Audi Entry MIB, Обучение по обслуживанию

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Video transmissions to J794
Video signals from up to four different sources for can be viewed
on the MMI display.
• TV tuner R78 (High-spec MIB only)
• DVD changer R161 (High-spec MIB only)
• A terminal device (e.g. iPod) connected to the Audi music
interface (AMI)
• Reversing camera control unit J772
The images from the various sources are transmitted to the
electronic information systems control unit 1 J794 via different
routes.
TV tuner R78 and DVD changer R161
The TV tuner R78 and the DVD changer R161 send the video signal
to the electronic information systems control unit 1 J794 via the
MOST bus.
Reversing camera system control unit J772
The images from the reversing camera system control unit J772
are sent to the J794 as finished images via a dedicated FBAS lead.
Terminal device on Audi music interface (AMI)
With the AMI, a distinction is made between two possible video
sources. They transmit the video signal by two different routes:
1. Video sources that provide finished images as an FBAS* signal.
Example: an image transferred from an iPod using the iPod
adaptor plus (red kink preventer) to the J794 via the FBAS
connection on the AMI connector.
2. Video sources that provide a video file. Example: a video file
on a USB stick is transferred to the J794 using the USB adaptor
connected to the USB socket on the AMI. The J794 then
converts the file into a video.
Video output for MMI display
FBAS lead (-)
Video input from reversing
camera system control unit J772
FBAS lead (+) from
AMI connector
FBAS lead (+)
Video input from reversing
camera system control unit J772
FBAS lead (-) from
AMI connector
Video inputs on J794
USB connection to AMI (input for
video files)
MOST bus connection
Video input from TV tuner
R78/DVD changer R161
Reference
More detailed information on the iPhone adaptor plus can be obtained from "Self-study Programme 477, Audi Q3" (page 77).
Note
The internal video sources on the J794 such as SD cards, Jukebox and DVD drive are not described in this section.