2021 AUDI A8 display

Touch displays

Accepting suggested words or selecting
entries from the results list
> To accept a suggested word (2) or select an en-
try from the results list @), press on it.
> To display more content in the results list, drag
your finger upward or downward on the screen.
Setting the input language or keyboard
layout
> Applies to MMI: Select on the home screen:
SETTINGS > Language & keyboard > Keyboard.
> To define additional input languages, press the
© button.
> To change the keyboard layout for an input lan-
guage, press >. For example, you can select be-
tween QWERTZ and QWERTY.
Rear Seat Remote
Introduction
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote
With Rear Seat Remote, you can control conven-
ience and Infotainment system functions in the
rear of the vehicle, such as the climate control
system or the media playback in the vehicle.

ZA\ WARNING
— As the driver, do not allow usage of the Rear
Seat Remote to distract you from driving, as
this could increase the risk of an accident.
For example, do not reach behind you while
driving to operate the Rear Seat Remote.
— The Rear Seat Remote can only be operated
when the vehicle is stationary or when the
remote is securely positioned in the desig-
nated holder in the vehicle. Like all loose ob-
jects, it could be thrown through the vehicle
and
cause serious injuries in a collision. If
the Rear Seat Remote is not in the designat-
ed holder, it must always be securely stowed
while driving.
— Do not use any wireless devices on the front
seats within range of the airbags while driv-
ing. Also read the warnings in the chapter
> page 84.
— The Rear Seat Remote can become hot while
charging. Pay attention to the housing and
display temperature, and be careful when

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removing the Rear Seat Remote from the
holder.
— There are magnets located on the back of
the Rear Seat Remote and in the designated
holder. For people with pacemakers, the
electromagnetic radiation may impair pace-
maker function. Always maintain a mini-
mum distance of approximately 6 inches (15
cm) from the magnets.

@) Note
— Always follow the information found in 9®
in General information on page 222.
— Protect the Rear Seat Remote against pro-
longed exposure to direct sunlight.
— Extremely high or low temperatures that
can occur inside vehicles can damage the
Rear Seat Remote and/or impair the device
performance. Never leave your Rear Seat
Remote in the vehicle in extremely high or
low temperatures.
— Protect the Rear Seat Remote from coming
into contact with any fluids.
G) Tips
— Please note that the Rear Seat Remote can
be used only when the ignition is switched
on and within range of your vehicle's active
Wi-Fi hotspot.
— Please note that a Wi-Fi connection does
not automatically make it possible to use
the Internet. For additional information,
see the chapter > page 222.
— When playing online media sources, there
may be longer loading times or restrictions
on media playback, depending on the Inter-
net connection or the Wi-Fi usage (for ex-
ample, if there is intensive usage by multi-
ple devices on the hotspot).
— Signals from Bluetooth devices and Wi-Fi
hotspots within range of the vehicle may
impair the vehicle Wi-Fi services. If multiple
Bluetooth devices and Wi-Fi hotspots are
within range of the vehicle, it may cause re-
duced data transfer rates, connection inter-
ruptions, or limitations when streaming me-
dia.

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— The system complies with United States FCC
regulations and ISED regulations
=> page 341.
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote
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Fig. 18 Rear Seat Remote: overview
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@ Microphone
@ Volume button (decrease/mute)
@®) Volume button (increase)
@ Speaker
©) Display
Using the holder

Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote

[RAH-9144)

Fig. 19 Rear center armrest/full-length center console:
Rear Seat Remote holder

Depending on the equipment, the Rear Seat Re-
mote may be located in the rear center armrest
or on the full-length center console.
Removing the Rear Seat Remote
> To release the Rear Seat Remote, press the A
button @.
> Remove the Rear Seat Remote from the holder
using both hands > A\ in Introduction on
page 26.
Securing the Rear Seat Remote
> Hold the Rear Seat Remote in both hands so
that the volume buttons @) and @) > page 27,
fig. 18 face upward.
> Carefully press the Rear Seat Remote toward
the holder until the Rear Seat Remote locks in-
to place.
Charging the battery
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote
Requirement: the ignition must be switched on.
> To charge the battery, secure the Rear Seat Re-
mote in the holder > page 27. The battery will
charge automatically.
G) Note
The Rear Seat Remote battery is permanently
installed and may only be replaced by an au-
thorized Audi dealer or authorized Audi Serv-
ice Facility. If the battery replacement is not
done correctly, it may cause malfunctions and
increase the risk of damaging the Rear Seat
Remote.
@) Tips
— Batteries have a limited service life. If the
operating time decreases significantly, the
battery should be replaced. Contact an au-
thorized Audi dealer or authorized Audi
Service Facility if you need a new battery.
— The Rear Seat Remote is equipped with an
intelligent battery management system to
provide a long battery service life. There-
fore, the battery may not be charged to its
full capacity, especially when temperatures
are high or low.
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Touch displays
Menus and symbols
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote



