MMI Delay
Thanks,
Nick
The rear view camera loads quickly when put in reverse and the ipod begins playing almost right away. (say within 3-5 seconds of ignition).
If it's taking up to 25 seconds....I'd say something is bogging down the MMI. Perhaps others can chime in.
etc ?!?!as a test, eliminate some of those variables to see if that's it....
we are currently trying to finish an audio book on the ipod and by the time we've backed out of the garage and on our way, we usually have to pause it, to 'get ready' as it's already loaded...
good luck, and let us know what you find...
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If your problem is identical to mine, you will find that if you shut off the Q5 when playing a CD and head out to start it later or the next day, the CD will play momentarily and then, during that time when the MMI is locked up, the CD will sound like it's skipping briefly followed by complete lockup and silence until the 15-25 second glitch window is over.
Backup camera is affected as well but less consistantly on mine, and it took longer to develop this problem. I'll hit reverse and see that I have no camera function (still see the radio screen), backup, then hit drive and be pulling away before the backup camera will be displayed until I hit 7 mph or whatever the shutoff threshold is. Next time I take it in for service I'm going to tell them to keep it until it's fixed.
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I've noticed that MMI starts to boot as soon as you unlock the door, so for all y'all key fob users, by the time you walk to your car, MMI has probably finished booting already, and when you start the car, the screen turns on and it appears to be instantly ready.
But yeah, about 20 seconds sounds like how long it takes for my MMI to boot up as well.
As to the splash screen. For me, after vacations more than a few days, when I get back to my car in parking lot at airport, it shows a splash screen for sure.
My theory is that if your car is parked for a extended long time, or your battery is low, MMI would totally shutdown to save power. Otherwise, MMI just hibernates in case you need to use it pretty soon so that it can boot up faster. If you see splash screen everytime, it may indicate something wrong with MMI or even battery(Ugh!). Just my 2 cents.
I've noticed that MMI starts to boot as soon as you unlock the door, so for all y'all key fob users, by the time you walk to your car, MMI has probably finished booting already, and when you start the car, the screen turns on and it appears to be instantly ready.
But yeah, about 20 seconds sounds like how long it takes for my MMI to boot up as well.



