2024-2026 Audi Q5 SUV Infotainment -> Telephone (bluetooth connection) User Manual
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Telephone  
Telephone  
wood or metal) could accumulate in the air.  
This warning also applies to all other places  
where you would normally switch off the en-  
gine or your mobile phone; make sure to  
switch your mobile phone off in these pla-  
ces.  
Introduction  
You can connect your mobile phone via the mo-  
bile phone interface and use it conveniently via  
the MMI. You can connect up to two mobile  
phones (e.g. your business phone and personal  
phone). You can then be reached inside the vehi-  
cle on both mobile phones.  
Driving on the road requires the full atten-  
tion of the driver. Please always note the in-  
formation in the chapter ðpage 21.  
Functions depend on the country, the vehicle  
equipment, the mobile phone used and its oper-  
ating system and are not available on all displays.  
CAUTION  
Please observe the information on Audi con-  
nect, particularly with regard to connection  
costs ð in Information on Audi connect on  
page 198.  
WARNING  
According to health organisations, mobile  
phones may interfere with the function of  
pacemakers. A minimum distance of 20 cm  
between the mobile phone aerial and the  
pacemaker should therefore be maintained.  
Calling up the telephone  
Calling up the telephone on the MMI  
Select: > Telephone.  
Do not carry a mobile phone in your breast  
pocket directly over the pacemaker when  
the phone is switched on.  
Calling up the telephone on the instrument  
cluster  
If you suspect interference, switch the mo-  
bile phone off immediately.  
Press the button on the multi-function  
steering wheel repeatedly until telephone con-  
tent is displayed.  
Your mobile phone operates via radio waves.  
It is therefore not possible to guarantee a  
connection under all circumstances. Do not  
rely solely on your mobile phone when vital  
communication is required (e.g. in a medical  
emergency).  
Connecting a mobile  
phone  
Connect your mobile phone to the MMI in the  
Always follow the directions of the emer-  
gency operators when making an emergency  
call and do not end the call before you are  
requested to do so.  
Connection manager menu ðpage 222.  
Make sure that the phone function of the mo-  
bile phone is set to be used after connecting.  
If you granted access to your contacts during the  
connection procedure, these will be shown auto-  
matically on the MMI after connecting successful-  
ly.  
The Audi assistant must not be used in cases  
of emergency, since the voice may change in  
stressful situations. This could result in a  
failed or delayed telephone connection. Al-  
ways dial emergency numbers manually!  
There is a risk of explosion at filling stations  
and at fuel and chemical storage and trans-  
port facilities. Remember that these areas  
may not always be adequately marked. Such  
areas also include places where fumes (e.g.  
propane or fuel vapours coming out of  
vehicles or buildings), chemicals or large  
quantities of dust particles (e.g. from flour,  
Depending on the mobile phone, you can use the  
handsfree system after connecting successfully.  
Your phone calls will be made via the aerial of  
your mobile phone.  
If a connected mobile phone has a voice control  
feature, you can control your mobile phone using  
the external voice control system.  
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Telephone  
Overview of telephone  
symbols  
Using the telephone  
functions  
Switching between connected mobile  
phones  
Depending on the country, the vehicle equip-  
ment, the mobile phone used and its operating  
system, the following symbols may be available  
on the MMI:  
If two mobile phones are connected to the MMI,  
you can switch between these mobile phones to  
access the relevant contacts, start calls and se-  
lect settings.  
Symbol Description  
Dial a number or enter the name of a  
stored contact.  
Select the following: > Telephone > Connec-  
ted telephone 1 or Connected telephone 2.  
Press on the desired device name.  
Switch between the mobile phones  
connected to the MMI.  
Switch the audio output for a phone  
call to the mobile phone or the MMI.  
Starting a call  
Send tone sequences (DTMF) during a  
phone call.  
Depending on the country, the vehicle equip-  
ment, the mobile phone used and its operating  
system, there may be various different ways in  
which you can start a call.  
Have other call options displayed dur-  
ing a phone call.  
Edit a phone number before dialling  
it.  
Starting a call on the MMI  
To enter a number manually, select: > Tele-  
Show the call history.  
phone > .  
Send a message template as a text  
message.  
To start a call via the call list/favourites list, se-  
lect: > Telephone > Call list/Favourites > a  
contact.  
