M MI Navigation plus

Operating Instructions

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Foreword
You have decided on the MMI Navigation plus - thank you very much fo r
your confidence in us.
Wi t h your new Audi, you are receiving a veh icle w ith a state-of-the art system
that allows you t he change the vehicle's settings and operate t he electron ic
equipment using a Mu lt i Media Inte rface called the MMI.

We recommend that you read these Operating Instructions carefully so that you
quickly get to know all of the functions and possibili ti es that the MMI offers and
are able to make f ull use of t hem while driv ing.

Please note that these instruct ions are a supplement to your vehicle Owner's
Manua l and should on ly be used in conju nction with your current vehicle Owner's
Manual.

Should you have any further questions about the MMI in your vehicle, please ask
your authorized Audi dealer fo r assistance .

We hope you enj oy driving your Audi.

AUDIAG

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2 Table of contents

About this book .... . . . . . . . . .. . 4 Bl uetooth settings . . . . . . .... ...... 35

Additional settin gs . . . . . .... ...... 36
Introduction .................. 5
Overview . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . 5 Directory . ... . . . . . . . . .... ...... 38
Controls at a glance .... . . . . . . . . .. . 5 Introduction ... . . . . . . . . .... ...... 38
MMI: Multi Media Inte rface . ... . . . . 5 Opening the directory . . . .... . . . . . . 38
Traffic safety information .. . . . . . . . . 6 Stor ing a new directory contact .. . . . 38
Tips on caring for the MMI contro l Stor ing a navigat ion destination .... . 39
panel . . . ... . . . . . . .... . . . . . . ... . . 6 Stor ing a mailing address .... ... . . . 40
Import contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Control s . ................ . . . .. . 7 Using a di rectory contac t .......... . 42
Switching the MMI On/Off .. . . . . . .. . 7 Edit ing a directory contact ...... .. . 43
Switching the MMI display on or off . . 7 Addi t ional settings ............ .. . 45
MMI contr ol panel ......... ....... 7
MMI operating concept . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Audi connect services . .. . . . ... 46
Control knob w ith joys ti ck func t ion .. 9 I ntroduc t ion .................. ... 46
Let te rs/numbers speller . . ..... . . . . 9 Requi remen t s for Aud i connect
Enter ing let ters, numbers and services . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . ... 46
symbo l s with the speller . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Inse rting/removing a SI M card . . . ... 47
Menus and symbols .... . . . . . . . . .. . 11 Configuring t he data connection . . ... 47
Adj usting the sound ....... ........ 12 Configur ing the wireless network
Adj usting the volume ..... . . . . . .. . 13 connection . ... . . . .............. . 48
Sett ing the clock t ime and date . . . . . 14 Using the browser . . . . . . .... . . . ... 49
Rest arting the MMI (Reset) .. . . . . . . . 15
Addit ional sett ings ........ ....... 16 Navigation . . . . . . ............ ... 51
Navigating ... . . . . . .......... ... Sl
Dr ives . . . . . ..... . .......... ... .. 18 Introduction . . . . . .......... . .... . 51
Introduct ion ... . .......... ..... .. 18 Start ing navigation mode .... . ... . . 51
Overview of the drives ... . . . . . . . . .. 18 Navigat ion main funct ions ... . ..... 52
General info rmat ion for playing CDs Ente ring a desti nat ion ........ ..... 52
and DVDs .... . ............ . .... . 20 Stoppi ng route guid ance ...... ..... 58
Memory card genera l informa t ion . .. 20 Display . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . ..... 59
Jukebox .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . 21 Stor ing a destination . . . . .... . ..... 61
DVD drive . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . 22 Tour plan . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . ..... 62
CD changer .............. .... . .. . 23 Additional settings ............ ... 63
Memory card reader ....... .... .... 24
Bluetooth audio player .. . . . . . . . .. . 25 Calling up traffic information 67
Audi music interface 26 Introduction .................... . 67
Calling up a TMC report ......... ... 67
Communication ....... ........ 29 Accessing online info rmation services 68
Calling . . . . ................ ..... 29 Additional settings .............. . 69
Introduct ion . . . . ...... . ... ....... 29
Cell phon e prep . ...... . ... ....... 29 Audio / V ideo ... . ............ ... 70
Telephone mode ....... .. ........ 31 listening to the radio ........ . 70
Selecti ng a phone numbe r .. ........ 32 I ntroduc t ion . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .. . . . . 70
Answer ing/ ignoring a call . . ........ 33 Start ing radio mode ......... . .... . 71
Ending a telep hone call . . . . ........ 34 Activ ati ng your Satellite Radio service 71
Saving a phone num ber from call lists 34 Selecting freq uency band ....... ... 71
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Selecting a station from the station/

presets list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Radio main funct ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Selecting a station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Storing a station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Moving a stored station . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Displaying radio text/information ... 73
Addit ional sett ings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Playing media ......... .. .. .... 76

Introduct ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .... 76
Starting media mode . . . . . . .. .. .... 76
Select ing a source . . . . . . . . .. .. .... 76
Select ing an audio/video file .. .. .... 76
Media main functions .. . . . .. .. .... 77
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Pausing/continuing playback . . . .... 77
Previous/next track or chapte r . . .... 78
Fast forward/rewind .......... .... 78
Track info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 78
Scroll ing through album covers . .... 78
DVD mai n menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 79
Full screen display . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 79
DVD parental control ............. . 79 •
Addit ional setti ngs ....... .... .... 80

Multifunction steering wheel . 83

Multifunction steering wheel . 83
I nt rodu ct ion ... .......... . ... . . .. 83
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Operating . . . . . . . . . . .... ....... .. 83 •
Calling .. . . . . . . . . . . .... ....... .. 83
Navigating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Listening to the radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Playing media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Speech input ............ .. .. .. 88

Voice recognition system . .. .. 88
In t roduct ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 87
General operat ion . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 89
Calling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 90
Using add resses . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 91
Navigating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 92
Accessing TMC tra ff ic report s . .. .. .. 9S
List ening to the radio . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 9S
Playing media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 96

Inde x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97

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4 About this book

This book contains important information,

tips, suggestions and warnings for using your
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vehicle . Text with this symbo l contains information

Keep th is book in your vehicle at all t imes.
This is especially important if you loan your
vehicle to others or sell it.
This book describes the equipment range
specified for th is model at the time of the edi-
toria l deadline. Individual items of equipment
may not yet be available at the time of print-
ing or may only be offered in certain coun-
tries.
about avoiding damage to your vehicle.
@ For the sake of the environment
Text with this symbo l contains information
on protecting the environment .
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Text with this symbo l contains additional
useful information.

Some sections in this book do not apply to all

vehicles . When this is the case, the beginning
of the section indicates the validity, for exam-
ple "Applies to vehicles: with a CD changer".
Optional equipment is also identified with an
asterisk "*" .

The illustrations are designed as schematic

images. Some of the details on your vehicle
may look slightly different than illustrated .

There is a Table of Contents at the beginning

of this book that lists all of the topics covered
in this book in the order that they appear.
There is also an alphabetically arranged Index
at the end of this book .

All directions such as "left", "right", "front"

and "rear" are based on the vehicle's direction
of travel.

* Optional equipment.
..,. The section continues on the next page.
® Registered trademarks are identified with
®. The absence of this symbol does not
warrant unrestricted use of a term.

~ &. Cross reference to a "WARNING" w ith in a

section. If a page number is indicated , the
WARNING is located outside of the section.

& WARNING
Text with this symbol contains information
about safety and how to reduce the risk of
serious personal injury or death.
 Overview 5

Overview
Controls at a glance

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Fig. 1 MMI contro ls

The various MMI controls are located centrally
in the cockpit and are easy to reach 9 fig. 1:
(D Multifunction stee ring wheel . . 83
@ Driver information system . ... . 83
® MMIdisplay ............... . 7
© MMIdrives ..... .... . . . . ... . 18
® On/Off knob . . .......... ....
® MMI control panel
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- Please note that this manual only de-
scribes MMIcomponents. Youcan find
additional informat ion on operating your
vehicle in your vehicle Owner's Manual.
- This book descr ibes the equipment
range specified for th is model at the
time of the editorial deadline. Individual
items of equ ipment may not yet be avail-
able at the time of printing or may only
be offered in certain countr ies.
MMI: Multi Media
Interface •
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The Multi Media Interface, or MMI for short,
combines various communication, navigation
and entertainment systems in your Audi.
You can listen to the radio and CDs/DVDsus-
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ing t he MMI as well as connec t portable play-
7 ers via the Audi music interface* or Blue-
tooth* . The MMIalso has an internal hard
drive disc onto which you can copy your music
and video collection.
The navigation system can guide you to your
dest ination using the shortest route. Or you
can follow your own tour plan with up to nine
intermediate dest inations. Information about
traffic conditions is taken into account during
route guidance.
The cellular telephone preparation* allows
you to use all the different features on your
cellular telephone.
6 O ver v iew

There are severa l ways you can access the

wide range of Infotainment functions in your
vehicle. There are three ways to do th is: MMI
control panel, the mu ltifunction steering
wheel or using the voice recognition system.

Traffic safety
information
Audi recommends only perform ing important
functions such as enter ing a navigat ion desti-
nation when the vehicle is stationary. Always
remember to stop using the MMIif necessary
to ens ure your safety and the safety of other
drivers.

A WARNING
- Driving requires your complete and undi-
vided attention. As the driver, you have
complete responsibility for safety in traf-
fic. Only use the MMIsystem when traf-
fic cond itions permit and always in a way
that allows you to maintain complete
control over your vehicle.
- Adjust the volume of the aud io system so
signals from outside the vehicle such as
police and fire sirens can be hea rd eas ily
at all times.
- Always follow the safety precautions in
<=?page 46 when using the Audi con-
nect services and the safety precautions
in <=?page 48 when using the wireless
hotspot.
- Obey all applicable laws regarding use of
telephones in vehicles.

Tips on caring for the

MMI control panel
The Cleaning and Protection chapter in your
vehicle owner's manual provides instruct ions
on caring for and clean ing the Infotainment
components .
 Controls 7

Controls Switching the MMI

Switching the MMI On/ dis play on or off
Off
Automatic ally
.. To switch the MMI on, switch the ignition
on. The menu for the last main function se-
lected is displayed . The audio source that
was playing last is switched on again .
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.,. To sw itch the MMI off , switch the ignition ------
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off. Your settings a re saved.
Manually
.. Press the On/Off button © or a function
button CD to switch on the MMI
¢ page 7, fig. 3 .
.. To sw itch the MMI off, press and hold the
On/Off button until the MMI switches off .
An MMI that has been switched off manually
does not switch on again automatically the
next time the ign ition is switched on .
The MMI can still be operated for approxi-
mately ten m inutes after switching the igni -
tion off . If you do not press any fu nction but-
ton, control button, or the cont ro l knob on
the MMI control panel within this time, the
MMI automatically swit ches off again .
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- The MMI switches off automatically
when the engine is not running and there
is a low battery charge.
- If you on ly press the On/Off button brief-
ly, t he selected aud io/v ideo source is
muted ¢page 13.
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Fig. 2 Button for swit ching t he MMI display on or off
The MMI display switches on au t oma t ically
when the MMI switches on . It switches off
again automatically when t he MMI and the ig-
nition are switched off .
fig. 2 to switch
You can press the @] button c::>
the MMI disp lay on or off manua lly.
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- On vehicles with t he cell phone prep*, if
a call is made wh ile the MMI display is
switched off, the display will sw itch on
automatically and remain on fo r t he du-
ration of the cal l.
- You can sti ll change radio stations or find •
a selected audio/v ideo source using the •
arrow buttons once the display is switch-
ed off.
MMI control panel

Fig. 3 MMI contro ls

@ Function buttons
- Select ing a ll the main functions: press the
!MENUlfunc tion button ..,.
8 Control s

- Selecting a main function (for example, the MMI operating concept

radio): press the IRADIO Ifunction button
An intuitive operating concept allows you to
@ Control knob with j oystick function use all the MMI functions easily.
- Selecting and confirming functions inside
page 9
t he MMI dis play <=:>
- Moving the crossha irs in navigat ion or ad-
just ing the sound distribution <=:>
page 9
- Using the DVDmain menu c::>page 9

@ Control button s
Using a function that is displayed in one of the
four corners on the display. For example, the
lower right control button corresponds to the
lower right corner of the display c::>page 8,
fig . 4 .

@ On/ Off button

- Switching on the MMI:press briefly
page 7
c::>
- Switching off the MMI: press and hold lon-
ger c::>page 7
- Adjusting the volume: turn to the left or Fig. 4 Opera ti ng concept

rig ht c::>page 13
- Switching on mute: press briefly Q) Selecting a funct ion and confirming it
page 13
c::> .,. Turn the control knob to the left or right to
select a function .
@ IBACKI
button
.,. Press t he control knob to confirm the selec-
St opping a sele ction tha t was not confirmed tion.
or returning to the previous funct ion.
@ Using the function s appearing in the
@ Arrow buttons l<l<l/ t>t>I corners of the display
- Selecting the previous/fo llowing, for exam- .,. Press the control button in the correspond-
ple, a rad io stat ion ing corner of the display. For example, the
- Using the fast backward/forwa rd, for exam- lower right control button corresponds to
ple, when playing a CD the lower right corne r of the display.

@ Returning to the previous functi on

.,. Press the IBACK
I button .

{!) Tips
Press the ! MENUI function button to view
the MMIsett ings (for example, the clock
time) and to get an overview of all the
main functions.
 Controls 9

Control knob with q page 12 or a video DVDmust be playing

joystick function
The MMI control unit has a control knob with
a joystick function, which can be used to
move the crosshairs in a mop, adjust the
sound distribution or operate the main menu
in a DVD.
q page 76.
Moving a map and adjusting the sound
distribution
.,. To move the crosshairs vertically CDq fig. 5,
move the control knob up or down .
.,. To move the crosshairs horizontally @ ,
move the control knob to the left or right .
.,. To move the crosshairs diagonally @ , move
the control knob to the top or bottom while
moving to the left or right .

Using the DVD main menu

.,. Move the control knob up or down CD or
right or left @ to select a menu item .
.,. Press the control knob to confirm the menu
Fig. 5 Operat ing concept for t he cont rol knob w ith joy - selection.
st ick funct ion

Requirement : A map must be displayed, the

balance/fader function must be selected

Letters/numbers speller
You con enter addresses, navigation destinations and telephone numbers with the letters/num-
bers speller.

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Fig. 6 Stor ing an entry in the address book Fig. 7 Enter ing a navigation desti natio n

It may be necessary to enter numbers or let- The symbols for entering letters/numbers are
ters in telephone* or navigation mode for explained in the table below :
some functions in the address book . The let-
ters/numbers spe ller appears in the MMI d is-
play.

Symbol/Description Explanation
Puts a wh ite background behind the selected element and
CD Se lection arrow
shows it enlarged in the entry ring.
Shows the character selected with the selection arrow en-
@ Entry ring
larged.
10 Control s

Symbol / Description Explanation

® ._. Inserts a space in the ent ry fie ld .

@ AAA Displays language-specific special symbols.

® ~ Moves the cursor forward/backward in the en tr y fie ld.

® OK Confirms the entry.

0
®
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0-9/A-Z
Switches from lower case to upper case.

Changes from numbers to letters or from letters to numbers .

® Cursor
@ Entry field
@ List
@ + Delete
@) Number of entr ies
0 List with suggestions
Marks the curr,ent editing position.
Shows the current entry.
Shows a list containing suggestions .
Deletes the symbol to the left of the cursor.
Displays the number of en tr ies found in the list.
Lists suggestions in alphabetical order .

Entering letters, 11> Press t he control button + Delete @ .

numbers and symbols
with the speller
Entering numbers, letters , and symbols
11> Turn the cont rol knob wit h the selec ti on ar-
row (D c::>page 9, fig. 6 to the letter, number
or symbol. Your selection is s hown enlarged
in t he entry ring @ .
i,.. To accept the letter, the number or the sym -
bol, press the control knob. Your entry ap-
pears in the entry fie ld @ .
11> When you have e ntered a ll t he characte rs,
11> To delete all the characters in the entry
fie ld, hold the control knob or the control
button + Delete down unt il all cha racters
have been deleted.
In some cases such as in the Navigation
menu, the selection of letters may be limited
to available ent ries. This means that you can
se lect on ly the lette rs which are poss ible at
t his place in a word .
Enter s pecial characters (e.g . hyphen or peri -
od) using the number sp eller .

tu rn the control knob to OK@ and press the

control knob, or
11> Pres s the OK cont ro l bu tto n.

Deleting numbers, letters, and symbols

Turn the contro l knob with the arrow to +
11>

@ c::>
page 9, fig. 7 and press the control
kno b, or

Menus and symbols
Fig . 8 Telephone sett ings
Symbol / Description
© Title line
@ Selected text
Arrows pointing
® up/down
© Mute symbol
® TMCsymbol
@ Copy status display
Telephone status dis-
0 play
® Bluetooth symbol
® Signal strength bar
@ 2G/3G"
@ Arrow
Options box
@ File path/subtitle
Controls 11
The menu appears in the MMI display after
you press a function button ¢ page 8.
Explanation
Displays the selected mode (for example, telephone* ¢ fig . 8) .
A selected me nu item is outlined/highlighted.
Indicate there are add it iona l me nu items (scro ll forward/back).
The active audio/video source is muted.
TMCtraffic reports reception ¢ page 67.
The audio/video files are being copied to the jukebox
¢page 21.
Importing/upda t ing contacts in the address book or telephone
number list.
Active Bluetooth connection .
Cell phone netwo rk recept ion sig nal.
Network coverage for the active data connection ¢ page 47 •
2G: GSM network •
3G : UMTSnetwork
Points t o ad dit iona l op t ions or possible settings.
Options for the menu item selected.
Shows the path to t he selecte d function/informs via the select -
ed function .
12 Controls

Adjusting the sound " Turn the control knob to the left or right to
adjust the Bass.
Tone main functions .. Press the control knob to confirm the set -
ting .

Adjusting the balance/fader

" Turn the control knob to Balance/fader and

press the control knob. The crossha irs and
the vehicle interior appear in the MMI dis-
play .
.. Move the crosshairs ¢ fig. 10 ho rizontally,
vertically or diagonally using the con t rol
knob ¢ page 9 . The settings are automati -
Fig. 9 Tone main funct ions
cally stored .
.. Press the !TONEI function button r=;,page 7.
DSP BOSE®
You can select the following functions in the Applies to vehicles: with DSP BOSE- Surround Sound
MMIdisplay:
With Sound Set, the sound can be optimized
(!) DSP [BOSE]* ¢ page 12 or DSP [Bang & for the listener. Surround Level regulates the
Olufsen]* ¢ page 13 volume of the surround effect. AudioPilotTf••
@ Bass ¢ page 12 adjusts playback volume depending on noise
@ Treble r=;,page 12 inside the vehicle .
© Balance/fader (sound distribution) Requirement: The tone main functions must
<=>
page 12 be displayed and DSP [BOSE] must be select-
Treble and bass settings app ly to the active ed ¢ page 12.
mode.
Sound Set

Basic settings " Turn t he con t rol knob t o Sound Set and
press the knob .
.,. To achieve a symmetr ical sound distribu-
tion , turn the control knob to All and press
t he knob .
" To adjust the sound so it is orie nt ed to the
front or rear of the vehicle, turn the control
knob to Front/ Rear and press the knob.

Surround Level
.. Turn the control knob to Surround level and
Fig. 10 Adju st ing th e balan ce/fa der press the knob .
.,. To set the volume of t he sur round effec t ,
Requirement : The tone ma in f unctions must turn the control knob to the left or right and
be displayed ¢ page 12. then press the knob.

Adjusting the bass and the treble AudioPilot™

" Turn the control knob, for example to Bass, .,. Turn the control knob to AudioPilot™ and
and press the knob . press th e knob . ...
 Control s 13

~ To automatically adjust playback volume to Adjusting the volume

the noise level inside the vehicle, turn the
control knob to Active and press the knob.
~ To switch off the dynamic driving noise
compensation, turn the control knob to In-
active and press the knob.
Active audio/video source
You con adjust the volume or mute the audio/
video sources using the On/Off button .

DSP Bang & Olufsen ®

App lies to vehicles: with DSP Bang & Olufsen - Surround
Sound

With Sound Focus, the sound con be opti -

mized for the listener. Surround Level regu -
lates the volume of the surround effect.
Entertainment volume
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Requirement: The tone ma in functions must
be disp layed and DSP [Bang & Olufsen] must Fig. 1 1 Adjust ing the vol ume
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be selected ~ page 12.
Adjusting the volume
Sound Focus
~ Turn t he On/Off button to the left or right
~ Turn the cont rol knob to Sound Focus and ~ page 7. The volume setti ng appears in the
press t he knob. MMI display (D ¢ fig . 11 and is automat ical-
~ To adj ust the sound so it is the same for the ly stored .
entire vehicle interior, turn the control knob •
to All and press the knob. Muting
~ Turn the contro l knob to Movie to adjust the ~ Press t he On/Off button briefly. A symbol of
movie sound and then press the knob. a speake r with a line going th rough it ap-
~ To adjust the sound so it is oriented to the pea rs in the MMI display @) ¢ page 11,
front or rear of the vehicle, turn the control fig. 8 and the active audio/video source is •
knob to Front/ Rear and press the knob. stopped. •
Surround Level
~ To cance l the muting, press or turn the On/
Off button briefly.
~ Turn the contro l knob to Surround level and
press the knob. If the volume is too high or too low, it will be
~ To set the volume of the surround effect, adjusted to a preset level when the MMI is
tu rn the control knob to t he left or right and switched on.
then press the knob.
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Volume balancing
You can also adjust the volume using the
~ Turn the contro l knob to Volume balancing right t humbwhee l on the mu ltifunction
and press the knob. steering wheel without tak ing your hands
~ To adjust dynamic driving noise compensa - off the steering wheel¢ page 83.
t ion, turn the control knob to the left or
right and press the knob. Navigation volume

Requirement: Tone mode must be on

¢ page 12 .

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14 Controls

Music volume during navigation prompts
and navigation prompts volume
.. Press the Navigation control button.
.. Turn the cont rol knob to Music volume dur-
ing navigation prompts/ Navigation
prompts volume and then press the contr ol
knob .
.. To set t he volume , t urn th e control knob to
the left or right and press the knob.
.. Turn t he con t rol knob to Ring tone volume/
Call volume an d press the kno b .
.. To set the volume, turn the cont ro l knob to
the left o r right and press the knob .
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You can program Ring tone volume and
Call volume c>page 36 in the telephone
funct ion .

Voice guidance
Voice recognition system volume
.. Press the Navigation control button .
.. Turn the cont rol knob to Voice guidance Requireme nt : Tone mode must be on
and press the knob . c:>pog e 12 .
.. To prog ram t he announcements, turn the
.. Press t he Systems contro l button.
control kno b to Complete / Compact and
.. Turn t he control knob to Voice recognition
th en pres s t he knob.
volume and then press the knob .
.. If you on ly wa nt t o hear t he mos t impo rt an t
.. To set t he volu me fo r t he a nno un cem e nts,
announcemen t s, t urn t he con t rol knob t o
t ur n t he control knob t o the left or right and
Off and t hen press t he knob .
p ress th e kno b.
Voice guidance on during caU 1)

.. Press the Navigation co ntrol button .

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.. If you want t o hea r t he navigation an- Voice recognition volume can also be ad-
no uncemen t s while having a t elephone con - ju ste d in Setup MMI c:>poge 16 .
versation, tu rn t he con t rol knob to Voice
guidance on during call and then press t he Setting the clock time
knob. The funct ion is switched on( ./ ) . and date
The Music volume during navigation You con set the clock time manually or the
prompts lowers t he volume of t he active au - CPScon set it automatically.
dio/v ideo source when the pa rking aid or navi-
gation unit is sw itched on.

You ca n also prog ram Voice guidance an d

Voice guidance on during call c:>page 66
in t he navigation system.

Telephone volume
App lies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
Fig. 12 Setting a t im e zone

Requirement: Tone mode must be on

c:>page 12. Using the clock time menu
.. Pres s t he IM ENU Ifu nction butto n .
.. Press the Telephone cont ro l button.
.. Pres s the Time co ntr ol button.

l) Applie s t o vehicles: w it h cell phone prep


Setting the clock time control
• Turn the control knob to Time sourceand
then press the knob .
• Turn the contro l knob to CPS/ Manual and
then press the knob .
Adjusting the clock time manually
• Turn the control knob to Time and press the
knob. The hour display is hig hlig hted in
white in the MMI display.
• To set the hour, turn the control knob to the
left or right and press the knob. The minute
display is highlighted in white in the MMI
display .
• To set the m inutes, turn the control knob to
the left or right.
• Press the contro l knob to save the time you
have set.
Setting the time format
• Turn the control knob to Time format and
press the knob .
• Turn the control knob to 24h or AM/PM and
then press the knob .
Setting Auto daylight savings time*/Man.
daylight savings time*
• Turn the control knob to Auto daylight sav-
ings time */ Man. daylight savingstime*
and then press the knob.
• Turn the control knob to On/ Off and then
press the knob .
Setting a time zone
• Turn the control knob to Time zone and
then press the contro l knob. A map of the
world appears in the MMI disp lay.
• To selec t a time zone, turn th e control knob
to the left or right. The selected time zone
will be highlighted on the world map and
selected countries in th is zone will be listed.
• Press the contro l knob to complete setting
the time zone.
Setting the date
• Turn the contro l knob to Date and press the
knob. The day display is highlighted in white
in the MMI disp lay.
Controls 15
• To set the day, turn the contro l knob to the
left or right and press the knob. The month
disp lay is highlighted in wh ite in the MMI
disp lay.
• To set the month, turn the control knob to
the left or right and press the knob . The year
display is highlighted in wh ite in the MMI
disp lay.
• To set t he year, turn the control knob to t he
left or righ t .
• Press the control knob to complete setting
the date.
Setting the date format
• Turn the control knob to Date format and
press the knob .
• To adjust the date format "Day.Month",
turn the control knob to DD.MM and press
the knob.
• To adjust the date format "Month/Day",
turn the control knob to MM/D D and press
the knob .
The time appears in the d isp lay of the driver
information system and in the status line in
the MMI display ¢ page 5, fig. 1.
Restarting the MMI
•
(Reset) •
MMI functionality is restored with a specific
button combination.
Fig. 13 Butto n comb i nat io n to restart the MMI
• Press and hold the !MENU!function button
@, the contro l knob @ and the upper right
control button ® at the same time
¢fig.13 .
• Release the buttons. The MMI system
switches off and then restarts .
16 Control s
Additional settings
MMI menu language
.,. Select: IMENU Ifunction button > Setup
MMI cont rol button > Language.
The displays in the MMI display and driver in-
formation system and the language for the
navigat ion announcements and voice recogn i-
tion system can be changed.
English, French and Spanish are available.
Measurement units
.,. Select : IMENU Ifu nction button > Setup
MMI contro l butto n > Measurement Units.
The follow ing measurement units can be set
in the MMI display and drive r informat io n sys-
tem.
- Speed (mph or km/h)
- Distance (miles or kilometers)
0
- Temperature (°For ()
- Consumption (mpg (US), l/100 km, mpg
(UK) or km/ l)
- Vol ume (gal lon (US), liter or gall on (UK))
Voice recognition
.,. Select : IMENU Ifunction button > Setup
MMI contro l button > Voice recognition.
Command display
When the Command display is switched on,
the possible commands for the act ive menu
appear in the MMI display after pressing the
Tal k button [2!1
. MMI control button > Factory setting s.
Short dialogue
When Short dialogue is act ivat ed, a shorter
form of the voice recogni t ion anno uncements
is used .
Input signal
You can switch the Beep input signa l On/ Off
du ring a dialogue .
Voice recognition volume
You can adjus t the voice recogn it ion vol ume
individ uall y .
Individual speech training
Individual speech training improves the rec-
ognition function of t he voice recognition sys-
tem by adap t ing it t o your voice or pronuncia -
t ion. Individu al training is compr ised of 40
speech entries that consist of commands and
sequences of numbers.
You can dele t e the prog rammed speech tra in-
ing using Reset speech t raining .
Erasing all name tags
All of the name tags you have stored (spoken
names or telephone numbers) are erased .
@ Tips
- Individual training can only be per-
formed when the veh icle is stationary .
- The volume of the voice recognition sys-
tem can also be adjusted in the tone
function Q page 14 .
Display brightness
Setup
.,. Select: !MENUlf unct io n button>
MMI control button > Display brightn ess.
You can adjust the br ightness of the display by
tu rning the control knob to the left or right.
Factory settings
.,. Select: !MENUlf unct ion but t on> Setup
You can reset the following functions to t he
f actory sett ings:
- Sound settings
- Radio
- Media settings
- Jukebox
- Direct ory
- Telephone*
- Bluetooth*
- Navigation settings
 Control s 17

- Navigation and online memory This function shows the MMI and navigation
- Voice recogn ition software version .
After selecting the functions, turn the control
knob to Reset facto ry setti ngs. Confirm your
entry by turning the control knob to Yes and
press ing it.
Use Select all entr ies to reset all listed func-
tions at the same t ime back to the factory set-
tings .
If you reset the Jukebox to factory settings,
all of the music files are deleted and the Me-
dia sett ings are reset .

