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Summary of Contents for TT 2015

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Audi TT I TTS Coupe Audi a Vorsprung durch Technik LJ v...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...s and equipment this Man ual also contains important information on looking after your vehicle This is rel evant for your safety and will help preserve your car s value The Manual also of fers useful...

Page 4: ...and cooling 58 2 Air conditioner 58 Driving 63 General notes 63 Steering 65 Starting and stopping the engine 65 Start stop system 68 Electro mechanical parking brake 71 Kick down feature 74 Automatic...

Page 5: ...ectory contacts 162 Other settings 162 Map 165 Google Earth map display 168 Calling up traffic information 169 Troubleshooting 171 Table of Contents Listening to the radio 172 Calling up the radio 172...

Page 6: ...and rims 247 Tyre pressure loss indicator 251 Care of vehicle and cleaning 253 General notes 253 Washing the vehicle 253 Notes on cleaning and care 254 Taking the vehicle out of service 257 Self help...

Page 7: ...itted in your vehicle At the beginning of this Owner s Manual you will find a table of contents showing all the items de scribed in this manual in the order in which they appear An alphabetical index...

Page 8: ...View of cockpit View of cockpit Controls at a glance 6...

Page 9: ...1 33 42 43 88 228 79 8 47 68 65 85 45 236 41 45 36 58 227 178 226 View of cockpit Switch for rear window heating Depending on equipment fitted buttons for Drive select Start stop system Electronic sta...

Page 10: ...tre of the display once the en gine has reached operating temperature The LEDs may also extend further into the right hand range of the display when the engine is working 8 hard at high outside temper...

Page 11: ...in use the controls on the multi function steering wheel to select the display tab for warn ing indicator lamps and messages qpage 18 If several malfunctions have occurred you can use the thumbwheel t...

Page 12: ...remote control key qpage31 Bulb monitor qpage16 Headlight range control qpage17 Adaptive light qpage17 Light sensor rain sensor qpage17 Gearbox qpage82 Steering lock qpage13 Engine start system qpage...

Page 13: ...ve to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified If the warning lamp and the message appear while driving there may be a malfunction in the parking brake auto release or the emerg...

Page 14: ...ess the brake pedal and then release the parking brake as necessary i Note For further information on the parking brake refer to q page 71 12 L Cooling system Switch off engine and check coolant level...

Page 15: ...gth is required to steer and brake the vehicle if the engine stops while the vehicle is coasting Carefully try to bring the coasting vehi cle safely to a standstill out of the way of moving traffic Ob...

Page 16: ...or completely switched off via the I OFF button qpage 108 In addition ESC OFF will appear You can switch the ESC sys tem back on by pressing the 1 OFF button again 14 The system is activated when you...

Page 17: ...talytic con verter ID Drive slowly to a qualified workshop without de lay and have the fault rectified Diesel particulate filter Applies to vehicles with diesel engine and diesel particulate filter c...

Page 18: ...nd the message appears the fuel tank is almost empty Drive to a filling station without delay GDTank system malfunction Please contact workshop If the indicator lamp lights up and the message appears...

Page 19: ...ons the dipped beam headlights will then be switched on permanently when the light switch is set to the AUTO position You can still switch the lights on and off in the normal way with the light switch...

Page 20: ...Additional display on right two separate sec tions in extended view J Speedometer On S models the driver information display in cludes a sport view which can be activated while the vehicle is stationa...

Page 21: ...io qpage 172 Media qpage 177 4th tab Telephone qpage 131 5th tab Navigation qpage 156 Map 6th tabb Sound qpage 202 Audi connect qpage 146 Settings qpage 202 al This tab is only visible if one or more...

Page 22: ...i function steering wheel D0 button To answer a call Press the 0button when there is an incoming call To end a call Press the 0 button during a call To display the call list Press the 0 button while n...

Page 23: ...rmation system shows information in several display tabs qpage 19 Fig 6 The equipment installed on your vehicle deter mines which of the following tabs are available 1st tab Vehicle 2nd taba Warnings...

Page 24: ...ividual journeys The last digit of the trip recorder indicates distances of 100 metres or tenths of a mile 22 The trip recorder can be reset to zero by pressing the reset button Left mileage recorder...

Page 25: ...e of vision It makes use of the naviga tion data to evaluate the detected speed limits and show them on the display Under certain con ditions the system will also display the legal speed limits on roa...

Page 26: ...n dary display to the selected system Fig 15 If 24 the system is able to detect a temporary speed restriction in a given situation it will update the display accordingly Temporary speed restrictions a...

Page 27: ...button Layout Move the cursor red frame to select the de sired setting The driver information system displays various components D Tab area Rev counter including digital speedometer and mileage record...

Page 28: ...session The lap timer is operated using the controls on the multi function steering wheel page 26 A WARNING Please direct your full attention at all times to the road As the driver you have full resp...

Page 29: ...start lap New lap start another lap Split time lap sector time Pause interrupt lap timer Cancel lap Reset timer zero all lap times Driver information system Evaluating lap times and resetting the lap...

Page 30: ...Driver information system The data recorded in the lap timer remain stored after the ignition is switched off 28...

Page 31: ...s or the boot lid is still open or the ignition is still on Accidental lock out The central locking system prevents you from be ing locked out of the vehicle in the following sit uations Doors and win...

Page 32: ...cles with convenience key Personal convenience settings If two people use the same car regularly it is a good idea for each person to have his or her own remote control key When you switch off the ign...

Page 33: ...c ing downwards Doors and windows Slide the battery carrier carefully into the re mote control key Insert the emergency key For the sake of the environment Used batteries must be disposed of appropri...

Page 34: ...matter where you carry the 32 key for instance whether it is in your jacket pock et or in a briefcase The locking function may be affected if you grasp the door handle while the vehicle is being locke...

Page 35: ...atically when the vehicle reaches a speed of l This function is not available on all export versions Doors and windows about 15 km h Auto Lock page 29 You can unlock the vehicle again via the button i...

Page 36: ...can be opened from the inside by pulling the door handle A WARNING On vehicles with an anti theft alarm system do not leave anyone especially children in the car if it is Locked from the outside and...

Page 37: ...ontrol key a second time within 2 seconds Or Touch the sensor on the door handle a second time within 2 seconds applies to vehicles with convenience key Or Turn the emergency key in the door lock to t...

Page 38: ...ed manually from the inside Fig 31 Accessing manual release lever on left of luggage compartment below rear window 36 Fig 32 Manual release lever in luggage compartment from inside Fold down the Left...

Page 39: ...ton on the remote control key until all the windows have reached the desired position Convenience close function 0 N Press and hold the button on the remote con trol key until all windows are closed q...

Page 40: ...per sons might be injured or other damage caused by moving parts Note For security reasons we recommend that you delete the programming of the buttons prior to selling your vehicle For more informatio...

