Page 3 Introduction CONFIRMING DISPLAY AUDIO MODEL This manual is made up of 2 sections. The first describing available functions for models without navigation capabili- ties (WITHOUT NAVIGATION) such as audio and hands-free. The second describing available functions for models with navigation capabili- ties (WITH NAVIGATION) such as navigation, audio, and hands-free.
Page 4 1 When the ignition switch is turned to the “ACC” or “ON” position, the initial screen will be displayed and the system will begin operating. 2 Press the “APPS” button. If your system does not have the “APPS” button, the Display Audio system does not have navigation capabilities, refer to the “WITHOUT NAVIGATION”...
Page 5 SYMBOLS USED IN ILLUSTRATIONS Safety symbol The symbol of a circle with a slash through it means “Do not”, “Do not do this”, or “Do not let this happen”. Arrows indicating operations Indicates the action (pushing, turning, etc.) used to operate switches and other devices.
Page 7 WITHOUT NAVIGATION (1ST SECTION) TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK GUIDE AUDIO SYSTEM ® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM VEHICLE INFORMATION SETUP REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM INDEX...
Page 8 Introduction This manual explains the operation of the Display Audio system. Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper use. Keep this manual in your vehicle at all times. The screen shots in this document and the actual screens of the Display Audio system differ depending on whether the functions and/or a contract existed at the time of producing this document.
Page 9 IMPORTANT INFORMATION SAFETY INSTRUCTION ABOUT THIS MANUAL To use this system in the safest possible manner, follow all the safety tips shown For safety reasons, this manual indicates below. items requiring particular attention with the following marks. Do not use any feature of this system to the extent it becomes a distraction and CAUTION prevents safe driving.
Page 11: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK GUIDE VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES ..8 1. VEHICLE INFORMATION....86 OVERVIEW BUTTONS ......8 QUICK REFERENCE ......86 SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX ....10 FUEL CONSUMPTION ......87 TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION.... 11 TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM..........
Page 13: Quick Guide
QUICK GUIDE CONTROLS AND FEATURES 1. OVERVIEW BUTTONS ....8 2. SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX..10 3. TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION..11...
Page 14: Overview Buttons
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 1. OVERVIEW BUTTONS The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”. Name Function Page Touch screen By touching the screen with your finger, you can...
Page 15 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES Name Function Page Press this button to access the vehicle information “CAR” button* system. This button is used for an add-on external naviga- “APPS” button* — tion system. (If equipped) Press this knob to turn the audio system on and off, “PWR/VOL”...
Page 16: System Function Index
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 2. SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX AUDIO SYSTEM To access the audio system, press the “AUDIO” button. The audio control screen will be displayed. Audio sources: Radio, ® CDs, iPod, USB, AUX and Bluetooth dio. For details, see pages 13. SETUP To customize the function settings, press the “SETUP”...
Page 17: Touch Screen Operation
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 3. TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION This system is operated mainly by the screen buttons. When a screen button is touched, a beep sounds. (To set a beep sound, see page 93.) NOTICE ● To prevent damaging the screen, lightly touch the screen buttons with your fin- ger.
Page 18: Audio System Operation
AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....14 2. SOME BASICS ......16 TURNING THE AUDIO SYSTEM ON OR OFF......... 16 CONTROLS USING THE “TUNE/SCROLL” KNOB....16 SWITCHING AUDIO SOURCE ....17 DSP CONTROL ........17 TONE AND BALANCE ......18 3.
Page 19 AUDIO SYSTEM 5. RADIO OPERATION 9. AUX DEVICE OPERATION... 47 ® Satellite Radio CONNECTING A PORTABLE BROADCAST) ......29 AUDIO DEVICE........47 HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO SWITCHING TO AUX MODE ....48 ® AN XM Satellite Radio ...... 29 PLAYING A PORTABLE AUDIO DISPLAYING THE RADIO ID....
Page 20: Quick Reference
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE To access the audio system, press the “AUDIO” button. The audio system turns on in the last mode used. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown.
Page 21 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Name Function Page Press to turn the audio system on and off, and turn “PWR/VOL” knob to adjust the volume. button Press to eject a disc. *: If equipped...
Page 22: Some Basics
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 2. SOME BASICS This section describes some of the ba- TURNING THE AUDIO sic features of the audio system. Some SYSTEM ON OR OFF information may not pertain to your system. Your audio system works when the en- gine switch is turned to the “ACC”...
Page 23: Switching Audio Source
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION When a list is displayed Touch a desired audio source. When a list is displayed on the screen, turn the “TUNE/SCROLL” knob to move the cursor box to select a desired item from the list, and pressing the knob will play it.
Page 24: Tone And Balance
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch the “DSP” tab to display this SURROUND FUNCTION screen. (IF EQUIPPED) Without JBL sound system Touch “On” of “Surround”. Touch “OK”. TONE AND BALANCE TONE How good an audio program sounds is With JBL sound system largely determined by the mix of the treble, mid and bass levels.
Page 25 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch the “Sound” tab to display this screen. Touch the desired screen button. “Treble” “+” or “-”: To adjust high- pitched tones. “Mid” “+” or “-”: To adjust mid-pitched tones. “Bass” “+” or “-”: To adjust low-pitched tones.
Page 26: Radio Operation (With Display Audio System)
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 3. RADIO OPERATION (WITH Display Audio SYSTEM) SWITCHING TO RADIO MODE PRESETTING A STATION Press the “AUDIO” button. Tune in the desired station. Touch one of the left side screen but- tons (1-6) and hold it until a beep is heard.
Page 27: Selecting A Station
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A STATION RADIO BROADCAST DATA SYSTEM Tune in the desired station using one of the following methods. This audio system is equipped with Ra- dio Broadcast Data Systems (RBDS). Preset tuning: Touch one of the preset RBDS mode allows text messages to channels on the left side of the screen to be received from radio stations that uti-...
Page 28: Traffic Announcement
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch “TYPE >” or “< TYPE” to move TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT forward and backward through the pro- gram list. A station that regularly broadcasts traf- fic information is automatically located. Once a program type has been set, “TYPE SEEK”...
Page 29: Radio Operation (With Premium Display Audio System)
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 4. RADIO OPERATION (WITH Premium Display Audio SYSTEM) SWITCHING TO RADIO MODE PRESETTING A STATION Press the “AUDIO” button. Radio mode has a mix preset function, which can store up to 36 stations (6 station per page × 6 page) from any of the AM, FM or SAT bands.
Page 30: Selecting A Station
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A STATION RADIO BROADCAST DATA SYSTEM Tune in the desired station using one of the following methods. This audio system is equipped with Ra- dio Broadcast Data Systems (RBDS). Preset tuning: Touch one of the mix pre- RBDS mode allows text messages to set channels on the left side of the screen be received from radio stations that uti-...
Page 31: Traffic Announcement
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch “TYPE >” or “< TYPE” to move TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT forward and backward through the pro- gram list. A station that regularly broadcasts traf- fic information is automatically located. Once a program type has been set, “TYPE SEEK”...
Page 32: Using Hd Radio™ Technology
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION INFORMATION USING HD Radio™ TECHNOLOGY Touch “Text”. HD Radio™ Technology is the digital evolution of analog AM/FM radio. Your radio product has a special receiver which allows it to receive digital broadcasts (where available) addition to the analog broadcasts it already receives.
Page 33 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION INFORMATION ● If tagging the music information fails, Touch “Tag” to bookmark the music “Saving the HD Radio tag failed.” will be information. displayed on the screen. If this occurs, tag the information again. ● HD Radio™ stations can be preset. Open the cover and connect iPod us- ing an iPod cable.
Page 34 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Experience Cause Action Mismatch of time alignment The radio stations analog a users may hear a short and digital volume is not None, radio broadcast issue. A period of programming re- properly aligned or the sta- user can contact the radio station.
Page 35: Radio Operation (Xm Broadcast)
Canadian provinces. SATELLITE TUNER HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TECHNOLOGY NOTICE It is necessary to enter into a separate Toyota’s satellite radio tuners are ® service agreement with XM Satellite awarded Type Approval Certificates Radio in order to receive satellite ®...
Page 36: Switching To Satellite Radio Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO SATELLITE CHANNEL CATEGORY RADIO MODE Touch “Options”. Press the “AUDIO” button. Touch either “TYPE >” or “< TYPE” to go to the next or previous category. The audio system turns on in the last mode used.
Page 37: Selecting A Channel
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A CHANNEL DISPLAYING THE TITLE AND NAME Tune in the desired channel using one of the following methods. Touching “Text” displays the artist name and song title you are currently Preset tuning: Touch the channel selector listening to.
Page 38: If The Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions
Check whether the XM tenna cable is attached securely. Check Antenna A short circuit occurs in the antenna or the surrounding antenna cable. See a Toyota certified dealer for assistance. ® You have not subscribed to XM Satellite Radio. The radio is be- ®...
