Toyota VELLFIRE 2010 Manual page 113

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ÿ When the mechanical key is lost
A new genuine Toyota mechanical key can be made at a Toyota dealer from the key number stamped
on the key number plate and the rest of the mechanical key. Keep your key number plate in a safe
place other than your car (such as in your wallet).
ÿ When boarding an aircraft
If you bring your key with you on the aircraft, do not press the switch on the key inside the aircraft.
Also, even if you store it in a bag, etc., store it so that the switch cannot be easily pressed. Radio
waves are emitted when the switch is pressed, which may interfere with aircraft operations.
ÿ Battery consumption
•The standard battery life is 1 to 2 years.
• When the battery level is low, a warning will be issued from inside the vehicle when the hybrid system is stopped.
A sound will be heard.
•Because the electronic key is constantly receiving radio waves, the battery is consumed even when not
in use. The battery may be exhausted if any of the following situations occur. Replace with new
batteries.
ÿ The smart entry & start system or wireless remote control does not work ÿ The operating range
has become narrow ÿ The
electronic key LED does not light up
•To prevent excessive battery consumption, do not store the electronic key within 1m of the following
electrical appliances that generate magnetism.
ÿ TV
ÿ PC ÿ Mobile
phone, cordless telephone, and battery charger ÿ Desk
lamp ÿ Induction
cooker
ÿ When a message about the state of the electronic key or the mode of the power switch is displayed,
Kiha
When a message is displayed on the multi-information display prompting you to check the status of
the electronic key, power switch, etc. should be dealt with as soon as possible according to the
displayed contents.
ÿ The multi-information display will show the message "The key's battery is running low."
Please replace the battery." is displayed The battery of the
electronic key is low. Replace with new batteries. (ÿ P.465)
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