Page 41: ...red in addi tion to the steps described above page 39 Follow the instructions above to program the o other two buttons Start with the 3rd step co D IJl D Doors and windows Erasing the button programmi...

Page 42: ...previously programmed button in the operating unit for 2 seconds Press the button for 2 seconds again to com plete rolling code programming For some systems the button may have to be pressed a third t...

Page 43: ...hicles with LED headlights the turning light is automatically activated when the steering wheel angle exceeds a specified value up to about 70 km h or when the turn signals are switched on up to about...

Page 44: ...influ ence on the life expectancy of the vehicle lights Turn signal and main beam lever The turn signal lever also operates the main beam headlights parking lights and headlight flasher t Fig 38 Turn...

Page 45: ...hing the main beams on off manually If the main beams are not switched on or if the headlights are not dipped as expected you can control the dip function manually To switch on the main beams manually...

Page 46: ...is not neces sary to adjust the headlights as they are de signed for use when driving on the left or right Coming home leaving home The coming home function lights up the area round the vehicle after...

Page 47: ...Turn the knob towards or to reduce or in crease the brightness of the lighting Briefly press the knob again to engage it Clear vision Adjusting the exterior mirrors Fig 43 Driver s door Adjuster knob...

Page 48: ...4 The indicator lamp will light up The interior and exterior mir rors will darken automatically when bright light e g from the headlights of a following vehicle shines on the surface of the interior m...

Page 49: ...itch on the ignition Headlight washers The headlight washer sys tem only operates when the lights are switched on The headlights are automatically washed the first time and every fifth time you move t...

Page 50: ...position for at least 2 seconds page 47 Fig 46 Taking off the wiper blade Lift the wiper arm away from the glass 48 Press the release button Don the wiper blade Fig 47 Keep hold of the wiper blade wh...

Page 51: ...p of compass calibration zones Press and hold button c page 49 Fig 48 until the currently set zone number is displayed on the interior mirror Lights and vision The digital compass only works when the...

Page 52: ...e letter Cap pears in the interior mirror Drive in a circle at a speed of about 10 km h un til a point of the compass is displayed in the in terior mirror _ WARNING Calibrate your compass at a locatio...

Page 53: ...ise the seat Seats and storage belt and airbag could fail to restrain the wearer properly in an accident possibly leading to injury Electric adjustment of seats Applies to vehicles with electrical sea...

Page 54: ...ction facilitates access to the rear seats Fig 52 Driver s seat Ring on backrest To fold down the front seat backrest pull the ring and tip the backrest forwards A WARNING Before you drive off always...

Page 55: ...a fire Seats and storage Cigarette lighter and electrical socket Fig 56 Centre armrest raised Cigarette lighter The cigarette Lighter and electrical socket only work when the ignition is on Using the...

Page 56: ...will find several storage compartments and retainers at various points in the vehicle Storage compartments in the doors Storage compartment in the glove box The glove box can be locked with the emerge...

Page 57: ...eats and storage Mounting The feet of the carrier units must be fitted exact ly in the area of the locating pins between the side frame and the roof frame trim qFig 59 The locating pins come into view...

Page 58: ...are applied suddenly 56 CD CAUTION Hard objects placed on the luggage compart ment cover could chafe against the wires of the heating element or aerial in the rear win dow and cause damage Extending t...

Page 59: ...el page 259 Remove the plastic base panels Fig 63 Turn the knob anti clockwise and take out the foam insert Take out the spare wheel Put the foam insert back in and tighten the knob by turning it cloc...

Page 60: ...tary controls and switches are used to con trol the functions The LED in the corresponding button lights up when the function is switched on For a comfortable climate inside the vehicle 58 AJC button...

Page 61: ...outlets and point them to the side G J Switching air recirculation on off In air recirculation mode the air from the interi or of the vehicle is filtered and recirculated This Heating and cooling set...

Page 62: ...can adjust the blower speed manually Press the AUTO button for au tomatic control of the blower speed IA Ci Switching air cooling on off The air cooling mode is switched on off when the IA Ci button...

Page 63: ...egulated automatically The defroster is switched off when the AUTO button is pressed lliil REAR Switching the rear window heating on off If rear window heating is activated with the igni tion switched...

Page 64: ...CD CAUTION To avoid damaging the heating elements of the seat heating please do not kneel on the seat or apply sharp pressure at a single point Note The setting for the driver s seat heating is assign...

Page 65: ...moisture and restore the full braking effect Driving CD CAUTION Parts of the vehicle e g engine gearbox running gear or electrical components can be badly damaged when driving through water Always swi...

Page 66: ...aches its lowest level after a certain mileage This means that the oil consumption can only be properly assessed after about 5 000 km Depend ing on your personal driving style oil consump tion can be...

Page 67: ...ing the ignition on off To switch the ignition on off press the START ENGINESTOP button without pressing the clutch pedal manual gearbox or brake pedal automatic gearbox Diesel engines are preheated w...

Page 68: ...70 ll This function is not available on all export versions 66 Steering lock1 The steering will be Locked if you switch off the engine with the START ENGINE STOP button move the selector Lever to pos...

Page 69: ...om the key If you encounter any problems starting or stop ping the engine please refer to What to do if the START ENGINE STOP button is inoperation al page 68 Driving I m Remote control key key not re...

Page 70: ...cle stops e g at traffic lights The ignition remains on during this stop phase The engine is automatically started on demand 68 The start stop system is automatically activated each time you switch on...

Page 71: ...t again if you move the selec tor lever to R during a stop phase If you do not want the engine to start move the selector lever quickly from D through R to P D IJl D Driving Note You can control wheth...

Page 72: ...driven The start stop system has switched off the en gine The driver s door is opened The driver s seat belt is unbuckled The brake pedal is not pressed The vehicle is stationary If the dipped beam he...

Page 73: ...tion to the functions of a normal handbrake When driving away The parking brake auto release function relea ses the parking brake automatically when you wish to start moving c page 72 Driving away fro...

Page 74: ...left in the car They might otherwisebe able to start the engine release the parking brake or use power op erated equipment such as the electric win dows this could lead to injuries 72 Do not leave an...

Page 75: ...ical limits In a corner or in bad road or weather conditions an emergency stop can cause the vehicle to skid or lose steering con trol Driving Hold assist Applies to vehicles with hold assist Fig 76 S...

Page 76: ...enience affor ded by the hill hold assist function tempt you into taking any risks when driving this can cause accidents The hill hold assist function cannot keep the vehicle stationary in all conditi...

Page 77: ...n the vehicle is stationary q The interlock button the button in the selector lever handle must be pressed in and the brake pedal must be depressed before moving the se lector lever either in or out o...

Page 78: ...e bonnet and working on the vehicle with the engine running Please ob serve the important safety warnings qpage 236 Working on components in the engine compartment Note Drive select You can select the...

