2014 AUDI TT COUPE radio

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dialogue system
Radio
Applies to vehicles: with speech dialogue system
Important: The Radio menu must already have
been called up, regardless of the menu you are
currently in.
Function Say:
Selecting a waveband FM
and DAB* / DAB* / FM / AM
Tuning to a station from the station
Station (XV) / Ensemble (XV)a) I Last stations
list
Selecting a station from the favour-
Radio favourites > Line (XV)
ites
Setting the frequency
Frequency (XV)
Receiving traffic news stations and
Traffic announcements on/ Traffic announcements off
switching traffic announcements
on/off
Correcting an entry
No, I meant (XV)
Closing the full list of commands
Close
a) Applies to the DAB* waveband
Media
Applies to vehicles: with speech dialogue system
Important: A medium must already have been
called up, regardless of the menu you are cur­
rently in.
Function Say:
Selecting a source directly Jukebox*/ CD/ DVD/ SD card 1 / SD card 2 / Audi music inter-
face* I iPod* / USB* / Bluetooth* / Wi-Fi* / Medium (XV), e.g.
"Rachel's player"
Selecting audio/video* files from Media favourites / Artists /Albums / Genres / Tracks / Play-
the jukebox*
lists / Videos
Selecting audio/video* files from an Artists/ Albums/ Genres / Tracks / Playlists /Videos / Com-
iPod (source: Audi music interface*)
posers I Podcasts / Audiobooks
Navigating in a structure of folders/ Folder
up/ Line (XV)
list
Selecting random playback
Switch on random playback/ Switch off random playback
Correcting an entry
No, I meant (XV)
Closing the full list of commands
Close
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out if your mobile phone supports this func­
tion by asking your mobile network provider, con­
sulting the operating manual of your mobile
phone or visiting www.audi.com/bluetooth.
@ Note
Radio/media playback is muted when you
make or receive phone calls.
During a telephone call
Applies to vehicles: with telephone
Important: A call must be in progress.
.,. Press
the right control button.
The following options may be available during a
call depending on the mobile phone being used
and the type of connection:
- To make a further call: Select Find contact >
Call list/Directory/Favourites > entry in List.
- To answer a further call when you are talking
on the phone and have another call on hold:
Select Replace. The current call will be replaced
by the incoming call.
Other functions are:
Switch microphone off: If you select and confirm
this option, the caller will no longer be able to
hear you; you will still be able to hear the caller.
Hold/Resume: You can put a call on hold and re­
trieve it later from the hold queue. Select and
confirm a call to resume it.
Transfer to mobile/Retrieve call*: By selecting
Transfer to mobile, you can transfer your current
call from the MMI to your mobile phone. Select­
ing Retrieve call transfers the call from your mo­
bile phone back to the MMI.
Switch: You can switch between two phone calls
(one of them will be on hold at any given time).
Select End call to end whichever call is active.
The call on hold will remain in the hold queue
and can be continued by pressing the right con­
trol button > Resume.
Merge to conference: Up to five callers and one
caller on hold can be added to a conference (de­
pending on the network service). To set up a fur- Telephone
ther call, place all the members of an existing
conference on hold by pressing the right control
button > Hold. Press the left control button. Se­
lect and confirm Call list/Directory/Favourites >
entry in List. You can add the contact you have
called to the conference using the right control
button > Merge to conference. Select Resume to
retrieve all participants in an existing conference
from the hold queue.
Connection manager: ¢ page 187, Connection
manager.
Telephone settings: ¢ page 134, Telephone set­
tings .
@ Note
- If you are using the handsfree profile
(Handsfree), the option Call waiting must
be activated on your mobile phone for you
to be made aware of incoming calls during a
conversation.
- For further information, contact your mo­
bile network service provider or refer to the
operating instructions for your mobile
phone.
- The display for the incoming call may re­
main visible for several seconds afterwards;
this depends on the type of mobile phone
you are using. Should you use the function
Replace or Ignore, it is possible that the
current call will be ended.
Favourites
Applies to vehicles: with telephone
In addition to the mailbox number, you can store
up to 50 contacts in the List of favourites, in any
order. .,. Sele
ct:
!TEL! button > left control button.
To store an existing telephone number as a fa­
vourite: Select and confirm Call list/Directory.
Select and confirm a contact in the list and
choose a telephone number. Select: right control
button > Store as favourite. Enter a name for the
favourite or accept the suggestion. Select and
confirm Store.
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this text message*
You can delete a text message you have selected.
Text message settings*
The number of the text message centre of your
mobile network service provider is displayed. If
no number has been stored, you can enter the
number of the text message centre. For more in­
formation, contact your service provider.
Connection manager
Refer to¢ page 187, Connection manager.
Wi-Fi settings
Refer to r:::> page 143, Wi-Fi hotspot.
