A571517 2035173-

Technical Service Bulletin
57 Customer autolock setting "Lock when driving" not available in MMI menu
57 15 17 2035173/4 December 2, 2015. Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 57 number 13-98 dated
December 9, 2013 for reasons listed below.
Model(s)
Year
VIN Range
Vehicle-Specific Equipment
A4
2013 - 2016
All
Not Applicable
A6
2013 - 2018
All
Not Applicable
Q5
2013 - 2017
All
Not Applicable
Condition
REVISION HISTORY
Revision
Date
Purpose
4
-
Revised header data (Added model years)
3
12/09/2013
Revised Service (Added SVM procedure for non-hybrid Q5)
2
10/16/2013
Revised Service (Added instructions for changing settings)
Customer may report that the automatic door lock function cannot be deactivated.
Technical Background
The “Lock when driving” (Autolock) configuration
setting has been discontinued starting in some
model year 2013 vehicles, and it is no longer
available in the Car >> Vehicle Settings category in
the MMI (Figure 1).
The vehicle can still be unlocked while it is being
driven, at any time, with the central locking switch in
the door.
Figure 1. Autolock configuration prior to model year 2013.
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Production Solution
There is no production solution. However, the convenience system central control module, J393 (address word
46), can be coded differently to both enable the system configuration option and to set the default to ON or OFF.
Or, for non-hybrid Q5 vehicles, the convenience system central control module can be updated with an SVM code.
Note: Any coding changes made will be reset to factory specifications if a software update is performed, an
SVM Specified-Actual comparison is performed, or if the convenience system central control module is replaced.
Service
For non-hybrid Q5 vehicles only:
1. Perform SVM to enable the Autolock menu option in the MMI. Follow all instructions in the attached TSB,
2011732: 00 Software Version Management (SVM), operating instructions.
2. Update the J393 control module (address word 46), using the SVM action code: 46A012.
For all other vehicles:
If the customer would like to have the Autolock configuration setting enabled or changed, the coding of the J393
control module needs to be changed. The following Autolock configuration options are available:
• Autolock feature hidden in MMI
• Autolock feature shown in MMI
• Autolock default ON
• Autolock default OFF
Refer to the following table to determine what to change before proceeding with the coding instructions below:
Option Desired
Byte and bit to modify
Modification needed
Autolock feature hidden in MMI
Byte 13, bit 2
=1
Autolock feature shown in MMI
Byte 13, bit 2
=0
Autolock default ON
Byte 5, bit 4
=1
Autolock default OFF
Byte 5, bit 4
=0
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1.
In ODIS, in the Control Module list, right-click on
address 46 and select Control Module OBD to
open the OBD functions pop-up window. Select
Code >> Perform (Figure 2).
Figure 2. The OBD functions pop-up window.
2.
The bytes will be shown in rows with their current hex and binary value (Figure 3). As mentioned above, Byte
5 is used to change whether or not the Autolock feature is shown in the MMI, and Byte 13 is used to change
the Autolock default setting from ON or OFF.
Figure 3. This example shows typical values for a C7 S6. The Byte no. is 5 (Arrow A), the Current hex
value is FA (Arrow B), and the Current binary value is 11111010 (Arrow C).
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Tip: For reference, write down original coding before making changes.
3.
Click on the row that contains the byte number to be
changed to open the Binary coding input pop-up window
(Figure 4).
Change the Hex or Binary value as desired, then click
Apply.
Note: Bits are counted from right to left, starting with 0.
There are 8 bits in a byte, 0 - 7.
Figure 4. The Binary coding input pop-up
window. In this example, Bit 4 in the Binary
value (Arrow B) is changed from 1 to 0, so FA
becomes EA (Arrow A). Click Apply (Arrow C)
after making changes.
4.
Confirm that the desired values are now displayed in the Hex input and Binary input columns, then click
Apply (Figure 5).
Figure 5. The new hex value input, EA (Arrow A), is shown in the Hex input column, and the new bit value
input, 11101010 (Arrow B), is shown in the Binary input column. Click Apply (Arrow C) to update.
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5.
A pop-up window will ask “Do you really want to perform the coding?” Select YES.
6.
After the code is written, a window appears to
confirm that the coding process was completed
successfully (Figure 6). Click OK to close the
window.
Figure 6. Successful coding confirmation window.
7.
A window requesting an ignition reset appears
(Figure 7). Perform an ignition reset and Click OK.
Figure 7. Ignition reset window.
8.
The Current hex value and the Current binary value columns will be updated with the new values (Figure
8).
Figure 8. The Current hex value has been changed to EA (Arrow A), and the Current binary value has
been change to 11101010 (Arrow B).
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9.
Check the MMI display in the vehicle to confirm that the customer’s desired configuration is now available.
10. Explain the technical background of the locking configuration setting to the customer. The setting is not
permanent if a software update or module network check is done in the future, as the setting may revert back
to factory specifications. Explain to the customer that if the setting does revert to factory specifications, it will
need to be changed again.
Warranty
This TSB is informational only and not applicable to any Audi warranty.
Additional Information
All parts and service references provided in this TSB (2035173) are subject to change and/or removal. Always
check with your Parts Department and service manuals for the latest information.
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