System update •

.,. Select: IMENU Ifunction button> Setup

MMI cont rol but ton > System update.

The MMI software (for example, navigation)

can be updated by DVD,USBor SD memo ry
card.
•
@ Tips
For addit ional information about the Sys-
t em update , see your authori zed Audi
dea ler.
•
Data encryption •

... Select: IMENU Ifunction button > Setup

MMI contro l button > Data encryption.

Youcan protec t your personal data such as

contacts in the address book, navigation des -
tinations and name tags with a persona l pass-
word. If the unit is replaced, you can only
transfer your persona l data to the new MMI
un it using your password.

(D Tips
If you do not assign a personal password,
"MMI3G" is stored in the MMIautomati-
cally as the password.

Version information

... Select: IMENU Ifunction button > Setup

•
MMI control butto n > Version informa ti on.
18 Dr iv e s

Drives Jukebox. You can also use a portable player

Introduction
The MMI is equipped with a DVD dr ive, a CD
changer*, two memory card readers and a
unit by connecting it to the Audi music inter-
face* or you can connect it to the MMI via
Bluetooth*.

Overview of the drives

@ Memory card reader Q page 24
® SIM card readerll

The drives are located in the center console .

MMI will start and contro l the media mode
Q page 76. Opening the card reader cover
using the IOPEN Ibutton ® Q fig . 14 provides
accessto both memory card readers
Q page 24.
Fig. 14 MMI dr ives
The DVD drive, Jukebox, memory card reader
(D Eject button and USBstorage device connection support
the following audio/video file properties:
@ DVD slot Q page 22
@ IOPEN I button
Audio files Video files
File .mp3 .wma; .asf .m4a; .mpg; .avi .mp4; .wmv; .asf
extension .m4b; .mpeg .m4v;
.aac .mov
Format MPEG-1/- Windows
- MPEG-2/- MPEG-1/- ISO- ISO- -
Windows
2 Layer-3 Media 4 2 MPEG4; MPEG4 H. Media
Audio 8 DivX 3, 4 264 Video 9
and 9 l!and S; (MPEG4
Xvid IIAVC)
Playlists .M3U; .PLS; .WPL
File SD/SDHC/ MMC memory cards
system USB storage device: FAT- or FAT32 file system, maximum 4 partitions
DVD drive: Joliet (CDs single session and multisession, DVDs only single session);
UDF
Specifica- up to maximum 320 kbit/s and 48 up to maximum 2,000 kbit/s and 720 x 576 px.
t ions kHz samp li ng frequenc ies at maximum 25fps
Number DVD drive: maximum 5,000 files per directory and maximum 1,000 files per playlist
of files Jukebox: maximum 3,000 files can be copied
USB storage device and memory cards: maximum 5,000 files per directory and max-
imum 1,000 files per playlist ---~--~-- ..,.

l ) Applies to vehicles wit h Audi connect services

 Dri ves 19

Aud io files Video files

Supported Memory cards: with a capacity up to 32 GB
media DVD drive: Audio CDs (up to 80 m inutes), CD ROMs with a capacity up to 700 MB;
DVD±R/RW; Standard DVDVideo and DVD Video compatible DVD Audio
page 2 7, USBstorage
Audi music interface: portable players (for example, iPod c:::>
device)
-
Metadata Album, track, artist, year, genre
and commentary for MP3-/WMA-/
M4A files
embedded cover up to 800 x 800
px. (GIF, JPEG,PNG)

A WARNING
The card reader must always be closed
while driving for safety reasons.
- The MMI was tested with a var iety of
products and media available on the
mar ket. However, there may be cases
where individual devices and audio/video
files are not recognized or may play on ly
with rest rictions or may not play at all.
- The Jukebox does not support playlists.
- The MMI dr ives do not support Windows
Media Audio 9 Voice, Windows Media Au-
dio 9 Lossless and Windows Media 9 Pro-
fessional.
- The more files/folders/playlists that are
on a medium, the longer it w il l take to
load the audio/video files . Audi recom-
mends using storage mediums that only
contain audio/v ideo fi les.
- To decrease the time it takes to load au-
dio/video files, create subfolders (for ex-
ample according to art ist or album).
- To access audio fi les as quick ly as possi-
ble, Audi recommends using SD cards
that are class 4 or higher.
- For compressing MP3 files, Aud i recom-
mends a bit rate of at least 160 kbit/s.
- The display showing the remaining play
time may deviate on MP3 files with varia-
ble bitrate.
- The MMI drives do not support fi les pro-
tected by ORM.
- The functionality of individual storage
mediums may be limited due to the vari-
ety of blank CDs/DVDs available and the
•
var ious capacities.
- Audio CDsor video DVDswith copy pro-
tection or CDs/DVDs that do not conform
to the standard may not play or playback
may be limited.
- Multisess ion CDs may not play or play-
back may be limited. Audi recommends
•
finali zing the recording process when
creating multisession CDs.
- Specific characte rs (such a those in 1D3
tag informat ion) displ ay differently de-
pend ing on the MMI system language
and cannot always be guaranteed. •
- Never sto re important data on the mem- •
ory cards, Jukebox, CDs/DVDs or portable
audio devices. Audi is not responsib le for
damaged or lost files .
- Please note that audio/video files are
subject to copyright laws.
•
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General information
for playing CDs and
DVDs
8cm (3") CO
0
® - Always keep CDs/DVDs in a protective
® dr ives.
Fig. 1 5 CDs/DVDs that must not be used
Requirement s fo r good sound quality
To ensure good, high -quality sound reproduc -
tion and to prevent damage to the drives or
disc reading errors, please observe the follow-
ing:
@ do not use damaged, dirty or scratched
CDs.
@ do not use single CDs/DVDs (3 inch/8 cm).
© do not use CDs/DVDs that are not round
(Shape CDs/DVDs).
@ do not apply any labels on the CDs/DVDs.
© do not use any protective rings .
Do not use protective CD/DVD film or stab iliz -
er.
Cleaning drives and CDs/DVDs
Clean CDs/DVDs w ith a soft, lint-free cloth .
W ipe the CD/DVD in a straight line from t he
center tow ard the outer edge. Dirty areas can
be cleaned wit h a commercial CD cleaner or
isopropy l alcoho l. Never use gasol ine, paint
thinner, or record cleaner since they can dam-
age CDs/DVDs.
Laser devices
Laser devices are divided into safety classes 1
to 4 in accordance with DIN IEC 76 (CO)6/
VOE 0837 . The various types of audio equip-
ment installed conform to safety class 1. The
laser uses so litt le power or is shielded so
there is no danger when it is used correct ly.
CDNote
Do not insert CDs/DVDs with labels into
the drive. Labels can come loose from the
CD/DVD and damage the drive.
@ Tips
sleeve and do not expose them to direct
sunlight.
- Never use a cleanin g CD to clean the
- CD/DVD playback may be tempora rily un-
available if outside temperat ures are ex-
treme ly hot or cold. A thermal protec-
tion switch is installed to protect the CD/
DVD and the laser.
- Do not remove the cover from t he device.
The device does not contain any parts
t hat the owne r can repair.
Memory card general
information
SD, SDHC and MMC memory cards can be
used .
The memory card reader has been tested wit h
many of t he products available on t he market.
However, in isolated cases it is possible t hat
individua l memory cards may not be recog-
nized .
Alw ays keep t he memo ry card in a suit able
case to protect it from di rt , dust part icles and
othe r damage .
CDNote
Only use one-piece memo ry cards. If
adapt er cards (memory cards wi t h more
than one piece) are used, the card could
fall out of the adapter when driv ing be-
cause of vibrations. Individual pieces could
then become stuck in the dr ive.

Jukebox
Introduction
The MMI is equipped with a Jukebox that has
approximately 20 GB of memory availab le for
aud io/video files. Jukebox mode is started and
operated through the MMI q page 76.
For informat ion on the properties of support-
ed fi le formats, refer to q page 18 .
(D Tips
Please note that audio/video files are sub-
ject to copyright laws. Reset the Jukebox
to the orig inal default sett ings when sell-
ing your veh icle qpage 16.
Copying files
Audio files on a CD/DVD ROM in the DVD
drive, a USB storage device or a memory cord
con be copied onto the Jukebox.
"' Press the IME DIAi funct ion button.
"' Press the Imp ort control button.
"' Turn the contro l knob to a source and press
the knob. After check ing the selected
source, the MMI display shows a track list/
file str ucture .
"' Turn the contro l knob to a sing le file/folder
and press the knob.
"' Press the All control button to select all
files/folders.
"' Press the Start import to begin importi ng .
The progress of the copying is shown in the
MMI display.
"' Turn the contro l knob to Continu e import-
ing in the background and then press the
control knob to hide the status disp lay of
the copying.
You can se lect a ll of the files in a folder for de-
letion by turning the control knob to select
the folder and then pressing and ho lding the
knob.
If the Jukebox does not contain any files, a
message appears in the MMI display with the
option Import media . Press the control knob
to enter the import menu.
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You can stop the import at any time by select-
ing Cancel import with the contro l knob and
pressing the knob. The import process will
stop as soon as the source, from wh ich the file
is be ing imported, is disconnected . Files al-
ready copied rema in.
The Jukebox automatically sorts the aud io
files during import accord ing the stored infor-
mation q page 76, fig. 58 . Video files are
stored in the Videos folder .
(D Note
Do not import audio/video files when the
engine is turned off because this will drain
the veh icle battery. •
(D Tips
- Tracks from audio CDs cannot be cop ied
into the Jukebox.
- Files already imported are recognized
and will be grayed out.
- Playing and importing audio/video fi les
in the DVDdr ive at the same time can
lead to limitations in playback or import-
ing . Audi recommends playing audio/vid-
eo files in the DVDdr ive once the import
is completed successfully.
•
- The Jukebox does not provide an export •
function due to legal reasons .
- Files/tracks without stored information
are listed as Unknown . Audi recom-
mends importing audio files w ith their
accompany ing stored information (such
as ID3 tags).
Deleting files
Requirement: The media mode must be acti-
vated q page 76 and the Jukebox must con-
tain a udio/video files .
"' Press the Setting s con t rol but t on.
"' Turn the control knob to Delete juk ebox
and press the knob. The file structure in the
Jukebox is displayed.
"' Turn the control knob to a single file/fo lder
and press the knob .
•
22 Dr iv e s
• Press the All control button to select all
files/fo lders.
• Press the Start deleting control button to
begin deleting.
• Turn the contro l knob to Yes and press the
control knob . The progress of the deleting is
shown in the MMI display.
You can select all of the files in a fo lder for de-
letion by turning the control knob to select
the folder and then press and hold the knob .
Jukebox playback stops during the deletion
process and starts again automatically once
the deletion is comp lete.
If funct ionality is restricted, reset the
Jukebox to the defau lt settings c:>page 16.
Displaying the memory
Requirement : Media mode must be on
page 76 .
c::>
• Press the Settings control button.
• Turn the contro l knob to Jukebox memory
and press the knob. The occupied/open Juke-
box memory as well as the number of sto red
t racks appear in the MMI display .
DVD drive
Introduction
Fig. 16 DVD d rive
CDEject button
@ DVD slot
The DVD drive is located in the center console .
Audio CDs, CDs/DVDs with audio/video files
and video DVDs can be loaded in the DVD
drive. CD/DVD mode is started and operated
t hrough the MMI r=:>
poge 76.
For information on the prope rt ies of support -
ed file formats, refer to c:>page 18.
A
=
WARNING
-
The card reader must always be closed
while driv ing for safety reasons.
Loading and ejecting a CD/DVD
Never force a CD/DVD into the drive. The COi
DVD is pulled in automa t ically.
Requirement: There m ust not be a CD/DVD in
the drive.
• Slide the CD/ DVD with the wr iti ng fac ing up
straight into the drive @ c:>page 2 2, fig . 16.
• Press the eject button CD to eject a CD/DVD.
The CD/DVD is pulled in again aut omatically if
it is not removed from the DVD slot wi t hin 12
seconds of ejecting it .
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CD changer
Introduction
Applies to vehicles: wit h CD changer

@ CD slot
® ILOADI button
@) Position buttons with LEDs
The CD changer is located under the center
armrest. Audio CDsor MP3/WMA CDs can be
loaded into the CD changer . CD mode is start-
ed and operated through the system
¢ page 76 .
Fig. 17 CD changer
The CD changer supports the following file
(!) Eject button formats: •

MP3 Files WMA files

Format MPEG-1 Layer -3 Version 7, 8 and 9
MPEG-2 Layer -3
File extension .mp3 .wma
Standard ISO 9660-Level 1 and 2
•
File system Joliet (sing le session and multisession), UDF
Number of files/ Maximum 255 files per directory , maximum 255 directories, total of no
directories more than 512 files and directories per med ium
Bit rates 32 to 320 kbits/s and variable bit rate and variable bits in sampling fre-
quencies from 8 to 48 kHz
Supported media Audio CDs and MP3/WMA CDswith a capacity of 700 MB •
•
Metadata 1D3 tag WMA tag
up to 30 characte rs up to 30 characters

- For compressing MP3 files, Audi recom-

- Please follow the instructions for han-
dling CDs¢ page 20.
- The CD changer does not support play-
lists and files with ORM protection.
- The functionality of individual storage
mediums may be limited due to the vari-
ety of blank CDs available and the vari-
ous capacities.
- Audio CDswith copy protection or CDs
that do not conform to the standard for
audio CDs may not play or playback may
be limited . CDs that conform to the
standard have the logo "Compact Disc
Digital Aud i" on the CD.
mends a bit rate of at least 160 kbit/s.
- When playing MP3 fi les with a variab le
bit rate, there may be a discrepancy be-
tween the play time displayed and real
time.
- Multisession CDs may not play or play-
back may be limited. Audi recommends
finaliz ing the recording process when
creating multisession CDs.
- Specific characters (such a those in 103
tag informat ion) display differently de-
pend ing on the system language and
cannot always be guaranteed .
- Please note that audio f iles are subject
to copyright laws.
•
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Loading a CD
App lies to vehicles: with CD changer
Six CDscan be loaded in the CD changer .
Loading a CD
.. Press the !LOAD! button ® ¢ page 23 ,
fig . 17 . The LEDsat the side of the CD slot
@ blink green when the CDchanger is ready
to be loaded .
.. Slide the CDstra ight into the slot @ with
the label facing up . The CD is automat ically
loaded in the next empty position in the CD
changer. The LED in the cor responding but-
ton @ illuminates.
Loading multip le CDs at the same time
.. Press and hold the ILOADI button ® for
more than two seconds .
.. Wait unt il the green LEDs at the side of the
CDs lot @ begin blinking.
.. Slide the CDs one at a time straight into the
slot @ with t he label fac ing up. The CDs are
loaded automatica lly in the next empty po-
sition in the CDchanger .
.. Press the ILOADIbutton to interrupt the
loading process.
Loading the CD in a specific empty
position
.. Press the ILOADIbutton @. The LED for the
next empty posit ion @ blinks.
.. Press the butto n .
.. Wait unt il the green LEDsat t he side of the
CDslot @ begin blinking.
.. Slide the CD stra ight into the slot @ with
the labe l facing up.
Loading a CD into a specific occupied
position
.. Press the ILOADI button @. The LEDfor the
occup ied position stays on.
.. Press the button. The correspond ing CD is
ejected.
.. Remove the CDfrom the CDs lot @ .
.. Slide the CDyou wou ld like to load straight
into the CDslot @ with the label facing up.
If you press the ILOADIbutton ® a second
time while all CDs are being loaded, the load-
ing procedure stops .
(D Tips
- Never force a CD into the drive . The CD is
pulled in automatica lly.
- You cannot load the CD changer if t he
LEDnext to the CD s lot is red .
Ejecting a CD
Appl ies to vehicles: with CO changer
Ejecting a CD
.. Press the eject button (D ¢ page 23, fig. 17
twice to eject the current CD.
.. To eject any of the CDs, press the eject but-
ton (D and then one of the blinking buttons
@.
Ejecting all CDs
.. Press and hold the eject button (D for more
than two seconds . All the CDs are ejected
one at a time.
The CD is pulled back into the CDchanger au-
tomatica lly if you do not remove it from the
CDs lot within 30 seconds after ejecting it.
Memory card reader
· Introduction
The MMI is eq uipped wit h two memory card
reade rs. SD, SDHC and MMCmemory cards
can be loaded into the memory card reader
¢ page 25, fig.18.
Memo ry card mode is star t ed and operated
t hrough the MMI ¢ page 76 .
For information on the propert ies of support-
ed file fo rmats, refer to ¢ page 18 .
,&. WARNING -
The card reader mu st always be closed
while driving for safety reasons.

@ Tips
Please follow the instructions for handling
memory cards c::>page 20.
Inserting and removing a memory card
Fig. 18 Inserting a memory card
.,. Press the IOPEN Ibutton. The card reader
cover opens .
.,. Slide the memory card in the card reader
slot with the label side up (contact surface
down) (D c::>fig. 18 . The angled corner of the
memory card must point toward the right
front.
.,. Then push the memory card into the slot
until it clicks into place .
.,. Press the memory card briefly to remove it.
The card is released from the slot.
Bluetooth audio player
Introduction
App lies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
The Bluetooth audio player and cell phones
with an integrated audio player can be con-
nected to the MMI via Bluetooth. Bluetooth
A2DP and AVRCP(1.0/1.3) are supported .
MMI starts and controls the aud io player
page 76.
c::>
(D}Tips
- Several devices can be connected to the
MMI, but only one device can be active.
- The connected device starts the playback
depend ing on the Bluetooth audio play-
er.
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- For additiona l information on supported
devices, visit www .audiusa.com or see
your authorized Audi dealer.
Connecting the Bluetooth audio player
Applies to vehicles : wit h cell pho ne prep
Requirement: The vehicle must be stationary
and the cell phone Bluetooth function must
be switched on. The MMI Bluetooth funct ion
and the Bluetooth audio player must be
switched on in the telephone menu
page 3 5 .
c::>
.,. Press the IMEDIA ! function button .
.,. Press the Source control button.
•
.,. Turn t he control knob on the Bluetooth au-
dio player @ c::>page 76, fig. 57 and then
press t he knob . A message will appear in the
MMI display saying there is no Bluetooth au-
dio player connected to the MMI.
... Press the control knob to begin searching
for a Bluetooth audio player. All Bluetooth
•
devices w ith in range will appear in the MMI
disp lay.
.,. Turn the control knob to the Bluetooth au-
dio player and press the knob . The Audio
pla yer profi le appears in the MMI display.
.,. Press the control knob to select Audi o play- •
er. A 4-digi t PI N appears in the MMI display. •
.,. To enter the 4-digit PIN that is displayed,
select Yes. Enter the PIN into the cell phone,
or
.,. To enter any 4- to 16-d igit PIN, select No.
Enter a 4- to 16 dig it PIN. Then enter this
PIN into the cell phone . You can use the
MMI to operate the Bluetooth audio player
afte r it has connected successfully
page 76.
c::>
If your Bluetooth audio player supports it, a
6-dig it PIN w ill be suggested in the MMI dis-
play and audio player at the same t ime in-
stead of a random 4-digit PIN. To pair t he
Bluetoot h audio player and the MMI, confirm
th is PI N in the audio player and in the MMI.
•
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@ Tips
- The PIN only has to be entered one time
on a Bluetooth audio player. Bluetooth
devices, already paired, are automatica l-
ly connected to the system as soon as
they are in range.
- The functions supported in media mode
(for example Display track info ) depend
on the Bluetooth audio player being
used.
Audi music interface
Introduction
Appl ies t o vehicles: with Audi music interface
Various portable audio devices con be con-
nected to the Audi music interface .
Fig. 19 Audi music interface wit h iPod adapter cable
and iPod
Fig. 20 Audi music interface: adapter cable
(D Interface on Audi music interface
@ Jack for connecting to the Audi music in-
terface
@ Adapter cable* (such as iPod adapter ca-
ble*)
© iPod jack on the iPod adapter cable*
@ iPod
® iPod adapter cable (plus) * r:!;>page27
(Z) 3.5 mm stereo jack adapter cable*
r:!;>
page 28
@ Mini USB adapter cable* page 27
<=:>
® Micro USBadapter cable* c:>page 27
@ USBadapter cable* <=:> page 2 7
@ AV adapter cable* r:;,page 28
The Audi music interface is located in the
glove compartment. You can connect a porta-
ble audio device (such as an iPod or USBstor-
age device) to the Audi music interface using a
special adapter cable*. You can purchase
adapter cables* from your authorized Audi
dealer.
For information on the properties of support-
ed file fo rmats, refer to c:>page 18.
The Audi mus ic interface supports USBstor-
age devices from "USB Device Subclasses I
and 6". The manufacturer of the storage de-
vice can provide information about its "USB
Device Subclass".
The following USB storage devices are sup-
ported:
- USB sticks
- USB MP3 players that do not require any
special driver software
- External USBf lash memory
- External USB hard disks (HDD) - I ", 1.8",
2.5" - drives with an operating/continuous
current of 500 mA maximum
(D Note
- Extremely high or low temperatures
which can occur inside vehicles can dam-
age portable audio devices or affect their
performance. Never leave a portable au-
dio device in the vehicle in extremely
high or low temperatures.
- Handle the adapter cable carefully. Do
not allow it to be pinched.
(D Tips
- For additiona l information on the Audi
music interface, visit www.audiusa.com
or see your authorized Audi dealer.

- MTP players and USB hubs are not sup-
ported.
- Do not use USB extension cables or
adapters. They may affect the functiona l-
ity.
- Funct ionality is not guaranteed fo r port -
able audio devices that do not meet the
USB2.0 specificat ion .
- The USB storage device connection was
tested w ith a variety of products on the
market. However, it is possible that
some memory cards may not be recog-
nized.
Connecting the adapter cable to the
Audi music interface
App lies to vehicles: with Audi music interface and adapter
cable
Requirement: The glove compartment must
be open.
.,. Connect the USBadapter cable* @
page 26, fig. 20 to the Audi music inter-
<=>
face.
.,. Then connect the portable audio device to
the Audi music interface.
Disconnecting the adapter cable from
the Audi music interface
Applies to vehicles: with Audi music interface and adapter
cable
Fig. 2 1 Adapter cable: disconnecting the jack from t he
Audi m usic interface
Requirement: The glove compa rtment must
be open .
.,. Hold the release catch down ® <=> fig. 21
whi le pulling the jack @ out of the Audi mu-
sic interface.
Dr iv e s 27
(D Note
Remove the connector from the Audi mu-
sic interface carefully so it is not damaged.
Connecting an iPod using an iPod
adapter cable
Applies to vehicles: with Audi music interface and iPod
adapter cable (plus)
Fig. 22 Disconnecting the iPod jack from the iPod
Requirement: The glove compartmen t must
be open .
.,. Connect the iPod adapter cable (plus)* ®
9 page 26, fig. 20 to the iPod.
.,. To disconnect t he iPod jack, press the knobs
© ~fig. 22 to release the catc h and pull the
jack carefully out of the iPod @ .
When t he vehicle ignition is on, the iPod bat- •
•
te ry charges through the iPod adapter cable
(pl us)* once the iPod is connected t o the Audi
music interface . Connect the adapter cable to
the Audi music interface first and then con-
nect the portab le audio device to the Audi mu-
sic interface.
Audi music interface does not support some
iPod functions, for example, rating music
tracks, Cover Flow or adding tracks to the "On-
the-go" playlist. Cover display and video play-
back are only supported by the iPod adapter
cable plus* (red marking) .
Other iPod versions such as the iPod shuffle
cannot be connected with the iPod adapter ca-
ble (plus)*. These can be connected as porta-
ble audio devices w ith the optional 3.5 mm
stereo jack adapter cable*~ page 28. II>
28 Dr iv e s

For additional information on supported devi-
ces, visit www.audiusa .com or see your au-
thor ized Audi dealer.
(D Tips
- To avoid ma lfunctions during audio play-
back through the iPod/iPhone/iPad,
switch the Bluetooth audio player off
c>page 35 when you are not using the
Bluetooth aud io player* .
- Only use the iPod adapter cable (plus)*
to connect the iPod.
- For video playback, you can also connect
your iPod to the Audi music interface us-
ing the optional AV adapter cable*
c>page 28 . To connect the iPod to the
AV adapter cable*, you also need an Ap-
ple AV cable. For more info rmation on
the Apple AV cable, refer to your iPod
user guide.
- Problems with the iPod can affect opera-
tion of the MMI. Reset your i Pod if th is is
the case (refer to the iPod instruction
manua l).
- Refer to the iPod instr uction manua l for
important info rmation on operat ing your
iPod.
- Audi recommends updat ing the iPod
software to the latest version .
back takes place through the vehicle sound
system.
3.5 mm stereo j ack adapter cable
" Connect the 3.5 mm stereo jack adapter ca-
ble* 0 c>page 26, fig. 20 to the Audi music
interface.
.. Insert the 3. 5 mm stereo jack in the head-
phone socket on the portab le audio device.
Audio playback takes place through the vehi-
cle sound system.
If Audi music interface is selected as the
source, you may hear static when connecting/
disconnect ing the 3.5 mm stereo jack adapter
cable or when connect ing/disconnecting a
portable player to the 3.5 mm stereo jack
adapter cable . To avoid th is static, either
mute the portable audio device or switch to
another audio source (such as rad io
c>page 71 or CD) before connecti ng or dis-
connecting the device.
(D Tips
Audi recommends adjusting the volume of
the portable audio device to approximate ly
70 percent of the maximum output. The
volume can be adjusted (for example at
the radio volume)~ page 82 .

Connecting a portable player using a

3.5 mm stereo jack cable/ AV adapter
cable
Applies to vehicles: with Audi music interface and 3.5 mm
stereo jack adapter cable/AV adapter cable

Media mode is started and controlled

through the connected player.

Requirement: The glove compa rtment must

be open .