Page 39 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION NOTICE ● This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec- tion against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Page 40: Cd Player Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 6. CD PLAYER OPERATION The CD player can play audio CDs, CD text and MP3/WMA discs. (a)Audio CD, CD text (See page 35.) (b)MP3/WMA disc (See page 37.) For appropriate discs for this player, see “AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATING HINTS”...
Page 41: Switching To Cd Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO CD MODE PLAYING AN AUDIO CD Press the “AUDIO” button. If a CD-TEXT disc is inserted, the title of the track and disc currently being played will be displayed. : Touch to pause the track. The audio system turns on in the last mode used.
Page 42 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A DESIRED PLAYING REPEAT AND TRACK RANDOM ORDER Select a desired track using one of the following methods. (Repeat mode): Use it to automat- ically repeat the track you are currently lis- tening to. The repeat mode changes as follows each time the screen button is touched.
Page 43: Playing A Mp3/Wma Disc
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A DESIRED FILE PLAYING A MP3/WMA DISC Select a desired file using one of the following methods. The title of the file and folder currently being played will be displayed. : Touch to pause the file. : Touch to resume playing the file.
Page 44 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A DESIRED PLAYING REPEAT AND FOLDER RANDOM ORDER Touch “Folders” on the screen. The folder list will be displayed. (Repeat mode): Use it to automat- ically repeat the file or folder you are cur- Touch a desired folder from the list. rently listening to.
Page 45: Ipod Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 7. iPod OPERATION Connecting an iPod with the USB port CONNECTING AN iPod enables users to enjoy music via the vehicle speakers. Open the cover of the USB/AUX port and connect an iPod. CAUTION ● Do not connect an iPod or operate the device controls while driving.
Page 46: Playing An Ipod
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Fast forward and Reverse: Press and Touch “Source” or press “AUDIO” hold the “ ” or “ ” of “SEEK/TRACK” but- button to display the audio source se- ton to fast forward or reverse. When you lection screen.
Page 47 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A DESIRED SONG SELECTING A PLAY MODE Touch “Browse” on the screen. Select a desired song using one of the following methods. Touch a desired play mode tab button, such as playlists, artists, albums, songs, podcasts or audio book. And then select the song on each play “SEEK/TRACK”...
Page 48 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION PLAYING REPEAT AND SHUFFLE (Repeat mode): Use it to automat- ically repeat the song you are currently lis- tening to. The repeat mode changes as follows each time the screen button is touched. :Repeating the song :OFF (Shuffle mode): Use it for auto- matic shuffling of the songs or albums in...
Page 49: Usb Memory Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 8. USB MEMORY OPERATION Connecting a USB memory with the CONNECTING A USB USB port enables users to enjoy music MEMORY via the vehicle speakers. Open the cover of the USB/AUX port CAUTION and connect a USB memory. ●...
Page 50: Playing A Usb Memory
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Fast forward and Reverse: Press and Touch “Source” or press “AUDIO” hold the “ ” or “ ” of “SEEK/TRACK” but- button to display the audio source se- ton to fast forward or reverse. When you lection screen.
Page 51 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION File list: A desired file can be selected Touch a desired folder from the list. from a list. The file list for the folder will be dis- Touch “Files” on the screen. The list will played. be displayed.
Page 52 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION (Random mode): Use it for auto- matic random selection of the file. The random mode changes as follows each time the screen button is touched. :Playing the files on the fold- er in random order :Playing the files in all the folders in random order :OFF...
Page 53: Aux Device Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 9. AUX DEVICE OPERATION Connecting a portable audio device CONNECTING A PORTABLE with the AUX port enables users to en- AUDIO DEVICE joy music via the vehicle speakers. Open the cover of the USB/AUX port CAUTION and connect a portable audio device.
Page 54: Switching To Aux Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO AUX MODE PLAYING A PORTABLE AUDIO DEVICE Press the “AUDIO” button. Only the volume can be adjusted using the audio system controls. The remaining controls need to be operated on the porta- The audio system turns on in the last ble audio device itself.
Page 55: Audio Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® 10. Bluetooth AUDIO OPERATION ® The Bluetooth audio system enables INFORMATION users to enjoy music played on a por- ● In the following conditions, the system table player from the vehicle speaker may not function. via wireless communication.
Page 56: Switching To Bluetooth Audio Mode
SWITCHING TO Bluetooth (Recommended: Ver.1.4 or higher) AUDIO MODE This is a profile to remote control the A/V equipments. Refer http://www.toyota.com/ ● Press the “AUDIO” button. ® Bluetooth/ to find approved Bluetooth devices for this system. The audio system turns on in the last...
Page 57: Connecting A Bluetooth ® Audio Player
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch “Source” or press “AUDIO” Touch “Connect” on the screen. button to display the audio source se- lection screen. Touch “Yes” to connect your portable player. Touch “BT” on the screen. When this screen is displayed, perform If a desired source is not displayed on the a device discovery from your portable screen, touch...
Page 58 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION When the connection is completed, Touch the portable audio device name this screen is displayed. to connect. Once you have registered it, the system If you want to add a new device, touch automatically connects to your portable “Add New”.
Page 59: Playing A Bluetooth Audio Player
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® PLAYING A Bluetooth AUDIO PLAYER “Connection Method” “From Vehicle”: Connect the audio system to the portable audio player. However, depending on the type of porta- The title of the track and album currently ble audio player, the device may not be being played will be displayed.
Page 60 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION STATUS DISPLAY Indicates the amount of battery charge left. Empty Full INFORMATION ● Depending on the type of portable audio players, remaining battery charge is not displayed. ® Indicates the condition of the Bluetooth ● The amount left does not always corre- connection.
Page 61 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Track list: A desired track can be selected Touch a desired album from the list. from a list. The track list for the album will be dis- Touch “Tracks” on the screen. The list played. will be displayed. When a desired track is touched, the Touch a desired track.
Page 62 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION (Random mode): Use it for auto- matic random selection of the track. The random mode changes as follows each time the screen button is touched. :Playing the tracks on the album in random order :Playing the tracks on all the albums in random order :OFF...
Page 63: Steering Switches
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 11. STEERING SWITCHES Some parts of the audio system can be “ ” “ ” switch adjusted with the switches on the Radio steering wheel. To select a preset station: Press the “ ” switch. or “ ” STEERING SWITCHES (WITH To seek a radio station: Press and hold TWO DIRECTION STEERING...
Page 64: Steering Switches (With Four Direction Steering Switch)
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION To seek a station: Press and hold the “ ” STEERING SWITCHES (WITH or “ ” side of the switch until a beep is FOUR DIRECTION STEERING heard. Repeat this to find the next station. SWITCH) If either side of the switch is pressed dur- ing seek mode, seeking will be canceled.
Page 65 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION “MODE/HOLD” switch Press the “MODE/HOLD” switch to select an audio mode. Each press changes the mode sequentially if the desired mode is ready to use. To turn the audio system on, press the “MODE/HOLD” switch. Press and hold the “MODE/HOLD” switch until you hear a beep and the music will pause or be muted.
Page 66: Audio System Operating Hints
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 12. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATING HINTS NOTICE Fading and drifting stations: Generally, ● To avoid damaging the audio system: the effective range of FM is about 25 miles • Be careful not to spill beverages over (40 km). Once outside this range, you may the audio system.
Page 67: Ipod
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® COMPATIBLE MODELS   Cargo loaded on the roof luggage carrier, The following iPod , iPod nano , iPod especially metal objects, may adversely    classic , iPod touch and iPhone devic- ® affect the reception of XM Satellite es can be used with this system.
Page 68: Usb Memory
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION USB MEMORY USB memory that can be used for MP3 and WMA playback. Audio CDs • USB communication formats: USB 2.0 FS (12 Mbps) ® • File formats: FAT 16/32 (Windows • Correspondence class: Mass storage class Use only discs marked as shown above.
Page 69 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Low quality discs Correct Wrong Handle discs carefully, especially when you are inserting them. Hold them on the Labeled discs edge and do not bend them. Avoid getting fingerprints on them, particularly on the shiny side. Dirt, scratches, warping, pin holes, or other disc damage could cause the CD player to skip or to repeat a section of a...
Page 70: Mp3/Wma Files
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SAMPLING FREQUENCY MP3/WMA FILES MP3 files: MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) and WMA  MPEG 1 AUDIO LAYER 3 32, 44.1, 48 (Windows Media Audio) are audio com- pression standards.  The MP3/WMA player can play MP3 and MPEG2 AUDIO LAYER3 16, 22.05, 24 WMA files on CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-...
Page 71: Cd-R And Cd-Rw Discs
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION MP3/WMA files in folders up to 8 levels CD-R AND CD-RW DISCS deep can be played. However, the start of playback may be delayed when using CD-R/CD-RW discs that have not been discs containing numerous levels of fold- subject to the “finalizing process”...
Page 72: Terms
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION TERMS MP3 is an audio compression standard determined by a working group (MPEG) of PACKET WRITE the ISO (International Standard Organiza- tion). MP3 compresses audio data to This is a general term that describes the about 1/10 the size of that on conventional process of writing data on-demand to CD- discs.
