AUDI TT COUPE 2014 Owners Manual

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Earth map
display
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system and Audi connect
You can have the map display satellite images
using the Google Earth map display.
Fig. 149 Google Earth map display
Fig. 150 Google Earth map display with Google Street
View
Important: The requirements for Audi connect
must be met ¢page 137.
... Press
the I NAV/MAP!
button repeatedly until
the map is displayed.
... Select: right control button > Map settings>
Map display> Google Earth.
For this map display the system uses data pack­
ets received on line in the form of satellite pic­
tures and combines these pictures with the road
network from the Standard map display. The
MMI has a memory capacity of 2 GB for tempora­
rily storing the map/navigation data received on­
line (corresponds to map/navigation data for
about 4000 km of route guidance). You can also
use the loaded satellite pictures for route guid­
ance without an active data connection as long as
these pictures are stored.
Google Street View
With Google Street View, you can explore many
locations all over the world virtually from the
perspective of a pedestrian. Google Street View is Navigation
available as soon as the symbol (D ¢ Fig. 149 is
shown in crosshairs mode.
To start Google Street View: Turn the rotary
pushbutton to select a scale below 30 m.
The following options are available:
- To explore a destination step-by-step: Press
the rotary pushbutton when the symbol @is
visible.
- To zoom in/out of the current display {up to
4x): Turn rotary pushbutton to the left/right
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- To navigate in the street view: Move your fin-
ger in the desired direction on the MMI touch
pad.
Additional information
In the Map content menu¢ page 158, you can
activate the function to show additional informa­
tion on the infotainment display such as Panora­
mic photos of landmarks/special destinations. To
show the additional information move the cross­
hairs onto an item on the map and press the rota­
ry pushbutton. You can now look at pictures of
landmarks or special destinations, for example,
and have information about them displayed.
@ Note
- You can delete the data stored by the Goo­
gle Earth map display using the Factory set­
tings > Navigation and online memory
¢page 187.
- Google Earth is an Audi connect service that
is updated at regular intervals when it is
called up. This can take a few seconds.
- When the Google Earth map display is
switched on and the position 3D map type is
selected, the map display automatically
switches to the position 2D map while you
are driving through a tunnel.
- For safety reasons, the Google Street View
functions cannot be used while the vehicle
is moving.
- Please observe the notes in the chapter
Notes on Audi connect ¢page 145.
- Further information can be found on the In­
ternet at www.audi.com/connect.
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Calling
up traffic
information
Dynamic traffic avoidance
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system
Using the traffic information received via TMC/
TMCpro/online -depending on availability -you
can have the MMI guide you past traffic obstruc­
tions whenever possible. For this, the traffic
avoidance must be switched on¢ page 154.
Traffic information (TMC/TMCpro)
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system � Press
the I NAV/
MAP! button
repeatedly until
the map is displayed.
� Select: Left control button > Traffic messages.
Reception of traffic information is indicated by
the !TMC!�TMCpro!
symbol in the map:
TMC/TMCpro Meaning
symbol
TMC/TMCpro stations are
Displayed available
and dynamic traf-
fie avoidance is switched on
¢page 154.
TMC/TMCpro stations are
Greyed out not
available and dynamic
traffic avoidance is switched
on.
Not displayed Dynamic
traffic avoidance is
switched off.
Several traffic messages are summarised in the
over view under the relevant road/motorway
name.
- To display all traffic messages for a road/mo­
torway: Select and confirm the [ill symbol. A List
of all traffic messages on the road/motorway
selected will be displayed.
- To call up the detail view for traffic informa­
tion: Select a piece of traffic information from
the List and confirm it.
- To show the selected traffic information on
the map: Select: right control button > Show
on map. The hatched Line shows the stretch of
road affected by the traffic obstruction.
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To display the next piece of traffic information
on the map: Press the rotary pushbutton.
Traffic information display
Coloured warning symbols: Traffic obstructions
relevant for your route are shown in the top sec­
tion of the List in order of the distance from your
current Location.
Warning symbols with..=>: Traffic obstructions
that you have avoided.
