the engine version, a booster is installed. For "Harman Kardon Surround Sound system" and "Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound system" (SA 6F1) the corresponding booster is installed. Last edited by thomas_Rp; 12-03-2021 at 12:14 AM..
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