RAX-0092
RADIO fA MEDIA SOUND | (7)



Fig. 20 Display: home screen (left) and submenu (right)

Symbol/Description Description

Select and open applications. Depending on the equipment, you
Applications may be able to use the following applications: SEATS, LIGHTS, ME-
DIA, RADIO, PHONE, DEVICES, SOUND, SETTINGS, TIPS
Set and operate the climate control system for the rear section
=> page 100

Climate control system

Use your finger to drag downward from the top of the screen to
=) Quick access open the quick access area. You can adjust the volume or open tele-
phone functions during a phone call > page 214.

(Home screen Go to the home screen
a Back Go one step back


Adjusting the volume, opening telephone functions during a phone
Media playback gall: noge 214

Side selection in vehicle
functions
Connecting to the MMI G) Tips
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote
Switching between different seats > page 75 Q/e
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The Rear Seat Remote remains connected to
To use the Rear Seat Remote, you must connect it the MMI if you remove the remote from the
to the MMI. holder.
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote
Requirement: the ignition must be switched on.
> Secure the Rear Seat Remote in the designated
holder > page 27. The Rear Seat Remote will
automatically connect to the MMI. The Rear Seat Remote settings can be set in the
MMI, for example to restrict operation by chil-
dren.
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» Applies to MMI: Select on the home screen:
SETTINGS > Display & brightness > Operation
in rear.
Possible settings:
Block Rear Seat Remote with parental
control button
When the function is switched on and parental
control is activated > page 51, the Rear Seat
Remote is blocked.
Block rear A/C oper. with parental ctrl.
button
When the function is switched on and parental
control is activated, climate control operation us-
ing the Rear Seat Remote is blocked. You can con-
tinue to operate all other content with the Rear
Seat Remote.
Technical data
Applies to: vehicles with Rear Seat Remote

Rear Seat Remote

Display OLED, 5.7" screen, 1920 x 1680 pixels

Battery Lithium polymer (2700 mAh)

Dimensions (height x width x depth) 3.39 in x 6.38 in x 0.43 in (86 mm x 162 mmx
11mm)


Weight

0.58 lbs (261 g)

Screens in rear)
Introduction
Applies to: vehicles with screens in rear
Using screens in the rear, you can play multime-
dia content in the rear seats of your vehicle. The
screens are controlled either using the touch dis-
play or the applicable app on your mobile device,
depending on the context.

ZA WARNING
—As the driver, do not allow usage of the
screens in the rear to distract you from driv-
ing, as this could increase the risk of an acci-
dent. For example, do not reach behind you
while driving to operate the screens in the
rear.
— Children in rear-facing child safety seats in
the rear: remove the screens in the rear
from the backrests on the front seats to re-
duce the risk of injury. Read the instructions


in the chapter > page 88.


2) At the time this manual was printed, screens in the rear
were equipment in development. Your vehicle may not be
equipped with screens in the rear.

— The screens in the rear can only be operated
when the vehicle is stationary or when they
are securely positioned in the designated
holders in the vehicle. Like all loose objects,
they could be thrown through the vehicle
and cause serious injuries in a collision. If
the screens in the rear are not in the desig-
nated holders, they must always be securely
stowed while driving.
— Do not use any wireless devices on the front
seats within range of the airbags while driv-
ing. Also read the warnings in the chapter
> page 84.
CG) Note
— Read the information about Audi connect,
and be sure to note the connectivity costs
section >@ in General information on
page 222.