Call recommendations  
To start a call via the contacts list, select: >  
Calling up the telephone  
settings menu  
Telephone > Contacts > a contact > the desired  
phone number.  
Starting a call in the instrument cluster  
You can switch certain functions on/off or adjust  
the settings in the Telephone settings menu. The  
settings depend on the country and the equip-  
ment fitted in your vehicle.  
The call list is displayed in one of the right tabs in  
the instrument cluster.  
To select an entry from the call list, press the  
Select: > Telephone > .  
/ button.  
OK  
To confirm the entry, press the  
button.  
Calling up the messages  
menu  
Starting a call via the Audi assistant  
You can start a call via the Audi assistant.  
You can switch various functions on/off and edit  
message templates in the Messages menu.  
Phone calls  
Select: > Telephone > > Messages.  
You can accept or decline incoming calls on the  
MMI and with the multi-function steering wheel.  
The Bluetooth connection is severed if you leave  
the vehicle during a phone call. Depending on the  
mobile phone used, active calls may be  
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transferred automatically from the MMI to your  
mobile phone.  
Using the contact list  
Important: A mobile phone must be connected to  
the MMI.  
Depending on the mobile phone and mobile net-  
work service provider used, further call options  
may be available during a call.  
All of the contacts stored on your mobile phone  
are shown in the contact list. If there are too  
many entries, some contacts may not be dis-  
played on the MMI. The contacts can only be edi-  
ted on the mobile phone.  
Declining a call via text message  
Important: The mobile phone used must support  
the function and there must be an incoming call.  
In the Telephone settings menu, you can set the  
sort order and download contacts manually  
ðpage 194. Depending on the mobile phone you  
are using, the Bluetooth connection may have to  
be disconnected and re-established before you  
can download the contacts. Please note any fur-  
ther notifications on your mobile phone.  
Make sure that the function is switched on in  
the Messages menu ðpage 194.  
Press Ignore with text message. The set mes-  
sage template will be sent.  
Putting a call on hold via the instrument  
cluster  
Important: A call must be in progress.  
When you switch the vehicle on again after  
switching it off and leaving the car, the MMI sys-  
tem will update the mobile phone's contacts if  
the phone is within range and Bluetooth is activa-  
ted both on the phone and on the MMI.  
Press the / button on the multi-function  
steering wheel until Hold is displayed.  
OK  
Press the  
button.  
Answering a second call on the MMI  
Important: A call must be in progress. A second  
call must be incoming.  
Using call recommendations  
Important: A mobile phone must be connected to  
the MMI and the call list must be filled.  
The call waiting option must be activated on your  
mobile phone for you to be made aware of in-  
coming calls while a call is already in progress.  
If the call recommendation function is switched  
on in the Audi assistant menu ðpage 28, certain  
contacts from the call list will be recommended  
based on the situation.  
Press Answer. The current call will be put on  
hold. You will then receive the incoming call.  
Switching between calls on the MMI  
Calling up a business card  
Important: A call must be in progress. A second  
call must be on hold.  
The business card shows you a contact’s details.  
You can call up the business card using the fol-  
lowing options:  
Press on the call which is currently on hold to  
switch between the calls.  
Press on a contact from the contact list.  
Press on in the call list / favourites list.  
Starting a conference on the MMI  
Important: A call must be in progress. A second  
call must be on hold.  
Using text message  
functions  
Press . The phone calls will be merged into a  
conference.  
You can send text messages to contacts and dis-  
play incoming text messages on the MMI or have  
them read out.  
Up to five active callers can take part in a confer-  
ence (depending on the mobile network service  
provider).  
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Telephone  
Important: A mobile phone with Bluetooth Mes-  
sage Access Profile (Bluetooth MAP) must be  
connected to the MMI.  
System limits of the phone compartment  
In some situations, the functions of the phone  
compartment may be restricted or temporarily  
unavailable. This can happen in the following ca-  
ses, for instance:  
More than one mobile phone is in the phone  
compartment.  
Applies to iPhone: Make sure that access to your  
text messages is switched on in your mobile  
phone’s Bluetooth settings. You may need to can-  
cel and re-establish the Bluetooth connection to  
do this.  
The mobile phone is in a bag or a protective  
case.  
Sending text messages  
There are objects between the phone compart-  
ment and the mobile phone.  
Press and hold on a contact in the call list/  
favourites list until the context menu is dis-  
played, or  
Call up a contact’s business card.  