Page 73: Bluetooth
® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM ® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....68 2. HANDS-FREE SYSTEM....69 USING THE PHONE SWITCH AND MICROPHONE........70 ABOUT THE PHONEBOOK IN THIS SYSTEM ........71 WHEN YOU RELEASE YOUR CAR ......... 71 PHONE STATUS DISPLAY ....
Page 74: Quick Reference
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE This screen can be used to make a phone call. To display the “Phone” screen, press the switch on the steering wheel or the button. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown.
Page 75: Hands-Free System
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION 2. HANDS-FREE SYSTEM ® Bluetooth hands-free system allows NOTICE you to make or receive a call without ● Do not leave your cellular phone in the taking your hands off the steering car. The temperature inside may be high wheel by connecting your cellular and damage the phone.
Page 76: Using The Phone Switch And Microphone
HFP, you cannot register the Bluetooth By pressing the volume switch, you can phone, and take OPP or PBAP service adjust the volume. individually. Refer http://www.toyota.com/ ● ® Bluetooth/ to find approved Bluetooth devices for this system. You can use the microphone when talking...
Page 77: About The Phonebook In This System
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION ABOUT THE PHONEBOOK IN INFORMATION THIS SYSTEM ● The other party’s voice will be heard from the front speakers. The audio sys- tem will be muted during phone calls or The following data is stored for every reg- when hands-free voice commands are istered phone.
Page 78: Phone Status Display
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION PHONE STATUS DISPLAY CAUTION ● FCC WARNING: Changes or modifica- tions not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. ● CAUTION: Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure This equipment complies with FCC radi- ation exposure limits set forth for uncon-...
Page 79 ® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION Indicates the receiving area. “Rm” is displayed when receiving in Roaming area. The receiving area may not be displayed depending on the phone you have. Indicates the level of reception. Poor Excellent The level of reception does not always correspond with the one of your cellular phone.
Page 80: Register A Bluetooth ® Phone
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION ® 3. REGISTER A Bluetooth PHONE When this screen is displayed, perform ® To use the Bluetooth hands-free device discovery from your system, you need to register your ® Bluetooth phone. phone into the system. Once you have registered it, you can make hands-free calls.
Page 81: Selecting And Addinga Bluetooth Phone
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION When the connection is completed, SELECTING AND ADDING A this screen is displayed. ® Bluetooth PHONE have registered some ® Bluetooth devices, you can change the device connected and add a new device. Touch “Connect Phone”. Once you have registered it, the system ®...
Page 82: Call On The Bluetooth ® Phone
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION ® 4. CALL ON THE Bluetooth PHONE ® BY PHONEBOOK After you register the Bluetooth phone, call using ® You can make a call using the Bluetooth hands-free system. phonebook data which is transferred from your cellular phone.
Page 83: By Speed Dial
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION WHEN THE PHONEBOOK IS BY SPEED DIAL EMPTY You can call using registered phone Touch “Contacts”. numbers which can be selected from a phonebook. (See “SPEED DIALS SETTING” on page 111 for registering the speed dial.) Press the switch on the steering wheel or the...
Page 84: By Call History
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION Touch or press the switch BY CALL HISTORY on the steering wheel. You can make a call using the call history which has 4 functions below. All: all the calls (missed, incoming or out- going) Missed: calls which you missed Incoming: calls which you received...
Page 85: By Voice Recognition
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION Say the command displayed on the BY VOICE RECOGNITION screen. (IF EQUIPPED) Calls can be made by giving a voice command. This can be operated while driving. Press the talk switch. If a desired outcome is not shown, or if no selections are available, perform one of the following to return to the previous screen:...
Page 86 ® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION Say “Dial” to call the phone number. VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: CALL NAME Press the talk switch. Say the name, or the name and type of phone, of a registered contact. VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: DIAL NUMBER Press the talk switch.
Page 87 ® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION As the system cannot recognize additional numbers, say the complete number with- out stopping. When the system recognizes multiple phone numbers, a phone number candi- date list will be displayed on the screen. If the desired phone number is not displayed on the top of the screen, say the number of the desired phone number from the...
Page 88: Receive On The Bluetooth Phone
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION ® 5. RECEIVE ON THE Bluetooth PHONE When a call is received, this screen is displayed with a sound. To answer the phone: Press the switch on the steering wheel or touch To refuse to receive the call: Press the switch on the steering wheel or touch...
Page 89: Talk On The Bluetooth ® Phone
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION ® 6. TALK ON THE Bluetooth PHONE While you are talking on the phone, WHEN YOU TOUCH “0-9” this screen is displayed. You can do Enter a number by touching the num- the operation below on the screen. ber keys.
Page 90: Interrupt Call
® 1. Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION INTERRUPT CALL INFORMATION ● The continuous tone signal is the When the call is interrupted by the third marked sign (p or w) and the number fol- lowing phone number. (ex. party while talking, this screen is 056133w0123p#1∗) displayed.
Page 91: Vehicle Information
VEHICLE INFORMATION VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....86 2. FUEL CONSUMPTION....87 FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH HYBRID SYSTEM) ..........87 FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH GASOLINE ENGINE) ..........87 3. TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM ........89 SHOWING THE TIRE PRESSURE SCREEN ..........
Page 92: Quick Reference
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE Fuel consumption information and tire pressure value can be displayed. To access the vehicle information system, press the “CAR” button. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown.
Page 93: Fuel Consumption
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 2. FUEL CONSUMPTION* TRIP INFORMATION FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH HYBRID SYSTEM) Fuel consumption such as shown be- low can be displayed on the screen. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”. Energy monitor If the “Trip Information” screen is not dis- Trip consumption played, touch “Trip Information”.
Page 94 1. VEHICLE INFORMATION HISTORY If the “History” screen is not displayed, touch “History”. Name Previous fuel economy record Current fuel economy Best recorded fuel economy The average fuel consumption history is divided by color into past averages and the average fuel consumption since the last reset.
Page 95: Tire Pressure Warning System
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 3. TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM* Touch “Tire Pressure”. Vehicles equipped with a tire pres- sure warning system will display a warning screen in addition to a warning indication on the meter if tire pressure becomes low. For in- formation on the tire pressure warning system, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”.
Page 96 1. VEHICLE INFORMATION...
Page 97: Setup
SETUP SETUP OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....92 2. GENERAL SETTINGS ....93 SCREENS FOR GENERAL SETTINGS .......... 93 3. GUIDANCE SETTINGS....95 SCREEN FOR VOICE GUIDANCE SETTINGS .......... 95 4. DISPLAY SETTINGS ....96 TURN OFF DISPLAY......96 CHANGING BETWEEN DAY AND NIGHT MODE ........
Page 98: Quick Reference
1. SETUP OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE To customize the function settings, press the “SETUP” button. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”.
Page 99: General Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 2. GENERAL SETTINGS Settings are available for language se- SCREENS FOR GENERAL lection, operation sounds, screen ani- SETTINGS mation, etc. Press the “SETUP” button. On this screen, the following functions are operational. Function Touch “General”. You can change the language. (See “SELECTING LAN-...
Page 100 1. SETUP OPERATION SELECTING A LANGUAGE DELETE PERSONAL DATA Press the “SETUP” button. The desired language can be selected. Touch “General” on the “Setup” Press the “SETUP” button. screen. Touch “General” on the “Setup” Touch “Delete Personal Data”. screen. Touch “Language”. Touch “Delete”.
Page 101: Guidance Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 3. GUIDANCE SETTINGS (WITH Premium Display Audio SYSTEM) Voice recognition guidance SCREEN FOR VOICE ® Bluetooth hands-free systems can be GUIDANCE SETTINGS set. Press the “SETUP” button. On this screen, the following functions can be performed. Function Touch “Guidance”.
Page 102: Display Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 4. DISPLAY SETTINGS You can adjust the contrast and bright- TURN OFF DISPLAY ness of the screen. You can also turn the display off. Press the “SETUP” button. Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Display” on the “Setup” screen.
Page 103: Changing Between Day And Night Mode
1. SETUP OPERATION CHANGING BETWEEN DAY ADJUST CONTRAST/ AND NIGHT MODE BRIGHTNESS Press the “SETUP” button. Depending on the position of the head- light switch, the screen changes to day Touch “Display” on the “Setup” or night mode. screen. To display the screen in day mode Touch “General”...
Page 104: Bluetooth ® Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION ® 5. Bluetooth SETTINGS You can confirm and change the REGISTERED DEVICES ® Bluetooth settings. Press the “SETUP” button. Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Bluetooth*” on the “Setup” screen. Touch “Registered Devices”. Touch “Bluetooth*”. This screen is displayed. Touch the items to be set.
Page 105 1. SETUP OPERATION When this screen is displayed, perform INFORMATION device discovery from your ● For details on device discovery for your ® Bluetooth device. ® Bluetooth phone, refer ® Bluetooth phone’s user’s guide. ● When register your phone, ® Bluetooth audio will disconnect.