Greyed out warning symbols: Traffic obstruc­
tions that are not relevant for your route. They
are sorted according to road category (motor­
ways, major roads, other roads), country and road
number.
(Cf} Note
Urgent traffic information, such as a car trav­
elling in the wrong direction on the motor­
way, is displayed automatically. To hide the
traffic information,
press the I B AC
K! button or
the rotary pushbutton.
Better route
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system
By receiving traffic information via TMC, your
MMI calculates a better route (if one is availa­
ble) and any possible time saving for the current
route guidance. You can then choose which route
you would Like to use.
Important: The route guidance function must be
active, traffic avoidance must be set to manual
¢ page 154 and the map must be displayed.
If your MMI has calculated an better route for
the current route guidance, the message A better
route is available. and the time saving will be
displayed on the map.
Using a better route
- Press the rotary pushbutton. Or: Press the Left
control button > Traffic messages. The better
route will be displayed along with your calcula­
ted arrival time.
- Select and confirm the better route.
- The better route will be used for the continuing
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Online traffic information
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system and Audi connect
The MMI system can receive real-time information from the Internet regarding traffic congestion, ac­
cidents, roadworks and other incidents.
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Fig. 151 Online traffic information on the map
Important: The requirements for Audi connect
must be met ¢page 137.
.,. Press the I NAV
/
MAP !
button repeatedly until
the map is displayed.
- To switch on online traffic information: Press
the right control button and turn Online traffic
data on(�).
- To switch on the traffic map display: To have
the traffic information displayed in the best
possible way, select the I NAV
/MAP !
button >
right control button > Map settings > Map dis­
play > Traffic.
You can also have the online traffic information
displayed on the Google Earth map display
¢ page 159 or the standard map¢ page 156,
Fig. 148.
Symbol ©¢ Fig. 151 on the infotainment dis­
play indicates the reception of Online traffic in­
formation. If Online traffic information cannot
be received, the traffic information will automati­
cally be received via TMC/TMCpro ¢page 160.
Traffic information display
@ Green : no obstructions
@ Red: traffic jam
@ Orange: slow-moving traffic Harlac
Hatched markings show the stretch of road affec­
ted by the traffic obstruction .
Coloured warning symbols: A traffic obstruction
is ahead (when route guidance is active).
Greyed out warning symbols: Traffic obstruc­
tions that are not relevant for your route.
Red warning symbols: If route guidance is not
active, all warning symbols are shown in red.
You can adjust the settings for the display of the
coloured markings, warning symbols etc. in the
Map content menu ¢ page 158.
The traffic information is activated when the ve­
hicle leaves the factory. You can switch off the re­
ception of on line traffic information at any time
¢page 152.
(©) Note
- Please observe the notes in the chapter
Notes on Audi connect ¢page 145.
- Every vehicle with active Online traffic data
contributes to specifying and predicting the
traffic situation as precisely as possible. For
this purpose, information on the position of
your vehicle is encrypted and transmitted
anonymously to the traffic data providers at
regular intervals. Should you not wish this ..,_
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to happen, you can switch off the on line
traffic information function at any time.
- The online traffic information network is
not yet available in all countries or areas. Further
information can be found on the In­
ternet at www.audi.com/connect.
Troubleshooting
Applies to vehicles: with navigation system
Subject Advice
Search function: The desired des-The
destination may not be stored in the navigation database. Or:
ti nation cannot be found.
Check that you have spelt the search term correctly and that the
desired country has been selected for the search function via the
Country selection option ¢ page 152.
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to the radio
Calling up the radio
The radio supports the following wavebands:
FM, AM, DAB* (digital radio).
Fig. 152 FM/DAB station list
.,. Select: I RADIO !
button.
After you call up the radio, the station list that
was last open will be displayed.
To select a station: Select a station from the sta­
tion list and confirm it. Or: Move the ON/OFF but­
ton on the MMI control console to the left l right l>l>l to tune to the previous/next station.
To set a waveband: Press the I
R
AD I
O! button re­
peatedly until the desired waveband appears.
The following information is displayed in the FM/
DAB station list¢ Fig. 152:
@Waveband The current waveband of the station is shown in
the FM/DAB* station list/DAB* station list.
