2015 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG speed setting

Function key: Effect

Complete : Detailed driving recommendations with lane recommen-
dation and additional information.

Compact : Some additional navigation recommendations and infor-
mation are left out.
Off : No spoken navigation recommendations.
Time display : Display  during route guidance.

Arrival time : The estimated time of arrival at the destination is dis-
played.

Driving time : The estimated driving time until reaching the destina-
tion is displayed.
Map icons : Select icons for display on the map
= Speed limit display : The speed stored in the navigation data for the
road you are currently travelling on is displayed on the map. The actual
speed limit may differ from this display.
Advanced navigation settings : Allows settings for demo mode.
SIRIUS traffic ID : The Sirius traffic ID and the Internet address and the
telephone number of the Sirius activation hotline are displayed in the pop-
up window
Instrument cluster guidance : Visual navigation recommendations for guid-
ance in the instrument cluster
Arrow view : Travel direction arrows show the direction of travel and
the distance to the next turn-off point.
Street view : Road and route view corresponding with the map dis-
play in the Infotainment System.

You can save telephone numbers in the telephone control from calls that have been missed, dialed or received in the vehicle. Depending on the mobile phone model, call lists stored on the mobile phone could also be displayed.
x In the PHONE main menu, press the Call lists function key.
x Open a call list by pressing it in the pop-up window.

Function key: Effect
Missed calls : Missed calls.
Dialed Numbers : Dialed telephone numbers.
Received calls : Received calls.

Incoming calls rejected with the ^ function key are stored in the call list of received calls33.
If a telephone number is stored in the telephone directory, the stored name is displayed instead of the telephone number.
x Press a telephone number or a name on the screen to dial it.
x Press the H function key to edit the telephone number or use it further.
Call lists are always specific to a user profile
Storing telephone numbers to speed dial buttons

Fig. 238 Speed dial settings menu: Assignment of speed dial buttons.
33 Depending on the mobile phone.

Function key: Effect
Telephone ID38: Display of IMEI (telephone ID, serial number). If a mobile
phone is paired via Bluetooth rSAP or a SIM card is inserted in the SIM
card reader, the telephone ID of the telephone control will be displayed. If
a mobile phone is paired via Bluetooth HFP, the telephone ID of the mo-
bile phone is displayed ⇒  Bluetooth profiles.
Call options : Function settings for telephone calls that are made via the
telephone control
SIM PIN settings38: Setting for use of the SIM PIN for the connection with
a mobile phone.
Speed dial buttons : Set the telephone numbers for the speed dial buttons
SMS settings38: Setting for receiving and sending SMS from the vehicle.
Call forwarding38: Setting for forwarding incoming calls.
Automatic network selection38: Available mobile phone networks are dis-
played and can be selected. Logging on may not be possible due to re-
strictions for the SIM card being used. If the user profile is changed, the
setting is reset to automatic if necessary.
Switch off telephone38: Switch the telephone control on or off.

Call options

WARNING
Moving the selector lever to the wrong position can cause loss of vehicle control, a collision, and serious personal injury.
x Never accelerate when moving the selector lever.
x When the engine is running and a drive position is engaged, the vehicle will start to move as soon as the brake pedal is released.
x Never shift into Reverse or Park when the vehicle is moving.
WARNING
Unintended vehicle movement can cause serious personal injury.
x Never get out of the driver's seat while the engine is running, especially when the trans-mission is in a drive gear. If you must leave your vehicle while the engine is running, always set the electronic parking brake and shift the transmission into Park (P).
x Never leave the vehicle in Neutral (N). It will roll down hills, whether the engine is running or not.
x When the engine is running and a drive gear - Drive (D), Sport Drive (S), or Reverse (R) - has been selected, press and hold the brake pedal to keep the vehicle from moving. The ve-hicle may “creep” and move forward or backward even if the engine is idling slowly.
x Never shift into Reverse (R) or Park (P) when the vehicle is moving.
NOTICE
Even though the transmission is in Park (P), the vehicle may move a couple of inches (a few centimeters) forwards or backwards if you take your foot off the brake pedal after stopping the vehicle without first setting the electronic parking brake.
If the selector lever is moved into Neutral (N) by mistake when the vehicle is moving, take your foot off the accelerator pedal. Wait until the engine speed has dropped to idle speed before moving the selector lever into a drive gear.
Leaving the selector lever for a long period of time in any position other than Park (P) when the ignition is switched off can drain the vehicle battery.

There are 2 radar sensors next to the fog lights on the vehicle front (3). These can detect moving vehicles up to 590 ft (180 m) in front of your vehicle.
The areas of the sensors (2) and (3) and the camera (1) must not be spray painted on or covered by stickers or other objects, since this can lead to a malfunction of the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and the Front Assist system.
NOTICE
If you notice that Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) or Front Assist doesn't work properly or the sensors are damaged, switch off ACC immediately.
x Go see an authorized Volkswagen dealer or Volkswagen Service Facility for assistance and have the ACC system checked.
x The sensors can be damaged or become misaligned in low speed impacts and parking maneuvers. Damaged or misaligned sensors can cause ACC or Front Assist to malfunction.
x To help make sure that the system works properly, always keep the sensors clean, free of snow and ice; do not cover the sensors with stickers or other objects.
x When cleaning the sensors with power washers or steam cleaners, only spray the sensors directly for a very short time, and always keep the washer nozzle at least 4 inches (10 cm) from the sensors.
x For Declaration of Compliance to United States FCC and Industry Canada regulations
Always keep the area of the Front Assist camera clear of ice and snow.
Switching ACC on and off

Fig. 272 On the steering wheel column: Lever for Adaptive Cruise Control.