AV adapter cable
.. Connect the AV adapter cable* @
c>page 26, fig. 20 to the Audi music inte r-
face .
.. Then connect the portable audio device t o
the Audi music interface. Audio/video play-

Ca l ling
Introduction
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
You con use a cell phone comfortably through
the MMI using the Telephone function .
Information for using cell phone prep can be
found in ¢ page 29.
Many funct ions you are familia r with from
your cell phone are available c::!;>
page 31 .
A WARNING
-
- Medical experts warn that cell phones
can interfere with the function of pace-
makers . Always maintain a minimum dis-
tance of 20 centimeters between the cell
phone antenna and the pacemaker.
- Do not carry the cell phone in a pocket
directly over the pacemaker when the
phone is switched on.
- Switch the cell phone off immediate ly
if you suspect it may be interfering
with the pacemaker .
- Do not use voice recognit ion system
page 88 in emergencies because
c::!;>
your voice may change in stressful situa-
tions. It may ta ke longer to dial the num-
ber or the system may not be able to dial
it at all. Dial the emergency number
manually.
- Switch your cell phone off in areas at risk
for an explosion. These locations are not
always clearly marked . They may include
gas stations, equ ipment that stores or
t ransports fuel or chemicals, or locations
where fuel vapors (such as propane or
gasoline vapor in vehicles or buildings),
chem icals or large quan t ities of dust par-
ticles (such as flour, sawdust or metal)
may be present in the air. This also ap-
plies to all other locations where you
would normally switch your vehicle off.
- Pay attention to the traffic reports when
making a call¢ page 6.
Callin g 29
@ Note
- Obey all applicable laws regarding use of
telephones in vehicles.
- Switch off the te lephone where use of
cell phones is prohibited . Obey all appli-
cable instruct ions and reg ulations.
(D Tips
The telephone functions depend on the
cell phone service provider and the cell
phone you are using. Youcan obtain more
informat ion from your cell phone service
provider.
Cell phone prep
Introduction
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
If your vehicle has a cell phone prep, you have
a Bluetooth profile (hands-free profile) to
connect your cell phone .
The cell phone is connected to the cell phone
prep by Bluetooth. Calls can be made wite-
lessly through the cell phone prep hands-free
system . The t elephone functions in the cell
phone prep are referred to as "cell phone with
hands -free profile" in this manual. •
•
You can operate your cell phone t hrough t he
MMI cont rol panel ¢ page 7, the mu ltifunc-
tion steer ing wheel c::!;>
page 83 or through
the voice recognition system ¢ page 88 .
(D Tips
- The telephone functions depend on
whether your cell phone is compatible
with the cell phone prep or not and if the
cell phone service provider supports
these funct ions.
- For up-to-date information on the cell
phone prep, visit www.audi.com/blue-
tooth or your authorized Audi dea ler.
- The cell phone prep is des igned for use in
GSMand CDMAnetwor ks.
•
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Requirements for starting
App lies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
The following requireme nts must be met in
order to establ ish a Bluetooth connection be-
tween the cell phone prep and your cell
phone.
- The vehicle must be stationary and the igni-
t ion must be switched on.
- Bluetooth must be on.
- Your cell phone must be visible to others .
- There must not be any other Bluetooth devi-
ces connected to the cell phone prep during
the pairing procedu re.
- The cell phone being connected must not be
connected to Bluetooth .
Also follow the instruct ions displayed on your
cell phone.
@ Tips
- There may be severa l cell phones con-
nected with the cell phone prep, but only
one cell phone at a t ime can be actively
connected to the cell phone prep.
- The Bluetooth connection range is limit-
ed to inside the vehicle. It also depends
on the current circumstances and on in-
te rference with other devices.
- If a connection to the mobile device
could not be established, make sure your
mobile device is using the most current
version of t he firmware.
- For current informat ion on connecting
cell phones with the cell phone prep, vis-
it www.audiusa.com/bluetooth or your
aut horized Audi dealer.
Searching for Bluetooth-compatible
devices
Appl ies to vehicles : wi th cell phone prep
There are two ways to search for Bluetooth-
compa tible devices.
Fig. 23 Searchin g for new cell phones
Requirement: The Bluetooth function in the
MMIc:;,page 35 and the cell phone must be
on. Your cell phone must be visible to others.
Searching for cell phon es
.. Press the ITELI function button. The mes-
sage Please connect cell phone appea rs in
the MMI display.
.. Turn the control knob to Search for new cell
phone c:;,fig. 23 and press the knob. Availa-
ble Bluetooth cell phones are shown in the
MMI display.
Finding Bluetooth dev ices
.. Press the ITELI function button.
.. Press the Settings control button.
.. Turn t he control knob to Bluetooth and
press the knob.
.. Turn the control knob to Find Bluetooth de-
vices and press t he knob. The availab le Blue-
t ooth devices are shown in the MMI disp lay.
Find Bluetooth devices shows all of the Blue-
too t h devices within range in the MMI display.
(_DTips
Some cell phones are recognized by the
MMIonly via Find Bluetooth devices.

Pairing the cell phone
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Fig. 24 The cell pho ne is paired to th e cell phone prep
Requirement : Available cell phones must be
shown in the MMI display c:>page 30 and the
veh icle must be stationary.
.. Turn the contro l knob to a cell phone and
press the knob.
.,. To pa ir the cell phone, turn the control knob
to Handsfree and press the knob . A 4-digit
PIN is shown on the MMI display .
.. To enter the 4-digit PIN that is d isplayed ,
select Yes. Enter this PIN into the ce ll
phone. The time al lowed for entering the
PIN is limited to approximate ly 30 seconds,
or
.. To enter any 4 - to 16-digit PIN, select No.
Enter any 4- to 16-dig it pin in the spe ller
c:>page 9 . Then enter this PIN into the cell
phone also . The time allowed for entering
the PIN is lim ited to app roximately 30 sec-
onds .
.. Confirm the pai ring on t he cell phone if re-
ques t ed . The Bluetooth symbol (D c:>fig. 24
appea rs in the status line of the MMI display
when the pairing process is complete.
If your ce ll phone supports it, a 6-digit PIN
will be suggested in the MMI d isp lay and cell
phone at the same time instead of a random
4-digit PIN. To pair the cell phone and the
MMI, confirm this PIN in the cell phone and in
the MMI.
The contacts are automatically loaded into
the MMI directo ry once the cell phone is
paired. This loading process can last several
minutes and depends on the number of con-
Callin g 31
tacts . For more information rega rding the di-
rectory refer to c:>page 38 .
(0 Tips
- The 4-digit PIN is only en t ered one t ime .
Bluetooth devices that are already paired
are automatically connected to the MMI
as soon as they are in range . Be s ure to
pay attention to any possible connection
inqu iries on your cell phone.
-Authoriz ing the cell phone prep in your
cell phone will speed up the automat ic
connect ion. You can find additional infor-
mation about pairi ng your cell phone in
your cell phone operator's manual.
- For up-to-date information on the cell
phone prep, visit www .audiusa .com/
blu etooth or your autho rized Audi deal-
er.
Connecting and disconnecting the
Bluetooth connection to paired devices •
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
The Bluetooth connection between the cell
phone prep and your paired ce ll phone is auto-
matically established after the ignition is
turned on. Wit h some cell phones, you have to
•
confirm the connect ion .
•
The Bluetooth connection is a utomat ica lly ter -
minated after the ignition is switched off.
Telephone mode
. Introduction
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
The following func t ions are possib le in t ele-
phone mode:
- Select ing a phone number (using speller,
from the directory or from the call list)
- Answer ing and ending a call
- Putt ing a call on hold
- Accessing the d irectory in MMI or in t he cell
phone
- Saving phone numbers from the call list into
the directory
•
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Starting telephone mode Selecting a phone

Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne pr ep
number
Requirement: The MMI must be on r=;,page 7
Entering directly
and the cell phone must be pai red to the cell Applies to vehicles : with cell pho ne prep
phone prep <>page 31.
The speller can be used to enter a phone
"' Press the !TEL ! funct ion button. The tele- number direc tly as a series of numbers or let-
phone ma in fun ctions r=;,page 32, fig. 2 5 ters.
o r the last active telephone me nu appear in
the MMI d isp lay.

Press the ITEL Ifunction button to access the

telephone main funct ions.

Telephone main functions

Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep

Fig. 26 Enter ing telephone numbers us ing the numbe r

speller

Fig. 25 Telep hone ma in func tions

Requirement: Telephone mode must be on

<>page 32.
Fig. 27 Enter ing te lephone numbers us ing the let t er
The following funct ions are shown in the MMI spe ller
d isplay :
Requirement: Telephone mode must be start-
(D Received calls <>page 33
page 32 and the Enter numbe r function
ed c::>
@ page 33
Missed calls c::>
® c::>page 32, fig. 25 must be selected.
@ page 33
Dia led nu mbers c::>
@ Directory c::>page 38 Entering the phone numbe r as a sequence
of numbers
® Dialing a number c::>
page 32
® Assigning a voice mai l number "' Enter the phone number using the spe ller
page 36/accessing a mailbox
c::> page 9.
c::>
"' Confirm your entry by select ing OK in the
speller a nd press ing, or
"' Press the Dial control button. After t he con-
nection has been made, t he audio/video
so urce is muted.

Entering the phone number as a sequence
of letter s
.. Ente r an area code such as 1 800 using the
speller <=>fig . 26.
.. To switch to the letter spe ller, press the A·Z
control button .
"" Use t he spelle r to enter a series of letters
such as AUDISERVICE <=> fig . 2 7.
.. Confirm your ent ry by se lecti ng OK in th e
spelle r and pressing, or
.. Pres s the Dial cont rol butt on. The ent ered
te lephone numbe r is dialed.
To dele t e a incor rect sym bol, tu rn t he spelle r
to + and t he press t he knob and hold it down.
(D Tips
- DTMPtones can be ente red dur ing a call
us ing the spe ller.
- If you switc h off Voice guidance on dur-
ing call while in navigat ion mode, navi-
gation comm ands will not play dur ing a
call <=>page 66 .
- If you have swit ched off the MMI disp lay
and an incoming call is received, t he
MMI display will auto mat ically switch
back on.
Selecting from a list
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Fig. 28 Dialing a phone number from a list
Requi rement: Telep hone mode mu st be on
p age 32 and one t ele phone num ber must
<=>
be st ored in t he call list s or in t he direct ory.
Dialing a phone number from a call list
.,. Turn the cont rol knob to Dialed numbers
' •
Missed calls or Received calls <=>fig. 28 and
Calling 33
press t he knob. The phone numbe rs from
the se lected list ap pear in the MMI display.
.. Turn t he control knob to the phone numbe r
and press the knob. •
.. To initiate the call, turn the contro l knob to
Call and press the knob . •
•
.. Press the Dial control button.
Dialing a phone number from the
directory
.. Turn the control knob to Directory c>fig . 28
and press t he knob . The direct ory appea rs in
t he MMI display <=> pag e 38, fig . 31.
.,. Turn t he cont rol knob t o Find contact and
press t he knob. The s peller ap pears in t he
disp lay so you can ente r names, or
.. Turn t he control knob to a name from the
list and press the control knob. The phone
number is shown in t he MMI disp lay.
.. Press t he control knob to select the phone
number.
Dialed numbers quick display •
.. Press t he Dial control button. The Dialed
numbers list appears in t he MMI disp lay.
.. Turn the control knob to the phone numbe r
and press the knob.
.. To initiate the call, turn the contro l knob to
•
Call and press the knob .
•
.. Press the Dial control button .
(0 Tips
The telephone functions depend on the
cell phone serv ice provider and t he cell
phone you are using. You can obtai n more
informa tion from your cell phone se rvice
provider.
Answering/ignoring a
call
Applies to vehicles: with ce ll pho ne prep
Requ irement: There m ust be an incoming call.
Answering a call
.,. Turn t he cont rol knob to Answer and press
t he knob, or
.. Press t he Answer contr ol butt on. .,._
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Ignoring a call
.. Turn t he contro l knob to Igno re and press
the knob, or
.. Press the Ig nore control button.
The Name, Phone number or Unknown ap-
pears in the disp lay depending on whethe r t he
caller has been stored in the directory and if
the phone number has been transmitted .
(D Tips
- You can accept other calls during a tele-
phone call c>page 36. The active call is
placed on hold automatica lly.
- The audio/video source is muted during
an incoming/o utgoing call.
- You can swit ch off navigat ion announce-
ments if you do not want to hear them
while you are on the te lephone
c>page 66.
- You can also answer/ignore a call using
the multifunction steering wheel
i=>page85.
Ending a telephone call
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Requirement: A telephone call must be in
progress or the system must be establishing a
connection .
.. To end a telephone call or to interrupt the
dialing process, turn the control knob to
End call and press the knob, or
.. Press the End call contro l button
i=>page 34, fig. 29.
@ Tips
You can also end a call using the mu lti-
function steering wheel c>page 84.
Saving a phone number
from call lists
Applies to vehicles : wit h cell phone prep
You can save a phone number from the call
lists into the directory.
Fig. 29 Stori ng th e phone number in the directory
Requirement: Telephone mode must be on
c>page 32 and one phone numbe r must be
stored in the call lists.
.. Turn the control knob to Dialed number s,
Miss ed calls or Received calls c>page 33,
fig. 28 and press the knob. The available
phone numbers are listed in the MMIdis-
play.
.. Turn the control knob to the phone number
that will be stored and press the knob.
.. Turn the control knob to Store and press
the knob.
.. To create a new cont act, tu rn t he control
knob to New contact and press the control
knob. The input field appea rs in the MMI
disp lay c>fig. 29 .
.. To add a phone number to an existing con-
tact, t urn the control knob to Find contact
and press the knob, or
.. Turn the control knob to a contact in the list
and press the knob. The se lected contact is
entered into the entry field.
.. Turn the control knob to Store contact and
press t he knob. The phone numbe r is st ored.
(D Tips
You can edit the directory c>page 38 .

Bluetooth settings
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
You con pair cell phones or a 8/uetooth audio
player with the MMI.
Fig. 30 Bluetooth symbol
~ Press the !TEL !function button.
~ Press the Settings control button.
~ Turn the control knob to Bluetooth and
press the knob. The Bluetooth menu ap-
pears in the MMI display ~ fig. 30.
Switching Bluetooth on/off
The MMI Bluetooth function can be switched
On or Off. The Bluetooth symbol @ ~ fig. 30
appears in the MMI display when On is active.
Discovery mode
The visibility of the MMI for cell phones or for
the Bluetooth audio player can be sw itched
On or Off . When Auto is selected, the MMI
will remain visible for cell phones or a Blue-
tooth audio player for about five minutes as
long as the vehicle is stationary and the igni-
tion is switched on. The visibility switches off
after that . However, it is still possible to es-
tablish a Bluetooth connection with paired
cell phones or players that have already been
paired when the visibility is switched off. The
function should be sw itched Off when the
pa iring process is complete so the cell phone
prep is not vis ible to others.
Bluetooth audio player
Bluetooth audio player must be switched On
in order to be able to select Bluetooth audio
player as the source in media mode
~ page 76 . Switch the Bluetooth audio
Calling 35
player off if you a re not using it to prevent
static in telephone or media mode.
Finding Bluetooth devices
The system searches for lists of Bluetooth de-
vices that are within range.
Connected Bluetooth devices
Bluetooth devices that have been paired w ith
the MMI are listed . The active connected Blue-
tooth device is identified with the Bluetooth
symbol.
To de lete paired Bluetooth devices individual -
ly, select the device and delete it w ith the De-
lete Bluetooth device function .
To change from hands-free operation to aud io
player operation with paired cell phones, se-
lect the Bluetooth device when the veh icle is
stationary and change the profile using Con-
nect. Use Disconnect to disconnect the paired
Bluetooth device.
•
Paired Bluetooth Devices
Up to 50 paired devices can be listed.
Bluetooth name
The Bluetooth name in the MMI (for example
•
"AUDI MMI 2613") is shown and can be
•
changed.
Deleting external Bluetooth devices
All paired Bluetooth devices can be deleted by
confirming with Yes.
(D Tips
- Several cell phones can be connected to
the MMI, but only one cell phone can be
active .
- When connecting a Bluetooth device al-
ready bonded with the MMI, the last ac-
tive Bluetooth profi le (Handsfree or Au-
dio player) will be available.
- The Bluetooth settings can be changed
back to the factory settings ~ page 16.
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Additional settings
Options during a phone call
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
.. To show the available opt ions in the MMI
display, turn the contro l knob to Options
dur ing a phone call and press the knob, or
.. Press the Options cont rol button .
Switching the microphone off and on
When the microphone is switched Off the oth-
er party cannot hear anything from your
phone. However, you can hear the other party.
Accepting another call
If another call comes in dur ing an active call,
the Answer and Ignore functions appea r in
the MMIdisplay.
If you select Answer, the active phone call is
put on hold and the incoming call is act ive. If
you select Ignore , the incoming call will be ig-
nored.
Replacing a phone call
If a call comes in while you have an active call
and anothe r call on hold, the Replace and Ig -
nore functions appear in the MMIdisplay.
If you select Replace, the active call will be re-
placed with the incoming call. If you se lect Ig -
nore, the incoming call will be ignored. A
phone call on hold rema ins in queue.
The display of an incoming phone call in the
MMI may still be visible for a few seconds de-
pending on the cell phone in use. If you use
the Replace or Ignore functions in the MMI
while the display is still visible, the act ive tele-
phone call will be ended.
{O)Tips
- The Call waiting function must be acti-
vated in your cell phone to be ale rted to
an incoming call during an active call.
- The available opt ions during a phone call
depen d on the cell phon e service provid-
er and the cell phone being used. You
can obt ain more information from your
cell phone service provider.
Call options
Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
.. Select: ITEL]fun ct ion button > Setting s
contro l but ton > Call options .
Auto redial
- On - a phone number will be redialed auto-
mat ically up to five t imes if it is busy. Auto-
mat ic red ial can be cance lled wit h the End
call fu nction.
- Off - a phone numbe r is not redialed if it is
busy.
Auto answer
- On - an incoming call is answered automat i-
cally. This can be ignored with the Ignore
fu nction if the call was not answered auto-
mat ically.
- Off - an incoming call is not answered auto-
mat ically.
Three-way conference (GSM )
- On - When a call is in progress, you can ac-
cept an incoming call using the Answer op-
tion. The active call is put on hold. You can
also put an act ive call on hold using the
Hold option and sta rt another call or a con-
fe rence call.
- Off - You can rep lace a call in progress with
an incoming call using the Replace opt ion.
You can ignore an incoming call using t he
Ignore option. You canno t put an active call
on hold or st art another call.
(l) Tips
The call opt ions depend on t he cell phone
and service provider.
Telephone settings
Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
.. Select: !TE Li funct ion but t on > Setting s
cont rol butto n > Phone settings .
Volume settings
- Ring tone volume - the ring tone volume
can to be set to Min/ Max.
 Calling 37

- Call volume - the call volume can to be set
to Min / Max.
- Microphone input level - the microphone in-
put level can be adjusted .
Erasing call lists
- Dialed numbers - all ent ries in the call list
Dialed number s can be de leted.
- Missed calls - all ent ries in the call list
Mi ssed call s can be de leted.
- Received calls - all entr ies in the call list Re-
ceived calls can be deleted .
- Delete all entries - all local call lists in t he
MMI can be de leted .
Voicemail number
Enter the voicemail number with the speller
or from a List (directory) and store with OK.
When a voicemail number is stored, the voice
mail can be accessed with the a.osymbo l in
the speller.
Network connection (WLAN)
Under t he men u it em Wireless network con-
nection , you can switch the MMI wireless hot -
spot on/ off or configure the Wireles s set-
tings. For more information, refe r to
<=>
page 48.
(D Tips
- Audi connect services are only available
where there is mob ile netwo rk coverage .
You can obtain more information from
your current service provider.
- For more information rega rding Audi
connect services, refer to<=>
page 46.
Turning the data module on/off
Applies to vehicles : with Audi connect services
.,. Select: ITELIfunct ion button > Settings
cont rol butto n > Turn off data module / Turn
on data module.

This se rvice must be set up and activated in
advance in the cell phone netwo rk. You can
obtain more information from your cell phone
service provider.
Resorting call lists
The phone numbers in t he call lists are sorte d
according to the time they called . When On is
switched on, the call list is sorted in reverse
orde r.
The data module can be turned on and off. •
The data module must be turned on in orde r
t o use the Audi connect servicesand t he MMI
wireless hotspot .
As long as the data module was t urned off
separately t he last time it was used, it will •
turn on automatically when the ignition is in •
the "On" positio n.

Connections
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services

.,. Select : ITELIfu nction button > Settings

control button > Connections .

A data connection for using the Audi connect

services or a netwo rk connection for wireless
usage can be established using the SIM card
in your MMI.

Data connection

Under the menu item Data connection , you

can view the Connection settings for your da-
ta connection as well as the Data usage info .
For more informat ion, refer to c:>page 47 . •
38 Directory

Directory of contacts appears in the MMI display

c::>
fig.31.
Introduction
The contacts in a cell phone are automatically
The MMI has an extensive directory, which can imported when the cell phone is connected .
be accessed when using the cell phone as we ll
Contacts a re displayed in a lphabetical order
as using navigation. Up to four different cell
and can be sorted according to first or last
phones can be paired with the MMI and your
page 45 and are ident ified with a
name c::>
contacts can be transferred into the MMI di-
symbol to te ll the location where they are
rectory . You can manage up to four private di-
stored c::>fig. 31.
rectories as well as one general d irectory con-
tain ing a ll the stored contacts in the private (D Local MMI memory (public)
di rectories. @ Local MMI memory (private)
Important directory functions include: @ SIM card
@ Cell phone
- Using contacts directly from the directory
for communication and navigation.
- Storing up to S phone numbers for each
(t) Tips

contact. - The directory contact display in the MMI

- Storing private and business navigation des-
tinat ions and mailing addresses for each
contact in the local MMI memory.
- Importing address cards from an externa l
storage device or from your myAudi ac-
count1l .
- Exporting from the directory to an external
memory.
depends on the cell phone used.
- The contacts from the cell phone may
not be transferred in alphabetical order.
If there are too many entries, contacts
with different first letters may be miss -
ing in the MMI.
- Be sure to pay attention to any possible
synchronization inquiries on your cell
phone .

Opening the directory

Storing a new directory
contact
You must enter a name for the new contact
first. Then you can enter additional optional
information such as phone numbers, naviga-
tion destinations or mailing addresses .

Fig. 31 Contact list

Requirement: Telephone mode must be on

c::>
page32.
• Turn the control knob to Directory @
page 32, fig. 2 5 and press the knob. A list
c::>
Fig. 32 Stor ing a new contac t

ll Applies to veh icles with Audi conne ct service s


Requirement : The direct ory must be open
r=>
page38 .
... Turn the contr ol knob to New conta ct and
press t he knob. The inp ut fie ld appears in
the MMI disp lay r=>fig. 3 2 .
... Turn the cont rol knob to Last name and
press t he knob. The speller appears in the
MMI display r=> page 9.
... Enter the name .
... Enter additional data .
You can store up to five te lephone numbers in
an address card. You can also assign a Type
(Business or Private ) and a Category (Land
line , Cell or Fax) to each te lephone numbe r.
You can also ident ify a freq uently used phone
number as a Default phone number . That
num ber is then displaye d first in t he ope n ad-
dress card.
You can mark a contact as a Public contact .
The contact is t hen st ored in t he local MMI
memory (publi c) (D r=> page 38, fig. 31 and is
availa ble t o all direct ory users. If a cont act is
not mar ked as a Publiccontact, it is stored in
the local MMI memo ry (private) @ and is only
visib le when the cell phone in which it is saved
is connected.
@ Tips
- The contacts in the pu bli c MMImemo ry
are always visible and can be accessed by
othe r users.
- Contacts are sto red automatica lly during
input.
- The new contact w ill be store d in the pri-
vate memory of the directo ry cur rent ly
being used.
- Up to 100 contacts can be stored in
memo ry in a private or publi c dir ectory.
Directory 39
Storing a navigation
destination
You can store a business and a p ersonal navi-
gation destination for an existing dir ectory
con t act.
Requir ement: The directo ry must be open
r=>page 38 and you m ust be edi t ing a contac t
r=>page 43 .
... Turn t he cont rol knob to Navigation desti-
nation (business) or Navigat ion destina -
tion (private) and press the knob.
.,. Turn t he control knob to Create navigation
destination and press th e knob. A list of
possibili t ies for ent ering destin at ions ap-
pears in the MMI displ ay.
... Enter a dest ination r=> pa g e 52 .
... Turn t he control knob to Create entry in di·
rectory and press the knob. The navigation
destination is stored in t he address card.
Two navigation destinations, private / busi- •
ness, can be assigned to each contact. You can
access t he stored navigation destinations in
navigation mode using t he cont rol button
Destination r=> page 5 7.
A stored pr ivate/business ma ili ng address
•
page 40 is automatically downloaded into
r=>
the Address entry fie ld for each navigation
•
dest inat ion . You can store t hese as a naviga-
t ion destination using Create entry in directo-
ry.
The Point of interest menu item cont ains ad-
dit ional submenus that you can use to creat e
navigation dest inat ions . For more information
about t he subme nus, refer to r=> page 56.
You can f ind th e next rest stop , gas st ati on,
Audi dealer or hospi ta l under th e Top catego-
ries menu it em .
(D Tips
- You can also use a navigat ion destin atio n
as Show as favorite . The navigat ion des-
ti nat ion will t hen appear unde r Favorites
in t he Destination menu in navigation
mo de r=> page 61 .
•
40 Director y
- Co ntacts that have an assigned naviga -
tion destination are stored in the local
memo ry for the directo ry being used at
the moment .
Storing a mailing
address
You can store one business and one private
mailing address for an existing directory con-
tact.
Requ irement : The d irectory must be open
¢ page 38 and you mus t be edit ing a conta ct
¢ page 43.
• Turn the cont rol knob to Mailing address
(busine ss) or Mailing address (private ) and
press the knob. An inp ut fie ld appea rs in the
MMI display.
• Turn the cont rol knob to Country an d press
the knob. The speller appears in the MMI
display ¢ page 9.
• Enter the country and confirm your entry by
turning the speller to OK and then pressing
down.
• Ente r additional data.
• To de lete a mailing address, turn the con-
t ro l knob to Delete mailing addres s and
press t he knob.
St ructured addresses from a cell phone that
have info rmation rega rding count ry, ZIP code,
city and street name ca n be impo rted directly
into t he d irectory .
(D Tips
The mailing add ress import depends on
t he cell phone.
Import contacts
Import phone book
Directory contacts from a cell phone can be
imported into the directory manually.
Fig. 33 Impo rting th e phone book manually
Requirement: The directory m ust be open
¢ page 38.
• Press t he Memory contro l button .
• Turn t he control knob to Import phone
book and press the knob . The phone boo k in
the connected cell phone is imported.
The sym bo l (D ¢ fig. 33 appears in the status
line in the MMI display as long as the contacts
are being imported from t he cell phone.
Up to four private directo ries can be stored in
t he tempo rary memory. Once all the memo ry
locations a re occupied, you will be req uested
to replace the con t acts of one cell phone after
connect ing a nothe r ce ll phone . Cell pho ne
contacts are imported into the pub lic MMI
memo ry when you us e t he option Restricted
use of telephone . All contacts that you are
impor ti ng fo r t he first time a re likew ise st or-
ed in the pub lic MMI memory.
(D Tips
- The contacts in t he public MMI memory
are always visible and can be acces sed by
ot her users.
- Whe n you conne ct your cell phone, t he
co nt acts in the dire cto ry a re a utoma t i-
cally up date d. The system cannot up date
your cell phone automatically if con t acts
we re updated in the MMI.

Importing phone numbers
You can import a phone number for an exist-
ing directory contact .
Requirement : You must be importing a new
contact into the directory ¢ page 38 or edit-
ing a contact currently in the MMI memory
(private or business) ¢ page 43 .
11- Turn the control knob to Phone numbers
and press the knob.
"' Turn the control knob to New phone num-
ber and press the knob. An input field ap-
pears in the MMIdisplay.
11- Turn the control knob to Phone number and
press the knob. The speller appears in the
MMIdisplay ¢ page 9.
"' Turn the speller to List and press the con-
trol knob. The Import from menu appears in
the MMIdisp lay.
11- Turn the control knob to a call list (for ex-
ample Dialed numbers) out of which the
phone number should be imported and
press the knob. A list of phone numbers ap-
pears in the MMI display.
11- Turn the control knob to a phone number
and press the knob. The phone number is
imported into the address card and stored
automatically.
Youcan also enter a phone number directly in
the Phone number ent ry field using the spell-
er without using the import function.
If the functions are grayed out, make sure
your cell phone is paired with the cell phone
prep. Also make sure there are phone num-
bers in the call lists on your cell phone .
@ Tips
The import function depends on the cell
phone on vehicles with cell phone prep.
Grayed out functions cannot be selected.
1) The requir em ents for using t he Audi connect services
m ust be met c:>pa ge 46 .
Directory 41
Import contacts
Contacts in vCard format (. vcf) can be import-
ed into the directory from a memory card, a
USB storage device* or your myAudi account.
Requirement: The directory must be open
¢ page 38 .
Importing from an SD card or a USB
storage device*
"' Press the Memory control button.
"' Turn the control knob to Import contacts
and press the knob.
"' Turn the control knob to SD card 1, SD card
2 or USB storage device and press the knob.
"' Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob.
"' Press the All contro l button to select all
contacts .
"' Turn the control knob to Find contact to
find a contact on the SD memory card or on
the USBstorage device. The speller appears
•
in the MMI display r=;,page 9.
"' Enter the name and confirm your entry by
turning the speller to OK and the n press ing
down.
"' Press the Import contro l button to import
the selected contact or all the contacts. •
•
Importing from a myAudi account 1)
"' Press the Memory control button .
11- Turn the control knob to Import contacts
and press the knob.
"' Turn the control knob to myAudi Account
and press the knob. The spe ller appears in
the MMI display ¢ page 9.
"' Enter the myAudi PIN and confirm with OK.
The contacts from your myAudi account are
imported into the directory.
You must have a myAudi Account in order to
import contacts from the account .
You receive the myAudi PIN that is used to
connect the MMI with your myAudi account
•
42 Director y

when you set up the account . You only need to Using a directory
e nter the myAudi PIN one time .
contact
(D Tips Searching
- For additional informat ion on the myAu- You can select a contact directly from a list or
di account, refer to http ://my.audi u- search for it using the speller.
sa .com.
- The imported address cards are stored in Requirement: The directo ry m ust be open
the local memory fo r the d irectory . ¢ page 38.
- You can chec k t he d irecto ry memory ca-
Selecting a contact from the list
pacity at any time q page 45 .
.. Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob. The address card is shown in the
Exporting address cards
MMI display .
The contac ts in the directory can be exported
to a m emory card or USBstorage device in Searching for a cont act using the speller
vCard format (.vcf). .. Turn the control knob to Find contact and
press the knob . The spe ller appears in the
Requi rement : The d irect ory must be open
MMI display ¢ page 9 .
q page38.
.. Enter the name, or
.. Press the Memory control button . .. Select a name from the List .
.. Turn the cont rol knob to Export contact s .. Select OK in the spe lle r and press the knob
and press the knob. t o confirm your en t ry .
.. Turn the cont rol knob to SD card 1 , SD card
2 or USB storage device and press the knob. (J) Tips
A list of all contacts appears in the MMI dis-
- You can change q page 43, delet e
play .
q page 44, ca ll* q page 43 or navi-
.. Turn the contro l knob to a contact and press
gate ¢ page 43 to an exis t ing contact.
t he knob, or
- You can scro ll thro ugh long d irectory
.. Press the All control button to select all
lists quickly by tur ning the control knob
contacts.
quickly. The scroll ing speed depen d s on
.. Turn the cont rol knob to Find contact and
t he numbe r of con t acts.
press the knob t o sear ch for a contact . The
- You ca n also sear ch fo r a con t act easily
speller appears in the MMI displ ay q page 9 .
using t he voice recognition system
.. Ente r the name.
q page 91 .
.. Turn the contro l knob to OK and press it
down to confirm the entry . The contact is se-
lected .
.. Press the Export contro l button to export
t he selected contacts.

