2021 AUDI A7 interior lights

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Warm and cold

— Starting or stopping the vehicle will not
switch off the auxiliary climate control auto-
matically.
Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary climate control
Applies to: MMI: Select on the home screen: VE-
HICLE > Air conditioning > F.
Immediate start
You can immediately switch the auxiliary climate
control on and off using the — button. When this
function is switched on, a colored bar lights up
over the button and the remaining time is dis-
played.
The auxiliary climate control will run for a maxi-
mum of 30 minutes after the immediate start.
When charging with sufficient charging power,
the auxiliary climate control can run for up to 60
minutes.
Timer programming
You can set up and activate up to two timers for
the departure time.
> Select one timer.
> Set the date and press Next.
> Set the time (departure time) and press OK.
The timer will be activated automatically once
itis set.
> Set the second timer, if necessary.
By setting the departure time, you determine
when your vehicle should reach the desired tem-
perature. The departure time can be a maximum
of six days in the future. The auxiliary climate
control will continue to run approximately ten
minutes after the departure time is reached.
After switching off the ignition
Information about the active timer(s) will appear
on the upper display after switching off the igni-
tion. You can start the set climate control set-
tings immediately with the F button, or go to the
auxiliary climate control menu with the > button.
@) Tips
— Make sure the time and date match in the
system settings so that the timer can func-
tion correctly > page 249.
— The auxiliary climate control can also be
switched on and off immediately when a
timer is set.
— You can operate the climate control in the
vehicle interior when the high-voltage bat-
tery is charging using the charging timer
= page 124. The climate control output de-
pends on the power supply capacity.
Additional settings
Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary climate control
> Applies to MMI: Select on the home screen: VE-
HICLE > Air conditioning > F >.
Start A/C after unlocking
If this function is activated, the climate control
will continue to run for five minutes after the ve-
hicle has been unlocked.
Comfort aux. A/C
Applies to: vehicles with comfort auxiliary climate control
You can set if the steering wheel heating* and
seat heating* or seat ventilation* should also be
automatically activated with auxiliary climate
control. You can select the respective zones.
Window and mirror heating*
Applies to: vehicles with comfort auxiliary climate control
You can set if the rear window and mirrors should
also be heated during auxiliary climate control.
Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary climate control
2— There is a malfunction in the auxiliary air
conditioning.
If this message appears, there is a system mal-
function. Drive immediately to an authorized
Audi dealer or authorized Audi Service Facility to
have the malfunction repaired.
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Assist systems

Assist systems
General information
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ZA WARNING
— As the driver, you are always completely re-
sponsible for all driving tasks. The assist
systems cannot replace the driver's atten-
tion. Give your full attention to driving the
vehicle, and be ready to intervene in the
traffic situation at all times.
— Activate the assist systems only if the sur-
rounding conditions permit it. Always adapt
your driving style to the current visual,
weather, road, and traffic conditions.
— Loose objects can be thrown around the ve-
hicle interior during sudden driving or brak-
ing maneuvers, which increases the risk of
an accident. Store objects securely while
driving.
— For the assist systems to be able to react
correctly, the function of the sensors and
cameras must not be restricted. Note the in-
formation on sensors and cameras
=> page 139.

@ Tips
— Pay attention to applicable local regulations
relating to driving tasks, leaving space for
emergency vehicles, vehicle distance, speed,
parking location, wheel placement, etc. The
driver is always responsible for following
the laws that are applicable in the location
where the vehicle is being operated.
— You can cancel a steering or braking inter-
vention by the system, by braking or accel-
erating noticeably, steering, or deactivating
the respective assist system.
— Always check the assist systems settings be-
fore driving. The settings could have been
changed, for example by other drivers or by
using another user.
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System limitations
ZA\ WARNING
—The use of an assist system cannot over-
come the natural laws of physics. A collision
cannot be prevented in certain circumstan-
ces.
— Warnings, messages, or indicator lights may
not be displayed or initiated on time or cor-
rectly, for example, if vehicles are approach-
ing very fast.
— Corrective interventions by the assist sys-
tems, such as steering or braking interven-
tions, may not be sufficient or they may not
occur. Always be ready to intervene.
G) Tips
— Due to the system limitations when detect-
ing the surrounding area, the systems may
warn or intervene unexpectedly or too late
in certain situations. The assist systems may
also interpret a driving maneuver incorrectly
and then warn the driver unexpectedly.
— The systems may not function as expected
in unusual driving situations, such as driving
offroad, on unpaved roads, on loose ground,
on inclines, or on grooves in the road.



