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Audi
adaptive
cruise
control
and braking
guard
..
To increase or reduce the speed in increments,
tap
the lever up or down
.
..
To increase or reduce the speed quickly,
hold
the
lever up
or down
until
the red
LED®
reach-
es the desired speed
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page 91, fig. 97.
Following any changes, the new stored speed will
be disp layed briefly in the display
@
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page 91,
fig
.
97.
Interrupting cruise control
Applies
to vehicles: with Audi adaptive
cruise
contro
l
Fig.
99
Selector
lever
Requirement:
adaptive cruise contro
l
must
be
switched on
¢
fig. 99
(D.
Overriding cruise control
..
To accelerate manually,
press the accelerator
pedal.
The message
ACC override
appea rs.
..
To resume
adaptive cruise control,
remove your
foot from the gas pedal. The system returns
again to the speed that was saved before.
..
You can save a
new
speed at any time by press-
ing the
ISET
I
button
¢
page
11,
fig
.
4.
Canceling cruise control
while
driving
..
Move
the lever
into
position
@
. The message
ACC
standby
appears. Or
..
press the
brake pedal.
..
To resume the stored speed, move the
lever
in-
to posit ion
@
.
A
WARNING
Never
res ume the stored speed if the speed is
too
high for
prevailing
road,
traffic or
weather
conditions.
Setting the distance
App lies to vehic les
: with
Aud
i
ada pt ive
cruise
con
trol
Fig.
100
Selector
lever
:
setting
the
distance
..
Tap the switch to display the current set
dis-
tance
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fig.
100 .
..
To increase or reduce the d istance by incre-
ments,
tap the
switch aga in
to
the left or
right
.
The
distance
between the two veh icles will
change in the
instrument cluster display.
When
approaching a moving vehicle
up
ahead,
the adaptive
cruise control
system
brakes
to
match that object's
speed and
then
mainta ins
the
stored distance.
If
t
he
vehicle
ahead
acceler-
ates,
adaptive
cruise control will also accelerate
up
to the stored speed
.
The higher
the
speed,
the
greater
the
distance in
yards (meters) ¢ .&. The
Distance 3
setting
is
recommended
.
The distances
provided
a re spec ified values.
De-
pending
on
the
driving
situation and the how
the
vehicle
ahead
is
driving, the
actua
l
distance
may
be more or less than
these
target distances
.
The various
symbols for
the time increments
ap-
pear
briefly in
the
info
rmati
on line
@
¢
page 91,
fig.
97 when you
change the settings.
c:::::,
_
c:::::,
___
Distance
1:
This setting corresponds
to a
distance
of
92
feet/28 meters when travel-
ing
at 62 mph
(100
km/h),
or
a
time interva
l
of
1
second.
c:::::,
__
c:::::,
__
Distance
2:
This setting corresponds
to a
distance of
11
8 feet/36 meters when travel-
ing
at 62 mph
(100
km/h),
or
a
time
int
erva
l
of
1.3
seconds.
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93
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