You can filter your contacts using Memory

used according to thei r locat ion (Car, SIM ,
Telephone or All ) to make it easier to find
them.

Calling
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
You con make coils to contacts with phone
numbers .
Fig. 34 Calling a contact
Requirement: The d irectory must be open
¢ page 38.
.. Turn the contro l knob to a contact and press
the knob. The address card appears in the
MMIdisplay¢ fig . 34.
.. Turn the cont ro l knob to a phone number
and press the knob, or
.. Press the Call control button. The number is
being dialed.
@ Tips
You can also make calls easi ly using the
voice recognition system ¢ page 91.
Navigating
You con navigate directly to contacts in the
directory that have navigation destinations.
Fig. 35 Selecti ng a navigation dest ination
Requi rement: The d irectory must be open
c:;;,
poge 38 and must conta in stored contacts
Dir ec tor y 43
with private or personal navigation destina -
tions c:;;,page 39.
.. Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob.
.. If a contact contains two navigation desti-
nations (private and business), turn the con-
tro l knob to select a navigation dest ination
© C:::,fig. 35 .
.. Press the Navigat e to control button, or
.. Press the control knob . The selected naviga -
tion dest inat io n appears in the MMI d isplay .
.. To start the navigation, turn the control
knob to Start rout e guidance and press the
knob.
If you do not know the navigation destination
© c:;;,fig. 35, you can use the mailing address
@ as a nav igation desti nat ion by tu rning the
control knob the to the mailing address in an
open address card.
Editing a directory
contact
Editing a contact
You con edit the contacts in the MMI local
memory at any time.
•
Requ irement : The directory must be open •
c:;;,page 38 .
.. Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob. The address card is shown in the
MMI display .
.. Turn the control knob to Edit contact and
press the knob . An input field appears in the
MMI display .
.. To edit the contact information, turn the
contro l knob to the entry field and press the
knob .
To ed it a contact from the cell phone, turn the
control knob to Create copy fo r editing and
press the knob . A copy of the contact is stored
in the private MMI memory. ll-
44 Director y
The MMI will not automatically update the
cell phone with contacts that were updat-
ed w ith the directory. Aud i recommends
ed iting cell phone contacts d irectly in the
cell phone .
Deleting a contact
You con dele te the contacts in the MMI local
memory at any time.
Requirement: The directory must be open
c::>
poge38.
• Turn the cont ro l knob to a contact and press
the knob. The address card is shown in the
MMIdisplay .
• Turn the contro l knob to Delete contact and
press the knob.
• Turn the contro l knob to Yes and press the
knob to delete a contact . The contact is de-
leted from the MMI loca l memory .
To delete all private or pub lic contacts at one
time, select the Delet e directory or Delet e
public contacts option in the address book
page 44.
c::>
Deleting all contacts
Requ irement : The di recto ry must be open
page 38 .
c::>
Deleting director y
• Press the Sett ings control button .
• Turn the contro l knob to Delete directory
and press the knob.
• Turn the cont ro l knob to Yes and then press
it t o confirm the entry . The contact informa -
tion in the private MMI memory is deleted.
Deleting public contacts
• Press the Sett ings cont ro l bu tton.
• Turn the cont ro l knob to Delete public con-
tacts an d press the knob.
• Turn the cont ro l knob to Yes and then press
it to confirm the entry . The contact informa-
tion in the public MMI memory is de leted .
Playing a name tag
The MMI automatically creates a name tog
for each contact in the directory . You con also
assign up to 50 personal name togs for ad-
dress cards using the voice recognition sys-
tem.
Requirement: The directo ry must be open
page 38.
c::>
Reading in an addre ss card
• Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob . The address card is shown in the
MMI display .
• Turn the control knob to Read contact and
press the knob . The name is read.
Playing personal name t ags
• Press the Setti ngs control button.
• Turn the control knob to Read name tags
and press the knob . A list with personal
name tags appears in the MMI d isp lay.
• Turn the control knob to a contact and press
the knob. The persona l name tag is read .
(D Tips
- You can only assign a nd store persona l
name tags using t he voice recognition
system c::>page 92 .
- You can also read a ll the names easily us-
ing t he voice recognition syst em
c::>poge92.
· Deleting a name tag
Requirement: The directory m ust be open
page 38.
c::>
• Press the Setting s con t rol button.
• Turn the control knob to Delete name tags
and press the knob.
• Turn the control knob to Delete individually
or Delete all ent ries and press the knob.
• Turn the control knob to Yes and press the
knob to begin the deletion process . ..,.
 Directory 45

@ Tips
You can only delete personal ass igned
name tags.

Additional settings
Memory capacity

"' Select: ITELIfu nction

butt on > Directory >
Memory control but ton > Memory capacity .

The Memory capacity for each directory and

for the entire memory appears.

You can manage up to S,000 contacts with

the directory. You can load up t o 2,000 con-
tacts from your cell phone into each pr ivate
d irectory . In add ition to t his, you can impo rt
up t o 10 0 cont acts int o t he pr ivate MMI
memory as well as 100 contac t s into the pub-
lic MMI memory.

Sort order •

"' Se lect: ITELIfu nction

button > Directory >
Settings control button > Sort orde r.

You can sort the contac t s in your directory a l-

phabetically acco rding to Last name / First
name . •
•

Display public contacts

"' Se lect: ITELIfunction

button> Directory >
Settings control button > Display public
contacts .

You can show/not s how the public contacts.

With Yes, a ll t he contacts in the public MMI
memory are shown, with No they are hidden .

•
46 Aud i connect services
Audi connect services
Introduction
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
Audi connect services enab le users to access
selected content.
You can also set up a wireless hotspot using
your MMI, w hich you can then use to access
the Internet with a wire less device.
The follow ing Audi connect services are cur-
rent ly available in the MMI:
In navigation
- Realistic on line map display c>page 59
- Searching for online destinations such as
restaurants for planing a route using the
page 54 or the voice
MMI control unit c:::>
page 93
recognition system c:::>
- Planning a route on your computer and
load ing the destinat ion into the MMI using
the myAudi Account c:::> page 54
In Info mode
- Online information services, such as weath-
page 68
er information c:::>
In Directory
- Storing contacts on your computer using the
myAudi Account and loading the accounts
page 41
in the MMI c:::>
WLAN hotspot
- Using the internet on up to eight W LAN de-
page 48
vices c:::>
A WARNING
Only use Audi connect services when road
and traffic conditions permit. Using these
services could increase the risk of an acci-
dent. Refer to and follow the gu idelines
page 6, Traffic safety infor-
provided inc:::>
mation . Some Audi connect services are
only available when the vehicle is station-
ary to reduce the risk of distract ing the
driver.
(D Tips
- Audi connect services are on ly available
where there is mob ile network coverage.
You can obtain more information from
your current service provider.
-Audi connect services are available in the
USA. Audi connect serv ices are not avail-
able in Canada and Mexico at this time.
- The availabili ty of Audi connect services
such as weather information depends on
the service provider .
- You can determine when the MMI estab-
lishes an Internet connection
page 47 . The Internet connection
c:::>
disconnects automatically once the re-
quested Audi connect service no longer
requ ires any data packets .
- You can view the current Aud i connect
services usage in online information
page 68.
services c:::>
- The content, scope and provide rs of
available on l ine-based services may vary.
Requirements for Audi
connect services
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
The following requirements must be met in
order to use Audi connect services:
- Must be in an area covered by the current
service provider.
- A SIM card with a data package from the
current service provider must be inserted in
the SIM card reader c>page 18, fig. 14 .
- The SI M card must be configured for Audi
page 47 .
connect services c:::>
(D Tips
- The Aud i connect services are a wire less/
internet-based system . If the system
does not function correctly even though
all of the requirements have been met,
please try again later or contact Audi
Customer Relations at (800) 822-2834.
- Audi recommends only using the SIM
card provided .

- Audi does not provide serv ice support for
alternative SIM cards .
- Data connections speed may vary based
on veh icle location, the se rvice provider
coverage area, or when the recommend-
ed service provider is not used.
Inserting/removing
SIM card
App lies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
Fig. 36 In se rtin g a SIM card
Requirement : The card reader cover on the
MMI drive must be open ¢ page 18.
Inserting a SIM card
• Slide the SIM card in the card reader slot
with the label side up (contact surface fac -
ing down) CD~fig. 36 . The angled corner of
the SIM ca rd must be at the left front cor-
ner.
• Then push the SIM card into the slot unt il it
clicks into place .
Removing the SIM card
• Press briefly on the SIM card . The card is re-
leased from the slot.
• Remove the SIM card .
Audi conne ct s er v ices 47
Configuring the data
connection
Applies to vehicles: wit h Audi connect serv ices
Your vehicle is configured at the factory. This
configuration must not be changed . In the
unlikely event a configuration is necessary,
please follow the step s below. If you have any
a questions, please contact Audi Customer Re-
lations at (BOO)822 -2834 . Audi recommends
only using the SIM cord provided.
Fig. 3 7 Configurin g th e data connect ion
• Pressthel TELlfunction button .
• Press t he Settings control button .
• Turn the control knob to Connections and
p ress the knob .
• Turn the control knob to Data connection
and press t he knob. The Data connection •
menu appears in the MMI display . •
The following men u items a ppear in t he Data
connection me nu:
Connection
- Prompt - a data connection is only estab-
lished if you request it th rough the prompt .
- No prompt - a data connection is establish -
ed automatically to use Audi connect serv-
ices.
- Off - a data connec ti on is never estab lished .
Audi connect services cannot be used .
When a dat a connection is established, the
symbol for an active data connection CD
¢ fig. 37 appears in the status line in the MMI
display . .,,.
48 Aud i connect services
Data roaming
To use a dat a connect ion for individua l inter-
nationa l roam ing partne rs, Data roaming
must be switched on( ./ ).
Conn ection settings
Your veh icle is configured at the facto ry. This
config urat ion must not be changed . If you
have any questions, please contact Audi Cus-
tome r Relations at (800) 822 -2834. Audi rec-
ommends only using the SIM card provided.
- APN - the access point depends on the cur-
rent service provide r and your dat a plan and
is assigned automat ically.
- User name - your cur rent service provide r
assigns t he user name for your online pro-
file.
- Password - your current service provider as-
signs t he password fo r your on li ne profile .
- Authentication - depending on your current
service provider, authen t icat ion (valida t ing
t he identity check) may be necessary. If this
is the case, select Secure. If not, select Nor-
mal.
The changed sett ings are saved once yo u leave
the Connection setting s men u using the
IBACK I button.
Data usage info
The amount of data bei ng transmitted is dis-
played. You can reset t he dat a usage to zero
using the Reset data usage opt ion .
SIM PIN entry
The PIN fo r the SIM card in use can be en-
tered.
Start automatic configuration
The connection sett ings that you changed
manually are reset to the defau lt settings.
Online st atu s overvi ew
The current service provider, the network sig-
nal strength, the serial numbe r (IMEi) and the
SIM card identification number (IMSI) are dis-
played.
(D Tips
A data connectio n is not possible if incor-
rect values were entered in the Connection
settings .
Configuring the
wire less network
connection
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
You can set up the MMI as a wireless hotspot
for use with up to eight wireless devices. Re-
stricted use of unsecured, light, small WLAN
devices is only possible in the rear of the vehi-
cle.
.,. Press the ITEL Ifunction button.
.,. Press the Settings control button.
.,. Turn t he control knob to Connections and
press the knob .
.,. Turn the control knob to Wirele ss network
connection and press the knob . The Net-
work connection me nu appears in the MMI
disp lay.
The following sett ings can be mod ified in the
Network connection menu:
Wireless network
- On - the MMI w ireless hotspot is active and
can be used fo r an internet connect ion.
- Off - the MMI w ireless hotspot is deact ivat-
ed. An internet connection is not possible
via W i-Fi.
Wireless network settings
The wi reless netwo rk between your vehicle
and your wire less device (laptop, cell phone) is
encrypted. To establish a connect ion, you
must enter t he following values when setting
up your wireless device . You can change them
if necessary.
- Accesspoint (SSID) - name of the w ireless
network
- Encryption type - WEP, WPA or WPA2
- Password - depending on the encryption
type, a password may be generated in the
MMI that is used to encrypt the w ireless
 Audi conne ct s er v ices 49

connection . The password can be changed Using the browser

using the spell er ¢ page 9. Be sure to select Applies to vehicles: wi th Audi connect services
a secure password.
- MMI system visible -the visibi lity of the
wire less network can be switched On or Off .
- Apply settings - the modified settings are
transferred to the MMI. You must then up-
date the changes in your mobi le wireless de-
vice.

A WARNING
- As the driver, do not allow usage of the
Fig. 38 Browser for on line informat ion services
WLAN hotspots to direct your from dr iv-
ing. That could increase the risk of a
crash.
- It is only safe to use laptops and simi lar
mobile devices when the vehicle is sta-
t ionary because, like all loose objects,
they could be th rown around the inside
of the vehicle in a crash and cause seri-
ous inju ries. Store these types of devices
securely while driv ing.
- Do not use any WLAN devices on the Fig. 39 Browser for additional informatio n about
poi nts of interest
front seats within range of the airbags .
Read and fo ll ow the safety precautions in
The browser displays the data packets that
the separate vehicle owner's manua l in
were received though the vehicle te lephone to
the "Airbag System" chapter under "Im-
display information such as weather informa-
portant information about the front air- •
tion. You can use certa in online information
bag system". •
services w it h the browser c>page 68 or dis-
play addit ional info rmation on landmarks or
(D Note
points of interest in the on lin e map disp lay
You are responsible for all precautions tak- ¢ page 59.
en for data protection, anti-virus protec-
tion and protection against loss of data on The following functions are available within
mob ile devices that are used to access the the browser¢ fig. 38/ r::>
fig . 39:
internet in conjunction with the wireless (D Opening the home page
hotspot. @ Opening/close the side menu
@ Zooming in on browser content
(D Tips
(50 -200%)
- If you have diff iculties establish ing a
© Stopping the page from load ing
wireless connection, deleting all exist ing
wireless connection on your mobile de-
® Refreshing t he current browser content

vice and restar t ing the device may help.

® Opening the main menu

- The wi reless hotspot performance de- (?) Closing the browser

pends on the signa l st rength and the @ Opening the Destination details menu
mobile networ k coverage. You can obt ain ® Previous point of interest/ landmark
more informa t ion from your current @ Next point of interest/ landmark
service provider.
50 Aud i connect services

You can return to the previous page using the

IBACKI button .

A WARNING
Only use on line inf ormat ion services when
road and traffic conditi ons permit. Using
these services could increase the risk of a
crash.

(D Tips
Some functions are only available when
the vehicle is stat ionary.
 N av ig atin g 51

Navigating prevent satell ite reception and affect the

system's abi lity to determine the vehicle
Introduction position . Several deactivated or malfunc-
tioning satellites can also interrupt GPS
Navigation w ith the "Global Positioning Sys-
reception and affect the system's ability
tem" (GPS) has become an everyday activity .
to determine the vehicle position.
You can operate all of the relevant navigation
- Because street names sometimes
functions safely and easily using the MMI.
change, the names stored in the MMI
Simply enter your desired destination in the
may in rare cases differ from the actual
navigation system and follow the directions
street name.
given. Or you can navigate to your destination
- Contact your authorized Audi dealer for
with up to nine stopovers .
information on updat ing the navigat ion
Your navigation system has the following information .
functions :

- Eight different ways to enter a destination Starting navigation

- Calculating the destination according to the mode
traffic reports
- Three suggested routes for selecting the
preferable route
- The destination is shown in the MMI display
and in the driver information system
- Stor ing an individua l destination or tour
plans

_& WARNING
- The demands of traffic require your fu ll
attention. Refer to and follow the guide-
Lines provided in c>page 6, Traffic safety
information.
- Obey all traffic laws when driving.
- The route calculated by the navigation
system is a recommendation for reaching
your destination. Obey traff ic lights,
stopp ing restrictions, one-way streets,
lane change restrictions, etc.
(D Note
- If the driving directions conflict with
traffic laws, obey the traff ic laws.
- Adjust the volume of the navigation sys-
tem so signals from outside the vehicle
such as police and f ire sirens can be
heard easily at all times.
Fig. 4 0 Map view
•
Requirement: The MMI must be switched on •
¢ page 7 .
"' Press the INAVI function button. The map
¢ fig. 40 or the last active navigation menu
appears in the MMI disp lay.
The menu that was open the last time you
used the navigat ion system is shown in the
M MI dis play. Press t he INAV I tu nction button
again wh ile in Navigat ion mode to switch to
the map.
(I) Tips
The navigation system can be opened in
demo mode for simu lations or planning
purposes ¢ page 66.

@ Tips
- Snow and objects on the GPSantenna or
shade from trees and large buildings can
52 Navigating

Navigation main Entering a destination

functions Tips on entering a destination
Route

Onhno
! ~.1·.
, , ,,
,
.ot,ons ! St rt
Cr,teria I
Points of rnterest ~ 0 ."' Favorites
8

ni
Ulst

I i de·sunet1ons Ad dress Diroctory

Destination
T_M_(:_
i 0
Settings
t• ..,,
Fig. 41 Navigation main functions
Fig. 42 Entering a dest ination city

Requirement: Navigation mode must be start- Cities

ed c:!>
page 51.
When making an entry with the speller, the
.,. Press the Destination contro l button system suggests cities that you have entered
¢fig. 41. in the past . The suggested city is shown in the
speller input field. Additional cities that
The follow ing funct ions are shown in the MMI
match your entry are listed below. The num-
d isplay:
ber of cities found is displayed under the sug-
(D Entering a point of interest¢ page 56 gested cities @ c:>fig . 42.
@ Loading the last destination¢ page 57
If the desired city is shown in the speller input
® Entering a destination using an address field or the list below, you can press and hold
¢ page 53/entering a destination using the control knob to switch to the city list .
geocoordinates c:!>page57
© Entering a destination from the directory Entering as a stopover
¢page 57 The entered destination is added to the tour
® Entering a destination from favorites plan as a stopover .
c:!>page57
Special destination in a city
@ Calling up a map/entering a destination
from the map¢ page 54 By selecting a special destination, you can se-
0 Starting/stopping route guidance lect landmarks and public places (such as hos-
pitals, movie theaters, recreation areas, etc.)
@ Searching for a destination in the Internet
as destinations. Seven categories are available
c:!>page54
for searching for points of interest
¢ page 56.

Destination in the map

You can select a new destination from the
map by moving the crosshairs horizontally,
vertically or diagonally us ing the control knob
with the joystick function ¢ page 54. IIJ,,

Storing in the directory
Individual destinations can be stored directly
into the directory after entering it. Two navi-
gation destinations, Private/ Business, can be
assigned to each contact r=;,page 61 .
Entering a destination using an address
Requirement : Navigat ion mode must be start-
ed r=;,page 51.
Entering a city/ZIP code
"' Press the Destination contro l button
r=;,page 52, fig. 41.
"' Turn the contro l knob to Address and press
the knob.
"' Turn the control knob to City/Zip code and
press the knob. The speller appears in the
MMI display r=;,page 9.
"' Enter t he city or the ZIP code .
"' Press the List control button to select a city
from the list .
"' Turn the control knob to a city and press the
knob.
"' To enter additional information about the
dest ination, turn the contro l knob to Add
street, Set as stopover, Set point of inter-
est in city r=;,page 56 or Set district and
press the knob.
"' Enter the addit ional information .
"' To start the route guidance, turn the cont rol
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob . The route criteria and then the map
appea r in the MMI display.
Entering a street
"' Press the Destination contro l button
r=;,page 52, fig. 41 .
"' Turn the control knob to Address and press
the knob.
"' Turn the contro l knob to Street and press
the knob. A list of the last cities entered ap-
pears in the MMI display.
"' To select a street or a specific city, turn the
control knob to a city and press the knob, or
"' To enter a street, regardless of the city, turn
the control knob to In all cities and press
Navigating 53
the knob. The spelle r appears in the MMI
disp lay r=;,
page 9.
"' Enter the name of the street .
"' Press the List control button to select a
street from the list.
"' Turn the control knob to a street and press
the knob .
"' To enter additiona l information about the
destination, tu rn the control knob to House
number / Intersection and press the knob, or
"' Turn the control knob to End entry and
press the knob. The spe ller appears in the
MMI disp lay r=;,
page 9 .
"' Enter the city/zip code if necessary.
"' Turn the control knob to OK and press the
knob.
"' To start the route gu idance, turn the control
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The route cr ite ria and then the map
appear in the MMI d isp lay.
Turn the control knob to Country and press
the knob to enter that country into the input
field . You can select a country from only one
list.
When you use Start route guidance after en-
tering the name of a city, the route guidance
uses the Downtown of the city to calculate
•
the destination. •
(i) Tips •
•
Does the navigation destination contain
spe cial characters such as the hyphen in
"Winston-Salem"? Simply switch between
the letter and number speller r=;,page 9.
•
54 Navigating
Setting a destination from the map
A location on the map can be used as a desti-
nation or stopover or be entered in the direc-
tory.
Fig. 43 Changing th e destinatio n with the crosshairs
Fig. 44 Setting a map location as the destinat ion
Requirement: The navigation mode must be
started c:>page 51 and the map must appear
in the MMI display.
.. Press the control knob. The map side men u
is activated c:>fig . 43.
.. Move the crosshairs horizontally, vertically
or diagonally on the M MI control panel to
the destination c:>fig . 43 and press the
knob .
.. Turn the control knob to the Destination
details @ menu c:>fig. 43 and press the
knob.
.. To start the route guidance, turn the control
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob . The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display .
If a destination is not present in the naviga-
tion data, you can move the crosshairs to the
location of the desired city and set the geo-
coordinates as a destination or add a contact
into the directory .
(D Tips
- If you stop moving the crosshairs for a
moment, addit ional information about
the position of the crosshairs (such as
city or street name if available) w ill be
displayed.
- Turn the control knob to the left or right
to increase or decrease the map scale in
order to locate the desired destinat ion
more quickly with the crosshairs .
Online destinations
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
You can search for navigation points of inter-
est .
Fig. 45 Additional info rm at ion about on line destina -
t ions
Online search in the immediate vicinity/in
vicinity of destination or stopover
Requirement: Navigation mode must be start-
ed c:>
page 51 and the requir ements for Aud i
connect services must be met c:>page 46 .
.,. Press the Destination control button
c:>page 52, fig. 41 .
.. Turn the control knob to Online destina-
tions and press the knob.
.. Turn the control knob to Online search in
immediate vicinity or Online search in vi-
cinity of dest. and press the knob. The spell -
er appears in the MMI display c:>page 9.
.,. Enter the search term, such as restaurant .
.. Turn the control knob to OK and press the
knob to begin the search.
.,. Turn the control knob to a point of interest
and press the knob. Details about the point
of interest are displayed. .,..

~ To start the route guidance, turn the contro l
knob to St art route guidance and press the
knob. The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display .
Onlin e search in a new locat ion
Requirement: Navigat ion mode must be start -
ed ¢ page 51 and the requirements for Audi
connect services must be met ¢ page 46 .
~ Press the Destinati on contro l but ton
¢ page 52, fig. 41.
~ Turn the contro l knob to Online desti na-
tion s and press the knob .
~ Turn the contro l knob to Online search in
new city and press the knob.
~ Turn the control knob to Find city and press
the knob . The speller appears in the MMI
display ¢ page 9 .
~ Enter the name of the city.
~ Turn the contro l knob to OK and press the
knob. The speller appears in the MMI dis-
play.
~ Enter the search term, such as restaurant .
~ Turn the contro l knob to OK and press the
knob to begin the search .
~ Turn the control knob to a point of interest
and press the knob. Point of interest det ails
appear in the MMI display .
~ To start the route guidance, turn the control
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display .
You can display additional information about
online destinations in the Destina t ion details
menu ¢ fig. 45.
Accessing destination s from your myAudi
account
Requirement: Navigat ion mode must be start-
ed ¢ page 51, t he requirements fo r Audi con-
nect services m ust be met ¢ page 46 , you
must have a myAud i Account and destination
must be stored in the myAudi Account.
~ Press the Destination cont rol button
¢ page 52, fig. 41 .
~ Turn the contro l knob to Online destina-
tion s and press the knob .
Na vi gatin g 55
~ Turn the control knob to Find destin ation
fr om myAudi account and press the knob.
~ Enter the myAudi PIN for your myAud i ac-
count if necessary. The contacts stored in
your myAudi account are displayed .
~ To load a contact, turn the contro l knob to a
contact and press the knob . Details about
the dest inat ion appear in the MM I display .
~ Turn the control knob to a private/business
navigat ion destination and press the knob.
~ To start the route gu idance, turn the control
knob to Start rout e guidance and press the
knob . The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI disp lay.
You must have a myAudi Account in order to
enter a destination from the account .
You receive the myAudi PIN that is used to
connect the MMI with your myAudi account
when you set up the myAudi account . You only
need to enter the myAudi PIN one time.
In the Destination det ails menu, you can dis-
play addit ional info rmation such as photos of
on li ne destinations using the Additional in-
formation function .
(D Tips
- Audi connect services are only available •
•
where there is mob ile netwo rk coverage.
You can obtain more information from •
•
your current service provider.
- You can also search for on line destina -
tions using the voice recognition system
¢ page 93.
- Destinations added to the myAudi ac-
count before a specific vehicle was added
to the account, will not display in that
vehicle .
- For more information regarding Audi
connect services, refer to ¢ page 46 .
- For additiona l information on the myAu-
di account, refer to http://my.audiu-
sa.com.
- The content, scope and providers of
available onli ne-based services may vary.
•
56 Na v igating
Entering a point of interest
Points of interest can be selected in the input
field when entering single destinations . Seven
search categories are available .
Requirement : Navigat ion mode must be st art-
ed c::;,page 51.
• Press the Destination contro l button
c::;,page 52, fig. 41.
• Turn the con t rol knob to Point of interest
and press the knob . A list with search cate-
gories for points of interest appears in the
MMI display.
• Turn the contro l knob to Top categories fo r
example and press the knob.
• Turn the contro l knob to a category, for ex-
amp le, Next parking lot and press the knob .
A list, for example of parking lots, appears
in the MMI disp lay. Arrows indicate the di-
rection and the distance from the vehicle to
the point of interest.
• Turn the contro l knob to a point of interest
that is displayed and press the control knob .
Point of interest deta ils appear in the MMI
display .
• To st art the route guidance, t urn the cont ro l
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The ro ute criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display.
The fol low ing search catego ries are available:
Top categories
This funct ion helps you find, fo r example, the
nea rest pa rking lot . The po ints of interest a re
sorted in ascend ing order acco rding to t he dis -
tance from t he vehicle.
Find entry
You can search fo r a specia l destination with
this function according to a specific sequence
of lette rs. You do not have to begi n w ith the
first letters of the specia l dest ination , fo r ex-
ample, you can use the sequence "iz" if
sea rching for "pizza".
In immediate vicinity
Points of interes t can be sele cted from various
catego ries . This function is useful when plan -
ning stopove rs. The point of interest is within
the immediate vicinity of the vehicle .
In vicinity of destination or stopover
For example, you can find a hote l in the dest i-
na ti on city with th is func t ion. Points of int er -
est can be selected from various categor ies.
The point of interest is in the vicinity of a des -
tinat ion that has been entered.
Along the route
Spe cial destinations Along th e route can on ly
be se lected during act ive rou t e guidance . The
special desti nation is in the immediate vicinity
of the calc ulated route.
In new city
Ente r t he name of the city using the speller .
Point s of interest can be se lected from var ious
catego ries . This function is usefu l for searc h-
ing for points of interest in a city independent
from the destinat ion .
Nationwide
You can either searc h for the point of interest
by name or sele ct it from various categories.
The point of interest is independent from the
vehicle position and navigation destination.
For example , you can navigate to an airfield in
the selected country using this function.
(D Tips
- The points of inte rest in Top categories
and In immediate vicinity are sorted ac-
cording to straight-line (empty arrow)
distance from your current location. The
actua l distance from your current loca-
tion to the point of interest is updated
automatically (solid ar row) .
- You can use a sequence of lette rs fo r the
special designation when usi ng Find en-
try in In immed iate vicinity and In vicin-
ity of destination or stopover catego-
ries.