Page 106 1. SETUP OPERATION DISPLAYING DEVICE DETAILS Name Function name Touch “Details” to display a device “Device Name” ® Bluetooth network. detail. The address peculiar to the system. You cannot “Device change it. If the same Address” device name dis- played on the screen of your device, refer to it.
Page 107: Connect Phone
1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “OK”. Select the device to connect. “From Vehicle”: Connect the audio sys- tem to the portable audio player. “From Audio Player”: Connect the porta- ble audio player to the audio system. ® ■ INITIALIZING Bluetooth SETTINGS You can initialize the settings.
Page 108: Detailed Bluetooth ® Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Connect Audio Player”. ® DETAILED Bluetooth SETTINGS Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Bluetooth*” on the “Setup” screen. Touch “Detailed Bluetooth* Settings”. Select the device to connect. This screen is displayed. ® The Bluetooth mark is displayed when you connect the device.
Page 109 1. SETUP OPERATION The information displays the following ® CHANGING THE Bluetooth items. POWER Name Function Touch “Bluetooth* Power”. It is available to set wheth- “Bluetooth* er registered devices will Power” be connected automatical- ly or not. name “Device ® Bluetooth network.
Page 110 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Save”. EDITING THE PASSCODE When you start your vehicle and the Touch “Passcode”. ® Bluetooth phone automatically connected, connection check displayed. Input a passcode and touch “OK”. You can select the state of “Display Phone Status”. On: The status is displayed.
Page 111 1. SETUP OPERATION When you start your vehicle and the ® Bluetooth portable audio player automatically connected, the connection check is displayed. You can select the state of “Display Audio Player Status”. On: The status is displayed. Off: The status is not displayed. ®...
Page 112: Phone Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 6. PHONE SETTINGS Phone settings can be changed. PHONE SOUND SETTINGS Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Phone Sound Settings”. Change each setting according to the following procedures. Touch “Phone”. When you complete all settings, touch Touch the items to be set. “Save”.
Page 113: Phonebook
1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Default”. RING TONE VOLUME SETTING Touch “Ring Tone Volume”. Touch “-” or “+” to adjust the ring vol- ume. PHONEBOOK Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Phone”. Touch “OK”. Touch “Phonebook”. RING TONE SELECTING Touch “Ring Tone”. Touch “Tone 1”, “Tone 2”...
Page 114 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Transfer Contacts”. PHONEBOOK SETTINGS Touch “Manage Contacts”. PBAP compatible models This screen is displayed. (See page Touch the items to be set. 109.) Please refer to the following pages for PBAP incompatible but OPP compatible each setting. models This screen is displayed.
Page 115 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Automatically Download INFORMATION Contacts” and select “On” or “Off”. ● Transfer it while the engine is running. (hybrid vehicles: the hybrid system is on). ● Depending on the cellular phone, call history will be also transferred. ●...
Page 116 1. SETUP OPERATION Transfer the phonebook data to the Transfer the phonebook data to the ® ® system using the Bluetooth phone. system using the Bluetooth phone. Depending on the type of cellular phone, Depending on the type of cellular phone, OBEX authentication may be required OBEX authentication may be required when transferring phonebook data.
Page 117 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Delete Contacts”. Touch “Delete”. Select the name you want to delete or INFORMATION touch “All Delete”. ® ● When you delete a Bluetooth phone, the phonebook data will be deleted at the same time. SPEED DIALS SETTING Speed dials setting is accessed from the “Speed Dials”...
Page 118 1. SETUP OPERATION ■ REGISTERING THE SPEED DIAL You can also display the “Speed Dials” FROM CONTACTS screen in the following way. From “Speed Dial” screen You can register the phone number from phonebook. Up to 18 numbers Press the switch on the steering per phone can be registered.
Page 119 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch the screen button you want to You can also register the speed dial in register in. the following ways. From “Speed Dial” screen Press the switch on the steering wheel or the button. Touch “Speed Dials”. Touch “(add new)”.
Page 120 1. SETUP OPERATION From “Call History” screen Touch the desired phone number. Press the switch on the steering wheel or the button. Touch “Call History”. Touch the desired phone number. Touch “Add Speed Dial”. From “Contact” screen Press the switch on the steering wheel or the button.
Page 121 1. SETUP OPERATION DELETING CALL HISTORY You can also delete the call history in the following way. You can delete the call history. Press the switch on the steering For PBAP compatible phone, delete the phonebook data after setting “Au- wheel or the button.
Page 122: Audio Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 7. AUDIO SETTINGS (WITH Premium Display Audio SYSTEM) Select the desired setting from “HD HD Radio™ system can be set using Radio/Analog Setting”. the following procedure: Press the “SETUP” button. Screen button Function Touch to receive both an- “All”...
Page 123: Vehicle Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 8. VEHICLE SETTINGS* After changing the settings, touch Vehicle customization settings can be “Save”. changed. A message indicating that the settings are Press the “SETUP” button. being saved will appear. Do not perform any other operations while this message is displayed.
Page 124 1. SETUP OPERATION...
Page 125: Rear View Monitor
REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM OPERATION....120 REAR VIEW MONITOR GUIDE LINES ..........121 AREA DISPLAYED ON SCREEN..122 THE REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM CAMERA ......122 2. DRIVING PRECAUTIONS ... 124...
Page 126: Rear View Monitor System Operation
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM OPERATION The rear view monitor system assists CAUTION the driver by displaying an image of the view behind the vehicle while backing ● Never depend on the rear view monitor system entirely when...
Page 127: Rear View Monitor Guide Lines
Guide lines are displayed on the may change. Be sure to have the cam- screen. era’s position and mounting angle checked at your Toyota dealer. ● As the camera has a water proof con- struction, do not detach, disassemble or modify it.
Page 128: Area Displayed On Screen
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM AREA DISPLAYED ON SCREEN Image is displayed approximately level on screen. INFORMATION ● The area displayed on the screen may vary according to vehicle orientation or road conditions. THE REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM CAMERA The rear view monitor system camera is located as shown in the illustration.
Page 129 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM On some models INFORMATION ● The camera uses a special lens. The distance of the image that appears on the screen differs from the actual dis- tance. ● In the following cases, it may become difficult to see the images on the screen, even when the system is functioning.
Page 130: Driving Precautions
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 2. DRIVING PRECAUTIONS (WITH REAR VIEW MONITOR GUIDE LINES) In any of the following situations, there is a margin of error between the guide lines on the screen and the actual dis- tance/course on the road. When the grade behind the vehicle slopes down sharply, objects appear to be closer than they actually are.
Page 131 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM Approx. 1.5 ft. (0.5 m) The distance that appears on the screen between three-dimensional objects (such as vehicles) and flat surfaces (such as the road) and the actual distance differ as fol- lows. • In reality, <...
Page 132 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM...
Page 133: Index
INDEX...
Page 134: Alphabetical Index
ALPHABETICAL INDEX Adjust contrast/brightness......97 Balance .............18 ® AM............20, 23 Bluetooth audio ........49 ® APPS button ..........8 Connecting a Bluetooth audio player ..........51 AUDIO button........8, 14 ® Playing a Bluetooth audio player..53 Audio settings ......... 116 ® Switching to Bluetooth audio mode ..50 Audio system ..........
Page 135 Call history ..........78 Day mode..........97 ® Call on the Bluetooth phone ....76 Delete personal data......... 94 By call history ........78 Dial............76 By dial ........... 76 Disc slot ............ 34 By phonebook ........76 Display settings......... 96 By speed dial.........
Page 136 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Hands-free system........69 MP3............37 About the phonebook in this system ..71 Multicast ............26 Phone status display ......72 Using the phone switch and microphone ........70 Overview buttons ........8 When you release your car ....71 HD radio™ ..........26 HD radio™...
Page 137 Radio (with Display Audio system) ... 20 SEEK/TRACK button ......8, 14 Presetting a station ....... 20 Selecting a language ........ 94 RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data Setup............91 Systems)..........21 SETUP button ........8, 92 Selecting a station......... 21 Shuffle mode..........42 Switching to radio mode......
Page 138 ALPHABETICAL INDEX USB memory..........43 Connecting a USB memory....43 Playing a USB memory ......44 Switching to USB mode......43 Vehicle information ........85 Vehicle settings........117 Volume adjustment ......8, 14, 68 WMA ............37 ® satellite radio ........29...
Page 139 WITH NAVIGATION (2ND SECTION) TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK GUIDE APPLICATION-“Map” APPLICATION-THE OTHERS AUDIO SYSTEM ® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM VEHICLE INFORMATION SETUP REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM INDEX...
Page 140 Introduction DISPLAY AUDIO SYSTEM OWNER’S MANUAL This manual explains the operation of the Display Audio system. Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper use. Keep this manual in your vehicle at all times. The screen shots in this document and the actual screens of the Display Audio system differ depending on whether the functions and/or a contract existed and the map data available at the time of producing this document.
