2007 AUDI A5 high

IntroductionYou have decided on the Audi Navigation System plus - thank you very much
for your confidence in us.
With this equipment, you are acquiring a highly developed technical system which offers various
choices for entertainment and communication in addition to navigation. All the settings can be
made centrally, using an easy-to-follow menu guide.
W e r e c o m m e n d t h a t y o u r e a d t h i s o w n e r ' s m a n u a l c a r e f u l l y s o t h a t y o u q u i c k l y b e c o m e c o m p l e t e l y
familiar with all of the functions and possibilities of the system and are able to make full use of
them while driving.
Should you have any further questions about the Audi Navigation System plus in your vehicle,
please direct them to your Audi Dealer.
We hope you enjoy driving your car!
AUDI AG

General system operation15
General operation
RADIO, CD
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
General system operationControlsBasic operating functions
A l l t h e f u n c t i o n s o f t h e N a v i g a t i o n S y s t e m c a n b e o p e r -
ated with four basic rules.Fig. 7 Navigation System ControlsThe buttons on the operating unit have been assigned the
following four basic functions:
1. Press one of the function keys
fig.7 (
page 16) to
reach the desired main function (e.g. radio operation,
navigation).2. Rotate and press the control knob
fig.7
(
page 17) to make a selection in the Display.
3. Press one of the control buttons
fig.7 (
page 17)
to o p e n o n e o f t h e s ub m en u s i n t h e p a r t i c ul ar m a i n fu n c -
tion. You can find the current submenus in the four
corners of the display. The four corners of the display
correspond to the four control buttons that are posi-
tioned around the control knob.
4. Press the button
fig.7 (
page 18) to
cancel a selection not yet confirmed or to return to the
next higher level.
In principle you only need to take note of the buttons described,
along with their main functions. You will be led through the oper-
ating procedures with the help of the menus, which are mostly self-
explanatory.
A1
A2
A
RETURN
A4

General system operation 18Th e fo ur control buttons organized around the control
knob
page 17, fig.10 are arranged to correspond to the bar-
shaped switch symbols in the screen corners: the top right screen
corner corresponds to the top right control button
page 17,
fig.11.
When you press a control button, a new menu group is displayed
which is assigned thematically to the particular main function.
To make orientation easier, the activated control button is illumi-
nated and the corresponding corner of the screen is highlighted in
color.
Return buttonB y p r e s s i n g t h e b u t t o n y o u w i l l j u m p b a c k o n e l e v e l i n t h e
menu hierarchy within a main function.
A selection that has not been confirmed by pressing the control
knob will be cancelled.The button is available in every menu application.
Using the button, you can also deactivate the active side
menu in the navigation map display
page 144.
Tips
If you activate the function button
page 16 within a main func-
tion, the system will automatically jump to the main menu of that
main function. Please note
page 20, “Home function”.
Forward/Reverse buttonDepending on the operating mode, the following functions are
carried out with these buttons:
Main radio function is active
go to next station on the radio station list
go to previous station on the radio station list
Fig. 12 Navigation
System: Return button
RETURN
RETURN
RETURN
Fig. 13 Navigation
System
Forward/reverse
button

|A2
|A1

General system operation19
General operation
RADIO, CD
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP If you would like to scroll in an active radio station list using the
Forward/Reverse button, it is not necessary to show the station list
in the Navigation System display.
If the radio memory list
page 61 is shown in the Navigation
System display, you can select a a station from the memory list by
pressing the Forward/Reverse button.
Main CD function is active
Pressing the button calls up the next CD track. If the button is
held down, fast forward is activated.
You can jump back to the previous track by pressing the button
within the first 10 seconds of play time for a track. After 10
s e c o n d s i t j um p s t o t h e s t a r t o f t h e t ra ck. I f t h e b ut to n is he l d d o w n ,
reverse is activated.
If you would like to scroll in an active CD track list using the
Forward/Reverse button or activate forward/reverse it is not neces-
sary to show the CD operating menu in the Navigation System
display.
Main MP3 function is active
Pressing the button c alls up the n e xt in the MP3 p layer. If the
button is held down, fast forward is activated.
You can jump back to the previous track by pressing the button
within the first 10 seconds of play time for a track. After 10
s e c o n d s i t j um p s t o t h e s t a r t o f t h e t ra ck. I f t h e b ut to n is he l d d o w n ,
reverse is activated.
If you would like to scroll in an active MP3 track list using the
Forward/Reverse button or activate forward/reverse it is not neces-
sary to show the MP3 operating menu in the Navigation System
display.
Adjusting volumeVolume can be adjusted by turning the ON/OFF button. The volume
setting will be stored automatically.
If the volume is too high when the radio is turned on, it will be
reduced automatically to a level set by the factory. If the volume is
too low when the radio is turned on, it will be increased automati-
cally to a level set by the factory.
Tips
Volume can also be adjusted using the buttons on the multi-func-
tion steering wheel*
page 21.

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A2
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A1

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A2
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A1
Fig. 14 Navigation
System ON/OFF knob -
adjusting volume

Display29
General operation
RADIO, CD
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
Orientation symbolsCursor and arrows
Cursor and arrows provide orientation when navi-
gating through the different menus.
This cursor designates a chosen line in a menu.
The arrows pointing up or down point to other menu points
(scrolling up/down).
After a selection is made, this arrow points to other available
selections or possible settings.
Selected textYour choice will be highlighted in white text
fig.24.
Fig. 23 Section of
display: Orientation
symbols
A1A2A3
Fig. 24 Section of
display: Example of
highlighted line

Drives 40
– Push the Eject button to eject the MP3 CD or the audio
CD.O n l y u s e c l e a n C D s w i t h o u t s c r a t c h e s o r d a m a g e t o e n s u r e p r o b l e m -
free, high-quality music playback.
Note


A l w a y s k e e p t h e M P 3 C D s / a u d i o C D s i n a s u i t a b l e j e w e l c a s e ( e .g .
CD case) to protect them from dirt, dust particles, scratches and
other damage.


