Volkswagen Digital Cockpit and MIB3 User Interface Tutorial - Mk8 GTI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- In today's video, we're going to explore VW's Digital Cockpit and MIB3 User Interface for the 2022 Mk8 GTI. With technology taking a big leap forward over the Mk7/Mk7.5, there might be a few learning curves that you'll have to navigate your way through when you first step inside a Mk8 GTI. So here's general overview and tutorial for the VW Digital Cockpit and MIB3 User Interface.
Huge thank you to Quirk VW in Braintree, MA for providing the Volkswagen GTI SE for this video.
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It's nice to see someone taking the time to demonstrate how the infotainment actually works rather than just complaining how it doesn't have any buttons, thank you. 🙂 There are a lot of additional shortcuts and configuration options still. As a MK8 owner let me list a few:
- You don't have to swipe the volume controls, you can press them just like any real button and it works great. You can also just press and hold down the volume control on the steering wheel and it will gradually increase or decrease the volume.
- If you single tap the power button on the infotainment head, this will quickly mute the audio. If you are playing from a smart phone it will work like a "pause" on the track being played.
- You can also mute by swiping right to left along the full length of the volume control on the head unit.
- You can adjust the heated seats by two finger tapping on the HVAC sliders (no need to go into the climate menu)
- If you swipe down from the top of the screen it brings up a customizable list of "shortcuts". From here you can create shortcuts for disabling traction control, turning on/off the AC, bringing up the sound system equalizer, muting the audio, any many more options.
- You can customize the panels on the infotainment screen similar to how you can customize screens on your smartphone. You choose a layout and then place widgets of various sizes on that panel. This gives you some control over the information displayed on your infotainment screen so you don't have to be changing screens all the time to get to your favorite and most used interfaces.
Can you turn down the pumped in exhaust noise?
@@katiecannon8186 It's only present in sport mode. You can turn it off in custom mode and it's not present in comfort or eco mode.
@@jdipietronh A late thank you. I love this car. Hope you’re still enjoying yours as well.
@@katiecannon8186 Very much so! It will be 2 years in December and still very happy.
Well done! I just bought a 2023. This really helped me. Appreciate it!
Very detailed. Thank You!
Great video
Hi, maybe you would include the features - rearrange icons and create additional screens on the main infotainment screen and the feature to reconfigure shortcuts on the pull down menu.
If you see this, I have a question: If you don’t like the pumped in exhaust noice, is there a way to turn it off?
Hi, I recently bought a 2023 Golf GTI from the dealer and it was quite dissppointing for me to find out that my ACC/Cruise control wasn't activating by pressing the 0/1 button onth steering wheel. For info , I don't have any alarms on my digital cockpit although when I press the side button on the indicator stick to bring up Assist systems, the "ACC" that sits under "Speed" is greyed out and when I try to select it with "OK" it says "Please activate the main switch". I'd really appreciate if you can help me understand the nature of this fault ?
at 7:26 can you explain the Custom Drive Mode option "Light Assist" and "Climate Control"? Thanks
I noticed on my on cruise control, it will only change in 5mph increments, not like my Rav4 that it is per mile plus or minus when adjusting highway speeds.
Is there a way to change the default adjustments to be every mile instead of every 5?
What are the first cars that came with this?
I know Golf Mk9 has it (but I didnt find it on the Mk8) and ID3,4 have
So what was the first car that had this?
Suggest show for lower two trims (S and 40th), as its different from this.
What does auto hold do?
Do this S trim !!!!! Please !!!!!!
Mike, you did a very good job explaining this. but my brain doesn't have the capabilities of understanding this stuff.
Lol. Yeah, my brain doesn’t like it either. I have the S trim. I’ve gotten use to 99% of it though.
So you can gesture but still have to touch the screen. Such a useless system. There was nothing wrong with previous system.