What is the Audi Advanced Key?
Audi vehicles are designed to provide comfort and convenience, which is the reason the latest models we display in our showroom have keyless entry and start. This technology allows you get into your car and start driving, while keeping your key fob inside your pocket or your purse.
This system is controlled via proximity sensors located in the doors, trunks and key fobs. Here are a few things you need to know concerning Audi Advanced Key.
1. Proximity Detection
An Audi with proximity detection allows you to open and start your vehicle without having to take the key out of your purse or pocket. The access and authorization system works by automating data exchange between your convenience key and the vehicle, allowing you to unlock the trunk and doors and even start the engine with just one touch of a sensor button on your key.
A sensor based on sound is also referred to as a capacitive sensor, detects the presence of objects in the vicinity using acoustic wave. The sensors use an oscillator to generate the signal, which is transmitted through the air and received by a microphone, which converts it into an audio file. Then, the audio files are evaluated to determine the degree of similarity and how close they are. If they are in close proximity, the system will send a wake-up message to the key. It will also send an ID signal that matches the vehicle.
The first step to an easier and more comfortable driving experience is proximity detection. The Audi advanced key comes with remote start capabilities, which allows you to start your car outside the range of your key FOB. This is useful when you are loading groceries into the boot, securing your children in their seats, or packing for an excursion with your family.
Audi pre sense basic is a safety feature that helps you avoid accidents by taking action prior to a collision occurs. It utilizes data from a variety of other systems like the front camera, radar sensors and Audi side assist to calculate the likelihood and warn drivers. It can also trigger automatic braking up to 250 km/h (155.3) and inform the driver via messages in the virtual cockpit and head-up display.
To get the most out of your new Audi, you'll want to know what features are available with your specific model. The team at Audi Stevens Creek is here to help you find the right car for your requirements, so don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or stop by our store to discover more about this incredible technology.
2. Authentication
When you press your key fob's lock button, the Audi advanced key system communicates with your car's sensors. The system sends a code to the car's computer that confirms that the key fob is a valid key fob. This safeguards against unauthorised entry into the vehicle without the correct key fob.
The key fob can also be used to start the vehicle from pockets or purses. The Audi advanced key system uses proximity sensors inside the doors and the lid of the trunk together with the radio pulse generator on the key fob. When the key fob is within five feet of the vehicle, the sensors will detect your presence and unlock the doors. Then, when you pull the door handle or open the trunk the vehicle will recognize your key and begins the engine.
You can also utilize your key fob to activate your vehicle's push-button start feature. When the key fob is inside of your pocket or purse it is possible to press the Start/Stop button in the center console to engage the engine. The car's sensors verify the authenticity of the key fob, and when it's confirmed the engine will begin.
The Audi advanced key system also features a keyless entry function that allows you to unlock your car's doors by pressing the exterior door handle. It's a fantastic feature to use for when you've got a full hand or are wearing gloves. For example, when you're carrying groceries or children in the car. The system includes a trunk-release button that allows you to open the trunk with a kick motion. This is a fantastic feature for when you're carrying many groceries or children into the vehicle.
Contact Audi Brookline for any questions about the Audi advanced key system. We will be able to answer your questions or give you a the opportunity to see a demonstration in person. We can also repair or replace your key fob if required. We're an official Audi dealership, so you can trust that we have the latest technology in place to ensure your safety and comfortable throughout your Virginia Beach drive.
3. Keyless Entry
Keyless entry is a great convenience, especially when you're carrying groceries, kids or gear. You can unlock your car simply by pressing a button, or a sensor mounted on the door handle (some models have the technology built right into the lock). The key fob will also activate the sensors in the vehicle if you're carrying it. This informs the vehicle that you are in the vicinity and that your finger is pressing the button. This can prevent unauthorized use of your vehicle by making sure that only you are able to open the doors.
Another feature that is typically included with keyless entry systems is the capability to remotely start your car without a key. Sensors in the trunk or tailgate, and sometimes within the doors of the vehicle, are employed to achieve this. The sensors will start the engine of the vehicle and then unlock the doors when the fob is within the range of the car - typically around 5 feet. After that, you can push the button to start your vehicle. This is a great method to warm your car prior to when you leave for work or when it is cold outside.
Some of the most advanced keyless entry systems don't require fobs. The cars can be unlocked and reopened using a smartphone app. This is a great option for business owners or families who want their employees to have easy access to their company vehicles. Some keyless entry systems will even remember the driver’s preferred seat position or cabin temperature. This can help you save time when you go to a parking lot.
One of the more advanced keyless entry systems includes a rear hatch function which can be activated by just a simple touch of your foot. The hatch will then close and secure the cargo area automatically. This feature is available in a wide range of Audi models and may be an option in the standard model, or as an upgrade, depending on the model. These systems aren't 100% secure, and they can be tampered with by thieves with a little technical expertise.
4. Push-Button Start
Audi is, unlike other vehicle brands that offer remote starting from the factory, doesn't offer it. However, the brand does provide a different alternative that comes with the same features as remote start called the Audi Advanced Key.
This isn't a remote start system, but it's an excellent option for those who wish to start their car without having to insert keys. With this feature, you are able to unlock the doors of your Audi A4 or start the engine by pressing the button. This button is located in the same place you typically find the ignition in the normal vehicle.
You'll require your key fob and to be within 5 feet of the vehicle to activate this feature. Sensors in the trunk or door handles will be activated when you and your key fob are within five feet of the vehicle. Once you have an equivocal signal and correct code, the vehicle will then allow you to close the doors or start the engine.
You can begin driving your Audi A4 with the touch of a button and not have to search through your purse or pockets for your keys. This feature is perfect for people who spend a lot of time in parking lots and is useful if you want to quickly warm up your vehicle for a commute or run for errands.
Once you're inside your vehicle, the system will continue to communicate with your keyfob. Going Listed here is done using encrypted signals to prevent the hacker from gaining access to your key fob. It is also possible to use Keyless Go Card Keyless Go Card as a backup. It is a credit card sized card that can be used to open your vehicle in the event that the key fob is damaged or lost.
If you have an Audi Advanced Key installed and have trouble getting your car started, it could be an issue with the key. The local Audi dealer can assist with this. The user manual contains an instruction that can be used to re-pair your keys and your vehicle.