Page 79: ...press the brake pedal and select the gear again If the vehicle still does not move in the de sired direction a system malfunction has occurred Seek professional assistance and have the system checked...

Page 80: ...r should never get out of the vehi cle when the engine is running and a gear is engaged If you have to leave your vehicle while the engine is running you must apply the parking brake and engage the pa...

Page 81: ...ontrol is activated on a downhill gradient when the selector Lever is in D S and the driver presses the brake pedal The gearbox auto matically selects a suitable gear for the gradient The downhill spe...

Page 82: ...changes if the engine speed would remain within the per missible range 80 Kick down feature Applies to vehicles with S tronic gearbox The kick down feature is designed to give maxi mum acceleration W...

Page 83: ...rol ESC sport Warning Restricted stability appears temporarily in the infotainment display to indicate the deactivation status Automatic gearbox Deactivate the start stop system qpage 70 The LED in th...

Page 84: ...ctor lev er in position P If the indicator lamp and the message disappear drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified Do not drive on if the warning lamp stays on and the message d...

Page 85: ...pushed or towed the selector lever must first be moved to position N This is possible after operating the manual release mechanism A WARNING The selector lever must not be moved out of position P if t...

Page 86: ...lever make sure you clip the gear lever boot back into the gearshift gate If the power supply should ever fail discharged battery etc and the vehicle has to be pushed or towed the selector lever must...

Page 87: ...cel the speed Limit warning Select the following on the infotainment sys tem IMENUI button Car left control button Driver assist Speed warning The speed limit warning can be adjusted in incre ments of...

Page 88: ...example to overtake another vehicle Once you release the accelera tor the system will revert to the speed you stor ed initially However if the vehicle exceeds the programmed speed significantly for a...

Page 89: ...uickly or use the kick down feature when the visibility and weather con ditions are suitable and when the road and traffic conditions allow you do do so safely Driver assist systems CD CAUTION Before...

Page 90: ...rently unavailable See owner s manual 88 The speed limiter has been automatically deacti vated because the system has detected a fault which could impair its function Try switching on the speed limite...

Page 91: ...ly or not at all The camera s view might be obstructed for example by vehicles travelling in front rain snow a Lot of water on the road adverse Light or dirt on the windscreen If this hap pens the act...

Page 92: ...ss the lane sides demarcation q Fig 91 In ad dition the steering wheel vi brates slightly Grey line s The active Lane assist is switch ed on but not ready to warn Driver messages on the infotainment d...

Page 93: ...g wheel vi bration warning on off D Note Your personal settings are stored automati cally and assigned to the remote control key which is being used only applies to some countries l The steering input...

Page 94: ...al in the event of a lane change even if it is still some distance away The faster a vehicle ap proaches the earlier the warning will appear on the exterior mirror Vehicles moving at a similar speed T...

Page 95: ...by a qualified workshop Driver assist systems j Note The warning lamps on the exterior mirrors may not be properly visible if tinted foil is af fixed to the side windows on the driver s or passenger s...

Page 96: ...fotainment system In addi tion the individual mode allows you to adapt the 94 vehicle set up to suit your personal driving style For example you might choose to combine a more dynamic engine set up wi...

Page 97: ...ect Fig 97 Infotainment Drive select Driver assist systems Press the button c Fig 96 or Select the following on the infotainment sys tem IMENUI button Car Left control button Audi drive select Move th...

Page 98: ...automatically be activated when you have finished configuring the settings Systems comfort Engine and Gearbox Comfortable Steering Comfortable Suspension control Comfortable Engine sound Subdued quat...

Page 99: ...ed by the system risk of accident Sensors have blind spots in which neither people nor objects are registered It is par ticularly important to ensure that there are no small children or animals near t...

Page 100: ...ated automatically when reverse gear is engaged You will hear a brief acknowledgement tone 98 Parking system plus Description Applies to vehicles with parking system plus park assist The parking syste...

Page 101: ...y if the vehicle has been driven at 10 km h or more since the parking aid was switched off Switching off Drive forwards faster than 10 km h or Press the p A button or Switch off the ignition Segments...

Page 102: ...t you if it is supplying you with a good and clear picture The quality of the picture can be im paired by adverse light dirt on the lens or a defect Only use the reversing camera when the boot lid is...

Page 103: ...nfotainment system and select reverse gear The orange orientation lines D represent the path of the vehicle Turn the steering wheel un til the orange orientation lines are pointing to wards the parkin...

Page 104: ...sibility to decide whether a parking space shown in the dis play is suitable for the vehicle The front of the vehicle swings out during the parking manoeuvre Please take all nec essary measures to ens...

Page 105: ...hen it finds one qFig 110 Please check that the parking space is suitable for your vehicle If you exceed a speed of about 50 km h the park assist will be switched off The park assist will display a pa...

Page 106: ...e parking space se lect reverse gear and operate turn signal Operate the appropriate turn signal Engage reverse gear Take your hands off the steering wheel 104 Watch the road When the road is clear pr...

Page 107: ...t of the parking space without using the park assist II Park assist time limit exceeded Ill Park assist cancelled Time limit exceeded Continue steering vehicle Parking aids The parking manoeuvre was n...

Page 108: ...switch the system on a system fault has oc curred If the fault is not corrected before you switch off the ignition it will only be indicated by the flashing LED in the p 1 1A button the next time you...

Page 109: ...To prevent the disc brake of the braked wheel from overheating the EDL cuts out automatically Intelligent technology if subjected to excessive loads The vehicle can still be driven The EDL will switc...

Page 110: ...degree In the following special situations it may be ad visable to switch on the sport mode to allow a certain amount of wheelspin Rocking the car backwards and forwards to free it Driving in deep sno...

Page 111: ...ons such as in heavy rain early morning dew or after washing the car or driving through water the full braking effect can be de layed by moisture or in winter by ice on the discs and brake pads The br...

Page 112: ...r when steering The degree of power assistance is adapted elec tronically depending on the speed 110 Warning indicator lamps and driver messages Steering fault Please stop vehicle If the warning lamp...

Page 113: ...risk of accident On wet roads bear in mind that the front wheels may start to aquaplane and Lose contact with the road if the car is driven too fast If this should happen there will be no sudden incr...

Page 114: ...g the engine and also prolongs the life of the battery The main functions incorporated in the power management system are battery diagnosis re 112 sidual current management and dynamic power managemen...

Page 115: ...nt supplied especially if the battery is not fully charged initially To restore the necessary energy balance the sys tem will then temporarily shut off the electrical Intelligent technology components...

Page 116: ...gramming control units All data for controlling components are saved in the control units Some convenience features such as one touch signalling single door unlock ing and display messages can be repr...

Page 117: ...d on the Last selec ted menu will be displayed and the last selected audio source will be played Multi Media Interface To switch off manually Press and hold the ON OFF button until the MMI switches of...