— The systems may not function correctly in
unclear traffic situations, such as turning
lanes, exit ramps, construction zones, rises
or dips that obstruct visibility, intersections,
toll stations, or city traffic.
— The detection of the surrounding area can
be limited, for example by vehicles driving
ahead or by rain, snow, heavy spray, or light
shining into the camera.
— The steering wheel touch recognition may
be limited when you wear gloves. Steering
intervention requests from the steering as-
sist systems may occur more frequently.
— If accessories have been mounted on the
steering wheel, the steering assist systems
may
be limited. The frequency of steering
intervention requests from the steering as-
sist systems may vary as well.

Index


GVWR
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Rating (GVWR) @ sews ¢ « weae a ¢ eaves x s aoe 332
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HandStre@’s « scces ss cecan & saree = ¢ See sf 198
Hands Free Profile..................005 198
Head-up display
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Adjusting the brightness................ 57
Operating .... 6... cece eee eee eee 28
Headlight range control............-...0- 52
Headlights
Cleaning... .... eee eee eee eee 299
Headlight range control................ 52
Washersystems: « scsi «wen © 6 evainin © 6 woaee 59
Washer system (filling washer fluid) ..... 272
Head restraints
ACjUStiNG rss » 5 ame ¢ 9 seuR ta eR x ROE aE 67
Removing and installing................ 67
Heated rear window...........0seceeeeuee 89
Heated steering wheel........... 000.0008 90
H@atiiGicias + < sate 3 & sees + 2 ees te eR SBS 87
HFP
refer to Hands Free Profile............. 197
High-voltage battery................... 119
Audi e-tron compact charging system.... 128
Charging........... eee eee ee eee 119,122
Charging display on the vehicle......... 123
Charging equipment................0- 126
Charging methods.................... 119
Charging ports on the vehicle........... 119
Charging timers . ¢ evi ss eve sv oxen 2 ve 120
Connecting the charging cable.......... 122
Messages while driving
Not running for long periods of time..... 121.
Opening the charging port door......... 122
Quick charging....................00. 119
Setting the timer’: « e.as ss sees ae eens es 124
Transporting charging equipment....... 127
High-voltage system............--000-- 119
High beams
High beam assistant.................4. 53
HighwayiliQhts.. « anor » suensus te « vomces a + aorewe i 6 52
Hill descenticontrrolis: « swans < v coves w ovarme a 0 109
Hill Hold iassist s seesiie oo sccm o susan av wenen wes 95
338
Home
refer to Home address...........-.04. 222
Home address..........2..00 eee eee eee 222
HomeLink
refer to Garage door opener............. 49
Home screen... 1.2.0... eee eee eee eee 20
HOM... eee 6
Hotspot
refer to Wi-Fi... 6.2... cece eee eee ee 211
I
Ignition
Switching on and off..............20005 93
Imbalance (wheels) .........00.0ees e008 283
Immobilizer
refer to Electronic immobilizer........... 40
Indicator lights’: » sce: : eens ss eee se eee ee 7
Inspection interval..............000000. 273
Instrument cluster.............0.-00 eee 12
Adjusting the layout................... 14
Cleaning iis « 6 scree oo comme 2 wonaes wo ween ao 301
Engine code........... ee cee eee ee eee 252
FaillP@iss = = sees se ees ¥ eee Ge BOERS ee 12
On-board computer ...........+-0e0e eee 17
Operating............... 0.0 e eee eee 13
Service interval display................ 273
Software information...........-.0005 252
Switching tabs.......... 0... e eee eee 13
Switching the view.............-.-0000 ee 14
Vehicle FUNCTIONS . wii ie cares bo orn sw ae 17
Version information.................. 252
Instrument illumination................- 57
Integrated assistance................0-. 21.
Integrated Toll Module................. 149
Intelligent search
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Interference-Causing Equipment Standard
(ICES)... eee eee 330
TARERIOF LIGHT. . » ccesvie © masons © acasem es 56, 57
Interior: Monitoring. . = wes «6 wees oo wen © 39
Intermittent mode (windshield wipers) ..... 59
International travel.................00. 212
Internet
refer toconnect.......... cece eee ee eee 208
Internet radio
refer
to Online radio.............. 232, 233