- Some list entries cannot be displayed
complete ly in the MMI display because
they have too many letters/numbers . If
you select these entries with the control
knob, a pop-up window conta ining de-
tai led information about the selected list
ent ry will open.
Entering a destination using favorites
Favorites make it easier to enter a naviga tion
destination that you often use.
Requirement : The navigation mode must be
started¢ page 51 and a favor ite must be
stored ¢ page 61.
~ Press the Destination contro l button
¢ page 52, fig. 41 .
~ Turn the control knob to Favorites and
press the knob. Your list of favorites appears
in the MMI display .
~ Turn the cont rol knob to a favorite and
press t he knob. Detai ls abo ut the favorite
are displayed .
~ To st art t he route guidance, tur n the cont rol
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display.
You can save up to ten single dest inat ions and
their home address as favorites ¢ page 61.
You can start t he route gu idance t o you r home
add ress when you use Home address.
(D Tips
- You are able to display, call up, edit and
delete your st ored favorite s/ home ad-
dresses in the map ¢page 63.
- Favorites are disp layed in t he map at a
sca le of up to 1.5 miles (2 .5 km).
loading last destination
Your previous destinations are stored auto-
matically and can be loaded directly as navi-
gation destinations.
Requirement : Navigat ion mode must be start-
ed ¢ page 51.
Na vi gatin g 57
~ Press the Destination control button
¢ page 52, fig . 41 .
~ Turn the control knob to Last destinations
and press the knob . A list of your last desti -
nations appears in the MMI display .
~ Turn the control knob to a dest ination and
press t he knob . Deta ils about the destina-
tion are displayed .
~ To sta rt the route guidance, tu rn the control
knob to Start route guidance and press t he
knob . The rout e criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI disp lay.
(D Tips
The list of previous dest inat ions can be
erased ¢ page 66 .
Entering a destination from the
directory
You can navigate directly to entries in the di-
rectory that have navigation destinations.
Requirement: The navigation mode must be
started ¢ page 51 and the directory must con-
tain stored contacts with private/business
navigation dest inat ions ¢ page 39 or pr ivate/
business mailing addresses¢ page 40.
•
~ Press the Destination control button
•
¢ page 52, fig. 41 .
•
~ Turn the control knob to Directory and •
press the knob . A list of contacts appears in
the MMI display.
~ Turn the control knob to a contact and press
th e knob .
~ If a contact conta ins two navigation dest i-
nations (private and business) , turn and
press t he control knob t o selec t one of t he
destinations .
~ To start the route guidance, turn the contro l
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI disp lay.
Entering a destination using geocoor-
dinates
Requirement: Navigat ion mode mus t be start -
•
ed ¢ page 51. ..,_
58 Na v igating
• Press the Destin ation contro l button
9 page 52, fig. 41.
• Turn the contro l knob to Address and press
the knob.
• Turn the control knob to Coordinate s and
press the knob .
• Press the control knob to enter the Lati-
tud e . The first number is highlighted .
• To ente r a number, t urn the control knob to
the left or right and press the knob. The
next number is highlighted .
• Repeat entering the other numbe rs fo r the
latitude and the longit ude .
• Press the contro l knob after you have en -
tered the last number for the longitude.
• To start the route guidance , turn the control
knob to St art route guida nce and press the
knob . The route criteria and then the map
appear in the MMI display .
If a destinat ion is not present in the naviga-
tion data, you can enter the geocoordinates
for a location in the map as your dest inat ion
or you can use a contact from the d irectory .
Entering a stopover/tour plan
You can include up to nine stopovers and the
end destination in the tour plan.
Fig. 46 Tour plan
Requ irement : The navigation mode must be
started 9 page 51 a nd a destination must be
ente red 9 page 52.
• Press the Route control button ¢ page 52,
fig. 41 . The current tour plan appears in the
MMI display.
• To dete rmine the location of a stopover in
the tour plan, t urn the control knob t o t he
desi red location, for example, @ ¢ fig. 46
and press the knob. The possibilities for en-
ter ing a stopover are displayed.
• Enter a stopover ¢ page 52.
• Turn the control knob to Add to route plan
and press the knob.
• To start the route gu idance, tu rn the control
knob to Start route guidance and press the
knob. The route crite ria and t hen the map
appear in t he MMI d isp lay.
The following information appears in the side
menu for tou r plan ¢ fig. 46:
(D Vehicle location
@ A possib le location for enter ing a stop -
over .
@ Location of a stopover in the to ur plan
@ Dest inat ion
To de lete all stopovers from your tour plan,
enter the s ingle dest inat ion a nd start route
guidance ¢ page 52.
@ Tips
- A stopover can also be entered using the
navigation ma in functions 9 page 52 .
- Has your route or tour plan changed? No
problem! Simply se lect the destination/
stopover with the control knob and press
the knob . You can Change, Move, Delete
a dest ination/stopover or choose Drive
to thi s destination now.
Stopping route
guidance
Requirement : Route guidance must be active
9 page 52.
• Press the Destination control but t on
¢ page 52, fig . 41 .
• Turn t he control knob to Cancel and press
the knob.
You can also can cel route guidance by enter-
ing a new destination ¢ page 53 . ...

@ Tips
The data and settings remain entered
when route guidance is stopped.
Display
MMI display
Fig. 47 Online map view with the side menu switc hed
off
Fig. 48 Map view with the side menu switc hed on
Requirement: Navigation mode must be start-
page 51 and the requirements for Audi
ed c:::>
connect services must be met c:::>
page 46.
.. Press the Settings control button.
.. Turn the contro l knob to Map view and
press the knob.
.. To show the standard map display, turn the
control knob to Standard and press the
knob .
.. To show the map display w ith satell it e im-
ages, turn the control knob to the service
provider for the online map display and
press the knob.
Online map display
The map display is based on data packets re-
ceived from the Int ernet in the form of sate l-
lite ima ges, wh ich are then combined with the
Navigating 59
roadways from the Standard map disp lay. The
map/navigation data received can be stored
on the MMI hard dr ive. The hard drive can
temporarily store roughly the amount re-
quired for the map/navigation data from a
2,500 mile (4,000 km) route . As long as the
satellite images that loaded for route guid-
ance are stored on the hard drive, you can use
them without having an active data connec-
tion.
When the Panoramio/Wikiped ia function in
the map content men u is switched on
page 65, additional information about
c:::>
landmarks or points of interest can be dis-
played in the MMI display . To do this, move
the crosshairs to an item on the map and
press the knob . You can now view informati on
in the Additional information menu such as
photos of the point of interest.
Standard map display
The map can be shown in the MMI display us-
ing four different map types c:::>
page 64.
Using the map/map contents
When the side menu is switched off in the
map, you decrease/increase the scale in th e
map by turning the contro l knob to the left or •
right. You can move the crosshairs in the map •
with the control knob to select a city
<9page 9.
Press the control knob to activate t he side
menu . Now you can increase/decrease the
map scale again or you can select additional
functions by turning the contro l knob and
fig. 48 .
then pressing it c:::>
Press the !BACK! button to exit the side menu .
@ Direction: The map is either or iented to
the North or according to the Dir. of trav-
el c:::>
page 64. When you select a direc-
tion w ith the side menu and map type 2D
switched on and then press the control
knob c:::>page 64 Dir. of travel changes
to North and vice versa. This setting is
saved.
@ Scale: Turn the control kno b to the left or
right to decrease or increase the scale.
60 N av ig a ting

You can a lso change the scale in the active when the function is opened. The proc -
side menu. ess may take several seconds.
® Distance to destination/stopover - When the online map disp lay is switched
@ Calculated ar rival time to the destination/ on with the 30 position map type, the
stopover MMI display a utomat ica lly switches to
the 2D position when driving through
® Speedometer
tunnels.
@ Altitude display
- For more information regarding Audi
0 Vehicle locat ion
page 46.
connect services, refer to c::>
@ Display of selected map info rmat ion - The content, scope and providers of
® Display of an upcoming tu rn available online-based services may vary.
@ Information regarding the location of the
crosshairs: If you select a city on the map Driver information system
using the crosshairs, any informat ion
ava ilable is displayed, such as address,
phone number or traff ic report .
@ Examp les of se lected map contents
@ Display of the geocoordinates where the
crosshairs are located (latitude and longi-
tude)
@ Moving along the route: This function can
be used while the route guidance is active.
Turn the control knob to the left or right Fig. 4 9 Lane disp lay
to move the map a long the current route.
@ Destination details menu: Displays the de-
tails ava ilable fo r the locat ion where the
crosshairs are positioned, for example, an
address. The location of the crosshairs can
be set as the destination or stopover, stor -
ed in the directory or called up c::> page 54 .
@ Repeating the last navigat ion announce-
ment
Fig. SO Turn display

(D Tips
- Audi connect services are only available
where there is mobile network coverage.
You can obta in more informat ion from
your current se rvice provide r.
-Audi connect services are availab le in the
USA. Aud i connect services are not avail-
able in Canada and Mexico at this time.
- You can choose between four map types
<::>page64.
- The stored data for the online map dis-
play can be erased <::>page16 .
- The online map display is an Audi con-
nect service and is updated regularly
Once you have entered a destination or tour
and sta rted route gu idance, the navigat ion in-
fo rmat ion w ill be displayed in the drive r infor-
mation system . If you select another function
such as the radio with the mu ltifunction steer-
ing whee l, the navigation will be replaced
with the selected function <::> page 83.
(D Distance until change of direction
@ Calculated arrival t ime
@ Tot al m ileage to the destination/s t opove r
@ Name of the current expressway, highway
or street. An arrow in front of the street .,.

name indicates that you shou ld turn onto
that street .
® Turn arrow. An upcoming turn is also indi-
cated .
@ Bar graph. A bar graph appears when a di-
rection arrow is displayed . The fewer bars
are shown , the shorter the distance is un-
til the turn.
Turn the left menu thumbwhee l on the mu lti-
function steering wheel down or up to access
other information in the on-board computer .
A compass appea rs in the navigation tab in
the driver information system if you have not
started the route guidance.
A WARNING
The route calculated by the navigation sys-
tem is a recommendation for reach ing
your destination . Obey traff ic lights, stop-
ping restr ictions, one-way streets, lane
change restr ictions, etc .
(!l} Tips
An exclamation mark''!'' in front of the
street name indicates that the information
about th is street or this section of the
route is not complete in the navigation da-
ta that the MMIcontains . Obey traff ic laws
such as one-way streets or pedest rian
zones .
Storing a destination
Storing a favorite or a home address
.,. Press the Destination contro l button
c>page 52, fig . 41 .
.,. Turn the cont rol knob to Favorites and
press the knob.
.,. Turn the cont rol knob to Create favorite/
Home address and press t he knob.
.,. Enter a destination c>page 52.
.,. Turn the cont rol knob to Store as favorite/
Store as home address and press the knob.
The speller appears in the MMIdisp lay
i=>page 9 .
.,. Enter the name for your favorit e.
Na vi gatin g 6 1
.,. To store the favorite, turn the speller to OK
and press the control knob.
You can also store favorites while the rout e
guidance is active. Favorites are stored auto -
matically as a contact in the directory.
(D Tips
Favorites can also be edit ed and de leted
c>page 63 .
Storing a destination in the directory
A single dest ination can either be st ored as a
new address card or assigned to an existing
one.
Storing a destination as a new address
card
.,. Ent er a dest inat ion i=>page 52.
.,. Turn the control knob to Store in directory
and press the knob.
.,. Turn t he control knob to New contact and
press the knob. An input field appears in the
MMIdisplay.
.,. Turn the control knob to last name and
press the knob. The speller appears in the
MMI display c>page 9 .
.,. Ent er a name. •
.,. Select OK in the spe ller and press the knob •
to confirm your entry . •
.,. Enter additiona l data. •
.,. Turn the control knob to Store contact and
press the knob.
Assigning the destination to an existing
addre ss card
.,. Enter a destination i=>page 52 .
.,. Turn the control knob to Store in directory
and press the knob.
.,. To ass ign the destination to an address
card, turn the control knob to a contact and
press the knob. The address card opens .
.,. Turn t he control knob to Store contact and
press t he knob.
Two navigation destinations, Private/ Busi-
ness, can be ass igned to each directory con-
tact . If you already have an address card for a ..,. •
62 Na v igating
navigation destination, the o ld destination
will be overwritten .
Stored dest inat ions are ident ified in the map
by a blue or red push pin (business/private
navigation destination).
To access a destination quick ly, switch on
Show as favorite(../). Use navigation main
functions ® ¢ page 52, fig. 41 to se lect a fa-
vorite directly.
(D Tips
To edi t , delete or have a contact read from
the voice recogn ition system, refer to
¢ page 43.
Tour plan
Storing a tour plan
Tour plans can be stored and loaded later as
a new navigation destination.
Requirement: You must have entered a tour
plan ¢ page 58.
., Press the Route control button .
., Turn the contro l knob to Tour plan memory
and press the knob.
., Turn the contro l knob to Store tou r plan
and press the knob. The speller appears in
the MMI d isp lay ¢ page 9.
., Enter a name for the tour plan .
., Select OK in the speller and press the con-
t ro l knob. The tour plan entered is sto red.
If the Stor e tour plan function is grayed out,
e ither the tour memory is full or no tour plan
was entered . Please de lete any tou rs you do
not need from the memo ry ¢ page 62 or en-
ter a tou r plan.
Loading a tour plan
Stored tour plans can be loaded as a new
navigation destination.
Requi rement : Navigat ion mode must be start-
ed ¢ page 51 and a tour must be sto red
¢page 62.
., Press the Route control button.
., Turn the control knob to Tour plan memor y
and press the knob.
., Turn the control knob to Load tour plan and
press the knob . A list of entr ies appears in
the MMI display.
., To se lect a tour from the list, turn the con -
trol knob to an entry and press the knob.
., To start route guidance, turn th e control
knob to Start route guidan ce and press the
knob. The route criteria and then the map
¢ page 59 are disp layed in the MMI d isplay .
Deleting a tour plan
Requirement: Navigation mode must be start-
ed ¢ page 51 and at least one tour must be
stored ¢ page 62.
De let e indi v idually
., Press the Route control button .
., Turn the control knob to Tour plan memor y
and press the knob .
., Turn the control knob to Delete tour plan
and press the knob.
., To delete a tour plan, turn the control knob
to Delete individually and press the knob. A
list of tour plans stored appears in the MMI
disp lay .
., Turn the control knob t o an entry and press
t he knob. The tour plan is dele t ed.
Delete all
., Press the Route control button .
., Turn the control knob to Tour plan me mory
and press the knob .
., Turn t he control knob t o Delete tour plan
and p ress the knob .
., Turn the control knob to Delete all entrie s
and press the knob.
., To delete a ll tour plans, confirm the dis-
played message with Yes .
Route list
Requirement: Navigation mode must be start-
ed ¢ page 51 and a tour must be stored
¢ page 62 .
., Press the Route control button. .,.

~ Turn the contro l knob to Rout e li st and
press the knob. The route list appears in the
MMI display.
The route list is visible only when route guid-
ance is active and contains information re-
garding the route, the names of the streets
and the length of the route sections.
On longe r route sections, additional informa -
tion may be displayed such as possible junc-
tions when driving on expressways .
Avoid route from here
Requirement : Navigat ion mode must be start-
ed¢ page 51 and a tour must be stored
¢page 62.
~ Press the Rout e contro l button.
~ Turn the contro l knob to Avoid route fr om
here and press the knob.
~ Turn the contro l knob to the left or right to
determine the length of the route your are
avoiding .
When route guidance is act ive, the calculated
route will avoid the area you have specified .
The navigation system calculates an alte rna-
tive route.
The route to be avoided that you have entered
applies only to the current route and must be
reset if necessary .
The routes that are going to be avoided are
ident ified in the MMIdisp lay with red/white
markings.
{D)Tips
If the MMIdoes not calculate an alterna-
tive route, that means one is not available.
l) Applie s t o vehicles: with cell phone prep
Na vi gatin g 63
Additional settings
Editing and using favorites
Edit ing an existing favorite
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Dest ination
cont rol button > Favorit es > Select entry
from list > Assign new favorit e/ Reassign
home addr ess.
Show on map
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Destination
cont rol button > Favorit es > Select entry
from list > Display destinati on on map .
Calling 1>
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Dest ination
contro l butto n > Favorites > Select entry
from list > Call .
Delet e
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Dest ination
contro l button > Favorites > Select entry
from list > Delete f avorites / Delet e home
address , or
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Settings
contro l button > Delete favorites > Delet e
individually / Del et e all entr ies.
•
You can change the dest inat ion for an exist ing •
favorite, the locat ion of the favorite on the
•
map or you can call*/delete the favorite. •
Criteria
~ Select: INAVI funct ion button > Crit eria con-
t rol button.
Several crite ria are used to calcu late the route
guidance.
Auto rerouting (traffic )
When the dynam ic route is On, the route is
automat ically generated based on TMCtraffic
reports .
If the system does not calculate a detour even
though you have selected dynamic route On ..,.
•
64 Navigating
and a traffic jam was reported on the ca lculat-
ed route, then the detour the system calculat -
ed would take more time than the t ime spent
waiting in the traffic jam.
Alternative routes
When the function is On, up to three suggest -
ed routes and their criteria appear in the MMI
display in the side menu.
Afte r the map view is changed, the new route
that was calculated according to your criteria,
is highlighted.
The following information fo r the suggested
route, if ava ilable, is displayed:
- Distance to the destination and calculated
arrival time
- Symbols for using expressways, toll roads or
ferries on the planned route
You can select the possible routing in the al-
ternative routes by turning and press ing the
control knob.
Routeoptions
You can select a Short, Fast or Mixed route.
Highway/ Toll road / Ferry
Select the Minimize option if th e navigation
sys t em should not include expressways, toll
roads or ferries when ca lculating a route.
Time restricted roads
Using Minimize excludes time restricted
roads, such as pedestrian zones, from the
route calculation . When using Automatic, the
MMI decides if the time restricted roads
should be included when ca lculating the route
guidance based on the entries stored in the
navigation data.
Seasonal closing
Using Minimize excl udes seasona lly closed
roads, such as mountain passes, from the
route calcu lation. When using Automatic, the
MMI decides if the seasonally closed roads
l) Only possible in th e 2D map t ype display
shou ld be included when calculating the route
guidance based on the entries stored in the
navigation data .
(D Tips
If avoiding any criteria makes rout e guid-
ance impossible, that criteria will sti ll be
used when calcu lating the route .
Map display
.,..Select: !NAVIfunct ion button> Settings
control button > Map display.
Day
The map is disp layed with a light background.
Night
The map is disp layed w ith a dar k background .
Automatic
The map d isplay changes from day to night
when the headlights are switched on .
Map orientation
.,..Select: !NAVI funct ion button > Settings
cont rol butto n > Map orientation .
North 1>
The map is oriented to the north.
Dir. of travel
The map is oriented to the direction of trave l.
At a sca le of 60 miles (100 km), the map is
oriented to the north for easier orientation.
Automatic
At a scale up to 3 miles (5 km), the map is ori-
ented to the direction of t ravel. At a scale
greater than 3 miles (5 km), the map is ori-
ented to the north.
Map type
.,..Select: !NAVIfunct ion button > Settings
control button > Map type .

Destination
The dest ination is ma rked wit h a destination
flag . The map indicates the destination is ori-
ented to the north .
2D
The current vehicle position is d isplayed . The
map o rientation corresponds to the setting in
the Orientati on menu ¢ page 64.
3D
The current vehicle pos ition is displayed in a
three-d imensiona l terra in map and the map
or ientat io n is set automatically to Dir. of trav-
el ¢ page 64. At a sca le of 60 m iles (100 km),
the map is oriented t o the north .
At a scale between 30 - 100 ya rds (30 - 100
meters), the display will show three-d imen-
siona l city mode ls and landmarks will be
shown at a sca le of 30 - 200 yards (30 - 200
meters) .
Overview
The ent ire route from the vehicle location to
the destination is disp layed on the map. The
map sca le depends on t he leng t h of t he route.
The map is oriented to the north.
Map content
• Se lect : INAVI function button > Setting s
control button > Map content.
Map contents such as traff ic information, fa-
vor ites, resta urants or Panoramic and Wikipe-
dia Audi connect services can be displayed( ,/ )
o r hidden .
The funct ions in the Map content men u de -
pend on the map disp lay that is selected
¢ page 59 .
The traff ic inform ation is d isplayed in the map
with colo red lines:
@ g reen lines: freely flowing t raff ic
@ orange lines : slow traff ic
® red lines : stop and go
Na vi gatin g 65
A colo red warning symbol in the map indi-
cates th ere is a traffic incident direct ly ahead .
· Route info
• Select: INAV I funct ion button > Settings
control bu t to n > Route info.
Complete
In add ition t o the Turn-by-turn information,
point of interest near expressway exits are dis-
played.
Turn-by-tu rn
The t hree upcomi ng t urns a ppear in the MMI
display wit h the calc ulated d ist ance and arriv -
al time during route g uidance.
The next turn is displayed at the bottom of
the tab le.
Off
No additional information regard ing the cur -
rent route appea rs in the MMI display .
Automatic zoom
• Select: INAVI funct ion button > Setting s
cont rol butto n > Autom atic zoom. •
•
On
When this function is On the map sca le is au- •
•
tomat ically selected according the street clas-
s ificat io n (expressway , highway, other st reet) .
Intersection
When the route guidance is on, upcoming
turns are temporar ily zoomed at a deta iled
sca le so that you can see the street route .
Off
The map scale chosen by you @ ¢ page 59 ,
fig. 4 7 is maintained permanently.
Low fuel routing
• Select: INAV I funct ion button > Settings
contro l butto n > Low fuel routing.
•
66 Na v igating

When this function is On, a message appears
in the MMI display when the fuel gauge goes
below the reserve marking. A list of gas sta -
tions near your current location appears in the
MMI display once you confirm th is message.
Once you select a gas station with the contro l
knob, the route gu idance will be calculated
from your current location .
The destinations you have entered last are au-
tomatica lly stored ¢ page 57 . They can be de-
leted individua lly or a ll at once.
Demo mode
... Select: ! NAVI funct ion button > Settings
contro l button > Demo mode.

The Demo mode helps you effectively plan

Speed limit information
... Se lect : INAVI function button> Sett ings
control button > Speed limit information .
The max imum speed limits for expressways,
highways and ma in streets can be switched
On/ Off if they are stored in the navigation da -
ta.
Voice guidance
... Se lect : INAVI function button > Sett ings
control button > Voice guidance.
and display a route by showing map contents
or route criteria. You can Set starting location
whe n you would like to calcu late a route start -
ing from a location other than the vehicle po-
sition . Start demo mode to simu late route
guida nce.
@ Tips
Route simulat ion gu idance in demo mode
is sw itched off when the vehicle is being
driven for safety reasons .

The navigation announcements in the naviga-

tion mode can be Complete/Comp act.
Press ing the Ii- NAV ! button (!) ¢ page 83,
fig . 62 plays a navigation announcement.

(D Tips
When the Voice guidance function is
sw itched off and the Traffic report func-
tion is sw itched on ¢ page 69, an aud io
message is given when there are traffic in-
cidents on the current route.

Voice guidance on during call

Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep

... Se lect : I NAVI function button > Sett ings

control button > Voice guidance on during
call.

When this function is switched off, anno unce-

ments are not played dur ing a phone call.

Deleting last destinations

... Se lect : INAVI function button > Sett ings

control button > Delet e last destinations .
 Calling up traffic information 67

Calling up traffic Calling up a TMC report

information Applies to vehicles: with Satellite Digital Audio Radio
Service

Introduction TMCtraffic reports are sorted according to

Applies to vehicles: with Satellite Digital Audio Radio road category and country. TMCtraffic re-
Service
ports for an active route are displayed first.
The MMI can alert you about current traffic
situations in the form of a written and spoken
message as needed.

TMCtraffic reports can be shown in the MMI

display through Sirius (satellite radio)
¢ page 71. This happens automatically and
silently . Even more practical is the fact that
the MMI uses these messages when dynamic
route is switched on to navigate around traffic
problems such as traff ic jams, when possib le Fig. 51 Calling up a TMC traff ic report
¢page 63.
.,. Press the IINFOlfunct ion button.
Traffic report reception is ind icated by the
.,. If a list of TMCtraff ic reports does not ap -
TMC symbol in the title line in the Navigation
pear in the MMI display, press the IBACKI
and Info modes:
button. A list of TMCtraff ic reports appears
TMC symbol Explanation in the MMI display ¢ fig. 51.
TMC stations are available .,. Turn the control knob to a traffic report .
Displayed and dynamic navigat ion is .,. Press the control knob. A detailed view is
switched On ¢ page 63. displayed.
.,. To call up the next traffic report in the de-
TMC stations are not availa-
tailed view, turn the control knob to Display
Is grayed out ble and dynamic navigation is •
next report and press the knob .
I switched On .
.,. Turn the control knob to Show on map and
•
Dynamic navigation around a press the knob to show a detailed view of
Not displayed
traffic jam is switched Off . the selected repo rt on the map. The shaded
line shows the street and the length of th e
(D Tips traffic jam .
To use the traffic message channel (TMC), ... Press the control knob again to see the next
you must contact the Sirius service provid- TMC traffic report on the map.
er¢ page 71. ... Press t he Read control button to hear the
traffic report .

When route guidance is active, traffic reports

that affect your route are displayed in order
based on d istance and marked with a ye llow
warning symbol (!) ¢ fig . 51 . Any traff ic inci-
dents that are immediately ahead are dis-
played first.

All other current TMCtraffic reports with a

grayed out warning symbol are then listed
sorted by type of street (expressway, major
street, other streets) and name @ . These TMC II>-
68 Cal li ng up tra f fic information
traffic reports are shown on the map with a
gray warning symbol.
TMC t raffic reports that are especially impor-
tant such as a driver driving the w rong way are
displayed automatically in the MMI disp lay.
Press the IBACK ! button or the control knob to
cancel the report.
When route guidance is deactiva t ed, t raff ic re-
ports are disp layed with a colored symbol and
sorted according to distance from the current
position.
(D Tips
- Traffic announcements also appear in
the driver information system and can be
selected by turning the left men u
thumbwheel.
- TMC traffic reports are not available in
Canada. Please contact Sirius Canada for
details.
Accessing online
information services
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect services
You can receive information such as current
weather conditions directly through your
MMI.
Fig. 52 Online informat ion services
Requirement : The requirements for Audi con-
nect services must be met Q page 46 .
.,. Press the !IN FO! function button.
.,. Press the Audi connect control button . The
available on li ne info rmat ion services are
shown in the browser.
.,. For examp le, t urn the control knob to
Weather and press the knob . The search
areas are displayed.
.,. To receive weather informat ion for the vicin-
ity/destination, t urn the control knob to In
immediate vicinity/ In vicinity of destina-
tion or stopover and press the knob . The
weather information is displayed, or
.,. To receive weathe r informat ion for any city ,
t ur n t he control knob to In new city and
press the control knob. The spell er is dis-
played.
.,. Enter a location and confirm the input with
OK. The weather information is displayed.
The online information services are shown in a
browser . For addit ional information on using
the browser, refer to Q page 49 .
A
...__
WARNING
Only use Audi connect services when road
and traffic condit ions perm it. Using these
services could increase the risk of an acci-
dent . Refer to and fo ll ow the guideli nes
provided in ¢ page 6, Traffic safety infor-
mation . Some Audi connect services are
only available when the vehicle is st ati on-
ary t o red uce t he risk of distracting t he
dr iver.
(D Tips
- Audi connect services are on ly availab le
w here t here is mob ile network coverage.
You can obt ain more informa t ion from
your current service provider.
- Audi connect services are available in the
USA. Audi connect services are not avail-
able in Canada and Mexico at this time .
- The availability of Audi connect services
such as weather information depends on
the service provi der.
- The cont ent and scope of available on-
line -based services may vary. You should
familiarize yourself regularly with new
online information services.
- For more information regarding Audi
connect services, refer to Q page 46.
 Calling up traffic information 69

Additional settings
Traffic report

"' Select: II N FO Ifunction button > Settings

control butt on > Traffic report.

Traffic repo rts that are refe rring to an active

destinat ion are give n as a s poke n announc e-
men t when t he fun ct io n is On.