Page 118: ...ry pushbutton Returning to the previous function level Press the IBACKI button qpage 115 Fig 115 116 Calling up closing the selection menu You can use the selection menu to call up further functions f...

Page 119: ...ess the left control button qpage 116 Fig 118 to return to the previous function Note Please note that the control buttons are the other way around if Arabic is selected as the menu language Notes on...

Page 120: ...shairs map Important A map must be displayed qpage 165 Fig 148 To bring up hide the crosshairs Press the ro tary pushbutton to bring up the crosshairs Press the IBACK button q page 115 Fig 115 to hide...

Page 121: ...tary pushbutton upwards to access the entry field or the beginning of a list in the central area Switching to the speller If the entry field is already open you can switch directly to entry via the sp...

Page 122: ...try while you are still making it These can be accepted by push ing the rotary pushbutton upwards Results list In some cases such as in the direc tory the system will switch to the results list automa...

Page 123: ...C Reception of TMC TMCpro online traffic information page 169 Network coverage of the active connection page 153 2G GSM network 3G UMTS network 2G 3G LTE LTE LTE network When a data connection has bee...

Page 124: ...esired menu item e g Telephone You may need to push the rotary pushbutton upwards to call up the entry field i qFig 127 Searching for an entry Enter one or more search terms in the entry field in any...

Page 125: ...XY Next page previous page Cancel Online destinations No I meant XY Correction Call list Redial Call mailbox Enter PIN delete PIN Telephone favourites Exclude next route section Exclude next street M...

Page 126: ...he system understand you Speak clearly in a normal volume Speak louder if you are driving fast Speak in a normal tone without long pauses Avoid speaking when the speech dialogue system is saying a cue...

Page 127: ...s the office or work Calling up the menu Telephone Directory Navigation Radio Media Audi con nect Car Tone Having the system play the possible Help Help Speech dialogue system Help Telephone commands...

Page 128: ...enter phone number in blocks ofindividual dig its when requested e g 07441 234 567 Dial Correction Delete number Directory desired contact when requested e g John Smith Call mailbox Enter PIN enter P...

Page 129: ...Calling up the favourites Navigation favourites Calling up your home address Home address or Drive home Entering an address with assistance Enter address follow the directions given by the system from...

Page 130: ...ng distance time while route guidance is active Highest speed query Setting the navigation cues during active route guidance Dynamic traffic avoidance Excluding the next section of the route Excluding...

Page 131: ...ogue system Important You must be in the Media menu You may be able to say the following commands depending on the medium active Function Say Selecting a source directly Jukebox CD DVD SO card 1 SO ca...

Page 132: ...n steering wheel and give a spoken command after the external speech dia logue system has been activated To resume a dialogue Press the 5 button if necessary and say a new command Or Select and confir...

Page 133: ...s switched on If you suspect interference switch the mobile phone off immediately The speech dialogue system qpage 124 must not be used in cases of emergency 1 On vehicles with Audi connect and Audi p...

Page 134: ...ia the remote SIM Access Profile please also enter your SIM card s PIN in the MMI1 Please note any additional system queries on your mobile phone e g whether the phone should connect automatically in...

Page 135: ...car please go online e g www audi com bluetooth or ask anAudi dealer l The number of possible attempts depends on the SIM card 2 Not available in all markets Applies to mobile phones with Bluetooth r...

Page 136: ...132 Please contact your service pro vider for more information on mini SIM cards Should you have inserted a different SIM card size in the SIM card reader do not un der any circumstances attempt to re...

Page 137: ...information If the mobile phone is placed in theAudi phone box in a bag or a protective case this may interfere with the connection to the ex ternal aerial An enhanced transmission quality cannot be...

Page 138: ...ers numbers individually Select and confirm l To delete all the numbers letters you have en tered at once Turn the speller to l and press and hold the rotary pushbutton Or Press the right control butt...

Page 139: ...be continued by pressing the right con trol button Resume ID Telephone Merge to conference Up to five callers and one caller on hold can be added to a conference de pending on the network service To s...

Page 140: ...ton Text message SIM card Text message mobile phone Inbox All the text messages you have received are dis played Sent text messages All the text messages you have sent are dis played 138 Outbox All th...

Page 141: ...o the MMI 9 page 132 Please refer to the operating instructions for your mobile l Not available in all languages Telephone phone to find out whether it supports this func tion Select IMENUI button Tel...

Page 142: ...in all languages 140 ij Note Messages deleted using the MMI are also au tomatically deleted on the mobile phone con nected Listening to voicemail messages Applies to vehicles with telephone Select IME...

Page 143: ...supported please go online Telephone e g www audi com bluetooth or contact an Audi dealer The system will always display the directory of the mobile phone currently connected In certain cases contacts...

Page 144: ...a name tag for each contact in the directory which you can have the system read to you Store as favourite Refer to qpage 137 Favourites Send text message You can send the selected contact a text mess...

Page 145: ...e account and stored contacts Telephone Call waiting If this option is activated you will be informed of incoming calls when you are on the phone You can use Check status to check whether this functio...

Page 146: ...phony optimised there may be net work restrictions if you try to use Audi con nect services and make telephone calls at the same time Directory settings Applies to vehicles with telephone Select MENU...

Page 147: ...ni SIM card in the SIM card reader When the mini SIM card is inserted you can also use the contacts from your mobile phone by connecting the mobile phone to the system via the Directory profile qpage...

Page 148: ...nection is required in order to use Audi connect You can establish a connection by using one of the following options Option 1 Using a separate mini SIM card in the SIM card reader qpage 146 Option 21...

Page 149: ...e may cause the SIM card to become detached from the adapter risk of damage to the SIM card reader 1 Not available in all markets Applies to mobile phones with Bluetooth remote SIM Access Profile on v...

Page 150: ...SIM PIN and the PUK from your mobile network service provider to gether with the SIM card If you enter the SIM PIN code incorrectly three times1 in a row the SIM card will be be blocked A PUK ll The n...

Page 151: ...rvices e g Facebook you will need to connectyour vehicle toyour myAudi account to use the personal set tings from the account 11 Select IMENUIbutton Audi connect right control button Login 11 Enter yo...

Page 152: ...news Applies to vehicles with Audi connect With this service you can call up the Latest head lines from your preferred news providers in the MMI Select Online news a headline Facebook Applies to vehic...

Page 153: ...d is upda ted Audi connect Favourite You can favourite a tweet to show that you Like it Retweet You can repost a tweet to share it with other people Note For more information on Linking your myAu di a...

Page 154: ...Audi connect Select IMENUI button Audi connect right control button 152 The following options are available to you in the overview of the Audi connect services Login qpage 149 Logging into myAudi in...

