Enabling Gauge Test/Needle Sweep
Enabling Gauge Test/Needle Sweep
This made no apparent difference to the DIS options between the clocks. Maybe I just have to find
the right sequence to get to it?
Edit 07-09-12. Although this doesn't work on my car, it does on some. The Lap Timer option appears
in the DIS menu on page 2 when you press the * button on the steering wheel and scroll down. You
may be luckier than me and find it works on your car?
3. Kerb lighting
Illuminating the kerb when turning hard left or right at low speeds with dipped beam on, by turning
on the all-weather light on the relevant side of the car.
[Select]
[09-Cent. Elect.]
[Coding - 07]
[Long Coding Helper]
Click on byte 4 and enable bit 0
[Do It!]
I have now (finally) tested this works as expected. I needed a dark night and a quiet corner
4. Beep on lock
Chirp the alarm siren briefly when the alarm activates (ie all doors are closed and the car is locked)
[Select]
[46-Central Conv.]
[Coding - 07]
[Long Coding Helper]
Click on byte 1 and in bit 2 you'll see the selectable option: "Anti-Theft-System: Horn Confirmation
active"
Check this option
[Do It!]
5. Hidden menu
Enable access to the green engineering menu in the MMI
[Select]
[5F - Information Electr.]
[Adaptation - 10]
Select Channel 6 and Read
change the value from 0 to 1 then Test then Save
Reboot the MMI (Press MENU, central MMI knob and top right softkey)
To get to the Hidden Menu, press and hold the CAR and MENU buttons for a few seconds. You may
have to have a few attempts - if you don't press them at the exact same moment either CAR or
MENU activates. You know if you have done it right because the red LEDs in the buttons do not
illuminate.
WARNING!!!! BE CAREFUL!!! Do not mess with settings in the Hidden Menu unless you know what
you are doing. On earlier MMI versions, people managed to activate the bootloader menu and fried
their MMI. Use at your own risk. If in doubt, leave well alone!
6. Battery Meter.
Enter the Hidden Menu as in step 5 above.
Select Car
Select Carextdevicelist
Check "Battery"
Return
Select Carmenuoperation
Set "Battery" from 0 to 5
Return
Press CAR to exit the hidden menu
Reboot the MMI
Despite doing this, I could not find the battery meter displayed anywhere. I am a muppet though - it
may be lurking in a menu I haven't found yet
7. VIM
Video In Motion - prevent the car from suppressing DVD playback once the speed of the car rises
above 5mph
I used the same technique as in my C6 with MMI 3G. These are the steps I followed:
[Select]
[5F-Information Electr.]
[Advanced ID - 1A]
Make a note of the Serial Number
Go to Enable VIM TV-playback using VCDS/VAG-COM in your Audi MMI | trick77.com
Follow the link for MMI 3G
Enter your serial number into the input field
Make a note of the personal login code and the alternative login code it returns
[Security Access - 16]
Enter your personal login code.
[Do it!]
If you receive a "code not valid" message try the alternative code. If neither code works it's likely that
your control module doesn't support VIM adaptation.
[Adaptation - 10]
Select channel 48
Press read
Set the value from 0 to 255
Press test
Press save
Press "Done, Go Back"
Close VCDS and reboot your MMI as detailed in step 5 above
Full details of this mod are lower down in the thread - it is a little disconcerting at the moment
because VCDS has no information for the module and displays a warning when selecting Long Coding
Helper. This works as expected
Tab into the next bit box and you will see the code change to 0F
(013F062220B9000083200904200104070000000000000000000000000000 to
013B062220B90000832009042001040F0000000000000000000000000000)
[close the long code helper]
[Do It!]
11. Enabling the default distance setting in the MMI for Adaptive Cruise Control
Adding the option to modify the default distance for ACC (values 1 to 4) via the MMI
[Select]
[13 - Auto Distance Regulation]
[Adaptation - 10]
Select channel 07
Press read
Set the value from 0 to 1
Press test
Press save
Press "Done, Go Back"
Close VCDS and reboot your MMI as detailed in step 5 above
In the MMI you should now be able to go to Car > Driver Assistance > Adaptive Cruise and see a new
option there to set the adaptive cruise distance.
13. Enabling the Daytime Running Lights on/off setting in the MMI
Adding the option to turn off / turn on the DRLs via the MMI
[Select]
[09-Cent. Elect.]
[Coding - 07]
[Long Coding Helper]
Click on byte 3 and enable bit 0 (Daytime running lights adjustable via MMI)
[Do It!]
[Select]
[4D - Trunk Elec]
[Security Access - 16]
Input 12345
[Adaption - 10]
Activation using rear lid opening button in remote key - Touch function for closing
Change to ACTIVE
[Do It!]
17. Enable double disarm chirp
[Select]
[46 - Central Conv.]
[Adaption - 10]
Channel 63
Add 4
[Do It!]
(Prompt shows options for other settings)
22. Disable NAV & Phone warning messages while entering data at speed
[5F - Information Electr.] -> Adaptation -> Set channel 2 & 3 to 250
[46 - Comfort System] [Coding - 07] -> Long Coding Helper -> Byte 8
Bit 0 – Emergency Brake Flashing via Turn Lights active (1 = active)
Bit 1 – Emergency Brake Flashing via Brake Lights active (1 = active)
31. Activation of footwell lighting for vehicles without Lighting Pack / Ambient Lighting
This allows you to use the MMI to set the footwell lighting level while driving. Tested on cars with
MMI 3G+ (Tech pack).
[Select]
[09-Cent. Elect]
[Coding - 07]
[Long Coding Helper]
Click on byte 16 and enable bit 6
[Do It!]