Page 141 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL For safety reasons, this manual indicates items requiring particular attention with the following marks. CAUTION ● This is a warning against anything which may cause injury to people if the warning is ignored. You are informed about what you must or must not do in order to reduce the risk of injury to yourself and others.
Page 142 For your safety, some functions may be- SAFETY INSTRUCTION come inoperable when driving. Unavail- able screen buttons are dimmed. Only when the vehicle is not moving, can the destination and route selection be done using a keyboard. Navigation lockout message screen when vehicle is in motion To use this system in the safest possible manner, follow all the safety tips shown...
Page 143 While driving, listen to the voice instruc- tions as much as possible and glance at the screen briefly and only when it is safe. However, do not totally rely on voice guid- ance. Use it just for reference. If the sys- tem cannot determine the current vehicle position correctly, there is a possibility of incorrect, late, or non-voice guidance.
Page 144 TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK GUIDE APPLICATION-THE OTHERS 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES ..10 1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION..72 OVERVIEW BUTTONS ......10 QUICK REFERENCE......72 SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX....12 PICTURE SLIDESHOW ......73 TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION .... 14 EMAIL............. 75 CALENDAR..........77 2.
Page 145 ® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SETUP SYSTEM 1. SETUP OPERATION ....196 1. BASIC INFORMATION QUICK REFERENCE ......196 BEFORE OPERATION ....152 GENERAL SETTINGS ......197 QUICK REFERENCE ......152 DISPLAY SETTINGS ......200 HANDS-FREE SYSTEM ..... 155 ® Bluetooth SETTINGS......202 ®...
Page 147: Quick Guide
QUICK GUIDE CONTROLS AND FEATURES 1. OVERVIEW BUTTONS ....10 2. SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX..12 3. TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION..14 INPUT SCREEN OPERATION ....14 LIST SCREEN OPERATION ....17...
Page 148: Controls And Features
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 1. OVERVIEW BUTTONS The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”. Name Function Page Touch screen By touching the screen with your finger, you can...
Page 149: Controls And Features
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES Name Function Page 103, 110, “SEEK/TRACK” Press the “ ” or “ ” button to seek up or down for 115, 117, button a radio station, or to access a desired track or file. 120, 134 Press this button to access the vehicle informa- “CAR”...
Page 150: System Function Index
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 2. SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX ® APPLICATION SYSTEM Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM To access the application system, press the “APPS” button. The “Applications” ® To access the Bluetooth hands-free sys- menu screen will be displayed. The driver tem, press the button.
Page 151 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES VEHICLE INFORMATION REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM (IF EQUIPPED) (IF EQUIPPED) To access the vehicle information system, Shifting into the “R” position will automati- press the “CAR” button. Fuel consump- cally show the view behind the rear of the tion and tire pressure can be checked.
Page 152: Touch Screen Operation
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES 3. TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION This system is operated mainly by the INPUT SCREEN OPERATION screen buttons on the screen. When searching for an address or a When a screen button on the screen is name, letters and numbers can be in- touched, a beep sounds.
Page 153 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES INFORMATION INFORMATION ● ● When a character is input, a hint will In the following situations, the input appear displaying a possible match for mode will automatically change between the word to be searched. upper and lower case. ●...
Page 154 1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES ■ INPUTTING SYMBOLS ENTERING FROM THE LIST OF MATCHING ENTRIES Touch On certain screens, a candidate entry text or word prediction list based on the input letters will be displayed. The de- sired item can be selected and en- tered.
Page 155: List Screen Operation
1. CONTROLS AND FEATURES CHARACTER JUMP BUTTONS LIST SCREEN OPERATION IN LISTS When a list is displayed, use the appro- Some lists contain character screen priate screen button to scroll through buttons, “ABC”, “DEF” etc., which al- the list. low a direct jump to list entries that be- gin with the same letter as the character screen button.
Page 156: Navigation Operation
NAVIGATION OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....20 2. NAVIGATION SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX ...... 23 3. MAP SCREEN OPERATION..25 TO DISPLAY MAP SCREEN ....25 MAP SCREEN OPERATION ....25 4. MAP ICONS........29 POI* ICONS ........... 29 DESTINATION SEARCH 1.
Page 157 APPLICATION-“Map” 3. SENDING/RESTORING STORED ROUTE GUIDANCE CONTACTS USING A USB MEMORY........58 1. STARTING ROUTE SENDING STORED CONTACTS GUIDANCE ........42 TO A USB MEMORY......58 STARTING ROUTE GUIDANCE RESTORING STORED SCREEN ..........42 CONTACTS FROM SETTING THE ROUTE ......43 A USB MEMORY ........
Page 158: Quick Reference
1. NAVIGATION OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE The navigation application and several other applications can be accessed by pressing the “APPS” button. When the “APPS” button is pressed, the “Applications” menu screen that was last displayed is returned to. Touch to display the “Applications” menu screen. “Applications”...
Page 159 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION To display the “Navigation” menu screen, touch “Dest” on the map. (See page 22.) From this screen, destinations can be entered and route-related settings can be changed. “Navigation” menu screen Function Page Touch to display the “My Destinations” screen. A destination can be entered by selecting an item from the list of stored destinations, previous destinations or the addresses from the connect- ed phone’s phone book.
Page 160 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION Overview guidance screen Function Page This symbol indicates a map layout. Touching this symbol changes the map layout. Displays the distance, the estimated travel time to the destination, or the estimated arrival time at the destination. Displays traffic information on the route. Displays the distance to the next turn with the arrow indicating the turn direction.
Page 161: Navigation System Function Index
1. NAVIGATION OPERATION 2. NAVIGATION SYSTEM FUNCTION INDEX Displaying maps Page Viewing the map screen Displaying the current vehicle position Viewing the current vehicle position vicinity map Changing the scale Changing the map layout Displaying Point of Interest Icons Viewing traffic messages Searching destination Page Searching the destination...
Page 162 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION During route guidance Page Stopping route guidance Adjusting route guidance volume Displaying the entire route map Memory point Memory point Page Registering the entry Editing the entry Loading the entry from external devices...
Page 163: Map Screen Operation
1. NAVIGATION OPERATION 3. MAP SCREEN OPERATION TO DISPLAY MAP SCREEN INFORMATION ● The “CAUTION” screen will be displayed Press the “APPS” button. when the screen is changed to the map screen for the first time after the engine switch has been in the “ACC” or “ON” position.
Page 164 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION ■ CURRENT LOCATION AND GPS IN- INFORMATION FORMATION ● The vehicle icon can be changed. (See page 61.) Current location, geo-coordinates and ● While driving, the current vehicle posi- GPS information are displayed. tion mark is fixed on the screen and the map moves.
Page 165 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION SCREEN SCROLL OPERATION MAP CONFIGURATIONS When any point on the map is touched, Any of the following map configura- that point moves to the center of the tions can be selected. screen and is shown by the cursor ■...
Page 166 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION ■ 3D Heading MAP LAYOUT The map layout can be changed from “3D Heading”, “2D Heading” or “2D North”. Touch 2D Heading Touch the desired map layout. 2D North “3D Heading”: Touch to display 3D map. The direction of vehicle travel is always up. “2D Heading”: Touch to display 2D map.
Page 167: Map Icons
1. NAVIGATION OPERATION 4. MAP ICONS POI ICONS Icon Name Court house DISPLAY POI ICONS Place of worship Points of Interest such as gas stations and restaurants can be displayed on the map screen. Their location can Accommodation, Hotel/Motel also be set as a destination. POI icons are displayed on the map.
Page 168 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION Traffic Icon Name Icon Name Motorcycle Dealer Car Dealer/Repairer, Repair Fa- cility, Repair General, Car Wash, Clubbing Tire Repair Icon Name Car Dealer Multiple POI Highway Exit Bar, Nightlife Airport, Dep. /Arrival, Ground, In- ternational, Domestic Leisure, Cultural Center, The- ater, Music Center, Concert Hall Bus Terminal, Bus Stop, Trans- portation, Public Transp.
Page 169 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION Leisure Icon Name Icon Name Clothing Amusement Park Cleaning & Laundry Winery Museum Shopping, Market Place, Shop- ping Center, Factory Outlet Shop, Department Store, Drive- through-bottle-shop Tourist Attractions, Important Tourist Attractions Park/Recreational Area Yacht Basin, Harbour Camping Ground Grocery Store Historical Monument RV Park, Camping...
Page 170 1. NAVIGATION OPERATION DISPLAYING POI INFORMATION Touch the desired POI icon on the map. Touch One POI Multiple POI POI information will be displayed. When “Calculate” is touched, the start- ing route guidance screen is displayed. (See page 42.) When “Save” is touched, the point is registered in the “Stored”...
Page 171: Destination Search
2. DESTINATION SEARCH 1. DESTINATION SEARCH DESTINATION SEARCH BY DESTINATION SEARCH ON “Stored” THE “My Destinations” SCREEN Destinations can be selected from the destinations registered with the sys- There are several ways to search a tem. To use this function, it is neces- destination.