Page 155: ...rus protection and protection against loss of data on mobile devices used to con nect to the Internet via the Wi Fi hotspot Audi connect j Note You might require a separate mobile phone contract with...

Page 156: ...ta roaming option 154 For more information on roaming charges contact your service provider Further information can be found on the In ternet at www audi com connect Notes on Audi connect Audi connect...

Page 157: ...e the corresponding functions directly in your vehicle after entering your personal identification data for example for access to social networks In this case we pass on your identification data to th...

Page 158: ...tination menu when you have entered one or more letters in the entry field Map preview Select an entry from the list 156 When you preselect an entry in the list the corre sponding destination is alway...

Page 159: ...he search area Select right control button Country selec tion All countries are preselected for the search func tion at the factory You can use the Country se Navigation lection function to deselect a...

Page 160: ...y way to have the system guide you home The favour ites make it easier to access destinations you re quire regularly Press the INAV MAPI button repeatedly until the Enter destination menu is displayed...

Page 161: ...ng search categories are available In immediate vicinity You can select special des tinations from different categories The special destinations are displayed in a list starting with destinations in t...

Page 162: ...stinations from myAudi account Applies to vehicles with navigation system and Audi connect You can import navigationdestinations from your myAudi account to the MMI Important You must have created a m...

Page 163: ...estination from the results list The destination entered will be shown on the map Parking at this location Important You must have selected a destination from the results list All the parking faciliti...

Page 164: ...ight control button Rename favourite To move a favourite Select the left control button Favourites a favourite from the List 162 right control button Move favourite Select and confirm the desired posi...

Page 165: ...r page 156 Fig 142 Select right control button Route criteria DTraffic avoidance automatic The route is automatically opti mised using the current traffic information If the MMI system does not displa...

Page 166: ...is displayed qpage 156 Fig 142 Select right control button Exclude route When route guidance is activated a section of the calculated route that you have set max 20 km will be avoided if possible The...

Page 167: ...on repeatedly until the map is displayed q Fig 149 Zooming in out on map Turn the rotary pushbutton clockwise or anti clockwise You can also zoom in or out on the map using MMI touch r page 118 Or Scr...

Page 168: ...ay1 Display of the maximum speed limit on motorways dual carriageways and other major roads Road the vehicle is currently on When the vehicle is stationary offroad is displayed here Location of the ve...

Page 169: ...control button Map settings 1 This function is not available in the Mexican market Navigation Depending on the function selected you can use the following settings Map colours day night The map is di...

Page 170: ...of the current display up to 4x Turn the rotary pushbutton to the left right To navigate in the street view Move your fin ger in the desired direction on the MMI touch pad Additional information In t...

Page 171: ...ected by the traffic obstruction To display the next piece of traffic information on the map Press the rotary pushbutton Navigation Traffic information display Coloured warning symbols Traffic obstruc...

Page 172: ...tion cannot be received the traffic information will automatically be re ceived via TMC TMCpro qpage 169 Traffic information display D Green no obstructions Red traffic jam ll The prayer compass funct...

Page 173: ...d and transmitted anonymously to the traffic data providers at regular intervals Should you not wish this to happen you can switch off the online traffic information function at any time The online tr...

Page 174: ...Station names Note The DAB waveband is not available in all countries 172 The DAB waveband also supports the trans mission standards DAB and DMB Audio where available The DAB waveband is not availabl...

Page 175: ...from the station cur rently set they will be received from the FM waveband 1 This function is only available in the Mexican market 2 Not in the FM AM station lists 3 Not in the mixed station list FM...

Page 176: ...radio menu qFig 156 Or Press the RADIO button repeat edly until the desired waveband appears The sta tion list will be displayed Switch to media The Media menu will be displayed Refer to qpage 188 Pl...

Page 177: ...ailable in the Mexican market 2 This function is only available in the Mexican market Listening to the radio tion is on the system switches to alternative region specific frequencies L band DAB 1 Ther...

Page 178: ...I must be connected to the Internet and the cover art option must be selec Troubleshooting Subject Advice ted c page 176 Preferred image DAB HO Ra dio waveband When this function is switched on album...

Page 179: ...ayed If this information is not stored on the relevant medi um the MMI system will use the database of Media metadata from Gracenote Nevertheless meta data may not be displayed in some cases Restricte...

Page 180: ...become detached from the adapter e g caused by jolting etc Parts could then get stuck in the drive impairing the functionality of the system 178 Note Store the SO cards in a suitable case to pro tect...

Page 181: ...ed if the CD con tains audio files with a high data rate Jukebox Applies to vehicles with jukebox You can play your favourite music and video files from thejukebox Thejukebox has approximate ly 10 GB...

Page 182: ...tically and cannot be copied to the jukebox again 180 It is not possible to play audio video files in the CD DVD drive while they are being copied For legal reasons there is no export function for the...

Page 183: ...your media player or you must be using a UPnP DLNA server integrated in the media player l Only available with the Audi MMI connect app Media To connect a media player Select the IMEDIA button Press t...

Page 184: ...repeatedly until the source overview qpage 188 Fig 164 is displayed 182 Important The Audi MMI connect app must have been in stalled and started on your mobile device You must be logged in to your my...

Page 185: ...the mobile device you are us ing media playback may be interrupted To avoid interruptions keep theAudi MMI connect app running in the foreground and do not lock the screen on your mobile de vice Audi...

Page 186: ...interface To connect a mobile device to the AUX input Connect the cable qFig 161 to the AUX in put on the Audi music interface before con necting the mobile device e g MP3 player smartphone To discon...

Page 187: ...located in the front storage compartment in the centre console q page 6 Fig 2 AUX input To connect a mobile device to the AUX input Connect the cable q Fig 162 to the AUX in put before connecting the...

Page 188: ...re supported by the DVD drive thejukebox the SD card readers and the connection for the USB mass storage device Audio files Video files Supported SD SDHC SDXC MMC memory cards with a capacity of up to...

Page 189: ...Some functions of MTP players such as vid eo playback and the rating of tracks are not supported The display of country specific characters e g for ID3 tag information depends on CD drive Applies to...

Page 190: ...AV qpage 198 Online media qpage 182 To select a source Select and confirm the de sired source Or Press the IMEDIA button re peatedly until the desired source is selected Switch to radio The radio men...

Page 191: ...are displayed Select and con firm an artist an album and then a track Albums All available albums are displayed Select and confirm an album and then a track Genres All available genres are displayed...

Page 192: ...h function Entries containing the search terms entered will be displayed in the list of results q Fig 167 You can search by artist qFig 167 album or track You can also search for genres and videos 190...

Page 193: ...Refer to qpage 204 Connection manager Refer to qpage 203 l This function is automaticallydeactivated if you change the source Media Detailed track info When this function is switched on i1 and the pla...

Page 194: ...ls 1 5 can be played Playback of DVDs with a higher safe ty Level will be blocked Select No restriction to remove all restrictions Change password You can change the current password l This function i...

