What is the Audi Advanced Key?

Audi prioritizes comfort and convenience. This is why all new models we display include keyless entry and starting. This allows you to access to your car and begin driving while keeping your key fob in your pocket or purse.

This system operates through proximity sensors located in the trunks and doors, coupled with a key radio pulse generator within the key fob. Here are a few points you should know about Audi Advanced Key.

1. Proximity Detection

Audi proximity detection allows you to open and get into your vehicle without having to remove the key from your pocket or purse. This authorization and access system works through automatic data exchange between your convenience key and your vehicle that allows you to unlock the trunk and doors and even start the engine with just one click on your key.

A sound-based sensor, also called a capacitive sensor, detects the presence of objects in the vicinity by using an acoustic signal. The sensors produce a signal using an oscillator. This signal is then released into the air via a microphone which converts it into an audio file. Then, the audio files are compared to determine how similar they are and how close they are. If they are similar enough the system will send an alert signal to the key and transmit an ID signal that is in line with the vehicle.

Proximity detection is the first step to an easier and more enjoyable driving experience. The Audi advanced key features remote start capabilities that gives you the ability to start your vehicle from outside the range of your key FOB. This can be useful when you're taking groceries out of the trunk, placing children in their seats, or packing for an family outing.

Audi pre sense basic, for instance it is a safety feature that helps you avoid accidents by taking preventive action prior to collisions taking place. It blends the data of various other systems, such as the front camera and radar sensors of Audi side assist, to determine the probability of a collision and warn drivers. It can also trigger the automatic brake system at speeds up to 250 km/h (155,3) and notify the driver via the virtual cockpit or head-up display.

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2. Authentication

The Audi advanced key system connects directly to the car sensors when you hit the lock button on your key fob. It sends a confirmation number to the computer in the car that confirms it is a valid key fob. This safeguards against unauthorized access to the vehicle without the correct key fob.

It also enables drivers to start their vehicles using the key fob inside the pocket or purse. Audi's advanced key system uses proximity sensor in the trunk lid as well as the doors and key fob. The sensors unlock the doors when the key fob is close proximity to the vehicle (about five feet). When you open the trunk, or use the door handle the vehicle detects the key and begins the motor.

You can also make use of your key fob in order to activate your vehicle's push-button start feature. You can start the engine by pressing the Start/Stop buttons integrated into the center console when the key fob is in your purse or pocket. 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 features a keyless entry feature that allows you to unlock your car doors by simply pressing the handle of the exterior door. It's a great feature for when you've got hands full or are wearing gloves. For instance, if you're bringing groceries or children in the car. The system includes a trunk-release button that allows you to open the trunk with the kick motion. This is a fantastic option for those who have to carry lots of groceries or children into the vehicle.

Contact Audi Brookline for any questions regarding the Audi advanced key system. We are eager to answer any questions you may have or give you a demonstration. We can also repair or replace your key fob if required. As an official Audi dealer You can be assured that we employ the most up-to-date technology to ensure your safety on every Virginia Beach trip.

3. Keyless Entry

A keyless entry system can be a great convenience when you're carrying children, groceries or other equipment. You can unlock your car simply by touching a button or sensor that is mounted on the door handle (some models come with the technology built right into the lock). The key fob will activate the sensors inside the vehicle when you are carrying it. This informs the vehicle that you're in the vicinity and your hand is on a button. This can prevent unauthorised use of your vehicle by making sure that only you have the right to open the doors.

Keyless entry systems often include the ability to remotely start your vehicle without the use of a physical key. Sensors in the trunk or tailgate or even within the doors of the vehicle are employed to achieve this. These sensors will turn on the engine of the vehicle and open the doors when the fob is within a specific distance of the car, usually around 5 feet. You can then push a button to start your car. This is a great way to get 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 versions of keyless entry don't require any key fobs at all. These cars can be unlocked and started by using a smartphone application. This is a great solution for business owners or families who wish to give their employees an easy way to use vehicles for business. Certain keyless entry systems even keep track of the driver's preferred seat position and cabin temperature. This could save you lots of time when you go to a parking lot.

One of the most advanced keyless entry systems comes with a rear hatch function which can be activated with a simple foot wave. The hatch will then close and secure the cargo area automatically. This technology is available in many Audi vehicles, and, based on the model, it might be a standard feature or a paid upgrade. Be aware that these systems are not foolproof and can be circumvented by savvy thieves with some skills or knowledge.

4. Push-Button Start

Audi, unlike many other car brands that provide remote starting in the factory, does not do so. Audi offers a different option website with similar features to remote start, which is called the Audi Advanced Key.

This feature is not an automatic remote start system, but it's an excellent option for those who wish to start their vehicle without having insert a key. With this feature, you can open your Audi A4's doors or start the engine by pressing a button. This button is located where you typically find the ignition in a conventional vehicle.

You will require your key fob and to be within 5 feet of the vehicle in order to activate this feature. Sensors in the door handles and trunk will begin to activate when you and your key fob are within five feet of the vehicle. If you receive an unambiguous signal and the correct code, the vehicle will then allow you to close the doors or start the engine.

By pressing a button, you can effortlessly access your Audi A4 and begin driving without the need to look around in your pockets or purse for the keys. This feature is ideal for those who park their vehicles frequently. It can also be beneficial for those who need to warm up their car quickly for a commute.

Once you are in your car it continues to communicate with your key fob. This is done with encrypted signals to protect against hacking. You can also use the Keyless Go Card as a backup. It is a credit card sized card that can be used to unlock the vehicle in the event that the key fob malfunctions or is lost.

If you have an Audi Advanced Key installed and have trouble starting your vehicle, it could be an issue with the key. Your local Audi dealer can assist you with this. They can perform a routine in the user's manual that will re-pair the keys and the vehicle.