@ Radio text (short display)
Programme information for the currently selec­
ted station is displayed in all station lists when
available.
@ Frozen station name (FM)
Station names with this symbol have been indi­
vidually specified. Refer to¢ page 164, Station
names.
� Note - The
DAB* waveband is not available in all
countries.
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to the radio
- The DAB waveband* also supports the trans­
mission standards DAB+ and DMB Audio,
where available.
Radio functions
Search function
You can search in all wavebands by station
name, programme type (e.g. Pop, News) or fre­
quency.
Fig. 153 Entry field and results list for the search function
- To call up the search function: While in a sta­
tion list (e.g. FM station list), turn the rotary
pushbutton to the left until the entry field for
the search function is displayed. Or: Push the
rotary pushbutton upwards.
- To use the search function: Refer to
¢ page 114, Searching.
Stations from the favourites list @¢ Fig. 153 are
displayed in the results list@. The symbol @
shows which station list you will switch to by se­
lecting a particular station.
Further options
.,. Select: I RADIO I button > rig ht control button.
The following options may be available to you de­
pending on the waveband:
- Sound settings: Refer to¢ page 190, Sound
settings.
- Store as favour ite: Refer to ¢ page 165, Fa­
vourites.
- Programme guide1
>
: Press the right control
button > Programme guide. The current and
next radio programmes are listed in the digital
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Programme guide for all supported stations.
Select and confirm a radio programme to have
more details on the programme displayed.
- Manual station search1
): The frequency bar is
displayed. Select and confirm the desired fre­
quency.
- Seek 1
): The previous/next receivable frequency
will be set.
- Radio settings: Refer to ¢ page 166.
Announcements
• Select: !RADIO! button> right control button>
An nouncements.
Traffic announcements:
- off: Traffic announcements are not played.
- FM: Traffic announcements can be received via
FM and played by the system irrespective of the
selected waveband.
- FM/DAB:* You receive traffic announcements
from both wavebands. If DAB traffic announce­
ments are not available from the station cur­
rently set, they will be received from the FM
waveband.
DAB announcements:*
Depending on station availability, information
(e.g. news, weather information) may be played
when the function � is switched on.
Volume of announcements:
Refer to¢ page 191, Announcements.
Radio text
• Select: I RADIO! button> left control button>
FM or DAB*.
Displaying radio text:
Select the desired station from the station list.
Select: right control button > Radio text. Addi­
tional information on the programme (e.g. artist,
composer, track) is shown.
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Not in the mixed station list FM/DAB*.
164 Browsing
through radio text entries:
Turn the rotary pushbutton to the Left or right.
Station names
• Select: I RADIO! button > left control button >
FM. Select the desired station from the station
list.
Variable station names:
Some stations use variable station names. De­
pending on how the station names are sorted,
the position of a variable station name may
change in the station list. You can lock the cur­
rent name of a selected station permanently by
selecting the Lock station name option.
- Lock station name: Select the right control but­
ton >Confirm.The Locked station name will be
marked with the symbol @¢ page 163,
Fig. 152.
- Unlock station name: Select the right control
button > Unlock station name. The name re­
ceived for the radio station will be displayed.
- Change station name: You can adjust the name
of a station. Select: right control button > Lock
station name. Turn the rotary pushbutton to
the Left to edit the station name. Enter a sta­
tion name. Select and accept Confirm.
Detailed station information view
Fig. 154 Radio view: Detailed station information
Important: The system must be tuned to a radio
station. The detailed station information option
must be switched on¢ page 166.
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text is available for the current station. Re­
fer to c::::> page 164, Radio text.
@ Slide show availability
A slide show is available for the current station.
@ Picture view
You can choose to display a Slide show or the
Station logo. Refer to c::::> page 166, Preferred
image (DAB*).
Displaying the station list:
Turn the
rotary pushbutton. Or: Press the I BACK!
button.
Radio menu
Fig. 155 Radio menu (example)
.,.. Select: I RADIO!
button> left control button.
