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Bluetooth®
Pairing
Initial
Setup
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.
1.
Switch
ignition
to accessories
mode.
2.
Activate
your phone's Bluetooth
function
and
set
to pairing or search
mode.
3.
Select
Audi
MMI
when
it
appears on
the phone's
screen.
4.
Use
the
MMI
control
knob
to select
Yes.
5.
Confirm
that the
six-digit
PIN
displayed
matches
the PIN displayed
on your phone, and
select Yes.
6.
Select
Pair
on your
phone
to
complete
the
pairing process.
Contacts
synchronizing.
Learn
more
about
Bluetooth
Pairing
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Do
not
text
and
drive.
Message
and
data
rates
may
apply.
Bluetooth
active
and network
strength
bars.
Some
phones
may
require
a response
to
automatically
connect
for future connections.
Once
paired,
the
Bluetooth
symbol appears
on
the
MMI
screen
along
with
network
strength bars
and
it
will
be
displayed
whenever a
paired
phone
is
connected
to
the
infotainment system.
Wireless
Audio Streaming
When
your Bluetooth
device
is
paired to
your Audi
vehicle,
it
allows
you
to
stream music
wirelessly
from
your
device
through
the
vehicle's
stereo
system.
(Refer
to
Bluetooth
pairing instructions to
pair a device.)
To
ensure that the Bluetooth Audio
is
enabled on
the
MMI
system*:
1.
Press
the
TEL
function button.
2.
Select the Settings control
button
and choose
Bluetooth
from
the
menu.
Note:
Bluetooth®
Pairing
requires
compatible
device.
See your phone's Owner's
Manual
for
specific
Bluetooth
activation instructions. Vehicle
must
be
stationary
with the parking brake
engaged
while
performing
this
operation.
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.
Important
Safety Instructions
and Warnings:
Bluetooth*
Pairing
Medical experts
warn
that
cell
phones
can
interfere
with the function of pacemakers.
Always maintain
a
minimum
distance of
20
centimeters
between
the
cell
phone antenna and
the pacemaker.
Do
not
carry
the
cell
phone
in
a
pocket
directly
over the
pacemaker
when
the
phone
is
switched
on.
Switch the
cell
phone
off
immediately
if
you
suspect
it
may
be
interfering
with the
pacemaker.
Do
not use the
Voice Recognition
system
in
emergencies because your
voice
may
change
in
stressful situations.
It
may
take longer to
dial
the
number
or
the
system
may
not be able to
dial
it
at
all.
Dial
the
emergency
number
manually.
Switch your
cell
phone
off
in
areas
where
there
is
a
risk
of an explosion.
These
locations are
not always
clearly
marked.
This
may
include
gas
stations, fuel
and
chemical storage
facilities
or transport
vehicles,
or locations
where
fuel
vapors
(such as
propane
or gasoline
vapor
in
vehicles or
buildings),
chemicals
or large quantities
of dust
particles
(such as
flour,
sawdust
or metal)
may
be
present
in
the
air.
This also applies to
all
other
locations
where you would
normally
turn
your
vehicle
engine
off.
The
demands
of
traffic
require
your
full
attention.
Obey
all
applicable
laws regarding use
of
telephones
in
vehicles.
Switch
off
the telephone
where
use of
cell
phones
is
prohibited.
Obey
all
applicable notices
and
regulations.
Important
Safety Instructions
and Warnings:
Voice Recognition
Direct
your
full
attention to
driving.
As
the
driver,
you
have
complete
responsibility for
safety
in traffic.
Only use the functions
in
such
a
way
that
you always
maintain
complete
control over
your
vehicle
in all
traffic
situations.
Do
not use the
Voice Recognition
system
in
emergencies because your
voice
may
change
in
stressful situations.
It
may
take longer to
dial
the
number
or
the
system
may
not be able to
dial
it
at
all.
Dial
the
emergency
number
manually.
Bluetooth®
&
Voice Recognition
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