Page 195: ...word three times in a row you will not be able to enter a password for approximately one mi nute The password can only be reset by an Audi workshop Troubleshooting Subject Advice Audi music interface...

Page 196: ...devices or disable me smartphone is shown as the dia sharing on any integrated UPnP DLNA servers Connect the de source and cannot be changed sired device as a Wi Fi audio player qpage 181 Wi Fi audio...

Page 197: ...rted l Digital radio stations TV channels can only be received via DVB Tin some countries and regions Television The DVB T receiver supports the audio video formats MPEG 2 and MPEG 4 Standards such as...

Page 198: ...button clockwise or anti clockwise Calling up content To jump to the next previous page Move your finger up down on the MMI touch pad To call up a page directly using a coloured key Select and confirm...

Page 199: ...panel to the left right on the in fotainment display using button D To select an EPG entry for a channel Use the MMI touch pad to select and confirm the de sired EPG entry from the EPG overview To swi...

Page 200: ...e Or Press and hold the rotary pushbutton for several seconds Important At least one favourite must be stored in the favourites list To display the favourites list Select the MEDIAi button TV Favourit...

Page 201: ...lternative channels automatically if this function is switched off If co D IJl 1 Sound channel with acoustic narration for the blind and visually impaired Television you leave the transmission area of...

Page 202: ...ice Brightness The brightness can be increased re duced Contrast The picture contrast can be increased reduced Colour The colour intensity can be increased re duced AV Norm You can set the AV standard...

Page 203: ...Blacked out infotainment display Interference in a selected channel in the memory list muted sound and the radio tower symbol for no TV reception is dis played Note The thermal cut out of the televis...

Page 204: ...You can change the Language of the display along with the language of the navigation cues and the speech dialogue system The number of languages available depends on the market Measurement units The...

Page 205: ...s to vehicles with Audi connect Connect new device You can search for and connect a mobile device e g a smartphone List of devices already bonded Select your mo bile phone from the list of all devices...

Page 206: ...o player as a source in the Media menu Bluetooth name The Bluetooth name of the MMI system e g AUDI MMI 2613 is dis played and can be changed 204 Online settings Data connection settings Refer to qpag...

Page 207: ...book Important The Handbook must have been instal led previously Select IMEN uIbutton Car left control but ton Handbook The On board Handbook will automatically load in the language that is set under...

Page 208: ...ton 206 Volume settings Adjusting the volume Using the ON OFF button you can adjust the vol ume of an audio source or system message e g during a speech dialogue directly while it is be ing played Vol...

Page 209: ...the rotary pushbutton to adjust the volume of the beeps To adjust the front volume Select and confirm high medium or low To adjust the rear volume Select and confirm high medium or low MMI touch Turn...

Page 210: ...ts Adjustable steering column 208 These individual safety features are harmonised to provide you and your passengers with the best possible protection in accident situations How ever they can only be...

Page 211: ...the driver risk of accident Safe driving Correct sitting positions Correct driving position The correct driving position is important for safe driving Fig 176 Adjust seat and sit in correct position...

Page 212: ...onal cases you can disable the front passenger s airbag via the key operated switch qpage 227 210 For detailed information on how to adjust the front passenger s seat see qpage 51 Seats and storage _...

Page 213: ...put your feet on the dash panel Never put your feet on the seat cushion Never ride in the footwell Safe driving Never travel on a seat without wearing the seat belt Never climb into the luggage compar...

Page 214: ...the child faces the rear of the car are located directly in the path of the front passenger s airbag if it inflates In this case the child could sustain serious or fatal injuries if the airbag were to...

Page 215: ...2 and 3 Child seats with backrests used in conjunction with seat belts are most appropriate for these categories 15 to 36 kg Our recommendation Audi child seat youngster plus Safe driving _ WARNING Ca...

Page 216: ...injuries in the 214 event of an accident or if they are struck by the boot lid when it is being closed Always pay close attention to passengers in the rear seat when closing the boot lid Securing a c...

Page 217: ...designed only for child seats with ISOFIX Do not at tempt to secure other types of child seat seat belts or other objects to these ancho 1 This function is not available for all export versions Safe...

Page 218: ...ways be free to move and must never be obstructed by floor mats or any objects in the footwell Make sure that none of the pedals is obstructed and all of the pedals can be pressed all the way down to...

Page 219: ...the vehicle s handling by shifting the centre of gravity this could cause an accident Take extra care when driving and adjust your speed accordingly Never exceed the maximum axle loads or the maximum...

Page 220: ...es of luggage or other ob jects from flying forward always use appro priate tensioning straps which are properly secured to the fastening rings 218 Never secure a child seat on the fastening rings Ped...

Page 221: ...e will appear Safety system fault See owner s manual Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified Safe driving _ WARNING Do not press back the bonnet unless both of your ha...

Page 222: ...trip even when just driving around the cor 220 ner Ensure that your passengers wear their seat belts as well q A Properly worn seat belts have been shown to be an effective means of reducing the poten...

Page 223: ...and stretched must be replaced by a qualified workshop The belt anchorages should also be checked Seat belts Forces acting in a collision The physical principles involved in a frontal impact Very lar...

Page 224: ...ut of the car This could result in potentially fatal injuries The common belief that occupants can brace their weight with their hands in a minor collision 222 is false Even at low speeds the forces a...

Page 225: ...low as possible over the hips so that there is no pressure on the lower abdomen The belt should always be worn tightly q Fig 194 Seat belts Pull the belt tight if necessary to take up any slack Always...

Page 226: ...ned automatically in frontal side and rear end im pacts above a certain degree of severity This helps to reduce the forward motion of the occu pants In a less severe accident or in the event of a roll...

Page 227: ...reason it is very important to wear the seat belts at all times qpage 220 Why is it so important to use seat belts The seat belts and airbags can only provide maximum protection if the occupants are s...

Page 228: ...airbags are triggered depends pri marily on the vehicle deceleration rate resulting from the collision By processing the signals from the sensors located in the vehicle the electronic control unit is...

Page 229: ...for N a few seconds every time the ignition is switched on D IJl D Airbag system If the front passenger s airbag has been deactiva ted the indicator lamp PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF or AIR BAG OFF will ligh...

Page 230: ...flated the airbags reduce the risk of head or chest injury The driver s and front passenger s airbag are trig gered in certain frontal collisions c Fig 202 Fur ther airbag systems may also be triggere...

Page 231: ...IJl D 0 ID Airbag system Applies to vehicles on which the front pas senger s airbag cannot be deactivated Do NOT use a rearward facing child seat on the front passenger s seat Applies to vehicles wit...

Page 232: ...ident the airbags have to inflate extremely rapidly within fractions of a second When fully deployed the airbags cushion the im pact for the occupants and help to reduce the risk of injury to the whol...