— Protect the screens in the rear from pro-
longed exposure to direct sunlight.
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Displaying content without the app
> To share content using screen mirroring, use
the function on your mobile device and select
the desired screen in the rear.
> To share content via HDMI, connect the play-
back device to the screen using the HDMI cable
and select HMI on the screen.
Audio playback
Sound can be played through the vehicle speak-
ers or in headphones. Wired and wireless head-
phones can be connected.
> To play sound through the vehicle speakers,
press &&.
> To use wired headphones, use the headphone
jack@®.
> To use wireless headphones, press } and select
the desired Bluetooth headphones.
Integrated Help
You can find more information and assistance in
the integrated Help content.
> Press the button @) 9 page 30, fig. 21.
> Press @ for integrated Help.

Using the holder
Applies to: vehicles with screens in rear


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Fig. 22 Rear side of driver's/front passenger's seat: remov-
ing the screen

RAZ-1086,

Fig. 23 Rear side of driver's/front passenger's seat: secur-
ing the screen in the holder
The screens in the rear are located on both the
driver's and front passenger’s seat backrests. The
screens are secured to the seat in a holder. You
can remove the screens from the holders.
Removing the screen
Requirement: there must not be any accessories
(such as headphones) connected to the screen.
> Hold the screen in both hands during the entire
process.
> Press the two buttons (@) > fig. 22 on the
screen holder at the same time.
> Slide the screen upward (2) out of the holder
> A\ in Introduction on page 29.
Securing the screen
Requirement: the two buttons @ © fig. 22 must
be in the retracted position.
> Hold the screen in both hands during the entire
process.
» Engage the screen at the contact strip @)
> fig. 23.
> Carefully press the screen into the retainer (@)
until you can hear and feel it lock into place.
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Touch displays

Tilting the holder
Applies to: vehicles with screens in rear
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Fig. 24 Rear side of driver's/front passenger's seat: angle
range of the holder


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Tilting the holder manually
Applies to: manually adjustable holders
> Hold the screen in both hands during the entire
process.
> Tilt that holder in the specified area @.
Tilting the holder using the power controls
Applies to: power adjustable holders
» Applies to: Rear Seat Remote: Select on the
home screen: SEATS > Seat settings and touch
the front passenger seat pictured on the
screen. Press the left or right arrows until the
desired position is reached.
@) Note
— Only secure factory-installed screens in the
holders. Securing other types of screens can
cause damage to the device and the vehicle.
—To reduce the risk of damage to the holder:
— Applies to manual adjustable holders: Tilt
the holder in the within the designated
range @) without pushing or pulling it
forcefully.
— Applies to power adjustable holders: only
adjust the angle of the holder with the
controls and not by hand.
Troubleshooting
Applies to: vehicles with screens in rear

If the functionality of a screen is limited, you can
try the following measures:
> Press and hold the On/Off button @)
=> page 30, fig. 21 for at least 10 seconds.
Technical data
Applies to: vehicles with screens in rear

Screens in the rear



Display TFT, 10.1-inch screen on the diagonal, 1920 x 1080 pixels
(full HD)
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.1

Earphone connection 1/8 in (3.5 mm) jack connector

USB USB C connection (USB 2.0)
HDMI HDMIIN connection

Additional transmitting options Screen mirroring
Media transmission within a Wi-Fi hotspot (media streaming)

Dimensions (height x width x depth)
x 25 mm)
7.41 inches x 11.19 inches x 1.00 inches (188 mm x 284 mm


Weight 2.242 lbs (1017 g)

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Head-up display

Head-up display
Description
Applies to: vehicles with head-up display
The head-up display projects certain warnings or
selected information from the assist systems on
the windshield. The display appears within the
driver's field of vision.
Switching on and off
The Y button is located in the function bar on
the lower display > page 21.
> To switch the head-up display on or off, press
and hold the Y button.
Settings in the Infotainment system
> Applies to MMI: Select on the home screen:
SETTINGS > Display & brightness > Head-up
display, or
> Press the Y button.
Possible settings:
— Display rotation
— Brightness
— Display height: you can adjust the height of the
display. Sit in the correct seating position
= page 70 and adjust the head-up display.
— Display contents: you can set which informa-
tion should be displayed. The display of certain
information and some of the red indicator
lights cannot be hidden.
@) Note
To reduce the risk of scratches on the glass
covering the head-up display, do not place any
objects in the projection opening.
@ Tips
— Sunglasses with polarization filters and un-
favorable lighting conditions can impair visi-
bility of the display.
— An optimal display depends on the seat po-
sition and the height adjustment of the
head-up display.
— A special windshield is needed for the head-
up display function.
— For information on cleaning, see > table In-
terior cleaning on page 312.
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