Telephone settings
Refer tor:::> page 134, Telephone settings.
i Note
Messages deleted using the MMI are also au­
tomatically deleted on the mobile phone.
Listening to voicemail
messages
Applies to vehicles: with telephone � Sele
ct: !TEL! button > Left control button. Select
and confirm Call list/Directory/Favourites >
Mailbox.
-To enter the mailbox number: Enter the num­
ber desired. Select and confirm OK.
- To dial the mailbox number: Select and con­
firm Mailbox.
CD} Note
- This service must be set up and activated on
your mobile network before you can use it.
For more information, contact your service
provider.
- The mailbox number depends on your serv­
ice provider. Telephone
Emergency call functions
Applies to vehicles: with telephone
� Sele
ct: !TEL! button > Left control button > En­
ter number > enter emergency number (e.g.
112) > OK.
A WARNING
- Since your telephone operates via radio
waves, a connection cannot be guaranteed
under all circu mstances. Do not rely solely
on your telephone when a vital communica­
tion (e.g. medical emergency) is involved.
- Alw ays follow the directions of the emer­
gency operators when making an emergency
call and do not end the call before you are
requested to do so.
((1) Note
Emergency numbers are not the same for all
countries. Please make sure that you know
the emergency number for the country you
are in.
Directory Calling up the directory
Applies to vehicles: with telephone
After a mobile phone has been connected suc­
cessfully, the contacts from the mobile phone
are automatically imported into the directory of
the MMI system.
� Selec t: !TEL! button > Left control button > Di­
rectory.
- To select a contact: Select and confirm a con­
tact in the directory . The telephone numbers
for the contact you have selected will appear.
Select and confirm a phone number to start the
call.
- To search for a contact: Push the rotary push­
button upwards. Enter the initials of the con­
tact you are Looking for individually, separating
them with a space. If necessary, enter further
letters to narrow the search.
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in your vehicle. You can then check
whether a new version is available at
www.audi.com/myaudi. You can also have
the new navigation data installed by an Audi
dealer (carries additional charges).
- For more information on the myAudi spe­
cial destinations and the navigation map
update service, please see the Operating
Manual for Audi connect at www.audi.com/
myaudi.
Audi connect services for the telephone
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect
The following Audi connect services are currently
available:
- Creating contacts on your PC via your myAudi
account and loading the contacts into the direc­
tory of your MMI system ¢page 133.
Audi connect services in the media menu
Applies to vehicles: with Wi-Fi audio player and Audi connect
- Wi-Fi audio player: To access the media centre
of your player (e.g. smartphone) connected via
Wi-Fi ¢page 172. Additionally, you can use
the Audi MMI connect app to access Internet
radio programmes*.
- Online media: With assistance from the Audi
MMI connect app, this function allows you to
access and operate various online media serv­
ices using the MMI.
@ Note
Please contact an Audi dealer for more infor­
mation on Wi-Fi audio players and for a list of
supported devices.
Further options
Applies to vehicles: with Audi connect
.,. Select: I MENU I button > Audi connect > right
control button.
The following options are available to you in the
overview of the Audi connect services:
- Login: ¢ page 140
- Connection manager: ¢page 187 Audi
connect
- Licence periods: The validity and the time re­
maining on your licences is displayed. If the Li­
cence expiry warning function is switched on, a
message will be displayed before the licence ex­
pires.
Wi-Fi hotspot
Applies to vehicles: with Wi-Fi hotspot
You can use your MMI system as a Wi-Fi hotspot
for connecting to the Internet on up to eight Wi­
Fi devices. Small, light Wi-Fi devices that are not
permanently attached to the vehicle must only
be operated from the rear seats while the vehicle
is moving.
Impor tant: The ignition must be switched on.
.,. Select: !TEL!
button > right control button Con-
nection manager.
.,. Select:
right control button > Wi-Fi settings.
You can access the following settings in the Wi-Fi
settings menu:
Wi-Fi mode
The Wi-Fi hotspot is deactivated when the vehicle
leaves the factory. Set the Wi-Fi hotspot to hot­
spot before establishing a connection between
your vehicle and your Wi-Fi device.
- hotspot: The MMI's Wi-Fi hotspot is active and
visible to other devices. It is possible to connect
to new Wi-Fi devices.
- hotspot and client: The MMI's Wi-Fi hotspot is
active. An Internet connection to a personal
Wi-Fi hotspot (e.g. smartphone) can be estab­
lished. You can search for your personal hot­
spot and connect to the MMI using Network
search ¢page 144 ¢page 139.
- off: The MMI system's Wi-Fi hotspot is deacti­
vated. It will not be possible to establish an In­
ternet connection .
Hotspot settings
The Wi-Fi connection between your vehicle and
the Wi-Fi device (laptop or mobile phone) is en­
crypted. Before a connection can be established,
you must enter the following values/settings
when setting up your Wi-Fi device (these values
can be edited as required):
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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.
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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.
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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
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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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