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Welcome
Your new A6 is equipped with many features designed to accentuate
your driving experience and create an environment that is refined,
elegant and supremely functional. This guide will assist you in better
understanding some of the features of your A6 and provide you with
the knowledge needed to enjoy your new Audi to its fullest.
When you see this symbol, you can
discover more with your smart phone
by texting the letter keys to the code
provided. A video tutorial will be sent
to further explain the topic.
Standard messaging and data rates charged by your phone
service provider will apply.

The MMI® system consists of the MMI® display screen and the
MMI® control panel. This panel is composed of a control knob,
control buttons and function buttons.
Pressing one of the six “function buttons” such as
“RADIO” or “NAV” (Navigation) displays that feature’s
options in each corner of the MMI® screen. For instance,
after pressing the “RADIO” function button, the four
corners of the MMI® screen read “Presets”, “Band”,
“Functions” and “Settings”.
To select one of these options, use one of the four corresponding
buttons, known as the “control buttons,” surrounding the “control
knob.” While operating the function options, you can return to a
previous screen by pressing the “BACK” button.
You can access sub-menus and lists by turning the control knob, which
scrolls through the listings on the MMI® screen. To make a selection,
simply press the control knob.
The MMI® Touch can be used to write letters and numbers or
access Preset Radio stations. To enter a space, drag your finger
from left to right. While in Navigation mode, after pressing
the control knob, the touch pad can be used to move along the
map in the desired direction.
Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
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MMI® Controls
Audio & Navigation
MMI® Controls

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Volume/Track Advance Buttons
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system off. The arrow buttons allow you to move through the
audio tracks and radio stations.
MMI® Controls
cont.
Steering Wheel Controls
In addition to the MMI® control
panel you can use the multifunction
steering wheel controls to display
specific MMI® features in the
Driver Information System. Simply
press the “ARROW” buttons to
display the MMI® modes. Press the
“MENU” button to display
submenu options for that mode.
The thumbwheel can be used to
scroll through the options. Press it
to make a selection.
The “TALK” button is used to
activate Voice Recognition.
The volume thumbwheel is
used to adjust the volume,
pressing it will mute audio.
Pressing the “iNAV” button
will repeat the last Navigation
announcement when
navigation is active.
The is used to access
a programmable stored
function.
MMI® Controls

You can set any mix of up to 50 Presets from FM, AM or Sirius options.
Setting Station Presets
1. Press the “RADIO” function
button multiple times to
toggle between FM, AM
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control knob until the
Presets screen shows
the Preset list.
2. Tune to the desired
station using the control
knob and pressing
to select.
3. Press and hold the desired
number on the touchpad
until you hear the tone that
the station has been stored.
MMI® Controls
cont.
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5. Scroll to the numbered list position
where you want to save your selection.
6. Press the center control knob again;
the station is saved to this position.
MMI® Controls

BLUETOOTH® Pairing MMI®
Initial Setup
3. Select Audi MMI® when it
appears on the phone’s
screen.
BLUETOOTH® pairing is a one-time procedure. Once paired via BLUETOOTH®, your phone will
automatically connect when you start your vehicle and your phone’s contacts automatically
synchronize, allowing you to retrieve contacts, and make and receive calls through the infotainment
system. For more information regarding phone compatibility visit audiusa.com/bluetooth.
To pair a phone:
1. Switch ignition to accessories mode.
2. Activate your phones BLUETOOTH® function
and set to Pairing or Search mode.
Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
See your phone’s owner manual for specific pairing instructions. Vehicle should be stationary with the parking brake engaged while performing this operation.
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4. The Audi MMI® system
will indicate a PIN number
is required and ask, Would
you like to connect? Use
the MMI® control knob to
select Yes.
5. Confirm the six-digit PIN
displayed matches the PIN
displayed on your phone,
and select Yes using the
control knob.
Note: Once paired, the BLUETOOTH® symbol appears in the MMI® screen along with network strength bars and it will be displayed whenever a paired phone is connected to the infotainment system.
6. Select Pair on your phone
to complete the pairing
process.
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Call By Name
Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
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Voice Recognition: MMI®
1. Press the “TALK” button.
A beep will sound.
2. Say, “Call” <Name from directory>
(e.g., “Call John Smith”).
3. To confirm the request, say “Yes”.
The number will be dialed.
Note: If multiple numbers are stored for a given contact, the
system will ask which number you wish to dial. When calling by
name using voice recognition, you must say the name as it is
stored in your phone book.
BLUETOOTH®
Pairing

Voice Recognition: MMI®
cont.
Name Tags
You may attach your own specific verbal Name Tags to stored Contacts, such as nicknames or other words that are not in the directory listing.
You may use any short verbal command.
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Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
3. Select contact’s name and press MMI®
control knob to open contact’s information.
2. From the telephone menu,
select Directory.
1. Press the “TEL” function button.
4. Press the “TALK” button. After the beep, say “Store Name”.
5. When prompted, say <name>. When prompted,
repeat <name>.
6. The system will confirm, “The name <name> has been stored.”
7. To call this contact, refer to call by name using voice
recognition instructions.
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read are listed on the last panel under
Voice Recognition.
BLUETOOTH®
Pairing