To set the waveband: Select and confirm the
waveband you require in the radio menu
¢ Fig. 155. Or:: Press the I RADIO!
button repeat­
edly until the desired waveband appears. The sta­
tion list will be displayed.
(D Switch to media
The Media menu will be displayed. Refer to
¢ page 179, Playing media.
@ Favourites
The favourites list will be displayed. The menu
item Favourites appears if at least one radio sta­
tion has been stored as a favourite. Refer to
¢ page 165, Favourites.
® Last stations
The stations you have listened to most recently
(from all wavebands) are shown in the list. Select
and confirm a station to play it immediately. Listening
to the radio
@ FM/DAB*
The mixed FM/DAB station list* appears when
DAB* is available. Refer to c::::> page 163, Calling up
the radio.
Other wavebands
If there are any available, you may be able to se­
lect other wavebands in the selection menu.
Favourites
You can store your favourite stations from any
waveband in the favourites List.
Radio : fa vour ite s
BSAKT Events f'lM
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DAB;
BAYERN 1 ,r,;f' o••
BAYERN
2
Culture P"i:"M' DAB
BAYERN 3
Pop f'lM
,QM
BR-KLASS Light r'fMI
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Hitradio Pop 'FM
Fig. 156 Radio: favourites list I
To store a favourite: Select the I RADIO!
button.
- Select the desired station from the station list.
- Select: right control button > Store as favour-
ite. Or: Press and hold the rotary pushbutton
for several seconds.
Important: At least one favourite must be stored
in the favourites list.
- To display the favourites List: Select the
I RADIO
I
button > Favourites.
- To Listen to a favourite: Select and confirm a
station from the favourites list.
- To move a favourite: Select the desired station
from the favourites list. Select: right control
button > Move favourite. Select and confirm
the desired memory position.
- To delete a favourite: Select the desired station
from the favourites list. Select: right control
button > Delete favourite > Delete this favour­
ite or Delete all favourites.
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Other settings
Radio settings
.,. Select: I RADIO! button> right control button>
Radio settings.
Depending on the waveband setting (FM, AM or
DAB*), you can select the following functions:
Alternative frequency (FM, DAB*)
on: The tuner attempts to switch to an alterna ­
tive frequency of the current station when the re­
ception quality becomes weaker. When the re­
ception is lost in the FM or DAB* waveband, the
system will automatically (in the background)
switch to an alternative station, if there is one
available.
off: Switching to an alternative frequency is
switched off. The current frequency will be main­
tained, and in some cases may no longer be re­
ceived. The alternative frequency function is au­
tomatically switched on again when the station is
changed.
Switch regional stations (FM)
Impor tant: The Alternative frequency function
must be switched on.
Some FM stations split up their transmission and
provide different regions with regional pro­
grammes with differing content. When the func­
tion is on �. the system switches to alternative
reg ion-specific frequencies.
L band (DAB*)
There are two wavebands for the digital radio:
Band III and L band. Ensembles in the band III
usually have a larger range extending into several
regions. They can be received at all times. In
some regions DAB is broadcast in the L band.
When this option is on, stations from the L band
will also be received.
Station sorting (FM)
A-Z: The stations are displayed in the station list
in alph abetical order. Radio stations with variable
station names are displayed after the stations
which have been sorted alphabetically. Radio sta-
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with a frequency as their station name are
displayed at the end of the list.
ID: The stations in the station list are sorted ac­
cording to the station's ID (e.g. all BBC radio sta­
tions are sorted together). Radio stations with a
frequency as their station name are displayed at
the end of the list.
Station sorting (DAB*)
A-Z: The stations are displayed in the station list
in alphabetical order.
Ensemble: Ensembles comprise various radio sta­
tions of a specific area (e.g. a town or region);
they are listed together as an ensemble in the
station list. To open/close the list of radio sta­
tions in an ensemble, select and confirm the en­
semble. Available sub-programmes* (additional
services provided by DAB* radio stations) are lis­
ted beneath the radio station (indented).
Detailed station info
When this function is switched on� and the sta­
tion or favourites list is open, the system
switches to the Deta iled station information
view ¢ page 164 after approximately five sec­
onds. If it is available, information on the selec­
ted station (e.g. station name, artist, slide show,
station logo) may be shown.