Page 172 2. DESTINATION SEARCH DESTINATION SEARCH BY DESTINATION SEARCH BY “Previous” “Phone Book” A destination can be selected from the A destination can be set using the past destination list. address of a contact from the phone book of a connected cellular phone. Touch “Previous”...
Page 173: Destination Search On The "Enter Destination" Screen
2. DESTINATION SEARCH DESTINATION SEARCH BY DESTINATION SEARCH ON “Address” THE “Enter Destination” SCREEN A destination can be searched using a city name or zip code. There are several ways to search a destination. Touch “Address” on the “Enter Desti- nation”...
Page 174 2. DESTINATION SEARCH Touch “City” or “Zip” to enter the city DESTINATION SEARCH BY name or zip code. “POI” POIs in a specific area can be searched by category, name or from the map. ■ SEARCHING “By Category” Touch “POI” on the “Enter Destina- tion”...
Page 175 2. DESTINATION SEARCH ■ SEARCHING “By Name” Touch for the desired item. Touch “POI” on the “Enter Destina- tion” screen. Touch “By Name” on the “POI” screen. Touch the desired item to search the area. (See page 38.) Input POI name. If you touch the desired item, the starting route guidance screen will be displayed (See page 42.)
Page 176 2. DESTINATION SEARCH ■ ■ SEARCHING “By Map” SELECTING THE SEARCH AREA Touch “POI” on the “Enter Destina- Touch “By Category”, “By Name” or tion” screen. “By Map”. Touch “By Map” on the “POI” screen. Touch the desired item to search the area.
Page 177 2. DESTINATION SEARCH ■ Selecting “Around” area ONLINE SEARCH If you select “Around”, touch “De- A destination can be selected via En- fine” to select the desired search area. tune service. For detailed information about “ONLINE SEARCH”, see page Touch “Country” to select a country. ■...
Page 178 2. DESTINATION SEARCH ■ SELECTING ON MAP DESTINATION SEARCH BY “Advanced” Touch “Select Point on Map” on the “Advanced” screen. Touch “Advanced” on the “Enter Des- tination” screen. Touch the desired point on the map. Touch the desired method to search the destination.
Page 179 2. DESTINATION SEARCH ■ ENTER GEO-COORDINATES INFORMATION ● If a destination that is not located on a Geo coordinates can be entered in road is set, the vehicle will be guided to ° DMS format (Degrees , Minutes’, Sec- the point on a road nearest to the desti- onds”).
Page 180: Route Guidance
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE 1. STARTING ROUTE GUIDANCE STARTING ROUTE INFORMATION GUIDANCE SCREEN ● The default recommended route can be changed. (See page 64.) ● The arrival time or the remaining time After searching the destination, the will be displayed in the upper right area starting route guidance screen will be of the map.
Page 181: Setting The Route
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE SETTING THE AVOIDANCE SETTING THE ROUTE CRITERIA SETTING THE ROUTE Touch “Avoid” on the starting route PREFERENCES guidance screen. Touch the desired item. Touch “Preferences” on the starting route guidance screen. Touch the desired item. “Avoid Freeways”: Touch to avoid freeways.
Page 182: Route Guidance
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE 2. ROUTE GUIDANCE ■ SIGNPOSTS ROUTE GUIDANCE SCREEN When approaching the turn, a signpost While guiding the route, the following will automatically be displayed. screen will be displayed. ■ LANE RECOMMENDATION On this screen, the following information is displayed.
Page 183: Voice Guidance
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE VOICE GUIDANCE CAUTION ● Be sure to obey the traffic regulations The voice guidance provides various and keep the road condition in mind messages as you approach an inter- especially when you are driving on IPD section, or other points where maneu- roads (roads that are not completely dig- vering the vehicle is necessary.
Page 184: Setting And Deleting The Route
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE 3. SETTING AND DELETING THE ROUTE Routes can be checked, changed and Function recalculated during route guidance. Touch to change the map setting. (See page 61.) SETTING FROM THE Touch to stop the current route guid- “Options” SCREEN ance.
Page 185 3. ROUTE GUIDANCE SETTING THE ROUTE DISPLAYING THE ROUTE LIST PREFERENCE OR AVOIDANCE A list of the different segments of the CRITERIA FOR CURRENT route can be displayed. ROUTE Touch “Route List” on the “Options” Touch “Route Options For Current screen.
Page 186 3. ROUTE GUIDANCE BLOCK ROAD AHEAD DISPLAYING THE DESTINATION INFORMATION A fixed distance on the road ahead can be blocked. The destination information is dis- played. Touch “Block Road Ahead” on the Touch “Destination Information” on “Options” screen. the “Options” screen. Touch the desired item to select the The destination information screen will desired detour distance.
Page 187: Adding Destinations
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE If you search the destination by “Enter ADDING DESTINATIONS Address” Touch “Add as Waypoint”. Destinations can be added and the route changed accordingly. If you search the destination by “Select Point on Map” or “Enter Geo-Coordi- Touch “Dest” on the map. nates”...
Page 188 3. ROUTE GUIDANCE On this screen, the following functions can EDITING DESTINATIONS be operated. Touch “Show Destination List” on Function the “Waypoint” screen. Touch to register the point in the “Stored” list on the “My Destina- tions” screen. (See page 55.) Touch to change the order of the destinations.
Page 189: Detouring A Segment On The Route
3. ROUTE GUIDANCE CANCELLING THE DETOURED DETOURING A SEGMENT ON SEGMENT THE ROUTE Display the route list. (See page 47.) When detouring a segment, the detour route can be changed. Touch “Detours”. DETOURING THE SEGMENT Display the route list. (See page 47.) Touch the desired segment to detour.
Page 190: My Destinations
4. MY DESTINATIONS 1. REGISTERING AN ENTRY Input the entry address. (See page 35.) REGISTERING A NEW ENTRY Up to 200 destinations can be regis- tered with this system. INFORMATION ● This function cannot be operated while driving. Touch “Save New Entry”. REGISTERING FROM THE “My Input the entry name.
Page 191 4. MY DESTINATIONS ■ If you search the destination by “Enter REGISTERING “Home” Address” If “Home” has not been registered, Touch “Save as Home Address”. touching “Home” allows a home ad- If you search the destination by “Select dress to be registered. Point on Map”...
Page 192 4. MY DESTINATIONS REGISTERING FROM THE MAP REGISTERING FROM THE LIST ■ Touch the desired point on the map. REGISTERING FROM THE LIST ON THE “Previous” OR “Phone Book” Touch “Save”. SCREEN Search the point by “Previous” or “Phone Book”. (See page 34.) Touch next to the desired item.
Page 193 4. MY DESTINATIONS ■ REGISTERING FROM THE DESTI- REGISTERING FROM GEO- NATION LIST COORDINATES Display the “Show Destination List” Search the point by “Enter Geo-Coor- screen. (See page 50.) dinates”. (See page 41.) Touch the desired destination. Touch “Save”. Touch “Add to Stored Contacts”. Follow the steps “REGISTERING FROM “My...
Page 194: Displaying And Editing The Entry Information
4. MY DESTINATIONS 2. DISPLAYING AND EDITING THE ENTRY INFORMATION The entry options screen of “Phone DISPLAYING AND EDITING Book” list THE ENTRY INFORMATION Detailed information of entries in the list can be displayed or edited. Touch next to the desired item on the “My Destinations”...
Page 195 4. MY DESTINATIONS SHOW DETAILS OF THE EDITING THE ADDRESS ENTRY Touch “Edit Address” on the entry Touch “Show Details” on the entry options screen. options screen. Input the new address. (See page 35.) This screen will be displayed. Touch “Save Changes”. The address will be marked on the map.
Page 196: Sending/Restoring Stored Contacts Usinga Usb Memory
4. MY DESTINATIONS 3. SENDING/RESTORING STORED CONTACTS USING A USB MEMORY Touch “General”. SENDING STORED CONTACTS TO A USB MEMORY The entries stored in the “Stored” list on the “My Destinations” screen and “Contacts” screen (See pages 52 and 163.) can be transferred to a USB memory.
Page 197: Restoring Stored Contacts Froma Usb Memory
4. MY DESTINATIONS The USB/AUX port is located on the The following screen will be displayed instrument panel, or in the console box or when sending data to the USB memory glove box etc. The actual design and but- is complete. ton position will differ depending on the vehicle.
Page 198 4. MY DESTINATIONS The following screen will be displayed while loading the data. The following screen will be displayed when loading the data to the system is complete. INFORMATION ● Downloading may not complete cor- rectly in the following cases: •...
Page 199: Navigation Setting
5. NAVIGATION SETTING 1. MAP SETTINGS On this screen, the following functions can SETTING THE MAP be set. Touch “Options”. Function Touch to change the map layout. (See page 28.) Touch to set the display of POI icon categories. (See page 62.) Touch to change the vehicle icon.
