Lane keeping warning: keep hands on steering
#1
Lane keeping warning: keep hands on steering
When I use lane keeping on a straight road.
If I hold the steering very gently, the warning easily pops out to ask me to hold steering , but I do!
But it's a straight road, not curve. The warning is loud and annoying.
Should I pull the steering from time to time to avoid the warning?
Does anyone feel the same that the DAP is too sensitive if you don't hold steering hard when using lane keeping?
Can dealer adjust the sensitivity? Thanks.
If I hold the steering very gently, the warning easily pops out to ask me to hold steering , but I do!
But it's a straight road, not curve. The warning is loud and annoying.
Should I pull the steering from time to time to avoid the warning?
Does anyone feel the same that the DAP is too sensitive if you don't hold steering hard when using lane keeping?
Can dealer adjust the sensitivity? Thanks.
#2
In that situation, I drive with my left knee lightly pressed against the bottom left of the steering wheel. That is enough to “fool” the system and keep from turning off. Works well for me on long freeway trips!
#4
AudiWorld Super User
Lane assist and traffic jam both. Basically it needs to sense some steering input from you. What seems to work is if you slightly pull down on the steering wheel on one side. It will counteract your force and at the same time be satisfied that you have your hands on the wheel. Light touch on the steering wheel won't work and you get the warning. I find these current systems rather mediocre. I understand that the software isn't ready or the manufacturers are not willing to gamble and potentially get into a lawsuit before legislation is clear on autonomous driving features, but I tend to turn off lane assist and traffic jam assist. ACC works great, but it seems less annoying to just steer the car myself.
#5
AudiWorld Member
I bet there is a setting that can be accessed in OBDeleven to change the time interval from the current 10 seconds to something longer. RickObe, you find anything in your travels?
#6
AudiWorld Member
#7
AudiWorld Senior Member
It requires force, I don't think it's touch sensitive. Resting arm on it with some pressure helps.
I like that requirement because there were times when Q7 pulled strongly to side when there was no reason for it to do, it gets confused by the patches (where long cracks are patched with glossy tar) and I had to swerve back in order to avoid hitting another vehicle on a narrow road, Ever since then I keep it off on local or bad roads.
I remember someone posted a video of a driver sticking a water bottle in the steering wheel on a straight highway.
I wish we could lower the volume of the warning chime, it's very loud and annoying. I think there are different chimes, one to remind you to hold the steering wheel, and another when it doesn't sense the lane markers.
I like that requirement because there were times when Q7 pulled strongly to side when there was no reason for it to do, it gets confused by the patches (where long cracks are patched with glossy tar) and I had to swerve back in order to avoid hitting another vehicle on a narrow road, Ever since then I keep it off on local or bad roads.
I remember someone posted a video of a driver sticking a water bottle in the steering wheel on a straight highway.
I wish we could lower the volume of the warning chime, it's very loud and annoying. I think there are different chimes, one to remind you to hold the steering wheel, and another when it doesn't sense the lane markers.
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#8
AudiWorld Member
You can def remove the seat belt warning chime. Its the first modification I did with ODBeleven.
#9
AudiWorld Senior Member
I agree, that loud beep is annoying when I'm trying to nap during my drive to work.
In all seriousness, I just keep my left hand holding the wheel at about 7 o'clock with my arm rested against my left thigh and it seems to work well.
In all seriousness, I just keep my left hand holding the wheel at about 7 o'clock with my arm rested against my left thigh and it seems to work well.