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As I am still learning the ins and outs of my car I was wondering if you can actually alter anything or play with any of the options in the menu pictured? So far the only thing I can pic from hear that you can use is the error log screen. Thoughts?

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There isnt alot there that you can play with except the sensors. the version is what is down loaded on your dvd rom. Its either XAA11001 or XAA110011 depending on what english conversion you had done.

The Navigation is for the map disk

And display diagnosis can tell you if something is unpluged.

Lastly I wouldnt press the same 2 butons that you pressed to get into that menu.

It brings up a menu bar second from the bottom that is missing and you dont want to go into that one.

So what im saying is dont play to much.

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