Page 200 5. NAVIGATION SETTING POIs ON MAP VEHICLE ICONS POI categories displayed on the map The vehicle icon can be changed. can be selected. Touch “Vehicle Icons” on the “Map Touch “POIs on Map” on the “Map Settings” screen. Settings” screen. Touch the desired icon.
Page 201 5. NAVIGATION SETTING DAY/NIGHT MODE ARRIVAL INFORMATION The screen can be changed to day The estimated time to the destination mode or night mode. can be changed between arrival time/ distance and remaining time/distance. Touch “Day/Night Mode” on the “Map It can also be turned off.
Page 202: Route Settings
5. NAVIGATION SETTING 2. ROUTE SETTINGS “Route Type”: Touch to select the route SETTING THE ROUTE type between “Fast Route”, “Short OPTIONS Route” and “Ecological Route”. “Show Route Alternatives”: Touch to display 3 routes (fastest, shortest and eco- SETTING THE ROUTE logical) on the map after a route calcula- CALCULATION tion.
Page 203 5. NAVIGATION SETTING SETTING THE AVOIDANCE CRITERIA FOR THE ROUTE CALCULATION The avoidance criteria for the route cal- culation can be set. Touch “Dest” on the map. Touch “Route Options”. The “Route Options” screen can be dis- played by touching on any of the “Navigation”...
Page 204: Navigation System Information
6. NAVIGATION SYSTEM INFORMATION 1. LIMITATIONS OF THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM Even when the navigation system is re- This navigation system calculates the ceiving clear GPS signals, the vehicle po- current vehicle position using satellite sition may not be shown accurately or signals, various vehicle signals, map inappropriate route guidance may occur in data, etc.
Page 205 6. NAVIGATION SYSTEM INFORMATION Inappropriate route guidance may occur in the following cases: • When turning at an intersection off the designated route guidance. • If you set more than one destination but skip one of them, auto reroute will dis- play a route returning to the destination that was skipped.
Page 206: Map Information
6. NAVIGATION SYSTEM INFORMATION 2. MAP INFORMATION END-USER TERMS TERMS AND CONDITIONS The data (“Data”) is provided for your PLEASE READ THIS END USER personal, internal use only and not for LICENSE AGREEMENT resale. It is protected by copyright, and CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE is subject to the following terms and NAVTEQ DATABASE...
Page 207 6. NAVIGATION SYSTEM INFORMATION LICENSE GRANT LIMITED WARRANTY NAVTEQ grants you a non-exclusive NAVTEQ warrants that, subject to the license to use the Database for your warnings set out below, for a period of personal use or, if applicable, for use in 12 months after acquisition of your your business’...
Page 208 6. NAVIGATION SYSTEM INFORMATION If you did not acquire the Database WARNINGS from NAVTEQ directly, you may have The Database may contain inaccurate statutory rights against the person from or incomplete information due to the whom you have acquired the Database passage time, changing...
Page 209: Application-The Others
APPLICATION-THE OTHERS APPLICATIONS OPERATION ENTUNE SERVICE 1. QUICK REFERENCE..... 72 1. ENTUNE SERVICE ....... 78 BEFORE USING ENTUNE ....78 2. PICTURE SLIDESHOW ....73 AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE....79 DISPLAYING THE PICTURES....73 INITIALIZING PERSONAL DATA ..80 PLAYING PICTURE SLIDESHOWS ..74 2.
Page 210: Quick Reference
1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE The navigation application and several other applications can be accessed by pressing the “APPS” button. When the “APPS” button is pressed, the “Applications” menu screen that was last displayed is returned to. Touch to display the “Applications” menu screen. “Applications”...
Page 211: Picture Slideshow
1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION 2. PICTURE SLIDESHOW Press the “APPS” button to display When the vehicle is stopped, pictures the “Applications” menu screen. stored on a USB memory can be viewed. If the “Applications” menu screen is not INFORMATION ● Images cannot be viewed while driving. displayed, touch until it is dis- played.
Page 212: Playing Picture Slideshows
1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION PLAYING PICTURE SLIDESHOWS A slideshow can be played, paused, and desired images can be selected. Touch “Show”. Operating switches will be displayed. “Hide”: Touch to close the slideshow op- tions. : Touch to pause the slideshow. : Touch to play the slideshow again.
Page 213: Email
1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION 3. EMAIL Incoming Emails to a connected CHECKING EMAIL ® Bluetooth phone can be downloaded. Before using this application, connect Press the “APPS” button to display ® the “Applications” menu screen. a Bluetooth phone with a phone profile.
Page 214 1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION The state of an Email is shown by the fol- lowing icons. : Unread mail : Read mail : Important mail The text of the Email is displayed. : Touch to have the Email read out. To cancel this function, touch...
Page 215: Calendar
1. APPLICATIONS OPERATION 4. CALENDAR Touch “Calendar”. Calendar entries, tasks and notes from ® a connected Bluetooth phone can be downloaded. Before using this ® application, connect a Bluetooth phone with a phone profile. (See page 204.) When the downloading of the calendar is complete, the current day’s calendar entries will be displayed.
Page 216: Entune Service
USER REGISTRATION Download the Entune application using When purchasing the vehicle, an email your cellular phone. address is registered at your Toyota Run the Entune application on your dealer. If your email address was not cellular phone. registered at your Toyota dealer, your...
Page 217: Availability Of Service
AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE INFORMATION ● If your email address was not registered Entune is available in the 48 states, at your Toyota dealer when the vehicle D.C. and Alaska. was purchased, an email address can be registered at http://www.toyota.com/ entune/.
Page 218: Initializing Personal Data
2. ENTUNE SERVICE INITIALIZING PERSONAL DATA The personal data used in application can be reset. (See “DELETE PER- SONAL DATA” on page 199.) The following personal data can be deleted and returned to their default set- tings: • Downloaded contents •...
Page 219: Operating Navigation Function Using Entune Service
2. ENTUNE SERVICE 2. OPERATING NAVIGATION FUNCTION USING ENTUNE SERVICE Touch “Search Area”. ONLINE SEARCH A destination can be selected via on- line search. Before using this function, connect a ® Bluetooth phone with an internet pro- file. (See page 204.) Touch “Dest”...
Page 220 2. ENTUNE SERVICE Touch “Enter Search Word”. The starting route guidance screen will be displayed. (See page 42.) Input the search word and then touch “OK”. INFORMATION ● The color of indicates if online con- nection is active or not. After a timeout of 1 minute, an active online connection will automatically be terminated.
Page 221: Fuel Prices
2. ENTUNE SERVICE FUEL PRICES Touch for the desired item. It enables the navigation system to dis- play current fuel prices and gas station locations, which can be set as a desti- nation if desired. Before using this function, connect a ®...
Page 222: Traffic Messages
2. ENTUNE SERVICE Touch “On Route”, “Show All” or TRAFFIC MESSAGES “Warnings” to select the desired list. It contains a list of traffic messages re- lating to the set route, all traffic mes- sages and warnings. Before using this function, connect a ®...
Page 223 2. ENTUNE SERVICE ■ On this screen, the following information is LIST TRAFFIC MESSAGE displayed. ICONS Information Icon Name Street number Slippery Route segment If route segment is not available, Bad weather information such as street name, city name, region or country will be displayed.
Page 224 2. ENTUNE SERVICE The route will be recalculated. DETOURING A SEGMENT FROM A TRAFFIC MESSAGE The mark of the TMC on the “On Route” LIST screen changes into If a traffic message relates to the route ■ CANCELLING DETOURED being travelled, the desired segment SEGMENT can be detoured.
Page 225 2. ENTUNE SERVICE If “Consider” is selected RECALCULATING THE ROUTE BY THE TRAFFIC MESSAGES Touch “Ignore” or “Detour”. You will be informed about relevant traffic messages on the route by a pop- up window. A pop-up window may differ depending on the traffic message settings.
Page 226 2. ENTUNE SERVICE ■ SETTING “Radius Filter” TRAFFIC MESSAGE SETTINGS Once the radius filter has been set, Touch “Dest” on the map. only traffic messages within the radius Touch “Route Options”. will be displayed in the traffic message list. Touch “Radius Filter” on the “Set- tings”...
Page 227: Loading Saved Destinations From Aphone
2. ENTUNE SERVICE ■ SETTING “Dynamic Reroute” LOADING SAVED DESTINATIONS FROM A The method of reroute can be set. PHONE Touch “Dynamic Reroute” on the “Settings” screen. Addresses and numbers will be stored in the “Stored” list on the “My Destina- Touch the desired item.
Page 228 2. ENTUNE SERVICE The following screen will be displayed INFORMATION when loading is complete. ● If a message similar to the one below is displayed, delete X item(s) in the “Stored” list on the “My Destinations” screen and “Contacts” screen to make room for the new destination(s).
