2019-2025 Audi RS6 4 Door Touch displays -> Gestures and input User Manual
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Touch displays  
Press on any position on the scale and drag the  
slider to the desired value.  
Touch displays  
Gestures and input  
Gesture control for touch displays  
Selecting a function or button  
Changing the view or angle  
Spread two fingers to make an object larger.  
Pinch two fingers together to make an object  
smaller.  
Press the desired function or button.  
Use two fingers to turn an object.  
Swipe up/down with two fingers to tilt a 3D  
Opening a context menu  
view.  
For certain objects, you can open a context menu  
which is not immediately visible.  
Entering text on touch displays  
Press and hold an object until the context menu  
You can enter letters, numbers and characters in  
entry fields, e.g. to find an address in the naviga-  
tion system. You can enter characters or words  
using the keyboard, handwriting recognition or  
speech recognition.  
is shown.  
Moving objects  
Certain objects can be moved, e.g. their position  
can be changed:  
Press and hold the object and move it to the de-  
Overview of keyboard symbols  
sired position.  
You can create folders with several objects in  
Symbol  
Description  
To change the input language  
certain areas by pressing and holding an object  
and dragging it on top of another one.  
To switch to handwriting recogni-  
tion  
Switching between pages  
To switch to the keyboard  
To minimise the keyboard  
To minimise handwriting input  
The white bars at the bottom indicate the  
position of the current page.  
To switch between pages, swipe to the right/  
Entering text  
left with one finger.  
Applies to on-screen keyboard: You can enter  
text by pressing the keys on the on-screen key-  
Scrolling through pages/lists  
To scroll through a page/list, swipe up/down  
board. In certain contexts, you can also swipe  
with one finger.  
1)  
your finger over the letters  
.
Applies to handwriting recognition: Text can be  
entered by simply writing with your finger in  
the entry area. You can write individual charac-  
ters one over the other or one after the other  
without having to lift your finger from the  
screen. When you have finished, the system  
will interpret what you have written.  
Opening/closing a hidden view  
To open a hidden view, swipe from the edge  
(e.g. from the top or left edge) of the display  
towards the centre of the display.  
To close a hidden view, swipe from the centre of  
the display towards the edge, or press any-  
where on the display.  
Applies to on-screen keyboard with diacritical  
marks: To enter diacritical marks (e.g. â, ç, ñ,  
ö), press and hold the appropriate character  
and select the desired diacritical mark.  
Using sliders  
To change the scale of a slider, press the slider  
and drag it to the desired value, or  
1)  
May vary in different countries.  
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Touch displays  
Applies to handwriting recognition: To enter a  
space, draw a line from left to right in the en-  
try area.  
In an app, the next element of the path descrip-  
tion may be in a list or in the tab area. In this  
example, the More menu is in the tab area.  
Press More.  
If Steering wheel button is not displayed,  
swipe up/down with one finger until it appears.  
Press Steering wheel button.  
1)  
To select the position where the text is entered,  
press within the entry field at the desired posi-  
tion. You can adjust the position even more pre-  
2)  
cisely using the slider displayed on the  
screen.  
To delete a single character, press , or  
Applies to handwriting recognition: Draw a line  
from right to left in the entry area.  
Overview of displays on  
Multi Media Interface  
1)  
Introduction  
To delete more than one character, press and  
hold .  
You can display and operate different infotain-  
ment and vehicle functions using the touch func-  
tion of the Multi Media Interface (MMI).  
Information on path descriptions  
The path descriptions in the Owner's Manual  
show you how to open the app you require along  
with its settings and functions.  
Setup wizard  
After switching on the system for the first time,  
you can use the wizard to set up your vehicle, e.g.  
to select the desired system language and con-  
figure the privacy settings.  
Menus or symbols in the path description that  
are shown in brackets, e.g. (), are optional  
menu items which do not need to be selected in  
all systems.  
Order of lists  
Certain lists, such as the radio station list, are ar-  
ranged alphabetically. Lists with messages or  
current notifications are arranged by date.  
Example of a path description  
Select: > Car > More > Steering wheel but-  
ton.  
Notes on traffic safety  
Using a path description  
The first part of the path indicates which dis-  
Certain functions are not available while the vehi-  
cle is in motion. In addition, Audi recommends  
that certain infotainment functions should not  
be used unless the vehicle is stationary, e.g. en-  
tering a destination or connecting a mobile de-  
vice. Always be prepared to stop operating the in-  
fotainment system in the interest of your own  
safety and that of other road users.  
play is to be used. If the path description does  
not specify a particular display (e.g. “Se-  
lect: ...”), it primarily applies to the centre dis-  
play and may also apply to the passenger dis-  
play. If the path description specifies a display,  
it only applies to this display.  
Press in the direct access panel. The app  
overview will appear.  
Select the specified app in the app overview  
WARNING  
(Car in this example). If the Car app is not dis-  
played, swipe up/down with one finger until it  
appears.  
Only operate the infotainment system when  
the road, traffic, visibility and weather con-  
ditions allow you to do so safely and when  
you can maintain proper control of your ve-  
hicle – risk of accident!  
1)  
If the input language is set to Arabic, make the gestures  
described in the opposite direction.  
2)  
May vary in different countries.  
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