Question: How to bypass 15 min audio timer?
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Question: How to bypass 15 min audio timer?
I understand that the C7 does drain battery power, and I have a resolution for that problem. My question is how can I bypass the 15 min timer for the audio for the Bose Infosytem that the BCM controls? From the wiring diagram I was able to see from the dealership, both the infosystem and amplifier go threw the BCM. Any answers!!
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Thanks for your help!!
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As of now, there is still no direct BCM communication available to modify those parameters. 
You'd also have to deal with the global battery off timer, as you mentioned. The power-saving feature would most likely need to be disabled entirely, unless by chance the table actually had a delay parameter.
With MDIs and the global platform (GDS2/SPS) taking over, it's becoming increasingly more difficult, expensive, and time consuming to get a foothold into these BCMs.
The best that can be done at the moment are single-subsystem injections, but I know of nothing that could properly do what you're wanting.
You'd also have to deal with the global battery off timer, as you mentioned. The power-saving feature would most likely need to be disabled entirely, unless by chance the table actually had a delay parameter.
With MDIs and the global platform (GDS2/SPS) taking over, it's becoming increasingly more difficult, expensive, and time consuming to get a foothold into these BCMs.
The best that can be done at the moment are single-subsystem injections, but I know of nothing that could properly do what you're wanting.