Page 233: ...Airbag system In conjunction with the three point seat belts and side airbags the head protection airbags give the occupants additional protection against head and neck injuries in a severe side coll...

Page 234: ...s should never lean out or put a hand or arm out of the window while the vehicle is in motion Do not move the sun visors out to cover the side windows if there is anything attached to them such as pen...

Page 235: ...ar petrol with 91 RON as an emer gency measure In this case only use moderate engine speeds and a light throttle Fill up with IJl t D Checking and topping up fluids premium or Super Plus petrol as soo...

Page 236: ...atic filler noz zle is operated correctly it will switch itself off as soon as the tank is full Do not try to put in more fuel after the nozzle cuts out as this will fill the expansion chamber in the...

Page 237: ...y again Note To prevent the tank from being filled with the incorrect type of fuel petrol or diesel only suitable filler nozzles can be inserted in the fuel filler on your vehicle If the filler nozzle...

Page 238: ...en the vehicle is con tinuously used only for short trips the filter be comes obstructed with soot and the symbol c I for the diesel particulate filter lights up qpage 15 A WARNING The exhaust system...

Page 239: ...rt moving immediately and possibly cause an accident Observe the following additional warnings if work on the fuel system or the electrical system is necessary Always disconnect the battery Do not smo...

Page 240: ...the catches do not press down _ WARNING For safety reasons the bonnet must always be completely closed when the vehicle is moving After closing it always check that it is properly secured It should n...

Page 241: ...iesel particulate filter VW SOS 00 Alternatively vw 507 ooh a When using fuel complying with EN 228 or DIN 51626 1 bl When using fuel complying with EN 590 or DIN 51628 Checking and topping up fluids...

Page 242: ...shop to extract the engine oil if necessary No additives should be used with engine oil Any damage caused by the use of such addi 240 tives would not be covered by the factory warranty For the sake of...

Page 243: ...opping up fluids Topping up coolant Important The coolant expansion tank must not be empty CD Wait for the engine to cool down Cover the cap on the expansion tank with a cloth and carefully unscrew th...

Page 244: ...cialist knowl edge The battery is virtually maintenance free It is checked as part of the Inspection Service When an airbag is triggered the battery will un der certain circumstances be disconnected f...

Page 245: ...working on the battery and the electrical system Wear safety glasses Do not allow acid or lead particles to come into contact with eyes skin or clothing Battery acid is extremely corrosive Wear protec...

Page 246: ...0 Engine compartment Terminals for jump leads and battery charger 244 Note the warnings qAin Important safety warnings for handling a car battery on page 243 and q Switch off all electrical equipment...

Page 247: ...original exactly Make sure that the vent hose is always at tached to the original opening on the side of the battery Gases or battery acid can other wise escape and possibly cause damage The battery...

Page 248: ...button Car left control but ton Servicing checks Service intervals You cannot check the service interval on a new vehicle until it has been driven for about 500 km Qualified workshops reset the servic...

Page 249: ...give maximum grip When driving with new tyres drive at moderate speeds and be especially careful during the first 500 km All four wheels must be fitted with tyres of the same type size rolling circumf...

Page 250: ...Tyre wear Inspect the tyres regularly for damage The wear on under or over inflated tyres is sig nificantly higher Fast cornering heavy acceleration and hard braking all increase tyre wear If you noti...

Page 251: ...re starting a long journey Wheels The tyre pressures should only be checked when the tyres are cold The slightly raised pressures of warm tyres must not be reduced Refer to the sticker qFig 223 for th...

Page 252: ...the maximum speed for your tyres After fitting the wheels you must always check the tyre pressures qpage 249 250 Winter tyres lose their effectiveness when the tread is worn down to a depth of 4 mm T...

Page 253: ...i cle e g when switching from partial load to full Wheels load and vice versa you must store the new tyre pressures on the infotainment system qpage 252 Monitoring of the tyre pressures is based on th...

Page 254: ...ion can occur The tyre pressure loss indicator on your Audi is specially matched to tyres with the mark ing AO or RO qpage 247 We recom mend that you use these tyres Storing tyre pressure settings App...

Page 255: ...ays follow the operating instructions for the equipment This applies particularly to Care of vehicle and cleaning the operating pressure and the spraying dis tance Do not point the spray jet directly...

Page 256: ...le exterior mirrors Do not wash the vehicle in direct sunlight otherwise the paint can be damaged Do not use insect sponges or abrasive household sponges etc they can damage the surfaces Matt painted...

Page 257: ...ngs resinous tree sap road salt Fat based stains e g Remove immediately using mild detergenta and a soft cosmetics or sun lo cloth tion Carbon parts Dirt deposits Same treatment as painted parts qpage...

Page 258: ...cial colour leather cream Carbon parts Dirt deposits Same treatment as plastic parts al Mild detergent not more than two tablespoons of pH neutral detergent to one litre of water _ WARNING Do not use...

Page 259: ...e Alcantara fabrics To avoid damage stubborn stains should be removed by a qualified workshop Never use steam cleaners brushes hard sponges or similar utensils Do not use the seat heating to dry the s...

Page 260: ...tment is specifically de signed to hold only the warning triangle supplied as an Audi Genuine Accessory 258 First aid kit Applies to vehicles with first aid kit The first aid kit is located in a compa...

Page 261: ...yres are only suitable for temporary use Replace the damaged tyre as quickly as pos sible q A If the tyre was damaged by an object such as a nail do not remove it from the tyre The tyre repair kit can...

Page 262: ...yre sealant can flange facing down into the opening on the flap of the compres sor Unscrew the dust cap from the valve of the damaged tyre Screw the filler hose onto the valve 0 qFig 229 Insert the co...

Page 263: ...remember to buy a new tyre sealant can at a qualified workshop Changing a wheel Preparations Certain preparations must be made beforeyou change the wheel Please refer to the important safety notes qpa...

Page 264: ...uired to unscrew or tighten the anti theft wheel bolts page 262 262 Fit the box spanner provided in the vehicle s tool kit as far as it will go over the wheel bolt1 Turn the wheel bolt approx one turn...

Page 265: ...an change as a result of variations in loading Never start the engine when the vehicle is on the jack risk of accident If work has to be done under the vehicle en sure that it is safely supported on s...

Page 266: ...roads To benefit from the advantages of tyres with this type of tread pattern the defective tyre should be replaced and refitted as soon as possible so that all tyres again rotate in the correct dire...

Page 267: ...fitted on the compact temporary spare wheel Jump starting Before starting the engine Ifnecessary the engine can be started by con necting it to the battery ofanother vehicle If the engine fails to sta...

Page 268: ...rt connection in your vehicle 9 Position the jump Leads in such a way that they cannot come into contact with any mov ing parts in the engine compartment Starting the engine 10 Start the engine of the...