Preferred image (DAB*)
You can specify your preferred image for the De­
ta iled station information option ¢ page 164.
- station logo: The station logo is displayed if
available.
- slide show: Depending on availability, addition­
al information as a supplement to the normal
programme may be shown (e.g. images from
the studio, current photographs of artists or al­
bum covers).
({D Note
- If the Traffic announcements or DAB an­
nouncements* function is switched on,
playback is interrupted for announcements.
You can cancel an announcement while it is
being played by briefly pressing the ON/OFF
button @
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Not all radio settings for the FM and DAB*
wavebands are available in the mixed sta­
tion list FM/DAB*.
Troubleshooting Subject Advice Listening
to the radio
A station with poor reception is no longer Store
the station as a favourite in advance and call it up
listed in the station list after you switch to
via the favourites list¢ page 165.
another station.
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Media
Introduction
The MMI system includes various media drives
and provides various options for connecting devi­
ces. For example, you can play audio/video* files
from the jukebox or connect a mobile device to
the Audi music interface* and operate it via the
MMI.
Notes General notes
Media and format limitations: The MMI system
(incl uding the SD card reader and the connection
for the USB mass storage device*) has been tes­
ted for use with many of the products and media
currently available on the market. However, there
may be some devices/media and audio/video*
files that are not supported or cannot be played,
or the functionality may be limited under certain
circ umstances.
Copyright: Please note that copyright law applies
to audio/video* files.
The MMI media drives do not support ORM-pro­
tected files; these files are marked with the sym­
bol ffi.
Data storage: Never store important data on SD
cards, the jukebox*, CDs/DVDs or mobile devices.
Audi shall not accept any liability whatsoever for
the loss of files and media.
Loading times: The more files, folders or play­
lists are stored on a storage device, the longer it
will take to load the audio files/video* files. We
recommend using a storage device which con­
tains only audio/video* files. If you want to re­
duce the time it takes to load the audio/video*
files, you can create subfolders (e.g. for an artist
or album). The loading time will be extended ad­
ditionally if you are importing data.
Metadata: Metadata stored on audio files (e.g.
artists, tracks, album covers) will be displayed
automatically when the files are played. If this in­
formation is not stored on the relevant medium,
the MMI system will use the database of metada-
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from Gracenote. Nevertheless, metadata may
not be displayed in some cases.
Restricted performance: If you experience re­
stricted performance, reset the Media settings
to the factory defaults ¢ page 187.
If you experience restricted performance from
the Jukebox*, reset it to the factory settings
¢page 187.
For information on the characteristics of the sup­
ported media and file formats, please refer to
¢ page 177 onwards.
CD/DVD mode
CD/DVD and format limitations: In view of the
variety of CDs/DVDs and the difference in memo­
ry capacities, the functionality may be restricted
in the case of some storage devices. Under cer­
tain circumstances, audio CDs/video DVDs that
are copy-protected or CDs/DVDs that do not com­
ply with the standard audio format, and multi­
session CDs cannot be played at all, or the func­
tionality may be limited. We recommend always
finalising the burning process when creating mul­
tisession CDs. Multisession is not supported for
DVDs.
Handling CDs/DVDs, the CD drive or the DVD
drive: To ensure perfect, high-quality playback
and avoid scanning errors or damage to the me­
dia drive, always store CDs/DVDs in a suitable
case and do not expose them to direct sunlight.
Do not use:
- Damaged, dirty or scratched CDs/DVDs
- Single CDs/DVDs (diameter 8 cm / 3 inches)
- Non-circular CDs/DVDs (shape CDs)
- CDs/DVDs with stickers
- Protective rings
- Cleaning discs
Thermal cut-out: In the case of unusually hot or
cold outside temperatures, it is possible that CD/
DVD playback will temporarily not be possible. A
thermostat switch is installed to protect the CD/
DVD and the reading laser.
Laser devices: Laser devices are divided into the
safety classes 1 to 4, as specified by DIN IEC 76
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