Audi A6 AVANT Quick Reference Guide
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Audi A6/A6 Avant
Quick reference guide
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Locking and unlocking the vehicle
Anti-theft alarm
The alarm system is automatically set when you lock the car, and switched off when you unlock the car with the remote
control. If you unlock the vehicle by inserting the key in the driver’s door, the ignition must be switched on within
15 seconds, otherwise the alarm will be triggered. If you unlock the boot lid (only on saloon with lock cylinder) by turning
the key in the slot, the alarm will be triggered immediately.
Remote control keys
Press the required button.
e Unlocking button: Open one of the doors
within about 60 seconds, otherwise the vehicle will
lock itself again automatically.
r Unlocking button for boot lid/tailgate:
Press the button for at least 1 second.
t Locking button: The turn signals flash once
to confirm that the doors and boot lid/tailgate are
properly closed and locked.
u Folding out the master key:
Press the release button.
Folding in the master key:
Press the button and fold in the key.
Note:
Press and hold the appropriate button on
the remote control key to open or close all the
windows and the sun roof automatically.
WARNING!
The doors and windows cannot be opened from inside the vehicle if it has been locked from the outside.
Opening boot lid/tailgate
If you
p press the button on the remote control key,
p or pull the button on the driver’s door,
p or press the catch on the boot lid/tailgate,
this will unlock the boot lid/tailgate. The boot lid/
tailgate will spring open slightly.
Closing the tailgate (only on Avant)
Press the close button inside the open tailgate.
advanced key
advanced key allows you to lock
and unlock the vehicle and start the engine
without handling the key itself. You only need to
have the remote control key on your person.
Unlocking the vehicle
Take hold of one of the door handles or press the release
catch on the boot lid/tailgate. The door (or the boot lid)
will be unlocked automatically.
Note:
The driver's door will be unlocked as well when
one of the other doors is unlocked.
Locking the vehicle
Press the exterior locking switch
i on one
of the door handles.
Note:
If you press and hold the exterior locking switch i,
this will also close the windows and the sun roof.
Locking and unlocking the vehicle
Dear Audi Driver,
This quick reference guide gives you a brief introduction
to the main features and controls of your vehicle.
However, it cannot replace the Owner’s Manual and the
other manuals supplied with the vehicle; these contain
important information and safety warnings.
We wish you safe and enjoyable motoring
with your Audi.
AUDI AG
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Adjusting front seats · Safety
Electric seat adjustment
p Adjusting seat height and
moving seat backwards
or forwards
Press the switch in the direction
indicated by the arrows:
To raise/lower the seat at
the front
To raise/lower the seat at the rear
To raise/lower the seat
To move the seat forwards/
backwards
a Adjusting backrest
Press the switch in the direction indicated
by the arrows:
Backrest further upright/
further reclined
s Adjusting lumbar support
Press the appropriate part of the switch.
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Sun roof
Opening and closing
With the ignition switched on, turn the
control to position
r and hold it there until
the roof reaches the desired open position.
When you let go of the control it will auto -
matically return to position
e. To close the
roof, turn the control back to position .
Comfort setting
Turn the control until it engages at position e.
To tilt open
Press the control briefly (in position ) to make
the roof tilt open all the way. Pull the control to
close the sun roof.
Press or pull the control and hold it to make the
roof tilt up or down to the desired position.
Adjusting front seats
Manual seat adjustment
e Adjusting head restraint
Raising head restraints:
Take hold of the sides of the head restraint
with both hands and move it up as required.
Lowering head restraints:
Press the button
on the side and move the head restraint down.
r Adjusting backrest
Take your weight off the backrest and turn
the knob.
t Adjusting lumbar support
Press the appropriate part of the switch.
u Adjusting seat height
Lift or press the lever repeatedly until
the seat reaches the desired height.
i Moving seat backwards or forwards
Lift the lever and move the seat into the desired position. Then release
the lever and move the seat further until the catch engages.
o Adjusting seat cushion
Lift the button and move the seat cushion.
25 cm
Safety
Seat belts must be worn on every journey, even on short trips in town. This applies to the front and rear seats.
To ensure that the seat belts, belt tensioners and airbags are fully effective, please note the following points:
Wear the seat belt correctly
Make sure that the shoulder section of
the belt is positioned over the centre of
the shoulder and move the lap section
as far down over the hips as possible.
The belts should always be worn so
that they fit tightly
(see illustration).
Adjust seat and sit in correct position
The front seats should not be positioned too
close to the steering wheel or dashboard. Maintain a distance of at least 25 cm and sit in a normal upright position. The top of the
head restraint should be at eye level or higher. Always keep your feet in the footwell.
Safety of children in the vehicle
Children under 12 should travel on the rear seat. They
must be protected by a child restraint system which
complies with the European standard ECE-R 44
and is suitable for the child’s height and
weight. The safest place for the child restraint
system is behind the front passenger’s seat.
WARNING!
Please follow the instructions in the Owner’s
Manual and read the instructions provided
by the child seat manufacturer.
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Air conditioner
If your vehicle is equipped with the deluxe automatic air
conditioner you can access additional settings by pressing
the function selector button CAR and selecting SystemsR
Air conditioner settings.
Operating the MMI
Switching on and off/Volume adjustment
To switch the system on, briefly press the ON/OFF button. To switch the system off, press and hold the ON/OFF button.
Turn the button to adjust the volume. Briefly press the button to activate the mute function. To deactivate the mute function,
press or turn the button. If you are in CD mode, the CD playback will be paused while the mute function is activated.
Calling up a main function
Press one of the function selector buttons to call up the desired main menu.
Accessing the submenus
Use the four control buttons to access the submenus that are located in the corners of the display. Press the corresponding
control button on the console to call up the desired submenu.
Selecting and confirming
Turn the rotary pushbutton to mark the desired menu option in the display. Press the rotary pushbutton to confirm or save the
selection or entry.
RETURN
Press the RETURN button to go back one level in a series of submenus.
Arrow buttons
Use the arrow buttons to tune to the next/previous radio station (radio activated) or to change to the next/previous track on a
CD (CD player activated).
Note:
There are different MMI versions. The equipment fitted in your
vehicle may differ from the illustrations and functions described here.
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Infotainment/MMI
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adaptive air suspension
Infotainment/MMI
MMI control console
The Audi MMI (Multi Media
Interface) enables you to
quickly and easily oper ate
the electronic features of your
vehicle from a central control
console:
p NAV (Navigation)
p INFO (Traffic information)
p CAR (Vehicle settings)
p SETUP (System settings)
p RADIO
p MEDIA
p NAME (Directory)
p TEL (Telephone)
adaptive air suspension
Four ride settings are available for adjusting the ride height in
the main CAR menu of the MMI:
lift – for roads with poor surface quality
(e.g. dirt tracks)
comfort – for comfortable suspension damping
automatic – for automatic settings
dynamic – firmer ride for a more active driving style
The ride characteristics of the adaptive air suspension are
adapted automatically according to road speed and elapsed
time.
N.B. when parking:
The height of the vehicle can change
as it is affected by variations in temperature and loading.
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