Page 269: ...off road there is always a risk that the anchorage points may be overloaded Tow bar I tow rope It is easier and safer to tow the vehicle with a U tow bar You should only use a tow rope if you do Mobil...

Page 270: ...tow rope is taut before you drive off ll Important The battery must be adequately charged 268 Engage the clutch very gently when starting to move manual gearbox and press the accelera tor slowly Avoi...

Page 271: ...tool kit qpage 259 Firmly press the cap inwards qFig 242 The cover cap will be released from the bumper Mobility Screw the towline anchorage into the screw connection as far as it will go qFig 243 an...

Page 272: ...Mobility _ WARNING If the towline anchorage is not screwed in as far as the stop there is a risk of the screw connection shearing off during towing risk of accident 270...

Page 273: ...gnition and all electrical equip ment Refer to the following tables to identify the fuse for the failed component qpage 272 Remove the cover LHO vehicles qpage 271 Fig 246 or RHO vehicles qFig 248 Tak...

Page 274: ...MIB 2 Gateway Anti theft alarm system Air conditioner console selector lever au tomatic gearbox auxiliary heating relay coil for rear window heating Diagnostics switch for electronic parking brake lig...

Page 275: ...d bulbs No Electrical equipment Fl ES control unit F2 ES control unit F3 Engine control unit Engine cooling engine components sup F4 plementary heater relay coils 1 2 secon dary air pump relay FS Engi...

Page 276: ...nts are fit ted which do not serve to control the vehicle it self for instance a refrigerator box laptop or ventilator fan etc these must bear the C E mark manufacturer conformity declaration in the E...

Page 277: ...ephones or radio equipment inside the vehicle without a correctly installed external aerial A N Please note also that the maximum range of the equipment can only be achieved with an external aerial Bu...

Page 278: ...ISO 1043 ISO 11469 and ISO 1629 Choice of materials Nearly all materials used can be recycled Similar types of plastics grouped together for easy recycling Recycled materials used in manufacture Redu...

Page 279: ...e the fields contain place holders for example 99 9 Technical data D Vehicle identification number chassis num ber Vehicle type engine power gearbox type Engine and gearbox code letters Paint No Inter...

Page 280: ...laps or extremely wide section tyres Kerb weight unladen weight For Europe and certain other markets the kerb weight includes an allowance of 75 kg for the driver in accordance with EU Regulation 1230...

Page 281: ...q page 2 78 TT Coupe 2 0 4 cylinder 169 kW Power output2 169 kW at 4500 6200 rpm Maximum torque 370 Nm at 1600 4300 rpm Drive FWD quattro Gearbox MG AG AG Maximum speed1 km h 250 2503 250 Acceleration...

Page 282: ...ehicle weight kg 1765 1785 Maximum front axle weight kg 980 1000 Maximum rear axle weight kg 870 865 Footnotes qpage 278 Diesel engine TT Coupe 2 0 TDI 4 cylinder Power output2 135 kW at 3500 4000 rpm...

Page 283: ...ontrols 58 Defrosting windows 59 Rear window heating 59 Air distribution setting air conditioner 59 60 Index Air outlets adjusting 61 Air recirculation mode air conditioner 59 61 Alarm system see Anti...

Page 284: ...lever lock 76 Selector lever positions 75 Steering wheel with paddle levers 79 tiptronic 79 Automatic zoom 167 AUX input 184 185 Average fuel consumption 22 Average speed 22 Avoiding a route 164 282...

Page 285: ...273 0 N Channel memory see Favourites 174 198 Charging battery 184 185 ID Index Child lock TV 199 Child lock DVD 191 Child seats 211 Categories 213 ISOFIX 214 ISOFIX and top tether 215 Side airbags 2...

Page 286: ...D Data connection Configuring 153 Data encryption 202 284 Data protection Audi connect 155 Date 22 202 Daytime running lights 41 Deactivating front passenger s airbag 227 Defrosting windows 59 61 Defr...

Page 287: ...c volume control see Entertainment volume E 206 E mail 139 Index ElO see Ethanol fuel 233 Economical driving 63 Economical route 164 EDL see Electronic differential lock 107 Electrical socket 53 Elect...

Page 288: ...6 FAME fuel 233 Fastening rings 218 Fast forward rewind audio video file 188 Fast route 164 Favourite Editing 162 Storing 162 286 Favourites Media 190 Navigation 158 Radio 174 Telephone 137 TV 198 Fil...

Page 289: ...elephone 145 TV 200 Hill hold assist 74 Index Hill starting see Hill hold assist 74 Home address 158 Editing 162 Navigation 162 Storing 162 Homelink garage door opener 38 Horn 6 How to use Multi funct...

Page 290: ...re see Active lane assist 88 Language setting 202 288 Lap timer 26 Evaluating lap times 27 Starting 26 Launch control programme automatic gear box 81 Leaving home 44 Left control button 20 Letters ent...

Page 291: ...s Jukebox 179 Menu language 202 Messages 138 see also E mail 139 see also Text messages 138 Microphone on off 137 Mileage recorder 22 Mirrors Adjusting exterior mirrors 45 Anti dazzle setting 46 Make...

Page 292: ...171 see also Map 165 Navigation cue 164 During a telephone call 164 Traffic 164 Network connection Wi Fi 152 Network selection telephone mode 143 Network settings 143 Noise compensation GALA 206 290...

Page 293: ...ction system 218 Servicing 219 Personal Wi Fi hotspot 148 Petrol 233 Phone book see Directory 141 Picture format video 191 Playback media 188 Index Playing Possible commands 125 Point of interest sear...

Page 294: ...joystick function 119 Route criteria 163 Route guidance see Navigation 157 Route information 167 Route list 166 Running in New brake pads 109 New engine 63 New tyres 247 292 s Safe driving 208 Safeloc...

Page 295: ...9 Search area 159 Index Speech dialogue system 124 How to use 124 Individual speech training 202 Input help 124 Multi function steering wheel 20 Notes 125 Settings 202 Switching on off 124 Volume 20 1...

Page 296: ...ephone 131 Connecting 132 Connection settings 203 Favourites 137 Main functions 135 294 Microphone on off 137 Options during a call 137 Replacing a call 137 Settings 143 SIM card 133 Speech dialogue s...

Page 297: ...king locking By remote control 31 Index With the central locking switch 33 With the convenience key 32 With the key 34 USB adapter Audi 183 USB charging socket 185 USB stick see Audi music interface 1...

Page 298: ...creen Washing 47 Windscreen washer system 47 245 Reservoir capacity 278 Windscreen wipers Changing blades 48 Cleaning wiper blades 48 Indicator lamp 16 Lifting wipers off windscreen 48 Switching on of...

Page 299: ...tment can therefore be implied by the information il lustrations or descriptions in this Manual No part of this publication may be reprinted re produced or translated without the written per mission o...

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