Audi connect® can provide you with Google Earth™, Google Voice™
Local Search, Wi-Fi Hotspot, Online Services (fuel prices, weather
information, travel information, news feeds) and myAudi
Destinations.
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Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
Audi connect®
Configuration:
Audi connect®
Initial Setup
Note: Vehicle should be stationary with the parking brake set before
performing these operations.
1. Ensure SIM card (provided by dealer) is
present in the SIM slot.
2. Press the “TEL” function button.
3. Press the “Settings” control button.
Audi connect®

4. Scroll to Connections and press
the control knob once to select. Wi-Fi Configuration
5. Select Data connection. 6. Then, select Set up
connection, scroll to
without request and select.
7. Press the “BACK” function
button and select Network
connection (Wi-Fi).
8. Ensure that Wi-Fi active is
On as notated by a check
mark.
Audi connect®
cont.
9. Scroll to Wi-Fi settings
and select.
10. Select Password and
enter a password at least
eight characters long and
select OK.
*Most devices use Encryption type
WPA2 as the default.
11. Select Apply settings to
save your password.
12. On your device, search for
Wi-Fi Networks select
the SSID and enter your
password to establish
a connection.
Note: You may connect up to eight wireless
devices at one time.
Always pay careful attention to the road, and do not drive while distracted. The features and technologies discussed are optional, may
require an additional subscription with separate terms and conditions, and should be used only when it is safe and appropriate.
The Wi-Fi hotspot feature is intended for passenger use only.
Audi connect® services are only available where there is mobile network coverage. You can obtain more information from your current service provider.
Audi connect®

Audi Navigation
Your MMI® Navigation system has extraordinary capabilities
to enhance your drive with user-definable views, routing
selections and more. Get started with setting destinations
and discover more as you become familiar with the interface.
Setting a Destination
1. Press the “NAV” function button.
2. Select the Destination control button.
To set a destination:
Navigation
Please drive safely. Enter destinations while vehicle is stationary away from traffic.
Always pay careful attention to the road, and do not drive while distracted.
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read,
are listed on the last panel under Navigation & Infotainment.
3. Select Address from the
Navigation Menu.
4. Select City/Zip code field
and enter information.
5. Continue by entering the
Street and House number.
6. When complete, select
Start route guidance.
Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
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Navigation

Audi Navigation
Destinations can also be chosen from Online Destinations, Points of Interest, or a list of
Favorites you create. You may also speak natural language commands using the Talk
button (See Voice Recognition.) Verbal destination commands can be given while in
any screen.
Setting a Destination (Voice Recognition)
To set a Destination with voice commands:
1. Press the “TALK” Button.
2. Say “Enter Address”(Other commands are available on screen.) See Owner’s Manual for complete list of commands.
3. After the beep, speak the address; for example “2024 Main St, Los Angeles, California”. The system will respond with repeating the address
for confirmation.
4. System will respond, “The list is being loaded,” it will repeat the address, and then ask if you would like to start route guidance; after the
beep say, “Yes” and guidance will begin.
Note: The MMI® will display the most frequently used voice commands while waiting for your response.
When pressing the “iNAV” button, the last navigation announcement will be repeated.
cont.
Google™ Local Search (Online Destinations):
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1. Press the “TALK” button.
2. Say “Search” or “Online
Destinations” followed by a keyword
such as “Search Coffee Shop”.
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read, are listed on the last panel
under Navigation & Infotainment.
Cellular connectivity is dependent on available cellular signal.
Do not text and drive. Message and data rates may apply.
*Google Voice™ Local Search requires Audi connect®, and may require an additional subscription with separate terms and conditions.
The features and technologies discussed are optional, and should be used only when it is safe and appropriate.
3. The system will respond with
“retrieving requested information”
and display a list.
4. Make your selection from the list
displayed by speaking the line
number. The system will confirm
your selection.
5. Say “Start route guidance” to start
the navigation to your destination.
Navigation

Your Climate Control System will maintain the
cabin temperature to your selected temperature.
This will automatically regulate the temperature,
fan speed and airflow. Once activated, there is
no need to alter the settings.
When “AUTO” is selected, “AC” will come on
automatically to condition the air.
Note: AC is used to dehumidify the air.
Note: Images and instruction reflect 3Zone Automatic Climate Control System.
AUTO Setting
Automatic Climate Control
Dual Controls
Temperature and airflow can be operated independently
for each side of the cabin. The airflow selector directs
air to the floor, panel or defrost vents, or a combination.
The MMI® display will indicate the best fan speed for the
chosen temperature.
Automatic
Climate Control

