What is the Audi Advanced Key?
Audi is a firm believer in comfort and convenience. This is why all the new models we display have keyless entry and starting. This allows you to access to your car and begin driving, while keeping your key fob in your pocket or in your purse.
This system is controlled via proximity sensors that are located in the trunks, doors and key fobs. Here are some things you should be aware of regarding Audi Advanced Key.
1. Proximity Detection
Audi proximity detection enables you to start and enter your vehicle without having remove the key from your pocket or purse. This feature lets you unlock your car's doors, trunk and engine with a single touch of the sensor button on the key.
A proximity sensor that is based on sound, also known as a capacitive proximity sensor, makes use of acoustic waves to detect the presence of objects near. The sensors employ an oscillator to generate a signal that is then transmitted through the air and picked up by a microphone, which converts it into an audio file. The audio files are evaluated to determine their proximity and similarity. When they are close and the system sends a wake-up message to the key. It will also send an ID signal matching the vehicle.
Proximity detection is only the first step towards an easier and more enjoyable driving experience. The Audi advanced key also comes with a remote start capability that lets you start your car's engine beyond the range of your key's FOB. This can be helpful when you're loading groceries into the trunk, securing children in their seats or packing for a family trip.
Going In this article is a security feature which helps you to avoid accidents by taking action prior to a collision occurs. It blends the data of various other systems, such as the front camera and radar sensors from Audi side assist to determine the likelihood of a collision and warn drivers. It also triggers automatic braking up to 250 km/h (155.3) and inform the driver with an alert message displayed in the head-up and virtual cockpit display.
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2. Authentication
When you press your key fob's lock button the Audi advanced key system communicates with the car's sensors. It sends a confirmation number to the computer in the car that confirms it's a valid fob. This security measure prevents any unauthorized access to the vehicle without a valid key fob.
The key fob can be used to start the vehicle from pockets or purses. Audi's innovative key system utilizes proximity sensors in the trunk lid, doors and key fob. The sensors unlock the doors when the key fob is close proximity to the vehicle (about five feet). When you then use the door handle or open the trunk the vehicle will recognize your key and kicks off the engine.
You can also utilize the key fob to activate the push-button feature of your vehicle. You can start the engine by pressing the Start/Stop buttons that are integrated into the center console if the key fob is in your pocket or purse. The car's sensors will check the key fob is authentic and start the engine once they have confirmed it.
The Audi advanced key system also has a keyless entry feature that lets you open your vehicle's doors with a touch of the handle on the outside of the door. It's a fantastic feature to use when you've got hands full or wearing gloves. For example, when you're carrying groceries or children in the car. The system has a trunk release button that lets you open the trunk by using an action. This is an excellent feature to use when you're carrying lots of food items or children into the vehicle.
If you have any questions about the Audi advanced key system, don't hesitate contact us at Audi Brookline. We are willing to answer your questions or give you a demonstration. We can also repair or replace your keyfob, if required. As an official Audi dealer you can be assured that we employ the most up-to-date technology to keep you safe on every Virginia Beach trip.
3. Keyless Entry
A keyless entry system can be a huge option when you're carrying your kids, groceries or other equipment. You can open your vehicle by touching a sensor or button mounted on the door's handle (some models have the technology in the lock). The key fob can also activate the sensors inside the vehicle if you are carrying it. This lets it know that you are in the vicinity and that your finger is on a button. This helps discourage unauthorized use of your vehicle by making sure that only you have the right to open the doors.
A keyless entry system will often include the ability to remotely start your vehicle without a physical key. Sensors mounted in the trunk or tailgate and, sometimes, inside the doors of the vehicle are used to achieve this. The sensors will open the doors and start the engine of the vehicle if the fob is within 5 feet. After that, you can push a button to start your car. This is a great way to keep your car warm and toasty before you head off to work in the morning or when it's cold outside.
Some of the more advanced variations of keyless entry don't need the use of a key fob. The cars can be unlocked and then started using a smartphone app. This is an excellent option for families or business owners who wish to provide their employees with an easy way to access vehicles for business. Some keyless entry systems can even keep track of the driver's preferred seat position and cabin temperature. This can be a huge time saver when you're pulling into the parking area.
One of the most advanced keyless entry systems comes with an opening at the rear that can be activated by simply a simple gesture of the foot. The hatch will then close and secure the cargo area in a matter of seconds. This feature is available in a wide range of Audi models and can be an option in the standard model, or as an upgrade, depending on the model. These systems are not 100% secure, and they can be hacked by thieves with some technical expertise.
4. Push-Button Start
Audi unlike other brands of vehicles that offer remote starting from the factory, does not do so. Audi offers an alternative with similar features to remote start, called the Audi Advanced Key.
Although it isn't a complete remote start system, this option is a great option for those who require a convenient way to start their car without the requirement of key insertion. This feature lets you unlock the doors of your Audi A4 or start the car by pressing a single button. This button is located in the same place you normally find the ignition in the normal vehicle.
To activate this feature, you will require a key fob in your pocket, and close enough to your car. Sensors in the door handles or in the trunk will be activated when you and your keyfob are within five feet of the vehicle. Once you have a clear signal and the correct code, the vehicle will then allow you to lock the doors and start the engine.
You can drive your Audi A4 with the touch of a button, without having to search through your pockets and purse for your keys. This feature is ideal for people who spend long hours in the parking lot and can be an asset if you need to quickly warm up your car for a commute or run some errands.
Once you're inside your vehicle it will continue to communicate with your keyfob. This is done using encrypted signals, which help to ensure that the system cannot be compromised. It also provides a Keyless Go card as a backup, which is credit-card size and can be used to unlock your vehicle in the event that your key fob gets lost or is malfunctioning.
If you have an Audi Advanced Key installed and have trouble starting your vehicle, it could be a problem with the key. This is something your local Audi dealer can help with. They can run a routine in the user's manual which will fix the keys and the vehicle.