Music volume during traffic reports

"' Se lect : II N FO Ifunc t ion but ton > Settings

control but ton > Music volume during traf-
fic reports.

To set the volu me dur ing tr aff ic reports, turn

the cont ro l knob to t he left or right and press
the knob .

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•

•
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70 Listening to the ra d io

Listening to the radio FM band (ultra short wave)

The FM stat ion list (maximum 75 stations) is
Introduction updated automa t ically.
FM
---------
AM band (amplitude modulation)
'
I 89.9
89.9
WIBI -FM HD1 ~
H>)
The AM stat ion list (maximum 165 stations)
I ~

~ 89.9
WIBI-FM
WIBI-FM
HD4
HD6 ~
must be updated manually .
90 .7 The stat ions in the station list are st ill dis-
107.7 WXYZ -FM HD1 0-H>
) played after leaving the reception area . Recep-
~ 107. 7 WXYZ-FM HD6 H>
) t ion is lost.
•

TMC . ~ ,,11' HD Radio™ technology (digital radio} 1>

Fig. 53 FM station list The HD Radio receiver operates as a hybrid
system simultaneously with the analog FM/
AM bands. When the FM/AM station is ava ila-
ble in d igital format, the HD symbol @
~fig. 53 appears in the FM/AM station list . If
the d igital signa l is lost, the rad io switches
automat ically to t he analog FM/AM sta t ion.

Sirius* (satellite radio)

Fig. 54 Sirius station list during loss of recept ion
The radio has three bands: FM, AM and Sirius*
(satellite rad io). With an HD Radio receiver,
you also receive FM/AM rad io stations in digi-
tal format . The receivable stations are shown
on a radio station list and can be se lected di-
rectly. You can select the next receivab le sta-
tion by pressing a button on the MMI control
panel or playing all stations for a few seconds
using the SCANfunction ~page 72. You can
a lso save your favor ite stations in a preset list
in any order.
The radio supports reception of broadcasts in
non-de layed ba llgame mode. During trans-
mission in ba llgame mode, the broadcast
switches automatically to the analog recep-
tion signal.
The Sirius provider automat ically updates t he
Sirius* stat io n list (maximum 224 channels)
and the station informat ion. If the last chan-
nel playing is no longer available after a sta-
tio n list update, cha nnel 184 w ill play auto-
matically .
If the radio s ignal is lost, radio stations that
are not current ly received a re d isplayed in t he
station list with t he fo llow ing system info r-
mation:
-ANTENNA - No antenna is connected to the
t uner
- LINKING- The tuner is currently not receiv-
ing a ny satell ite signa l (D ~ fig. 54
The system information turns off whe n the ra-
dio stations are rece ived again. ..,_

1l HD Radio™ Technology Manufactu red Under license

From iBiquity Dig ital Corp. U.S. and Foreign Patents.
HD Radio™ and the HD Radio logo are proprietary
trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corp.
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- Satellite Radio reception is not available

@ Tips
in Alaska and Hawaii.
- To receive satellite prog rams, you must
contact the Sirius* service provider
Selecting frequency
<=:>
page 71.
- HD Radio reception is not availab le in band
Canada. The FM (ultra short wave), AM (amplitude
modulation) and Sirius* Radio bands can be
Starting radio mode selected in the MMI.

Requirement: The MMI must be switched on Requirement : The radio must be on

<=:>
page 7 . page 71 .
c::>

.,. Press the IRADIO ! f unction button. The list
of stations or the last active radio menu ap-
pears in the MMI display .
The menu t hat was open the last time you li s-
tened to the radio is shown in the MMI dis-
play. Press the IRADIO Ifunction button again
while in radio mode to open the station list.
Band control button
.,. Press the Band control button.
.,. Turn the control knob to the desired fre- •
quency band.
.,. Press the control knob to select the fre-
quency band. The current frequency band is
ind icated in th e t itle line of the MMI display .

RADIO function button

Activating your .,. To select the frequency band, press the •
Satellite Radio service IRADIO ! function button repeated ly until the
Appl ies to vehicles: with Satel lite Dig ita l Audi o Radio
desired frequency band is shown in the title
Service
line of the MMI display.
In order to be able to receive satellite pro-
grams and traffic message channel (TMC),
(D Tips
this service must be enabled .
You can also select the frequency band us-
Requirement: The Sirius band must be select- ing the multifunction steering wheel
ed c::>
page 71. page 86 or the voice recognit ion sys-
c::>
tem c::>
page 95.
Sirius station list
.,. Turn the knob to 000 Sirius ID and press Selecting a station
the knob. The Electron ic Serial Number is
from the station/
displayed.
presets list
Control button settings
F \i
.,. Press the Settings cont rol button .
89 .9 WIBI-FM HD1
.,. Turn the knob to Receiver serial number
and press the knob . The Electronic Serial
- 89 9 WIBI-FM HD4 D r rt
- 89 .9 WIBI-FM HD6 r~
Number is disp layed.
90.7
107 .7 WXYZ-FM HD1 ~
(D Tips - 107 .7 WXYZ -FM HD6 ~
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- Objects such as buildi ngs, tunne ls,
bridges, terra in, other vehicles or objects TMC *'..•
on the roof of the vehicle can result in Fig. 55 Addi ti onal HD Radio channels
decreased perf ormance. •
72 Listening to the ra d io

From the station list .,. Press the Functions control button
.,. Turn the cont rol knob to the des ired radio c::>
fig . 56 .
station/additiona l station. The following functions ca n be selec t ed in the
.,. Press the contro l knob to se lect the station. MMI display, depending on wh ich band is se-
From the presets list lected:

.,. Press the Presets cont ro l button. The preset (D Store station/S t ore channel (Sirius*)
list is d isplayed. c::>page73
.,. Turn the cont ro l knob to the sta ti on a nd @ Seek up/down or Next/Previous (Sirius *)
press the knob . The station is selected . page 72
<=:>
@ Tuning/Chan nels (Sirius *) ¢ page 72
To update t he station list in the AM band, turn
@ Scan <=:>
page 72
the contro l knob to Update stat ion list and
press t he knob. The station lists in the FM and ® Radio text/Info (Sirius*) c::>page 73
Sirius * bands are updated automatically . The following information can be displayed in
Dig ita l FM HD Radio channe ls may have sever- the information window @ , depending on
a l addition al channe ls*. The available addi- availability:
tional channels* are listed under t he radio sta- - Stat io n name
tion. When leaving the reception area, addi- - Frequency
tional channels* that a re not received are - Availabili ty of rad io t ext
ident ified w ith the symbol (D ¢ fig. 55 . - Channel name/number

@ Tips
Selecting a station
- You can scroll throug h long lists of fo ld-
ers quick ly by t urning the cont rol knob Requirement: The desired band must be se-
quick ly. The scrolling speed depends on lected c::>page 71.
the number of stations.
Automatic seek
- You can a lso select the station using the
multifunct ion steer ing whee l .,. Press the Functions control button .
page 86 or the voice recog nit ion sys-
c::> .,. Turn the control knob to ..,.I (Seek up/ Next)
tem ¢ page 95. or I~ (Seek down/ Previous) @ c::> page 72,
fig. 56 .
Radio main functions .,. Press t he control knob. The next rece ivable
st at io n/cha nnel is sele cted.

~~ ___._..._
FM -------:;- ;_:_ Manual search
89.9 WI BI-FM HD6 H>
)
CTilll r» ~
FM .,. Press t he Functions control button .
.,. Turn the control knob to Tuning/ Channels
@ c::>page 72, fig. 56 and press the knob .

gi
Tuning
fl • .,., .,. To adjust the frequency/ chan ne l in small

Functions
1

TMC
0 "''
-:- *'.. ,11
st ages, turn the cont rol knob to the righ t or
left.

SCAN function
Fig. 56 FM band f unct ions
.,. Press t he Functions control button .
Requirement: The radio must be on .,. Turn t he control knob to Scan@
<=:>
page 71 . page 72, fig. 56 a nd press t he knob. The
c::> ..,.

station list appears in the MMI display. All
stations are played for several seconds each .
... To stop the scan funct ion, repeat the proc-
ess. The current station is selected.
(D Tips
- You can also stop the scan function by
se lecting a station from the station list
¢ page 71.
- You can also press the arrow buttons on
the MMI contro l pane l briefly to switch
to the previous/next station in the sta-
tion list ¢ page 7.
- An FM station with poor reception will no
longer be displayed in the station list
once you switch to a different stat ion .
However, you can save the station and
se lect it aga in from the station list
¢ page 73.
- If the scan function is activated in the
AM band, the AM band station list will
also be updated during the scan process.
Storing a station
The presets list can contain up to 50 stations
from all frequency bands.
Requirement : The station list must be d is-
played r::¢>
page 71, fig. 55.
Functions control button
"' Press the Functions control button.
"' Turn the contro l knob to Store station/
Store channel (D r:¢>page 72, fig. 56 and
press the knob. The selected station is stor-
ed in the next empty position in the presets
list.
... To change the position in the presets list,
turn the control knob to the left or right .
... Press the control knob to store the station
in the selected position.
Presets control button
... Press the Presets control button.
... Turn the contro l knob to Store station
name and press the knob. The selected sta-
tion is stored in the next empty position in
the presets list.
Listening to the radio 73
"' To change the position in the presets list,
turn the control knob to the left or right.
... Press the control knob to store the station
in the se lected position.
Control knob
... Turn the control knob to the desired station
in the station list.
... Press and hold the contro l knob until the
presets list with Store station name here
appears in the MMI display.
... To change the position in the presets list,
turn the control knob to the left or right.
"' Press the control knob to store the station
in the se lected position.
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(D Tips
You can delete an ind ividual station or all
stations from the presets list r:¢,page 75.
Moving a stored
station •
... Press the Presetscontrol button.
... Turn the control knob to the station and
press the knob.
... Turn the control knob to Move station
name and press the knob.
... To change the position in the presets list,
turn the control knob to the left or right.
... Press the control knob to store the station
in the selected position .
Displaying radio text/
information
Requ irement: The FM/Sirius* band must be
selected r::¢>
page 71 and the radio main func-
tions must be displayed r:¢,page 72.
"' Turn the control knob to i (Radio text / Info
(Sirius*)) ® r:¢,page 72, fig. 56 and press
the knob. The radio text such as the station
name , artist or title or the information ac-
companying the program (Sirius*) are shown
in the MMI display. Ill>
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74 Listening to the radio
The availability of Radio text is also indi-
cated by a symbo l in the info rmation win-
dow @ <=> page 72, fig. 56.
Additional settings
HD Radio™ reception
Requirement : The FM/A M band must be se-
lected c:>page 71.
.. Select : IRADIO Ifunction button > Settings
control button > HD Radio.
You can turn the HD Radio reception On and
Off manually .
HD Radio™ station info
Requirement : The FM/AM band must be se-
lected c:>page 71 and the HD Radio reception
must be turned on c:>page 74.
"' Select : IRADIO Ifunction button > Settings
control button > HD station information .
If information such as the artist or album is
available for the current track, it will be dis-
played in a pop- up window if this function is
activated.
Station names
Requirement: The FM band must be selected
page 71.
<=>
.. Select : IRADIO Ifunction button > Settings
control button > Station names.
Station names Scrolling
Scroll ing text transmitted by the FM stations
is shown in the MMI display.
Station names Fixed
Scroll ing text transmitted by the FM stations
is not shown in the MMI display. Only the cur-
rent section of the scrolling text displayed .
Station names Off
Text t ransmit t ed by the FM stat ions is not
shown in the MMI disp lay. Scrolling text
transmitted by the HD stations is shown in the
MMIdisplay.
Channel info
Applies to vehicles: wit h Satell ite Digital Radio Service
Requirement: The Sirius band must be select-
ed c:>page 71.
.. Select: !RADIO ! funct ion button> Settings
contro l button > Channel info.
If information such as the artist or album is
available for the cur rent track , it wi ll be dis-
played in a pop-up window if this function is
activated.
Channel sorting
Applies to vehicles: wit h Satell ite Digital Radio Service
The channels that are displayed in the chan-
nel list can be filtered according to your per-
sonalpreferencesas to type of program.
Requirement: The Sirius band must be select-
ed ¢ page 71.
.. Select: IRADIO ! function button > Settings
contro l button > Channel sorting.
Channel number
The channels are listed by channel number in
ascending order.
Channel name
The channel categories are listed in the ma in
menu in alphabet ical order .
Category and channel number
The channels are listed by category and then
by channel number.
Category and channel name
The channels are listed by cat egory and then
by channel name .
 Listening to the radio 75

Category filter
App lies to vehicles: with Satell ite Dig ita l Radio Serv ice

Requirement : The Sirius band must be select-

ed ¢page 71.

"' Select: IRADIO Ifunction button > Settings

control button > Category filter .

The channels that are displayed in the channel

list can be filtered according to your personal
desires as to type of program . The selection of
program categories depends on what your
provider offers.

If you select the option Deactivate category

filter, all filter options are deactivated and all
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available channels are displayed in the satel-
lite channel list.

Deleting stored stations

Requirement: A frequency band must be se-

lect ed¢ page 71 and a station must be stored
in the presets list ¢ page 73. •

"' Select: IRADIO Ifunction button > Settings

control button > Delete presets.

You can delete an individual station or all sta-

tions in the presets list.

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76 P laying m e d ia

Playing media @ DVD drive c:>page 22

@ CD changer" c:>page 23
Introduction ® Audi music interface* (for example, an
You can start and operate the DVD drive, the iPod, USBor an external audio/video in-
CD changer*, the Jukebox, memory card read- put) c:>page 26
er and a portable audio device* (for example ® Bluetooth audio player* c:>page 25
iPod) as well as start and operate an audio
player via Bluetooth*. (D Tips
You can also choose a source with the voice
Different functions are available depending on
recognition system c:>page 96.
the active source and the medium inserted.
You can scroll through the album covers, play
the tracks in a preferred sequence or display Selecting an audio/
stored information regard ing the actual track. video file

Starting media mode

Requirement: The MMI must be switched on
c:>page 7 .

.,. Press the !MEDIAi function button. The

source overview or the file that was played
the last time media mode was active will be
shown in the display.

Fig. 58 Jukebox fo lder structure

Selecting a source
Requirement: A source must contain audio/
video files or a DVD.

.,. Press the IMEDIA i function button . The file

structure c>fig. 58 or the track/chapter list
in the selected source is displayed .
.. Turn the control knob to a file or track/
chapter .
.,. Press the control knob to select the folder
or a track/chapter . The content of the folder
Fig. 57 Possibl e audio/video sources is displayed or the track/chapter is played.

The Jukebox automatically sorts the audio

Requirement: A source must contain audio/
files during import according the stored infor-
video files or a DVD.
mation c> fig. 58. Video files are stored in the
.,. Press the IMEDIAi function button. Videos folder .
.,. Press the Source cont rol button.
Audio CDs without CD text appear automati-
.,. Turn the contro l knob to a source and press
cally in the MMI display along with the stored
the knob. The files in the selected source ap-
information, if the information is stored in the
pear in the MMI display.
MMI. The stored information in the MMI (for
Possible sources are: example, artists, track) is available through
Gracenote®.
(D Jukebox c:>page 21
@ Memory card reader c:>page 24

If stored information is available for the cur-
rent track (such as artist or album), it will be
displayed in a pop-up window. Display track
info must be switched on ¢ page 81 .
(D Tips
- To reach the next highest level, press the
IBACKI button or turn the control knob to
the Folder up folder and press the knob.
- To reach the highest level in the folder
structure, press the IMEDIA Ifunction
button.
- You can scroll through long lists of fo ld-
ers/tracks quickly by turning the control
knob quickly. The scrolling speed de-
pends on the number of folders/tracks.
- The video image is only displayed when
the vehicle is stationary for safety rea-
sons. You will only hear the video while
you are driving.
- Video playback through the iPod/iPhone/
iPad does not continue after stopping
and starting the vehicle.
- Some DVDs let you select, for example,
the audio track, the subt itle or the track/
chapter while it is playing.
Media main functions
Fig. 59 Jukebox main fu nctions
Playing media 77
Fig. 60 DVD main functions
Requirement: Media mode must be on
¢ page 76.
.. Press the Functions control button .
The following functions can be selected in the
MMI display, depending on which source is se-
lected:
(!) Album browser ¢ page 78
@ Previous/next track ¢ page 78
@ Fast forward/rewind ¢page 78
@ Pause¢ page 77
® Track info ¢ page 78
@ DVD main menu ¢ page 79
(J) Previous/next chapter ¢ page 78
@ Full screen ¢ page 79
The following information can be displayed in
the information w indow @ , depending on
availability:
- Track/chapter and folder name
- Playing time and remaining playing time
- Album cover
Pausing/continuing
playback
Requirement: Media mode must be on
¢ page 76 .
.. Press the Functions control button .
.. Turn the control knob to II (Pause) @
¢ page 77, fig. 59 and press the knob. Au-
dio/video playback is paused and the mute
symbol @ ¢ page 11, fig . 8 appears in the
status line of the MMI display .
.. Turn the control knob to 11(Pause) again
and press the knob . ~
78 Play ing media

(Fast forward )
,. Turn the control knob to 11>11>
@ Tips
page 77, fig. 59 and
or ~~ (Rewi nd) @ c::>
- You can also pause and continue play- hold down the knob .
back in the active aud io source with the
On/Off button c::>page 13 . (D Tips
- You can also perform this function with
You can fast forward or rewind while play-
the multifunction steering wheel with-
ing an audio/video file or a video DVD by
out removing your hands from the wheel
holding down the arrow buttons on the
c::>
page83.
MMI control panel c::>page 7.

Previous/next track or
Track info
chapter
,. Requ irement : An audio file must be playing .
Requirement: Media mode must be on
,. Pre ss the Functions control butt on .
c::>
page 76.
,. Turn t he con t rol knob t o i (Track info) ®
Previous/next track page 17, fig. 59 and press the knob.
c::>

,. Press the Functions cont rol bu tton. Stored information with the current t rack
,. Turn the control knob to I.,..(Previous track) (such as artist, album, t rack or genre) is dis-
j (Next track) @ c::>
or IJl,, page 77, fig . 59 . played .
,. Press the control knob to skip to the prev i-
ous/next track . The track will play. Scrolling through
Next/previous chapter (DVD) album covers
,. Pres s t he Functions cont rol bu t ton.
,. Turn the control knob to I.,..(Previous chap-
I (Next chapter) (!) c::>
ter ) or IJl,, page 77,
fig. 60.
,. Press the control knob to skip to the previ-
ous/next chapter.

If you select Previous track within 10 seconds

after a track has sta rted to play, the previous
track will start playing. If you press it after 10
seconds, the current track will begin playing
again from the beginning.
(D) Tips
You can also press the arrow buttons on
the MMI control panel briefly to switch to
the previous/next track or chapter
c::>
page 7 .
Fast forward/rewind
Requirement: Media mode must be on
c::>
page 76.
,. Press the Functions control button.
Fig. 61 Album browser
Requirement: Jukebox must be selected as the
page 76.
source c::>
Using the album browser folder
,. Turn the con t rol knob to the Album brows-
page 76, fig. 58 and press the
er folder c::>
knob. The album covers appear in the MMI
display.
,. Turn the control knob to the left or to the
right . The album covers will scroll.
,. To select an album, turn the control knob to
the album cover and press the knob . The al-
bum track list is displayed. II>

~ To selec t a track, turn the control knob to
the track and press the knob .
Using the functions control button
~ Press the Functions cont rol button.
~ Turn the contro l knob to Album browser @
¢ page 77, fig. 59 and press the knob. The
album covers appear in the MMI display.
~ Turn the contro l knob to the left or to the
right. The album covers will scroll .
~ To select an album, turn the control knob to
the a lbum cover and press the knob. The
first track is played.
You should only copy audio files into the
Jukebox that have the album cover (up to
800 x 800 px) imbedded in them .
DVD main menu
Requirement: A video DVDmust be playing
and the veh icle must be stationary .
~ Press the Functions control button.
~ Turn the contro l knob to DVD main menu
@ ¢ page 77, fig . 60 a nd press the knob.
The DVDmain menu is shown in the MMI
display.
~ To select a menu item , turn the cont ro l
knob to the item and press the knob .
(j) Tips
You can also control the DVD main me nu
using the con t rol knob with the joyst ick
functi on ¢page 9.
Full screen display
The video image is only displayed when the
vehicle is stationary for safety reasons. You
will only hear the video while you are driving.
Requirement : A video file/DVD m ust be play-
ing and the veh icle must be stationary.
~ Press the Functions cont rol button.
~ Turn the cont ro l knob to Full screen @
¢ page 77, fig. 60 and press the knob. The
Play ing medi a 79
video image expands to fill the ent ire MMI
disp lay.
~ Press the IBACK Ibutton or a cont rol button
to sw itch off the full screen d is play.
DVD parental control
You can restrict the playback of video DVDs
with the parental control . The settings are
protected by a password .
Requirement: A video DVDmust be play ing.
Select ing the content rating
~ Press the Setting s con t rol but t on .
~ Turn the control knob to Parental control
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and press the knob. The spe ller appears in
the MMI display.
~ Enter the password.
~ Select OK in the spe ller and press the knob
t o confirm you r entry .
~ Turn t he control knob to Content rating and
press the knob .
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~ Turn the con t rol knob t o a level (su ch as lev-
el 5) and press t he knob . The se lect ed level
is stored .
Changing password
~ Press the Setting s contro l button .
~ Turn t he con t rol knob to Parental control
a nd press t he knob . The spe lle r appe a rs in
the MMI display .
~ Enter the password.
~ Select OK in the spe ller and press the knob
to confirm your entry.
~ Turn the control knob to Change password
and press the knob . The spe ller appears in
the MMI display .
~ Ent er the new parenta l cont rol password .
~ Select OK in the spe lle r and press the con-
t rol knob.
~ Ent er the new pa rent al cont ro l password
again .
~ Select OK in the spe lle r and press the knob
to confirm your entry . The new password is
stored .
In acco rdance with the Motion Picture Associ-
at ion of America (MPAA),the fo llow ing eight
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levels can be se lected for Parental control : IJ,,
80 Play i ng media

Parental Level Description (D Tips

Level 1 - G Unrestricted audience
- Repeat options switches off automati-
Level2 Most audiences cally when the source is changed in the
Level 3 - PG Mature young audience media mode.
Level 4 - PG-13 Teenage audience - Random playback also depends on the
sett ings for the repeat options.
LevelS Mature teenage aud ience
Level 6 - R Mature audience
Random playback
Level 7 - NC-17 Adult aud ience
Level 8 - Adult Most restricted audience Requirement: An audio/v ideo file must be
playing and Repeat options must be selected
Eight different cont ent rating s can be selec t- ¢ page 80.
ed for parent al control. If you selec t Level 5,
for example, for the parenta l contro l level, all .. Select: !MEDIAi function button > Settings
DVDsfrom level 1-5 can be played. Video contro l butto n > Random playback.
DVDswith a higher level will not play.
- Off repeat option - all of the files in the ac-
All rest rictions are cancelled when the func- tive source play in random order. This func-
tion is switched to Off . tion is available only for the Jukebox and the
CDchanger*.
(D Tips - Repeat options Folder - the tracks in the cur-
- Not all video DVDshave parenta l control. rent folder are played in random order.
- The password "1234" for parental con-
trol is set at the factory. (D Tips

- Password ent ry will be locked for approx-
imately one minute if you ent er the in-
corre ct passwo rd three times in a row.
- Onlyyour authorized Audi dealer can re-
set the parental control password.
Random playback switches off automati-
cally when the source is changed in the
media mode.
Track display

Requirement: An audio file must be playing .

Additional settings
.. Select: !MEDIAi function button > Settings
Repeat options contro l button > Track display .
Requirement: An audio/video file must be File name
playing.
The name of t he file is disp layed witho ut the
.. Select: IMEDIAi fu nction button > Settings file extension.
control button > Repeat options .
Track name
The following funct ions can be selected for re-
peat: The tra ck name, for example from the ID3
t ag, is displayed.
- Off - the Repeat option s are switched off.
- Folder - the tracks in the folder will repeat . (D Tips
- Track - the current track playing will repeat . The Track display funct ion is not available
for the Jukebox or a con nected iPod.

Display track info
Requirement: An audio file must be playing.
.. Select : IMEDIAi function button> Setting s
control button > Display track info.
If information is available for the current
track such as artist or album, it will be dis-
played in a pop-up window if this function is
activated(./).
Audio track
Requirement: A video DVD must be playing.
.. Select: IMEDIAi function button > Settings
control button > Audio track.
The audio track (language and aud io format)
can be ma nually adjusted. The language and
aud io format depend on the video DVD.
@ Tips
The DVDdrive supports DTS(Digital Thea-
ter Systems) only c>page 22.
Subtitles
Requirement: A DVDmust be playing.
.. Select: IMEDIAi function button> Settings
control button > Subtitles .
Subtitles can be selected manually for play-
back. The languages available depends on the
DVD.
Picture format
Requirement: A video file/DVD must be play-
ing .
.. Select : IMEDIAi function button > Settings
control button > Picture format .
The following functions can be selected for
the picture format, depending on the selected
source (DVD,CD/DVD-ROM, Jukebox, SD, iPod,
USBand AV):
Play ing medi a 81
- Automatic - the aspect rat io is adjusted au-
tomatically . The image width varies depend -
ing on film format .
- Original - the image is disp layed in the stor-
ed picture format .
- 4 :3/ Standard (4:3 ) - the image is disp layed
in 4 :3 format.
- 16 :9 / Widescreen (16:9 ) - the image is dis-
played in 16 :9 format .
- 5 :4 - t he image is displayed in 5:4 format .
- Zoom - the image is expanded to fill t he
comp lete display.
- Cinemascope (2 .35 :1) - the image is dis-
played in 47 :20 format .
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Screen settings
Appli es to vehicles: wi th Audi music interface and iPod
adapte r cable (plus)/AV adapter cable
Requirement: A portab le playback device
must be connected using the iPod adapte r ca-
ble plus*/ AVadap t er cable* ¢ page 2 7 or
c>page28. •
.. Select: IM E DIAi funct ion button> Source
cont rol butto n > Audi music interface (for
examp le iPod) > Setting s control button .
Turn the cont rol knob to the left or to the
right to select the following funct ions:
- Brightness - increase/decrease the screen
brightness.
- Contrast - increase/decrease the screen con-
trast .
- Color - increase/decrease the screen color
intensity.
- Tint - adjust ing the color tones (with AV
standard NTSC).
AVStandard
Appli es to vehicles : wit h Audi music interface and iPod
adapt er cable (plus)/AV adapter cable
Requirement: A portab le playback device
must be connected using the iPod adapter ca-
ble plus*/ AVadapter cable* ¢ page 2 7 or
¢ page 28 . .,..
•
82 Play i ng media

• Select IMEDIAi > control button Source >

Audi music interface (for examp le iPod) >
control button Settings > AV stand ard .

You can se lect PAL or NTSC on the MMI for an

externa lly connected playback. The same
standard must be selected on the playback
device. Select ing the incorrect AVStandard
can cause a poor-quality image, no image or
no color at all.

Input level
App lies to vehicles: with Audi music interface and 3.5 mm
stereo jack adapte r cable/iPod adapter cable (plus)

Requirement : A portable player is connected

by a 3.5 mm stereo jack adapter cable*/iPod
adapter cable (plus)* ¢ page 28 or ¢ page 2 7 .

• Se lect : IMEDIAi function button > Source

control button > Audi music interface (for
example iPod) > Settings control button >
Input level.

The volume of the portab le aud io device is

adapted to the MMI. Aud i recommends ad-
justing the volume of the portab le aud io de-
vice to 70 percent of the max imum output .