Fan speed is the same for both zones. Fan speed can be adjusted by turning the “FAN” Control knob.
Fan Speed
The recirculation function prevents outside air and odors from entering the cabin. It may also be used in
conjunction with AC to cool the cabin more quickly.
Recirculation
“AUTO” will maintain separate temperatures for the driver and front passenger.
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read, are listed on the last panel under Automatic Climate Control.
Automatic
Climate Control

To activate, pull the control stalk toward you.
At your desired speed, press the “SET” button
at the end of the stalk. The set speed and a
cruise symbol are shown in the Driver
Information Display.
Set Cruising Speed
Activate
Cruise Control
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read, are listed on the last panel under cruise control.
Changing Speed
To cancel and resume cruise control:
1. Press the brake pedal or push the stalk
slightly away from you.
2. The CRUISE light will go off.
3. To resume, pull the stalk towards you;
you will return to your set speed.
Your most recently set speed appears as a
small icon in the Driver Information Display.
It remains in memory until you turn your
Audi off.
Cancel/Resume
There are three ways to change your
speed:
1. Accelerate or decelerate, then press
“SET” again.
2. To increase/decrease speed in 1 mph
increments, or 2.5 mph increments
with adaptive cruise control, tap the
stalk up or down.
3. Hold the stalk up or down to
increase/decrease speed in 5 mph
increments; release when desired
speed is reached.
Note: Refer to your Owner’s Manual for additional information about Adaptive Cruise Control.
Cruise Control

This advanced Audi technology is design to help save fuel and reduce
CO2 emissions at the same time. It shuts off the engine when you stop
at traffic signals or during certain stop-and-go driving conditions.
When the system shuts off the engine, the Start-Stop System light
appears in the Driver Information System in the instrument cluster.
Releasing the brake pedal instantly restarts the engine and makes
power available before your foot even reaches the accelerator.
Simply drive as you normally would and it works seamlessly.
Start-Stop System
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read, are listed on the last panel under Start-Stop System.
If you wish to turn off the Start-Stop system, simply press
the “START-STOP” button located below the Audi multi-
media panel or MMI® display. The button will illuminate to
tell you the Start-Stop is off. The engine will continue to run
when the vehicle is stopped at traffic signals or during stop-
and-go driving. Of course, you will not receive the potential
fuel savings or CO2 reduction benefit. Once you have turned
off Start-Stop, it will remain off until you press the “START-
STOP” button to turn it back on.
Start-Stop ON or OFF?
The choice is yours.
Note: This feature is available on A6 3.0T only.
Start-Stop
System

Correct Tire Pressure
If the TPMS indicator light is on:
1. Check the tire pressure in all tires as soon as
possible.
2. Inflate your tires to the specifications on the
door jamb label.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read, are listed on the last panel under Tire Pressure Monitoring System.
Reset TPMS Indicator Light
1. Press the “CAR” function button.
2. Select Servicing & checks.
3. Select Tire pressure monitoring. 4. Select Store tire pressures.
5. Then select Yes, store now.
Note: Tire pressure is affected by temperature changes. When dramatic weather changes occur and the TPMS indicator light is activated follow proper tire maintenance instructions.
Once tires have been properly filled, reset the system.
Tire Pressure
Monitoring System

Clock Settings: MMI®
1. Press the “MENU” function button.
2. Press the Time control button.
3. Using the control knob, scroll to Time source.
4. Make sure the Time source is set to GPS.
To set time with GPS*:
*Vehicles equipped with Navigation only.
Note: Ensure time zone is accurate for your location.
Vehicle should be stationary with the parking brake engaged while performing this operation.
1. Refer to Set Time with GPS and follow Steps 1 - 3.
2. Rotate the knob to Manual and select.
3. Turn the knob until you reach Time; select to activate.
4. Turn the knob to the desired hour and press to set.
5. The minute display is now highlighted; repeat the selection process.
6. Save the time by pressing the control knob.
To manually adjust the time:
Clock Setting

Brake Noise
The majority of today’s vehicles use semi-metallic brake pads, which offer
excellent performance. Because of the metal-to-metal contact involving
semi-metallic pads, the sounds generated by the brake system under
normal operation can be greater than the sounds produced by vehicles
equipped with previous-generation brake pads. Depending on the local
environment, weather conditions and individual driving patterns, sounds
from the braking system may be more or less apparent.
Frequent, aggressive brake application increases the wear of brake
components and can reduce the potential for brake noise. Frequent, light
brake application allows glazing to develop on the brake surface, which
increases the potential for brake noise.
Brakes
Brake dust is a result of friction created by brake pads
and discs during braking. As brake pads and discs
make contact during braking, they wear down, which
causes dust particles to be expelled. This is a normal
characteristic of all brake systems and is not an indicator
of a defect.
Brake Dust
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read are listed on
the last panel under Brakes.
Brakes

Important Warnings and Safety Information
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