Fig. 273 Lever for Adaptive Cruise Control: Setting the distance (time intervals)

By depressing the gas pedal while the vehicle is standing still and ACC is active, the vehicle will ac-celerate. Once you take your foot off the pedal, ACC will automatically resume the stored speed and regulate the set distance.
ACC will not automatically accelerate if the vehicle ahead accelerates.
Distance (time interval) to the vehicle ahead and driving profiles
The distance the ACC maintains to the vehicle traveling ahead is determined by time intervals. A time distance to the vehicle traveling ahead is maintained. This results in a speed-dependent distance. The
higher the speed, the larger the distance in feet/meters ⇒ .
The distance can be set at 4 different levels:

Distance Time distance at 65 mph
(105 km/h)
Very small about 1,0 Seconds
Small about 1,3 Seconds
Medium about 1,8 Seconds
Large about 2,5 Seconds

Besides changing the time distance, the acceleration characteristics can be changed, by choosing on of the following driving profiles:
x Comfort
x Normal
x Sport
The distance intervals can be set by pushing the slider switch on the lever ⇒ fig. 273. The driving profile can only be set in the infotainment system .
Always select a greater following distance to the vehicle ahead on wet roads than on dry roads.
Setting the distance and selecting a driving profile
In order to show the currently selected distance in the instrument cluster display, briefly tap the sliding
switch on the lever ⇒ fig. 273.
Setting the distance with the sliding switch on the lever ⇒ fig. 273:

In order to: You must ⇒ fig. 273: Result:
Increase the
distance by one
level
Briefly push the sliding switch
to the right (+).
The distance is in-
creased by 1 level.

Lane Assist settings in the infotainment system
You can change some Lane Assist settings in the infotainment system
x Switch on the ignition.
x Push the infotainment button CAR.
x Tap on the Assistants button in the display.
x Select Front LaneAssist.

Function key
Warning time setting : After touching the Warning time setting or z func-
tion key, you can choose between early, medium and late.
Steering wheel vibration : After touching the Steering wheel vibration or z
function key, you can choose between low, medium and strong.

Setting the warning time

Menu option Meaning
Early The system has a low tolerance level and warns
you early if you come too close to a side marking.
Medium Original setting.
Late The system has a high tolerance level and warns
you late if you come too close to a side marking.

The warning time setting defines the distance from your vehicle to the side markings. An early warning time means that the distance to the side markings has to be high in order for Lane Assist not to trigger a warning.
The time of the warning is also dependent on the approach angle to the side marking and the driving speed. If, for example, you approach a road marking at a steeper angle, the steering wheel will start vibrating at a greater distance.
Setting the vibration level of the steering wheel

Menu option Meaning
Low Light vibration of the steering wheel.

Function key: Actions
Automatic activation of mini-OPS : If the check box in the function key is
checked =, the small screen OPS display is automatically switched on
when you slowly approach an obstacle. To switch off this feature, tap Au-
tomatic activation of mini-OPS . After deactivation, there will not be any
warning when you approach an obstacle.
Reset settings : Resets all settings to the factory settings.

When towing a trailer
On vehicles with a factory-installed trailer hitch and an electrically connected trailer, a corresponding graphic is displayed on the screen. Distance values behind the vehicles will not be displayed.
Muting the Park Distance Control volume
You can mute the PDC beeping signals by tapping the  function key on the Radio or Navigation system screen. Tap the function key again to reactivate the acoustic signals.
Muting is cancelled by switching Park Distance Control back on after it was switched off. The warning messages cannot be switched off.
If the display has been switched off manually and PDC remains active, the mute setting is also can-celled.
Switching Park Distance Control back on after it was switched off reactivates the volume. System malfunction warning signals cannot be switched off.
WARNING
Never rely completely on the OPS for information about people and objects that might be in the way of the vehicle and could be struck by the vehicle causing serious personal injury.
x The OPS sensors have blind spots where they cannot detect persons or objects.
x Never pay so much attention to the OPS and the graphics shown on the screen that you fail to notice what is going on around you.
x Always watch for people, especially small children and animals, because the sensors may not always be able to detect them.
NOTICE
Automatic activation of OPS when approaching an obstacle works only when your speed falls below a threshold of about 5 - 10 mph (10 - 15 km/h). If you then close the display, you must either switch the ignition off and back on or exceed the speed threshold and then reduce speed to under the threshold a second time in order for it to activate automatically again.
Volkswagen recommends practice parking with Park Distance Control and the Optical Parking System on a parking lot or other place where there is little traffic to get used to how the system works.