Multifunction steering
wheel
Introduction
You can operate certa in funct ions on the ra-
d io, telephone*, navigation and selected me-
d ia using the multifunction steering wheel
without remov ing your hands from the steer-
ing wheel. You can a lso switc h the voice rec-
ogn ition system o n and off and change t he
volume wit h the mu ltif unc t ion steering
wheel. It's very convenient !
The funct io ns are show n in the dr iver informa-
tion syste m ¢ page 83, fig . 63.
Operating
Fig. 62 Cont ro ls on t he m ultifun ct ion stee ring whee l
Fig. 63 Display in t he drive r informa t ion system
Requirement: The MMI must be switched on
¢ page 7.
Operating
• To sw itch betwee n Navigat ion, Te lep hone *
and the active audio sou rce, press the
IMODE ! button © ¢ fig . 62 repeatedly.
• Turn the thumbwhee l @ up or down to dis-
play more informat ion.
Multifunction steering wheel 83
• Press the left thumbw heel @ to select a
menu item.
Navigation announcements
• Press but ton @ . The las t navigat ion an-
nouncemen t is repeated.
• To change t he volume, roll the right thum b-
wheel © up or down whi le an announce -
ment is playing.
Increasing and decreasing the volume of
an active audio/video source
• Roll the right thumbwheel @ up/down .
Muting
"' To mute the MMI, roll the right thumb-
wheel © down until a speaker symbo l with
a line th rough it appe ar s in the st at us line in
the MMI display, or
• Press the right th umbwheel ©-If the drive
is switched on, it will be stopped .
• Roll the right thumbwheel up to switch off
the mute or pause function.
"' Press the righ t thumbwheel ©-The dr ive
that was st opped will start play ing agai n.
Switching the voice recognition system
on/off
• Press the Talk but t on ® · The input sig nal •
•
Beep plays .
"' Press the Talk button ® and hold it down
until you hea r the message Cancel.
{1) Tips
Would you like t o learn more about t he
voice recognition system in your vehicle?
You will find a detailed desc ripti on in
¢ page 87.
Calling
Introduction
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Calling in the veh icle has become an everyday
activ ity. You can operate all of the relevant
te lephone funct io ns safely and easily using
the multifunction stee ring wh eel.
84 Mul t ifun ction s te e ring w heel
The Bluetooth connection between the MMI
and your paired cell phone is automatica lly es-
tablished after the ignition is turned on. For
some cell phones you have to confirm the con-
nection. The Bluetooth connection is auto-
mat ically terminated after the ign ition is
switched off .
@ Tips
- Would you like to learn more about oper-
at ing the telephone in your vehicle? You
will find a deta iled description in
¢ page 29.
- The telephone functions can only be con-
trolled on the multifunction stee ring
whee l if the telephone equipment was
insta lled at the factory.
- The telephone functions depend on the
ce ll phone and whether they a re suppo rt-
ed by your cell phone se rvice p rovider or
not.
Accessing a directory and telephone
number
Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
Fig. 6 4 Telephone menu
Requirement: The cell phone prep ¢ page 30
must have been activated.
.. Press the IMODE Ibutton CD¢ page 83,
fig. 62 repeatedly u nti l the phone book ap-
pears in t he driver information system.
The drive r information system only displays
phone book contacts that have a phone num-
be r saved.
If several phone numbers are stored in a con-
tact, the list with stored numbe rs is displayed
first when the ent ry is selected. Roll the left
th umbwheel @ to the desired phone number
and press the left thumbwhee l.
You can select the des ired phone number di-
rect ly from t he call lists, for example Dialed
number s. Press the !MODE ! button CDto close
an open ca ll list.
Dialing a telephone number and ending
a call
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Phone numbers stored in the directory and in
the call lists con be dialed.
Requirement: The telephone men u must be
displayed ¢ page 84, fig. 64.
Calling
.,. Roll t he left thumbwheel @ ¢ page 83,
fig. 62 to Directory , Dialed number s,
Missed calls or Received calls.
.. Press the left thumbw heel. A list wit h en-
tries appears in the driver information sys-
tem.
,.. Rollt he left thumbwheel to an entry and
press the left thumbwheel. The telephone
number is dialed.
Ending a phon e call
.. Roll the left thumbwheel to End call and
press the left thumbwheel.
The following options a re shown in the tele -
phone submen u :
- Directory: contains the ent ries in the MMI
directory ¢ page 38 .
- Dialed number s: cont ains the last dialed
numbers .
- Missed calls: conta ins the las t calls missed .
- Received calls: contains the last calls re-
ceived.
Press the !MODE ! button (D to close an open
call list .
(D Tips
- The multifunction steering wheel can on-
ly be used to d ial sto red te lephone num-
bers. Enter a new phone number using 1111>
 Multifunction steering wheel 85

the MMI speller c;,page 32 or the voice
recognition system c;,page 91.
- You can scroll through the direc t ory con-
tacts qui ckly in blocks by rolling the left
thumbw heel q uickly.
- If yo u switch off Voice guidance on dur-
ing call while in nav igat ion mo d e, nav i-
gat ion commands wi ll not play du ring a
ca ll c;,page 66.
Answering/ignoring a call
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
nore, the incom ing call will be igno red. A
phone ca ll on ho ld remains in queue.
(0 Tips
The Call waiting funct ion mus t be act ivat -
ed in your cell phone to be ale rted t o an in-
com ing ca ll during an active call . The call
options depend on the ce ll phone and
se rvice provide r. You can obta in more in-
fo rmation from your cell phone se rvice
prov ider .

Requirement : There must be a n incom ing ca ll.

Navigating

Answering a call Accessing navigation

•
~ Press the left th umbwhee l @ ~ page 83, Requ irement : Navigation mode must be start -
fig . 62 . ed ¢ page 51 .

Ignoring a call ~ Press t he IM ODE Ib utton CD c;,page 83,

fig. 62 repea t edly unt il navigation appears
~ Roll the left t humbwhee l t o Ignore a nd in the drive r information system .
press t he left t humbwhee l.
•
The Name, Phone number or Unknown ap- (D Tips
pears in t he d river info rmation system display Would you like t o le a rn more abo ut t he
depend ing on w het her th e cal ler ha s been naviga t ion funct ion in your vehicle ? You
st ored in t he d irectory and if the phone num- will f ind a deta iled description in
ber has been t ransmitted . ¢ page 51.
•
Options during a call •
Repeating navigation announcements
Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep
~ Press t he button ® ¢ page 83, fig. 62 to
Accepting another call repeat the last navigation announcement.
If anot her call comes in during a n active ca ll,
the Answe r and Ignore functions appea r in Listening to the radio
the MMI display .
Accessing the radio
If yo u select Answer, t he active p hone call is
put on hold and the incoming call is act ive . If Requi rement : The radio mus t be on
you select Ignore, the incoming call will be ig- ¢ page 71.
nored. ~ Press t he IM ODE i butt onCD c;,page 83,
Replacing a phone call fig. 62 re peat edly unt il t he radio menu ap-
pea rs in the driver information system
If a call comes in w hile you have an act ive call ¢ page 86, fig . 65 .
and another ca ll is on hold, the Replace and
Ignore funct ions appear in the MMI d isp lay.
(D Tips
If yo u selec t Replace, the active call w ill be re- Would you like t o learn more about oper -
place d w it h t he incomin g call. If yo u se lect lg- ati ng the ra dio in yo ur vehicle ? You wi ll
•
find a detai led d esc ription in ¢ page 70 .
86 Mul t ifun ction s teering w heel
Selecting the frequency band
Requirement : The radio menu must be d is-
played ¢ page 86, fig. 65.
.. Roll the left thumbwheel @ down to a fre-
quency band .
.,. Press the left thumbwhee l to select the fre-
quency band.
Selecting a radio station
Fig. 6 5 Radio menu
Requ irement: The radio menu must be dis-
played ¢ fig. 65.
.. Roll the left thumbwheel @ ¢ page 83,
fig. 62 down/up to a rad io stat ion, or
.. To select the stat io n from the stat ion list,
turn the left thumbwheel @ to Preset s and
press the left thumbwheel. The preset list is
displayed .
.. Roll the left th umbwhee l to a radio st ation
and press the left t humbwhee l.
Playing media
Accessing media
Requ irement : A source must conta in aud io/
video files or a video DVDand the media mode
must be sta rted ¢ page 76 .
.. Press the IMOD E Ibutton @ ¢ page 83,
fig . 62 repeatedly u ntil a track list/folder
list appea rs in the driver information sys-
tem .
(D Tips
Wou ld you like to lear n mo re about using
the med ia function in your vehicle? You
will find a deta iled description in
¢ page 76 .
Selecting an audio/video file
Requirement: An audio/video source must be
selected¢ page 86 and a folder/track/chapter
must be d isplayed.
.. Roll the left thumbwheel @ ¢ page 83,
fig . 62, for example, to a folder.
.. Press the left thumbwheel to select, for ex-
ample, the folder. The contents of the folder
is displayed .
(D Tips
- To move to the next highest leve l, turn
the left thumbwheel @ to the folder
Folder up a nd press the left thumb-
wheel.
- You can scro ll through long lists of fold -
ers/ t racks qu ickly by rolling the left
thumbwhee l quickly. The scrol ling speed
depends on t he number of fo lde rs/
t racks .
Pausing/continuing playback
Requirement: An audio/video file must be
playing ¢ page 76.
.,. Turn t he right th umbwheel © ¢ page 83,
fig. 62 a ll the way down to pause playback,
or
.. Press the right th umbwheel @ .
.. Turn the right th umbwheel a ll the way up to
resume playback, or
.. Press the right t hu mbwheel @ .
 Voice recognition system 87

• TELEPHONE • CALL(XY)
• NAVIGATION • ENTERNUMBER
• INFO • REDIAL
• RADIO • NAVIGATETO (XV)
• MEDIA • DIRECTORY
• HELP • ENTERDESTINATION
• HELPVOICERECOGNffiON • ONLINE DESTINATIONS
• HELPTELEPHONE • ONLINE DESTINATION(XY)
• HELPNAVIGATION • CANCELROUTEGUIDANCE
• HELPMAP • MAP
• HELPINFO • L!NE1·6
• HELPRADIO • NEXT/ PREVIOUSPAGE
• HELPMEDIA

TEL!EP1-;t
0N E
• ENTERNUMBER • RECEIVEDCALLS
• DIAL • DIALED NUMBERS
• REPEAT • MISSEDCALLS
• CORRECTION • FIND CONTACT
• DELETENUMBER • STORECONTACT
• REDIAL • READCONTACT
• CALL(XV) • CALLVOICEMAIL
(BUSINESS/ PRIVATE/ LAND LINE/ CELL)

• ENTERDESTINATION • ONLINEDESTINATIONS
• ENTERCOUNTRY • ONLINEDESTINATION{XV)
• ENTERZIP CODE/ CITY • ENTERPOINTOF INTEREST
• ENTERSTREET • NEXTGASSTATION
• ENTERHOUSENUMBER • NEXTDIESELFUELSTATION
• ENTERDOWNTOWN • NEXTPARKINGLOT
• START/ CANCELROUTEGUIDANCE • NEXTRESTAURANT
• NAVIGATETO (XY) • NEXTACCOMMODATION
• LASTDESTINATIONS • NEXTHOSPITAL
• FAVORITES • NEXTAUDI DEALER
• HOMEADDRESS • NEXTPOLICESTATION
• SHORT/ FAST/ ECONOMYROUTE • NEXTATM
• DYNAMICROUTEON / OFF • NEXTCOFFEESHOP
• ROUTEUST • DESTINATIONMAP/ OVERVIEWMAP
• VOICEGUIDANCEON / OFF • 20/ 30 MAP •
• ROUTElNFO ON/ OFF • DAY/ NIGHT MAP
• SCALE(XY) MILES / YARDS
•

• READTRAFFICREPORTS

MEDIA
•
•
SETSTATION
STATION(XY)
• SELECTMEDIUM
• NEXTI PREVIOUSMEDIUM
:))
• SETFREQUENCY • NEXT/ PREVIOUSCD
• SETBAND • CD 1·6
• FM /AM/ SIRIUS • CD CHANGER
• STATIONUST • SDCARDl / SDCARD2
• READSTATIONLIST • JUKEBOX
• PRESETS • AUDI MUSICINTERFACE
• READPRESETS • BLUETOOTH
• UPDATESTATIONLIST • GENRE(XV)/ ALBUM {XV)/ ARTIST(XV)/ TRACK(XY) /
VIDEO (XY)
• SELECTGENRE/ ALBUM /ARTIST/ TRACK/ VIDEO
• NEXT/ PREVIOUSTRACK

Fig. 66 Voice recognit ion system command overview

88 Voice recognition sy s tem

Voice recognition - Do not speak a command when the voice

system
Introduction
You can control many MMI functions by
sp eaking through the voice recognition sys-
tem.
Some of the most important functions that
can be accessed using voice recognition are :
- You can switch from one mode to the next,
for example, from navigation to cell phone*,
using voice commands.
- You can ut ilize the ma in funct ions in cell
phone mode* and in the directory .
- You can access a contact in the directory or
navigate to it.
- You can enter a dest ination in navigat ion
mode and you can set up your maps.
- You can hear traffic reports in the Info
mode.
- You can select sources and audio/video files
in med ia mode.
- You can select a frequency and a station in
radio mode.
It is okay if you do not know a parti cular com-
mand. Simply say the command HELP when
the voice recognition system is switc hed on .
The system will tell you the commands that
are possible at that t ime or give you a t ip
¢page 89.
I n which language wo uld you li ke to use t he
voice recognition system? You can choose
from Engli sh, French and Spanish ¢ page 16.
recognition system is making an announce-
ment .
- Close the doors, the windows and the sun-
roof* to reduce ambient noise. Make sure
that passengers are not speaking when you
are giv ing a voice command.
- Do not direct the air vents toward the
hands-free micr ophone that is close to the
front interior lig hts.
- Only use t he system from the dr iver's posi-
tion since the hands-free mic rophone is or i-
ented toward that position .
Unrecognized voice commands
The systems reacts to your inp ut with audib le
feedbac k. If a voice command is not recog-
nized, the system asks Pardon? and asks you
to repeat the command. After the third unsuc-
cessful attempt, you w ill hear the message
Cancel and the dialog ends.
A WARNING
- Please devote you r fu ll attent ion to driv-
ing. As t he dr iver, you have complete re-
sponsib il ity f or saf ety in tr aff ic. Only use
the f unct ions in such a way t hat you al-
ways main t ain complete cont rol over
your vehicle in all traffic situations .
- Do not use voice recognition in emergen-
cies because you r voice may change in
stressful situations . It may take longe r
to dial the number or t he system may
not be able to dial it at all. Dial the emer-
gency number manually.

Individual training imp roves the recogni t ion

function of the voice recognition system by
adapt ing it to your voice or pronunciation
¢ page 16.

For the system to understand you:

- Speak clearly and distinc t ly at a norma l vol -

ume. Speak loude r when driving faster.
- Prono unce the comma nds evenly and do not
leave long pauses.
 Voice recognition system 89

General operation nore the call. The dialog is cancelled if

you answer the call .
Switching on and off

You can switch the voice recognition system Operating

on and off with the multifunction steering
wheel. \-1ed 1 a ~
Jukebox I
• 1 t:i) Album browser •
J • 2 I@ Playlists •
• 3 ta] Artists •
•4 ta) Albums •
• 5 ta] Tracks
Line 1-5 • Next page • Select track •
•
'1t Artist <Name of JukeboX> • Help

Fig. 68 Command display in t he MMI display

Fig. 67 Tal k button and righ t th umbwhee l

Requi rement : The igni t ion and the MMI must

'1t
Help Navigation
I
be sw itched on ¢ page 7, there must be no • 1 All navigation commands
•
phone call in progress and the parking system •2 Important navigation commands
•
must not be active.
•3 Commands for entering a destination
•
•4 Commands for points of interest
•
• Press the Talk bu tt on [2!]CD¢ fig. 67 on the •5 Commands for route •
mult ifunct ion steering whee l briefly to •6 Commands for map
•
switch the voice recognition system on. The
Fig. 69 Selecti ng an entry from t he li st
input s ignal Beep ind icates t hat the voice
recognition system is ready. The st atus sym-
Commands
bol (D ¢ page 89, fig. 68 and a command
display @ with a selection of possib le com- After pressing the Talk butto n 10 •1a command •
display wit h a selec t ion of po ssi ble commands •
ma nds appear in the MMI d isplay. Any act ive
audio/video sou rce is muted . for t he active me nu appears in t he MMI dis-
• Say t he desired command . play. You can swit ch the command display on/
• To sw itch off voice recogni ti on system, say off in the Setup MMI menu ¢ page 16 .
CANCELor The voice recognit ion sys t em uses two types
• Hold down the Talk button [2!]CD¢ fig. 67 of commands :
longer until you hear CANCEL.
- Global commands (regard less of mode) s uch
You ca n shor ten a message by pressing t he as NAVIGATION
Talk button and speaking a new command . - Commands for the active mode such as FA-
VORITESin the Navigat ion mode
(D Tips
The command overview r::::>page 87, fig. 66
- Traffic announceme nts do not play d ur- provides an overv iew of the most important
ing the d ialog. voice recogn ition commands.
- You can also swi tc h off voice recogn ition
by pressin g any but ton o n the MMI con- Help command s
trol panel. You can say a help command when the vo ice
- The dia log stops when the re is an incom- recognition system is switched on¢ page 89.
ing phone ca ll and will cont inue if you ig- Possib le help commands a re:
90 Voice recognition system

- HELP Example of system-guided he lp (the tele -

- HELP VOICE RECOGNITION phone* function is switched on) :
- HELP TELEPHONE*
Operation / Voice recognition system
- HELP NAVI GATION
Command s ann ouncement
- HELP MAP
Press the Talk
- HELP INFO
button 5l Input: Beep
- HELP RADIO
briefly
- HELP MEDIA
No command Please enter a command or
Say t he command BACK to retu rn to the last given say help
active help menu.
Please choose one of t he
Selecting a n entr y from a li st follo w ing topic s. You can
press the Talk butt on at
The entries in a list such as missed calls, direc-
any tim e t o enter a com-
tory entries, street names, etc . are shown in
mand .
the MMI display with item numbers ¢ fig . 69 .
You can se lect a line by say ing the line num- All telephone commands
HELP
ber , such as LINE FOUR or repeat ing one of Import ant t elephone com -
the entr ies shown in the MMI display. You can mands
a lso se lect through the MMI contro l pane l by Commands for phoning
turning the control knob to an entry and Comm ands for the call
pressing the knob. lists
You can scroll through the displayed list using Directory commands
the NEXT PAGE/ PREVIOUS PAGE commands.

Voice guidanc e
To switch voice guidance on or off du ring
route guidance, say the command VOI CE
GUIDAN CE ON/ VOICE GUIDANCE OFF.
Adju sting the volum e
To adjust the voice guidance volume with the
multifunction steering wheel, turn the right
thumbwheel @ ¢ page 89, fig. 67 up o r down
while an announcement is play ing .
You can also adjust the volume of the voice
recogn ition using tones ¢ page 14 or using
the Setup MMI menu r=.>page 16.
System-guided help
If the voice recognition system is switched on
¢ page 89 but you do not give a command,
the system gives the prompt Please enter a
comm and or say help . If you still do not give
a command, the voice recognition system of-
fers poss ible commands.
(D Tips
- All the ma in functions (except for Car
and Tones) have voice recogn ition, wh ich
either appear in the MMI display or run
in the bac kground, such as the radio.
- You can interrupt a voice recognition sys-
tem announcement at any t ime by press-
ing t he Talk button on the m ultifunction
steering wheel ¢ page 89, fig. 67 and
enter a new command.
- You can also adjust the volume by the
t urning the On/Off button ¢ page 13 .
Calling
Starting telephone mode
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Requirement: The cell phone prep ¢ page 29
must have been activated and the voice recog-
nition system must be switched on ¢ page 89.
... Say TELEPHONE. Telephone mode starts .
The voice recognition system remains
 Voice reco g niti o n sy s tem 91

swit ched on for approximate ly five seconds the MMI display . You can dial a contact/
to accept an additiona l command. phone number by saying the line numbe r.

Redialing
Dialing a phone number
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep "' Say REDIAL.The las t nu mbe red dialed is
called.
Requirement: The cell phone prep c>page 29
must have been activated and the voice recog-
Using addresses
nition system must be switched on c>page 89 .
Opening the directory
"' Say ENTER NUMBER.
"' Enter a group of numbers such as page 29
Requ irement: The cell phone prep c::>
"0-1- 7-2". The system repeats the block of must have been activated and the vo ice recog-
numbers and displays them in the MMI. nition system m ust be switched on i=>page 89.
"' Say DELETEor CORRECTION to delete the
last block of numbers. "' Say DIRECTORY . The directory opens. The
voice recognit io n system remains switched •
"' Say DIALto dial the number.
on fo r approx ima t ely five seconds to accept
an add it iona l command .
Calling
Applies to vehicles: with cell phone prep
Using contacts
Requi rement : The cell phone prep c>page 29
must have been activated and the voice recog- Req uirement: Telephone mode m ust be sta rt -
nition system must be switched on <=> page 89. ed c>page 90 a nd the voice recogni t ion sys - •
t em must be sw itche d on i=>page 89.
"' To call the phone number of a contac t, say
CALL(XV), for example CALL"JOHN Finding / opening a contact
SMITH". The telephone number is dialed.
"' Say FIND CONTACT .
If several phone numbe rs are stored in an ad- "' Say the name of the address card if prompt-
ed by t he voice recogni t ion system. The ad- •
d ress card, yo u add the command BUSINESS •
LANDLINE, BUSINESS MOBILE , PRIVATE dress card opens.
LANDLINEor PRIVATEMOBILE , for examp le
Calling a contact 1>
CALLJOHNSMITHPRIVATEMOBILE.
"' To ca ll the phone numbe r of a contact, say
W it h CALLVOICEMAILyo u can select a stor- CALL (XV), for example CALL"JOHN
ed voice mai l number direc t ly i=>page 3 6 . SMITH" c>page 91. The telepho ne number
is dialed .
Addit ional telephone mode commands
Applies to vehicles: with cell pho ne prep Navigating to a contact
"' Say NAVIGAT E TO (XV) such as NAVIGATE
Requirement : Telephone mode must be start -
TO"JOHNSMITH". If a nav igation desti na-
ed i:::>page 90 and the vo ice recogn ition sys-
tion is assigned to an address ca rd, that des-
tem m ust be switched on c>page 89.
tination is entered and route guidan ce be-
Accessing call lists g ins. .,,.

"' Say NUMBERSDIALED, RECEIVEDCALLS

o r MISSED CALLS.The ca ll list is shown in

l) Applies to vehicles: wit h cell phone prep

92 Voice recognition system

Reading name tags

You can start route guidance when an ad- You can have name tags read .
dress card is open with the commands
Requirement: An address card must be open
NAVIGATE TOPRIVATE ADDRESSor NAV-
page 91 and the voice recognition sys t em
c::>
IGATETOBUSINESS ADDRESS. You can
page 89.
mus t be switc hed on c::.>
also d ial phone numbers with the com-
mands CALLPRIVATE or CALLBUSINESS. .,. Say READCONTACT.
The name tag is read .

Saving a name tag (D Tips

You can also listen to name tags for ad -
The MMI au toma tically creates a name tag
d ress cards using the MMI control panel
for each contact in the directory . You can also
assign up to SO personal name tags for ad- page
c::.> 44 .
dress cards .
Navigating
Requirement : An a ddress card must be open
page 91 and the voice recogn it ion system
c::> Starting navigation mode
must be sw itched on c::>
page 89 .
Requiremen t : The voice recog nition must be
.,. Say NAMECONTACT . swit ched on c::>page 89 .
.,. Say the name tag, for example, UNCLE
"' Say NAVIGATION . Navigation mode starts .
JOHN.
The voice recognition system remains
.,. Repeat the persona l name tag if p rompted
sw itched on for app roxima t ely five seconds
by the voice re cogni t ion sys t em. The person-
t o accep t an ad dit ional command.
al name t a g is stored in the MMI.

Name tags can o nly be stored us ing the voice
recogn it ion system . The name tags do not
cha nge the data st o red in t he directo ry.
For contacts from the cell phone, a copy of
the contact is stored in the MMI memory (pri-
vate).
You must repeat the name tag w ith the same
pro nunciat ion and volume. Assign clear, dis -
tinct names as name tags. If you are going to
use a name tag for t he first and last names be
carefu l not to leave a n excessive pause in be-
tween the na mes.
(D Tips
You ca n use MMI control panel to delete
any pe rsonal assig ned name t ag s
page 44.
c::>
Entering a destination
The voice recognition system offers two ways
to en ter destinations : enter a destination di-
rectly in one command or inpu t individual
commands.
Requiremen t : Naviga t ion mode mus t be start-
page 92 a nd the voice recognition sys -
ed c::>
tem mus t be sw itched on c::>page 89.
Direct destination input
.,. Say ENTERDESTINAT ION. An input field
appears in t he MMI disp lay .
.,. Say the destination city, st ree t and house
number, or
.,. Say on ly the city to en t er t he city center of
the destination city .
.,. Say STARTROUTEGUIDANCEto navigate to
the destination entered .

Entering individual commands

.,. To ent er t he country , say ENTERCOUNTRY
and say the coun t ry name.

.. To enter the town, say ENTERTOWNand
say the name of the town .
.. To enter a street in the current town, say
ENTER STREETand say the complete name
of the street, such as NORTHFIFTHAVE-
NUE.
.,. To enter a street in the current vicinity, say
ENTERSTREETIN VICINITYand say the
complete name of the stree t , such as
NORTHFIFTHAVENUE.
.. To enter a house number in the current
street, say ENTER HOUSENUMBERand say
the house number one digit at a time.
.,. Say START ROUTE GUIDANCEto navigate to
the destination entered.
When entering the destination direct ly, the
selected menu language ¢ page 16 and the
country in the destination input must match.
It may take a few seconds to search the loca-
tion. The MMIdisplay will then show a list of
possib le city names . You can select the de-
sired locat ion by saying the line number, such
as LINEFOURor turning and pressing the
control knob. You can scroll through the list of
locat ion names with the commands NEXT/
PREVIOUSPAGE. Because many countries
have severa l cities with the same name, it may
be necessa ry to select the city from a list
again ¢ page 90.
(D Tips
- Once a city is entered into the input field,
you can sta rt route guidance to the city
cent er by pressing the Talk button and
saying STARTROUTEGUIDANCE.You
can also start route guidance through
the MMIcontro l pane l ¢ page 53.
- You can also switch the voice recognition
system on and enter a command during
active route guidance and messages
about driving maneuvers .
- For additional information on navigation
funct ions, refer to c:;,page 51.
Voice reco g niti o n sy s tem 93
Online destinations
Appli es to vehicles: wit h Audi connect services
Requirement: The requ irements for Audi con-
nect services must be met c:;,page 46 and t he
voice recognition system must be switched on
¢ page 89 .
Online search in the immediate vicinity/in
vicinity of destination or stopover
.,. Say ONLINEDESTINATIONS .
.,. Say IN IMMEDIATEVICINITYor IN VICINI-
TYOF DESTINATION.
.. Say the desired on line destination, such as
GERMANFOODRESTAURANT . A list with
online destinations that were found appears •
in the MMIdisplay.
.. To show all of the on line destinations that
were found on the map, say SHOW ON MAP,
or
.. To se lect an entry from the list, say the line
number, for examp le LINETWO. Detailed
information about the selected on line desti - •
nation appea rs in the MMI display.
.. To show the selected online destinat ion on
the map, say SHOWON MAP, or
.. To start route guidance, say STARTROUTE
GUIDANCE.
•
Online search in a new location •
.,. Say ONLINEDESTINATIONS .
.,. Say IN NEW CITY.
.. Say the desired city.
.. Say the desired on line destination, such as
GERMANFOODRESTAURANT . A list with
online destinations that were found appears
in the MMI display.
.. To show all of the on line destination s t hat
were found on the map, say SHOW ON MAP,
or
.. To select an entry from the list, say the line
number, for example LINETWO. Detailed
information about the selected on line desti-
nation appears in the MMIdisplay.
.. To show the selected online destinat ion on
the map, say SHOW ON MAP, or
.. To start route guidance, say STARTROUTE
GUIDANCE.
94 Voice recognition sy s tem
You can select any online destination directly ,
regardless of the MMI menu in whic h you are
located, by saying ONLINEDESTINATION
(XV), such as ONLINEDESTINATIONGER·
MAN FOODRESTAURANT
or ONLINEDESTI·
NATION HOTEL.
@ Tips
- Audi connect services are only available
where there is mobile network coverage.
You can obtain more informat ion from
your current service provider .
- The voice recogn it ion system prevents
the input of specific voice commands, es-
pecially those that are obscene or vulgar .
- For more information regard ing Audi
connect services, refe r to ~ page 46 .
Points of interest
Requirement : Navigat ion mode must be sta rt-
ed ~ page 92 and the voice recognition sys-
tem must be switched on ~ page 89.
• Say ENTERPOINTOF INTEREST . light/dark 9 page 64 .
• After the message Plea se say th e search
are a, say TOPCATEGORIES , IN IMMEDIATE
VICINITY, IN VICINITYOF DESTINATION,
IN VICINITYOF STOPOVER , ALONGTHE
ROUTE , IN NEWCITY or NATIONWIDE.A
li st with point of interest categories appears
in the MMI disp lay.
.. To select an entry from the list, say the line
number, for example LINETWO or say the
name of the entry. The point of interest is
set as the navigat ion desti nat ion .
.. Say STARTROUTEGUIDANCEto navigate to
the dest inat ion entered.
The follow ing top destinations can be set di-
rectly as navigat ion destinations:
- NEXT GAS STATION
- NEXT DIESELFUELSTATION
- NEXT PARKINGLOT
- NEXTRESTAURANT
- NEXTACCOMMODATI ON
- NEXTHOSPITAL
- NEXTAUDI DEALER
- NEXTPOLICESTATION
- NEXTATM
- NEXTCOFFEESHOP
(0 Tips
You can scroll through the displayed list
using the NEXTPAGE/ PREVIOUSPAGE
commands .
Map options
You can use the voice recognition system to
control many map view functions in the MMI
display.
Requirement : Navigation mode must be start-
ed ~ page 92 and the voice recognition sys-
tem must be switched on 9 page 89 .
Map opt ion commands include :
General opti o ns
- MAP- The map appears in the MMI display.
- DAY/ NIGHTMAP - The map background is
- ROUTEINFO ON/ OFF- Upcom ing turns wit h
calculated distance are disp layed when
route guidance is active.
Map type
- 2D/ 3D MAP- The cur rent vehicle position is
show n in a t wo/three dimensiona l map
9 page 64 .
- DESTINATIONMAP- The map shows the
destination ~ page 64 .
- OVERVIEWMAP - The ent ire route from t he
st arti ng point to t he dest inat ion is shown on
t he map q page 64.
Orientation
- MAP ORIENTATIONNORTH- The map is ori-
ented to the north 9 page 64.
- MAPORIENTATION IN DIRECTIONOF
TRAVEL- The map is oriented in direction of
travel q page 64 .
- MAPORIENTATION AUTOMATIC - The map
is oriented in the direct ion of t ravel at a
scale of< 3 m iles (5 km) At a scale greater Ill-