Never expose MP3 CDs/audio CDs to direct sunlight.
SD or MMC memory cards
Both SD and MMC cards can be used as memory
cards.SD or MMC cards with a storage capacity of 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB
and 256 MB can be used.
The two MP3 card readers were tested with most of the products
available on the market. However, in isolated cases, it is possible
that individual memory cards may not be recognized.
Memory cards must be formatted using the FAT or FAT32 methods.
The file/folder name must not exceed a maximum of 64 characters
in le ngth. Files with longer file/fo ld er n ame s are not played. The file
names for the MP3 files must have the extension “.mp3”.
MPEG-1 layer 3 format is supported by the MP3 player. For
compressing MP3 files, we recommend a bit rate of at least 160
kbits/s. Fixed bit rates of 32-320 kbits/s are supported.In the case of MP3 files with a variable bit rate, there may be a
discrepancy between play time displayed and the real time.
The maximum number per medium is limited to 400 files and 256
file folders.
I f v a r i o us t yp e s o f in fo r m a t io n (a r t i s t , a l b um , t ra ck n a m e , a n d s o o n )
a re t o b e d i s p la y e d , a n I D3 t a g m u s t b e a t t a ch e d to t h e M P 3 fi l e . Th e
MP3 player supports Versions 1 and 2 of ID3 tags. The display of
a r t i s t a n d t ra ck n a m e i s li m it e d to a t o t a l o f 6 4 ch a ra c t e r s m a x i m um .
The Navigation System recognizes playlists and can play MP3 files
in the sequence established there. The structure of the playlists
must conform to m3u format. The file names must have the exten-
sion “.m3u”.
Tips
Individual types of memory cards may have limited functions.
A1

Drives49
General operation
RADIO, CD
NAME, TEL
NAV, INFO
CAR, SETUP
Compact Disc (CD)
Tips
It is possible that you may not be able to play CDs which are copy-
protected or CDs with CD ROM in your player. Only those CDs with
the logo “Compact Disc Digital Audio” on the CD itself can be
played.
Tips on taking care of your CDsTo assure high-quality performance, make sure your CDs are clean.
The following tips are also important:
Never use CDs which are damaged or defective.
Do not play CDs which are scratched or damaged. Never leave your
CD in direct sunlight. They could warp. Store them in their original
cases.
Never play CD singles or CDs which are not round
(shape CDs).
Your CD player and CD changer can play and holdstandard CDs. Do
not play 3 inch single CDs.CDs which are not round, (shape CDs)
must not be played. They can jam up the player and cause it to
malfunction.
Fig. 50 Compact Disc
Label
Fig. 51 Do not use the
following CDs!
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Drives 50 Do not place an adhesive label on a CD.
Do not place an adhesive label on your CDs. Due to heat build-up
inside the CD player, the label could come loose and jam up the CD
player or CD changer.
Do not use protective rings.
Do not use commerically available protective rings. They could jam
up the player.
Cleaning your CDs
Use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean your CDs. Wipe the disc starting
f r o m t h e c e n t e r a n d w o r k i n g y o u r w a y o u t . Yo u c a n p u r c h as e s p e c i a l
cleaners to remove stubborn stains from your CD.
Never use CD cleaners which contain benzine or other corrosive
properties. They could damage your CD!Note


Never place an adhesive label on your CDs.


To prevent the CD player from malfunctioning, never use CD
protectors or stabilizers (available in most stores).


Never insert an out-of-round CD (shape CDs) in the CD slot.


Never leave your CDs exposed to direct sunlight.


The use of cleaning CDs can lead to mechanical damage to the
drive.
Tips on handling navigation DVDsTo ensure p erfect, high-quality navigatio n DVD playb ack, only clean
navigation DVDs should be used. In addition, observe the following:Do not use a damaged navigation DVD
You should not use a scratched or damaged navigation DVD. To
avoid damage, never expose the navigation DVD to direct sunlight.
Always keep the navigation DVD in a suitable jewel case (e.g. CD
case).
Do not attach labels
Do not attach labels to the navigation DVD. Attaching labels can
cause an imbalance. If the labels are exposed to heat, they can
become detached and cause damage to the navigation DVD drive.
Do not use protective rings
Co mm e r c i a ll y a v a i l a b l e p ro t e c t i v e r i n g s m u s t n o t b e us e d . Th e y c a n
jam in the navigation DVD drive and damage the drive mechanism.
Cleaning the navigation DVD
Use only a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the navigation DVD. Wipe the
DVD in a straight line from the center outwards. Heavy soiling can
be removed with a commercial CD cleaner or isopropyl alcohol.
Please never use fluids such as gasoline, paint thinner or vinyl
record cleaner or the surface of the DVD could be damaged!
Note


Never place an adhesive label on your Navigation DVD.


To a v o id d a ma g e to t h e DV D d ri v e , n e v e r us e a CD p ro t e c t i v e fi l m
or stabilizer (available in stores as a CD accessory).


Always keep the navigation DVD in a suitable jewel case (e.g. CD
case) to protect it from dirt, dust particles, scratches and other
damage.


Never expose the navigation DVD to direct sunlight.


The use of cleaning CDs can lead to mechanical damage to the
drive.
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