Press .  
Using the vehicle aerial  
Depending on the vehicle’s equipment, the mo-  
bile network coupling aerial connects your mo-  
bile phone to the vehicle’s external aerial. This  
reduces the radiation in the vehicle and improves  
the reception quality.  
Select a message template.  
Displaying incoming text messages  
If the function is switched on in the Messages  
menu ðpage 194, new messages are displayed  
in the MMI’s notification centre.  
Important: The vehicle must be switched on.  
Place your mobile phone with the rear side  
Using the phone  
compartment  
down on the charging symbol on the holder.  
Charging a mobile phone wirelessly  
Introduction  
You can charge your mobile phone wirelessly in  
the phone compartment. The charging perform-  
ance depends on the mobile phone.  
Depending on the country and vehicle’s equip-  
ment, you can use the following functions via the  
phone compartment:  
Important: The vehicle must be switched on and  
your mobile phone must be Qi compatible.  
Making and receiving calls using the vehicle  
aerial  
Wireless mobile phone charging  
Make sure that the function is switched on in  
the Telephone settings menu ðpage 194.  
Place your mobile phone with the rear side  
WARNING  
Loose objects can be flung around in the  
passenger compartment in the event of sud-  
den driving or braking manoeuvres – risk of  
accident! Stow objects away safely while the  
vehicle is moving.  
down on the charging symbol on the holder.  
If the notification for the wireless charging func-  
tion is switched on in the Telephone settings  
menu ðpage 194, a notification is displayed on  
the MMI showing that the mobile phone is being  
charged wirelessly.  
Do not let visual/acoustic signals from a mo-  
bile device distract your attention from the  
road – risk of accident! Only operate the mo-  
bile device via the MMI.  
Make sure that there are no cards with an NFC  
chip between the phone compartment and the  
mobile phone while the phone is charging, as this  
could cause irreparable damage to such cards.  
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a doctor if you have any questions. Alterna-  
WARNING  
tively, you can switch the phone compart-  
ment’s wireless charging function on/off. You  
will still be able to charge your mobile phone  
using a cable.  
An alternating magnetic field is used for wire-  
less charging. Always keep a minimum of  
6 cm away from the charging plate of the  
phone compartment. The limits for long-term  
exposure according to ICNIRP 1998 are kept  
to at this distance. Side effects such as irrita-  
tion to sensory organs or functional issues  
with active implants (e.g. pacemakers, infu-  
sion pumps, neurostimulators) or passive im-  
plants (e.g. artificial joints) are therefore very  
unlikely. If you have implants, please consult  
CAUTION  
The mobile phone may become hot while  
charging wirelessly – risk of injury! Consider  
the temperature of your mobile phone when  
removing it. Take the mobile phone out of the  
phone compartment carefully.  
Troubleshooting options for telephones  
Troubleshooting options are given below. They  
depend on the vehicle’s equipment.  
Subject  
Advice  
Connecting the mobile phone to  
the MMI fails.  
Check if the requirements for connecting a mobile phone have  
been met ðpage 222, or  
Check if you have accidentally declined the PIN for setting up the  
connection on your mobile phone. Repeat the connection proce-  
dure if necessary ðpage 222.  
After the mobile phone was con- Avoid using special characters in names.  
nected not all/none of the con-  
tacts were loaded into the MMI.  
Avoid using contact groups on your mobile phone.  
Pay attention to any requests on your mobile phone when con-  
necting via Bluetooth.  
Some telephone functions are  
greyed out/not available.  
The telephone functions will depend on the mobile network serv-  
ice provider, the mobile phone used and the operating system.  
Some telephone functions are  
greyed out/not available, even  
though the mobile phone sup-  
ports them.  
Check if the Bluetooth settings on your mobile phone are restric-  
ted or if individual Bluetooth settings are deactivated. This may be  
the case if the mobile phone belongs to a business organisation.  
Text messages are not displayed Check if the requirements for using the text message function  
on the MMI.  
have been met.  
Your mobile phone cannot be  
charged wirelessly or the charg-  
ing procedure is interrupted.  
Check that the phone compartment’s wireless charging function is  
switched on.  
Check that your mobile phone is Qi compatible.  
Check that your mobile phone is in the correct position in phone  
compartment and that there are no other objects in the phone  
compartment.  
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