than 3 mi les (5 km) , the map is oriented to
th e north ¢ page 64 .
Zoom
- AUTOMATIC ZOOM ON/ OFF - The map is
displayed in zoom mode at intersections
¢ page 65.
- ZOOM IN / ZOOM OUT - The map disp lay is
changed.
- SCALE (XV), for example SCALE 3 mile s -
The map scale is changed . Units of measure
are kilometers/meters or m iles/yards.
Additional navigation commands
Requirement : Navigation mod e must be start-
ed ¢ pag e 92 and the voice recognition sys-
tem must be switched on ¢ page 89.
Rout e guid a nce
.,. Say START/ CANCEL ROUTE GUIDANCE .
Route guidance starts or stops .
Calling up navigation lists
.,. Say LASTDESTIN ATIONS, FAVORITES or
HOME ADDRESS. Follow the inst ruct ions
from the voice recogn ition system.
Dynamic route
.,. Say DYNAMI C ROUTE ON/ OFF. Dynamic
route is switched on or off .
Route crit eria
.,. Say FAST ROUTE, ECONOMY ROUTE or
SHORT ROUTE. The route is calculated ac-
cording t o various crit eria, or
.,. Say ROUTE LIST. The route list can be
viewed when route gu idance is active .
Nav ig at ing to a contact in the directo ry
.,. Say NAVI GATE TO (XV) such as NAVIGATE
TO "JOHN SMI TH". If a navigation dest ina-
t ion is assigned to an address card, that des-
t inat ion is entered and route guidance be-
gins .
Voice reco g niti o n sy s tem 95
(D Tips
To switch voice gu idance on or off during
route guidance, say VOICE GUIDANCE
ON/ OFF ¢ page 89.
Accessing TMC traffic
reports
Requirement: The voice recogn it ion system
must be switched on ¢ page 89 .
.,. Say INFO . The traffic informat ion menu
starts. The voice recognit ion system remains
switched on for approximately f ive seconds
to accept an additional command . •
.,. You can read the current t raffic reports in
t he MMI using the command READ TRAFFIC
REPORTS.
Listening to the radio
Starting radio mode
•
Requirement: The voice recogn ition system
must be switched on ¢ page 89 .
.,. Say RADIO . Radio mode starts. The voice
recognition system rema ins switched on for
approx imately five seconds to accept an ad- •
ditional comma nd. •
Selecting the frequency band
Requir ement: Radio mode must be sta rted
¢ page 95 and t he voice recognit ion syst em
must be switched on ¢ page 89 .
.,. Say SET BAND .
.,. To set the band, say FM, AM or SIRIUS* .
The band is set .
Selecting a radio station
Requirement: Radio mode m ust be sta rted
¢ page 95 and the voice recogn ition system
must be switched on ¢ pag e 89.
From the station list (FM and AM )
.,. Say STATION LIST. The station list is dis-
played ¢ page 70, fig. 53.
96 Voice recognition sy s tem

• To select a stat ion, say STATIONand the Selecting a source

band, or
• Say the line number, for examp le, LINE
TWO. The station is selected .
From the station list (Sirius* )
• Say STATION LIST. A list of available sta-
tions is displayed ¢ page 70, fig. 54 .
• To select a station, say CHANNEL(XV), or
• Say the line number, for examp le, LINE
TWO. The station is selected .
From the presets list
• Say PRESETS . The preset list is displayed.
• To select a station from the list, say CHAN-
NEL(XV), or
• Say the line number, for examp le, LINE
TWO. The station is selected .
Requ irement: Media mode must be started
¢ page 96 and t he voice recognition system
must be switched on ¢ page 89.
• Say SELECTMEDIUM.
• Say, fo r example, JUKEBOXor DVDto select
a sou rce. The aud io/v ideo files in a named
source appear in the MMI disp lay.
Each source can be se lected acco rding to lan-
guage in the source overview .
You can change sou rces us ing the commands
NEXT/ PREVIOUSMEDIUM, NEXT/PREVIOUS
CDor CD 1 THROUGH6 .
With the command FOLDERUP you can go to
the next higher level in the folder structure.

Setting a fr equency (FM and AM )

· Selecting an audio/video file
• Say SETFREQUENCY .
• To set the frequency manua lly, say the fre - Requirement: A source was se lected
¢ page 96 and the voice recogni t ion system
quency.
mus t be switched on ¢ page 89 .
With the command READSTATION LIST / PRE-
SETSyou can read the stations from a list. Selecting an audio/ video file in the
jukebox
You also can se lect the next/previous station
• Say ARTIST(XV) , TRACK(XV), ALBUM
with the command NEXT/PREVIOUSCHAN-
(XV), VIDEO(XV) or GENRE(XV).
NEL.
Selecting a track number on an audio CD
Say UPDATESTATIONLISTto update the AM
sta t ion list . The station lists in the FM and Sir- • Say TRACK(1-99 ) . The track is selected .
ius* bands are updated automatical ly.
With the command NEXT/ PREVIOUSTRACK
you can navigate be tween the audio/v ideo
Playing media files within a source.
Starting media mode

Requirement : The voice recognition system

must be sw itched on ¢ page 89 .

• Say MEDIA. Med ia mode starts . The voice

recognition system remains swi t ched on for
approximately five seconds to accept an ad-
ditional command .
 Index 97

A Audio/video files
Copying Oukebox) . . .............. .. 21
AAC files .. . . . . .............. . . . . ... 22
Delet ing (Jukebox) 21
Accessing the weather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Selecting (MMI control panel) ........ . 76
Activate your Satellite Radio service . . . . . 71 Selecting (multifunction steering wheel) 86
Address card Selecting (voice recognition) ........ .. 96
refer to Directory contact .. . . . . . . . . . . 41 AudioPilot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Adjusting the volume Automat ic zoom
Active audio/video source . . ... . ... . . . 13 MM I control panel .... . ........ . ... . 65
MMI control panel ........ .... ...... 13 Voice recogn ition . . . . .......... . ... . 94
Multifunction steering wheel ... ...... 83 AV adapter cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Phone call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...... 14
Avoid route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Ring tone . . . . .............. . . . . ... 14
Avoid route from here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Voice guidance .............. . ...... 13
AV Standard . . . . . . . . . .............. . 81
Voice recognition system . . . .... ...... 14
•
Adjusting volume
during traffic reports ...... . . . . . . . . . . 69 B
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Balance (sound) . . . . . . .......... . ... . 12
Album browser .. . . .. . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 78 Band ...... . . . . . . . ... . ............ . 71
Along the route (point of interest) . . . . . . 56 Bass (sound) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Alternat ive route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Bluetooth
AM (amplitude modulation) .. . . . . . . . . . . 70 Bluetooth name .. . . .............. . . 35 •
Answering . . . . . .............. . . . . ... 36 Bonded devices . . . ................ . 35
Answer ing/ ignoring a call Cell phone prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
MMI contro l panel ........ . . . . . . . . . . 33 Connecting the audio player .. . . . .... . 25
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 85 Deleting external devices .......... . . 35
Arrow buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Discovery mode . . . . .......... . ... . . 35
Audi connect services .......... ....... 46 Searching for Bluetooth devices .. .... . 35 •
Switching On/Off . . ... . ........ . ... . 35 •
Configuring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47, 48
Online destinations ....... .......... 93 Bluetooth audio player . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 25
Online destinations (points of interest) . 54 Connecting ... . . . . . ................ 25
Online information services . . . . ... . . . 68 Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Online map display ........ . . . ... . . . 59 Bonded devices . . . . . . . .......... . ... . 35
Requirements ... . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Brightness . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . . . 16
SIM card reader .......... .......... 47 Buttons
Audi music interface MMI control panel . . ..... . ........ ... 7
Connecting a min i USB adapter cable . . . 27 Multifunct ion steering wheel ....... . . 83
Connecting the adapter cable .. . ... . . . 27
Connecting the AV adapter cable . . . . . . 27 C
Connecting the iPod adapter cable (plus) 27
Calling
Connecting the USB adapter cable . . . . . 27
MMI control panel . . ..... . ... 29, 31, 33
Disconnecting the adapter cable . . . . . .. 27
Multifunct ion steering whee l . . . . . 83 , 84
Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Voice recognition system . . . . . . . . . 90 , 91
Starting . . . . . .............. . . . . ... 26
Call lists
Audi music interface adapter cable . . . . . . 27
Deleting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. ...... . 36
Inverting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MMI control panel . . .......... . ..... 33 •
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Multifunction steering wheel ... . . . . . . 84 Data encryption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Voice recognition . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 91 Data mod ule ... . . . ................ . . 37
Call opt ions . ... . .......... . . . ..... . . 36 Delet ing externa l devices ......... . . . . . 35
Call volume . ................ . . . ... . . 36 Demo mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Care Set starting location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
CD/DVD .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 20 Destinat ion input . . . . ... . ...... . . . . . . 54
Memory cards . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 20 Dialed numbe rs
MMI contro l panel .......... . . . ... . .. 6 MMI control panel ............. . ... . 33
Category filter (Sate ll ite Radio) . . . . . . . . . 7 5 Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l .... . ... . 84
CD Voice recogn it ion . ................ . . 91
Changer . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Dialing a phone number
Ejecting (CD changer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 MMI control panel . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 32
Loading (CD changer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l .... . . . . . 84
CD/DVD Voice recogn it ion system .......... . . . 91
Ejecting (DVD drive) ........ . .. .. .. .. 22 Directory
Loading (DVD drive) . . .. . . . . . .. .. .. .. 22 Deleting contacts . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 44
Operating . . . . . . . . ......... .. .. .. .. 76 Display public contacts . . .... . . . . . . . . 45
Repeating . . . . . . . . ......... .. .. .. .. 80 Import phone book . . .......... .. . . . 40
Tips fo r hand ling . . ......... .. .. .. .. 20 Memory capacity .................. . 4S
Cell phone prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 MMI control panel . . . . . . ........ . . . . 38
Bluetooth connect ion . . . . . . . . . . . 29, 31 Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l ..... . . . . 84
Call ing (MMI cont rol panel) . . . . . . .... 29 Sort orde r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Calling (mu ltifunc t ion steering w heel) . . 83 Voice recog nit ion ... . .......... .. . . . 91
Calling (voice recogn it ion system) . . . . . 90 Directorycontact
Pairing t he cell phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Calling (MMI control panel) . . . . . . ... . 43
Searching f or Bluetoo t h devices . . . . . . . 30 Calling (voice recognition) .... . ..... . . 91
Starting . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 30 Delet ing ... . . . . . .......... . . . ... . . 44
Channel info (Satellite Radio) . . . . . . . . . . 7 4 Edit ing ... . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . ... . 43
Channel sorting (Satel lite Radio) . . . . . . . . 7 4 Export ing . . . . . . . . ............ . . . . . 42
Clock time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Find ing (voice recognit ion) .... . . . ... . 91
Compass . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Importing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40, 41
Navigat ing (MMI control panel) . . . 43, 57
Control buttons ...................... 7
Navigat ing (voice recognition) . . . . 9 1, 95
Control knob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Searching (MMI contro l panel) ... . ... . 42
Control knob w ith joyst ick function . . . . . . . 9
Store new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Controls
Display next report . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 67
MMI contro l panel . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . . 8
Display track info . . . .. . . . . ... .. . . . . . . 81
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . ..... 83
Driver inf ormat ion system 83
Overview ................ . . . . . ..... . 5
Coordinates (Navigat ion) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Drives
Audi music inte rface . . . . .... . ...... . 26
Criter ia (Navigation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Bluetooth aud io player . . .... . ...... . 25
also refer to Route crite ria . . . . . . . . . . . 63
CD changer . ... . . . . . . . . .... . ...... . 23
DVD drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . 22
D Jukebox ... . . . . . . . . . .......... . ... . 21
Data connect ions Memory card reader . . . . . . . . . . ...... . 24
Configuring . . . . ...... . ... . . . . . . . .. 4 7 MMI control panel . . . . . . ........ ... . 18
Sett ings . . . . ....... .. . . . . . . . . ..... 37
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DSP Ente ring a point of interest

DSP Bang & Olufsen .... . . . ... . . . . . . . 13 MMI control panel . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 56
DSP BOSE . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Voice recogn ition system . .... . . . . . . . . 94
DTMF tones . . . ... ... ...... . . . . . . . ... 32 Ente rtainmen t wi t h navigat ion spoken
DVD cues ............................... 13
Aud io track ..................... . . . 81 Externa l audio source . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7, 28
Ejecting (DVD drive) ................. 22 Externa l players . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 28
Full screen display ........ . . . . . . . . . . 79 Exte rnal video input
Loading (DVD drive) ................. 22 AV Standard . . . . . . ... . ............ . 81
Main menu . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .... 79 Screen settings .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 81
Parenta l cont ro l . . . .... . .. .. .. .. .... 79 External video source . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . 28
Previous/next chapte r .. . .. .. .. .. .... 78
Subtitles . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .. .. .. . ... 81
DVD drive . . . . ... . ........ . ... . . . . . . 2 2
F
Dynamic route Factory settings . . ..... . ............. 16
•
MMI control panel .................. 63 Fader (sound) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 12
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Fast forwa rd ... . ... . ................ 78
Favorite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

E Delet ing ..........................

Edit ing ...........................
63
63
Ending a telephone call
Stor ing ....... . ................... 61
MMI control panel .................. 34
File formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 •
Multifunction steering wheel ... ... .. . 84
Files
Enter ing a destinat ion ................ 52
Copying ... . . . . . . . ... . .......... . . . 21
Address ........................... 53
Delet ing . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 21
Alternat ive route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Finding a name in the count ry (point of in-
Avoid route from here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
te rest) ........ . . . . . ................ 56
Favorites (MMI control panel) . . . . . . . . . 57
FM (ultra short wave) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 •
Favor ites (voice recognition) . . . . . . . . . . 95 •
from the map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Fold er
Geocoordinates .......... . ... . . . . . . 57 Selecting (MMI contro l panel) . . . . . . . . . 76
Load from directory .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Selecting (mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l) 86
Loading a tour plan .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Selecting (voice recogn ition) .. . . . . . . . . 96
Loading last destination (MMI contro l Folders ............................ 80
panel) ... . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . ... 57 Freque ncy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Loading the last destination (voice recog- Full screen disp lay
nition) . . . ... .................. .... 95 DVD . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 79
Onl ine dest inat ions (points of interest) . 54 Video fi le . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Onli ne dest inat ions (voice recogn ition Functi on but t ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
system) . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . ... 93
Point of inte rest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Set star ti ng locat ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
G
Tips on entering a dest inat ion . . . . . . . . . 52 GPS .. ..... . . . . . . . .......... ....... 14
Tour plan . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... 58
Voice recognition . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
W ith a stopover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

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H L
HD RadioTM (digital radio) Last dest inations
Frequency band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Delete . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 66
HD station info . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 74 Loading (MMI control panel) . . . . . . . . . . S7
Turn ing on/off ................... . . 74 Loading (voice recognition) ........... 95
Home add ress .. . .......... .. .. . ... .. 57 Lett ers speller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Deleting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .... .. 63 Delet ing letters . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 10
Editing .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . .. .. . ... .. 63 Entering letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Sto ring . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . .. .. . ... .. 61 Low fue l routing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

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I ndivi du al train ing .... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 16 Main functions
INFO . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . .. . . . . . . . . . . 67 Med ia ... . . . . . .. . .. . . . ...... . .... . 77
Information Navigat ion . . . . .. ............. .... . 52
Caring for your MMI contro l panel ...... 6 Radio . ... . ... .. . ............ . .... 72
Handling CDs and DVDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Telephone . . . . . .. ............. .... . 32
Traffic Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Tone (sound) . . .. ............. .... . 12
Information (Radio) ... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 73 Main menu (DVD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
I n immediate vicinity (point of inte rest) .. 56 Manua l location entry 66
In new city (point of interest) . ... . ..... S6 Map content
I nput level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 MMI control panel . . . .......... . . . . . 65
Input signal . .......... . ....... . . . .. 16 Voice recognition . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 94

In vicinity of destination (po int of interest) 56 Map disp lay

MMI control panel . ............ . . . .. 64
iPod
Voice recognit ion ................ . . . 94
AV St andard ............. . . . . . . . . . . 81
Connecting . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 27 Map orientation
Input level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 MMI control panel .......... . ....... 64
Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Voice recogn ition . . .. . . . ...... . . . . . . 94
Screen sett ings .............. . ... . . 81 Map type
MMI control panel . . . .......... . . . . . 64
Voice recognition . . ................ . 94
] Map view
Jack . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 27 MMI control panel . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 59
Joystick funct ion Voice recogn ition . . ............ . .... 94
Adju st ing balan ce/fader ... . ... .... . .. 9 Measurement units . ................ . 16
Adj ust ing the sound distribution .... ... 9 Memory card
Moving the map . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... ... 9 Handl ing tips . . . . ................ . . 20
Navigating the DVD main men u . .... ... 9 I nserting/removing .. . . . ...... . . . . . . 25
Jukebox . . . . . . ............ .. .. . . . . . . 21 Operati ng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Copying f iles .. . .......... .. .. . ... . . 2 1 Microphone input level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Delet ing fi les ............ .. .. . ..... 21
Missed call s
Memory . . . . . . . . . .... ..... .. . ... . . 22
MM I control panel . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 33
Jukebox memory ........ . ... . ... . .... 22 Multif unction steering whee l . . . . . . . . . 84
MMI
Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Contro ls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 7
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101
Operating concept . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Numbers speller ... . . . . ...... ... . . . . . . 9
Restarting . . . ... ........ ... . . . . ... 15 Deleting numbers . . . . . ........ . . . . . 10
Switching On/Off .................... 7 Entering numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Symbo ls/menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
MMI control panel ......... ........... 7
0
MMI display
On/Off button ..... . . . . . .......... .... 7
Brightness . . . .............. . .. ... . 16
Online information services
Navigation display . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .... 59
Accessing . . . . . . . . ................ . 68
Speller .. . . . . . . . ........ .. .. .. . .... 9
Using in the browser ........... . . . . . 49
Swit ching on/off ......... .. .. .. . . . .. 7
Online map display
MP3 files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22, 23
Accessing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
MP3 player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27, 28
Using in the browser .............. . . 49
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Operating
Music volume dur ing traff ic reports . . . . . 69
MMI control panel . . . .......... . ... . . 8
Mute Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l . ... . . . . . 83 •
MMI control panel ........ . . . . . . . . . . 13 Voice recognition ................. . . 89
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 83
Options
myAudi MMI control panel . ................ . 36
Accessing a navigation destination . . . . . 54 Mult ifunct ion steer ing wheel ...... . . . 85
I mporting contacts ............. . . . . 41
Orientation (map)
MMI control panel . . . .......... . . . . . 64
•
N Voice recognition . . . . .......... . . . . . 94
Name tags
Calling .. . . . ... . ........ .... . . . . . . 91 p
Deleting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16
Pairing t he cell phone . . ... .... ... . . . . . 31
Finding .. . . . . . . . ........ .... . . . ... 91
Parental control (DVD) .. . . . .. . . . . . . 79
Navigating to a contact .............. 91
Pause (drive)
Reading . . . . ............ . ... . . . ... 92
MMI control panel . .............. . . . 77
Storing . . . . . ... . ........ . ... . . . . . . 92
Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l .... . . . . . 86
Nationwide (point of interest) . . . . . . . . . . 56
Pausing/continuing playback
Navigating
MMI control panel . . . . . .......... . . . 77
MMI contro l panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43, 51
Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l ...... . . . 86
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 85
Phone num ber
Voice recogni t ion system . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Importing . . . . . . . . . . ............ . . . 41
Navigation announcements ... . . . ... . . . 51
Saving from call lists . .......... . . . . . 34
Adjusting the volume ..... . . . . . . . . . . 13
Phone settings 36
Repeating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Picture format · . . . . . . .............. . 81
Navigation destination
Presets (radio)
Storing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61, 62
Storing in a directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Deleting stations . . . . . . . . ........ . . . 75
also refer to Entering a destination . . . . 52 Moving a station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Selecting a station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Navigation display
Storing a station ..... . ............ . 73
Driver information system . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
MMI disp lay . ... . ........ . ... . . . . . . 59 Previous/next chapter (DVD) . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Network connection (WLAN)

Configuring . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . ... 48 •
Settings . . . . ............ . ... . . . ... 37
102 Index

Stopping (MMI control panel) . . . . . . . . . 58

R Stoppi ng (voice recognition) . . . . . . . . . . 95
Radio
Route info
Category filter (Satellite Radio) . . . . . . . 7 5
MM I control panel . ............ ... . . 65
Channel info (Satellite Radio) . . . . . . . . . 7 4
Voice recogn ition . . ................ . 94
Channel sorting (Satellite Radio) . . . ... 74
Route list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Radio stat ion
Route options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Moving . ' . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 73
Next station . . ... . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . Route plan
72
Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . ... . . ... . . 72 refer to Tour plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58, 62
Seek . . . . . ................ . . . ... . . 72
Selecting a frequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 s
Selecting (MMI control panel). . . . . 71, 72 Safety
Select ing (multifunction steer ing wheel) 86 when calling ..... . ................ . 29
Selecting (voice recognition) . . . . . . . . . . 95 when navigat ing . . . . ........ ... . . . . . 51
Sto ring . ..... ........ ... . ... . ... . . 73
Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service
Radio text . . ... ... ........ . . . . . ... . . 73 Activate your Satellite Radio service . . . . 71
Random playback . .... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 80 Category fi lter . . . .......... . ..... .. 75
Received calls Channel info . . ................ ..... 74
MMI cont rol panel ............. . .... 33 Channel sorting (Satell ite Radio) ...... 74
Multifu nction steering wheel . . . . . . . .. 84 SCAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Voice recognition ................... 91 Screen settings
Receiver serial number ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Externa l video input .......... ... ... . 81
Recent calls iPod .............................. 81
MMI contro l panel ... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 33 Video file/DVD ... . ................ . 81
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . ... . . 84 Scrolling text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Rediali ng Scrolling through album covers ....... . . 78
MMI contro l panel ... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 36 Seasonal closing ... . ................ . 63
Voice recognition .... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 91
Seek (radio) . . ... . .............. ... . . 72
Repeat opt ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Selecting an audio track ............. . . 81
Replacing a phone call
Selecting a phone number
MMI control panel .................. 36
MMI control panel . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 32
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 85
Selecting a source
Requirements for Audi connect services . . 46
MM I control panel . . ........ ... . ... . 76
Reset . . . . ... . . ........ ... . . . . . . . . . . 15 Voice recognition . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 96
Restart . . . . ... ... ........ . . . . . ... . . 15 Selecting a stored phone number . . . . . . . 33
Rewind .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . .
' 78 Selecting the frequency band
Ring tone volume 36 MMI control panel . . ... ........ ... . . 71
Route criteria Mult ifunct ion steer ing whee l ......... 86
MMI contro l panel .................. 63 Voice recogn ition . .......... ....... . 95
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Set starting location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Route guidance Setting language . . . . ... ........ ... . . 16
Changing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Setting menu language .......... . ... . 16
in driver information system . . . . . . . . . . 60
Setting the clock time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
in the MMI display .................. 59
Setting the date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Starting (MMIcontro l panel) . . . . ..... 53
Short dialog . .................. . .... 16
Starting (voice recognit ion) .. . ... . .... 95
Show as favor ite . . . .......... ... ... . . 61
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SIM card Time restricted roads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
insert ing/removing (SIM card reader) 47 Tips
SIM card reader .. . ........ . . . . . . . . . . 47 Handli ng CDs and DVDs ........... . . . 20
Sirius (sate llite radio) ....... . . . . . . . . . . 70 Handli ng memo ry cards ........ . . . . . 20
Software version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 TMC traffic report
Sound Accessing (voice recognit ion) ... . ... . . 95
Basic settings . . . . . ........... .. .. .. 12 Read (MMI cont rol panel) .......... . . 67
DSP Bang & Olufse n ....... .... .. .. .. 13 Show on map . . . . . . . . . .......... . . . 67
DSP BOSE . . . ... . . . .... . . . ... .. .. .. 12 Switc hing On/Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Main f unct ions . . . . .... . . . . . . . .. .. .. 12 Top categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Sound foc us . . . . . .. . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Tour plan
Sound Set . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... 12 Deleting . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 62
Special desti nation in a city .. . . . . . . . . . . 52 Entering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Entering a stopover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Speed limi t informa t ion ..... . . . . . . . . . . 66
Loading ... . . . . . . . . . ............ .. . 62 •
Starting audio sources ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Stor ing ...... . . . . . ................ 62
Starting media mode
Track
MMI contr ol panel ........ . . . . . . . . . . 76
Display track inf o . . ............ . ... . 81
Multifun ction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 86
Fast forward/rewind ............... . 78
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Previous/next track . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... 78
Start ing navigat ion mode
Random playback . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... 80
MMicontro l panel ........... . . . ... . 51
Repeating . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. . . .. . 80
Voice recogni t ion system ... . . . . . . . . . . 92
Track display . . . . ... . . . . . . .... . . ... . 80
Start ing radio mode
Track info .... . . . . . . ............... 78
MMI contro l panel ......... . . . ... . . . 71
Track display . . . . . . . . . .............. . 80
Multifunction steering wheel . . . ... . . . 85
Track inf o . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 78
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
Traffic information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Starting telephone mode •
Traffic report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
MMI contro l panel ........ . . . . . . . . . . 32 •
Multifunction steering wheel . . . . . . . . . 84 Traffic reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 , 67
Voice recognition system ...... . ... . . . 90 Traffic Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Starting (telephone) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Treb le (sound) . . ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 12
Stat ion names . ............ . . . . . . . . . . 74
Stereo jack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 u
St oring a destination (directo ry) . . . . . . . . 6 1 Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . 16
St oring a ma ili ng addr ess in a directory .. 4 0 Using the browse r ... . .............. . . 49
Subtitles (DVD) ............ . . . . . . . . . . 81
Surro und Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Switching on/off
12, 13
V
Version
Microphone ... . . .. . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 36
MMI Software . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . .. . 17
MMI cont rol panel ........... . . . ... . . 7
Navigat ion software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Voice recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Video fi le
System update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Audio track . . . . . . . ................ . 81
Full screen display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
T Subt itles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . .. . 81
Talk button (mult ifunct ion steer ing Voice guidance
•
wheel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83, 89 Off/Comp lete/Compact . . . . . . . . . . 13, 66
104 Index

On/Off during call . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 13

on during call . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 66
Volume . . . . . . . . . . ...... . ... . . . . . . . 13
Voice ma il number ................... 36
Voice recognition
Adjusting the volume ...... . ... . .... 89
Command types ........... . . . . . .... 89
Help commands .................... 89
Saving a name tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Select ing an entry from the list . . . . . . . 89
Voice recognition system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Adjusting the volume .......... . .... 14
Deleting a name tag ................ 44
Playing a name tag ................. 44
Setti ngs . . ... . .......... . ......... 16
Switching On/Off . . .... . . . . . . . . ... . . 83
Volume balanc ing ........... . ... . .... 13

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W ireless hotspot .................... 48
Wireless network connection
Configuring . . . . . . .... . . . ... . . ... . . 48
Settings . . ................ . . . ... . . 37
WMA files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22, 23
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