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Audi
adaptive
cruise
control
and braking
guard
Interrupting
cruise control
Applies to veh icles: with Audi adaptive cruise control
Fig. 110
Selector
lever
Requirement
:
adaptive cruise control must
be
switched on
¢
fig
.
llO
(i)
.
Overriding
cruise control
•
To accelerate manually, press the acce lerator
pedal. The message
ACC
override
appears
.
•
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
ISETI
button
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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 position
@.
,&
WARNING
Never
resume
the stored speed
if
the
speed
is
too
high for prevailing
road, traffic or
weather
conditions.
94
Setting the distance
Applies to vehicles: wit
h
Aud
i
adapt ive cru ise contro
l
Fig. 111
Selector
lever
:
setting the distance
•
Tap the switch to display the current set
dis-
tance
¢
fig
.
111
.
•
To
increase
or
reduce
the distance by incre·
ments, tap the switch again
to the
left or
right
.
The distance
between
the
two veh icles will
change
in
the
instrument cluster display
.
When
approach ing a moving vehicle up ahead,
the adapt ive cruise control system brakes to
match that
object's
speed
and
then
mainta
ins
the
st
ored distance.
If
the
vehicle
ahead acceler-
ates, adaptive cruise contro
l
will also accelerate
up
to the stored speed.
The higher
the
speed,
the
greater
the distance
in
yards (meters)
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A
.
The
Distance
3
setting
is
recommended.
The distances provided are specified values
. De-
pending
on
the
driv ing situation
and the how the
vehicle
ahead
is
driving,
t
he actua
l dista
nce
may
be
more or
less than
these target distances.
The var ious symbols for
the
time increments ap-
pear briefly in the
information line
@
r:::;,
page
92,
fig. 108 when you
change
t
he settings
.
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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
int
erva
l
of 1
second.
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Distance
2:
This setting corresponds
to a
distance of
1
18
feet/36
meters when travel
-
ing
at 62
mph (100
km/h),
o
r
a
time
int
erva
l
of
1.3 seconds.
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