- Fig. 1 Calling up TMC/TMCpro traffic information
- Fig. 2 Displaying TMC/TMCpro traffic information on the map
Applies to Audi A4s: with navigation system
Select: MENU button > Info.
The MMI display will show the Info menu that was last activated. To call up the TMC/TMCpro traffic messages Fig. 1, press the BACK button in the Info menu.
Reception of traffic information is indicated by the TMC/TMCpro symbol in the status line of the display:
| TMC/TMCpro
symbol |
Meaning |
|---|---|
| Displayed |
TMC/TMCpro stations are available and dynamic traffic avoidance is switched on Link. |
| Greyed out |
TMC/TMCpro stations are not available and dynamic traffic avoidance is switched on. |
| Not displayed |
Dynamic traffic avoidance is switched off. |
- To call up the detail view for traffic information: Select a piece of traffic information from the list and confirm it.
- To call up the next piece of traffic information: Select and confirm Display next message.
- To show the selected traffic information on the map: Select and confirm Show on map. The hatched line shows the stretch of road affected by the traffic obstruction Fig. 2.
- To display the next piece of traffic information on the map: Press the rotary pushbutton.
- To have the system read a piece of traffic information: Press the control button for Read.
Traffic information display
-1- Coloured warning symbols: Traffic obstructions relevant for your route are shown in the top section of the list in order of the distance from your current location.
Warning symbols with 
: Traffic obstructions that you have avoided.
: Traffic obstructions that you have avoided.-2- Greyed out warning symbols: Traffic obstructions that are not relevant for your route. They are sorted according to road category (motorways, major roads, other roads), country and road number.
Note
Urgent traffic information, such as a car travelling in the wrong direction on the motorway, is displayed automatically. To hide the traffic information, simply press the BACK button or the rotary pushbutton.