You may need to position the tie wrapped power cable behind the unit prior to sliding back if it tries to ride up the top of the AMI unit.ġ4) Once the unit is set as pictured above, push it further until it click/locks into placeġ5) You can now in plug in the iPod adapter cable into the AMI front door (lift open the front door to insert the cable. If you did test it this way then ensure you properly power down MMI and wait for the car to go to sleep mode before continuing.ġ2) Fold the power cable into a smaller loop and tie it with pull ties - this will make it easier to slide the AMI unit into the slot.ġ3) Slide the AMI unit into slot, ensuring the fiber cable slides perfectly back and doesn't seem to be bending. don't move it around much to avoid getting dust in the connector socket.ĩ) Connect the Fiber connector CAREFULLY, it only goes in one way, it will click in when set.ġ0) Connect the power connector for the AMI (labeled) from the retro power cable you have plugged into the pre-existing CD Changer Power cable (NOTE: the connector labeled CD Changer will NOT be used)ġ1) If you are daring you can try the setup now, plug your iPod cable connector into the AMI module (snap open the front of the AMI), plug your iPod in, power on MMI and verify it works. Be careful not to break the tool, you may have to apply a little force to insert the tools but VERY little force to pull the changer out once the tools are inserted!Ĥ) Once the changer is out, carefully disconnect the fiber cable pushing on the connector clip to pull out the connector, do NOT bend or be forceful with this cable as it will be MEGA expensive to change it!ĥ) Pull out the power cable from the CD Changer.Ħ) Place the AMI module near where you pulled the changer out of.ħ) Connect the Retro Power Wiring harness to the existing CD Power Cable (See comment above in prep)Ĩ) From the back of the AMI unit remove the fiber protective sleeves (very small covers on the fiber connector, these protect against dust, etc going into the fiber reciever ends, once you remove these be VERY careful on where the AMI unit ends up, e.g. The tools should go ALL the way in, if they don't bend the long end up slightly and try again. When you insert the tools they basically pull the locking clips back to allow for the unit to come out. nav/mmi power goes off)ģ) Open the Glove box and use the radio/changer pull tools (in the AMI module box) to pull the changer out.
Audi a6 2006 mmi update#
IF YOUR VERSION IS OLDER THEN DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL YOU UPGRADE VIA YOUR DEALER OR SELF UPDATE (SEE NAVPLUS.US FOR MORE INFORMATION)Ģ) Power off the car and wait for the car to go to sleep mode (e.g. I would like more info on if others got the existing CD power cable to work and didn't need the retro cable.ĮNSURE YOU HAVE 3360 OR LATER MMI SOFTWARE! SELECT "CAR", "VERSION" TO CONFIRM. I have heard from some users that the power cable from the existing CD works, however on my car I noticed a different wireout to the cable. Please contact our customer support.Prep: Ensure you have the AMI module (part numbers below) and the retro wiring kit (fiber + power cable). We also offer the Navigation data of all countries / regions in Europe for this navigation systems.
Audi a6 2006 mmi plus#
Height information is displayed on the mapīluetooth can access multiple phone memoryĪudi Parking System Plus can be upgraded (Audible and graphical display of the screen)ĪMI (Audi Music Interface) is now upgraded, music from SD card and connecting the iPod SDS (IVR) is available (in conjunction with hardware) Birdview 3D map view from DVD version 2006ĭSP sound system allows for higher volume
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