Page 229: Operating An Application Using Entune Service
2. ENTUNE SERVICE 3. OPERATING AN APPLICATION USING ENTUNE SERVICE Several downloaded applications can be OPERATING AN opened at the same time and the desired APPLICATION application can be selected. is displayed on the left side of applica- Before using applications, connect the tion names that are currently open.
Page 230: If A Message Appears On The Screen
Bluetooth connection paired to the system. “Connection has failed.” has failed. Refer to http://www.toyota.com/entune/ to confirm if the phone is compatible or not. Please check that your Entune app is running and logged in with correct login credentials on your device.
Page 231 2. ENTUNE SERVICE...
Page 232: Audio System Operation
AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....96 2. SOME BASICS ......98 TURNING THE AUDIO SYSTEM ON OR OFF......... 98 CONTROLS USING THE “TUNE SCROLL” KNOB ...... 99 SWITCHING AUDIO SOURCE ....99 DSP CONTROL ........100 TONE AND BALANCE ......101 3.
Page 233 AUDIO SYSTEM 4. RADIO OPERATION 7. AUX DEVICE OPERATION..126 ® Satellite Radio CONNECTING A PORTABLE BROADCAST) ......108 AUDIO DEVICE......... 126 HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO SWITCHING TO AUX MODE ....127 ® AN XM Satellite Radio ....108 PLAYING A PORTABLE DISPLAYING THE RADIO ID....
Page 234: Quick Reference
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE To access the audio system, press the “AUDIO” button. The audio system turns on in the last mode used. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown.
Page 235 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Name Function Page 103, 110, “SEEK/TRACK” Press the “ ” or “ ” button to seek up or down for 115, 117, button a station, or to access a desired track or file. 120, 134 Press to turn the audio system on and off, and “PWR VOL”...
Page 236: Some Basics
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 2. SOME BASICS This section describes some of the ba- TURNING THE AUDIO sic features of the audio system. Some SYSTEM ON OR OFF information may not pertain to your system. Your audio system works when the en- gine switch is turned to the “ACC”...
Page 237: Controls Using The "Tune Scroll" Knob
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION CONTROLS USING THE SWITCHING AUDIO SOURCE “TUNE SCROLL” KNOB Press the “AUDIO” button. Radio mode Radio stations can be tuned in manually using this knob. Modes other than radio Tracks, songs or files can be selected us- ing the knob.
Page 238: Dsp Control
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION With JBL sound system DSP CONTROL Press the “AUDIO” button. Touch ® USB memory/iPod and Bluetooth dio modes Touch the desired screen button. AUTOMATIC SOUND LEVELIZER (ASL) The system adjusts to the optimum vol- ume and tone quality according to ve- hicle speed compensate...
Page 239: Tone And Balance
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Modes other than USB memory/iPod TONE AND BALANCE ® and Bluetooth audio TONE How good an audio program sounds is largely determined by the mix of the treble, mid and bass levels. In fact, dif- ferent kinds of music and vocal pro- grams usually sound better with different mixes of treble, mid and bass.
Page 240: Radio Operation (Xm ® Satellite Radio Broadcast)
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 3. RADIO OPERATION SWITCHING TO RADIO MODE PRESETTING A STATION Press the “AUDIO” button. Radio mode has a mix preset function, which can store up to 36 stations (6 station per page × 6 page) from any of the AM, FM or SAT bands.
Page 241: Selecting A Station
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A STATION RADIO BROADCAST DATA SYSTEM Tune in the desired station using one of the following methods. This audio system is equipped with Ra- dio Broadcast Data Systems (RBDS). Preset tuning: Touch one of the mix pre- RBDS mode allows text messages to set channels on the left side of the screen be received from radio stations that uti-...
Page 242: Traffic Announcement
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch “TYPE >” or “< TYPE” to move TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT forward and backward through the pro- gram list. A station that regularly broadcasts traf- fic information is automatically located. Once a program type has been set, “TYPE SEEK”...
Page 243: Using Hd Radio™ Technology
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION INFORMATION USING HD Radio™ TECHNOLOGY Touch “Text”. HD Radio™ Technology is the digital evolution of analog AM/FM radio. Your radio product has a special receiver which allows it to receive digital broadcasts (where available) addition to the analog broadcasts it already receives.
Page 244 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION INFORMATION ● If tagging the music information fails, Touch “Tag” to bookmark the music “Saving the HD Radio tag failed.” will be information. displayed on the screen. If this occurs, tag the information again. ● HD Radio™ stations can be preset. Open the cover and connect iPod us- ing an iPod cable.
Page 245 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Experience Cause Action Mismatch of time alignment The radio stations analog a users may hear a short and digital volume is not None, radio broadcast issue. A period of programming re- properly aligned or the sta- user can contact the radio station.
Page 246: Radio Operation (Xm ® Satellite Radio Broadcast)
Canadian provinces. SATELLITE TUNER HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TECHNOLOGY NOTICE It is necessary to enter into a separate Toyota’s satellite radio tuners are ® service agreement with XM Satellite awarded Type Approval Certificates Radio in order to receive satellite ®...
Page 247: Switching To Satellite Radio Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO SATELLITE CHANNEL CATEGORY RADIO MODE Touch “Options”. Press the “AUDIO” button to display the audio control screen. Touch either “TYPE >” or “< TYPE” to go to the next or previous category. The audio system turns on in the last mode used.
Page 248: Selecting A Channel
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A CHANNEL DISPLAYING THE TITLE AND NAME Tune in the desired channel using one of the following methods. Touching “Text” displays the artist name and song title you are currently Preset tuning: Touch the channel selector listening to.
Page 249: If The Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions
Check whether the XM tenna cable is attached securely. Ck Antenna A short circuit occurs in the antenna or the surrounding antenna cable. See a Toyota certified dealer for assistance. ® You have not subscribed to XM Satellite Radio. The radio is be- ®...
Page 250 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION NOTICE ● This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec- tion against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Page 251: Cd Player Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 5. CD PLAYER OPERATION The CD player can play audio CDs, CD text and MP3/WMA discs. (a)Audio CD, CD text (See page 114.) (b)MP3/WMA disc (See page 116.) For appropriate discs for this player, see “AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATING HINTS”...
Page 252: Switching To Cd Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO CD MODE PLAYING AN AUDIO CD Press the “AUDIO” button. If a CD-TEXT disc is inserted, the title of the track and disc currently being played will be displayed. : Touch to pause the track. The audio system turns on in the last mode used.
Page 253 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SELECTING A DESIRED TRACK Select a desired track using one of the following methods. Touch a desired track. The player will start playing the selected track from the begin- ning. Touch to scroll the list. appears to the right of titles, the complete titles are too long for the display.
Page 254: Playing A Mp3/Wma Disc
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION PLAYING REPEAT AND PLAYING A MP3/WMA DISC RANDOM ORDER The title of the file and folder currently being played will be displayed. (Repeat mode): Use it to automat- ically repeat the track you are currently lis- : Touch to pause the file.
Page 255 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch a desired file. The player will start SELECTING A DESIRED FILE playing the selected file from the begin- ning. Select a desired file using one of the Touch to scroll the list. following methods. appears to the right of titles, the complete titles are too long for the display.
Page 256 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION PLAYING REPEAT AND RANDOM ORDER (Repeat mode): Use it to automat- ically repeat the file or folder you are cur- rently listening to. The repeat mode changes as follows each time the screen button is touched. :Repeating the file :Repeating the folder :OFF...
Page 257: Usb Memory/Ipod Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 6. USB MEMORY/iPod OPERATION The system enables users to enjoy CONNECTING A USB music played from a USB memory or MEMORY OR iPod iPod on the vehicle's speakers. Open the cover of the USB/AUX port CAUTION and connect a USB memory or iPod using an iPod cable.
Page 258: Switching To Usb Or Ipod Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO USB OR iPod PLAYING A USB MEMORY OR MODE iPod Press the “AUDIO” button. PLAYING A SONG The title of the album, song and artist name of the song currently being lis- tened to will be displayed. ■...
Page 259 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ FAST FORWARD AND REVERSE SELECTING A DESIRED SONG Press and hold the “ ” or “ ” of the ■ SELECTING A PLAYLIST “SEEK/TRACK” button to fast forward or reverse. When the button is re- Songs can be sorted and selected from leased, the player will start playing various playlists.
Page 260 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ SELECTING A DESIRED SONG US- INFORMATION ING THE “SEEK/TRACK” BUTTON ● USB memory only: Files that do not con- OR “TUNE SCROLL” KNOB tain song title and/or album information will be displayed as “Unknown” in the “Artist”...
Page 261 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION COVER ART FUNCTION PLAYING “Play More Like This” FUNCTION The album, that the song currently be- ing listened to is from, is called up so The system creates a new playlist con- that a song from it can be selected. taining songs similar to the one cur- rently being listened to.
Page 262 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Touch “Play More Like This Set- REPEAT AND RANDOM PLAY tings”. FUNCTIONS Repeat and random play functions are available. ■ FROM AUDIO CONTROL SCREEN Touch Touch the desired size of the playlist. (Repeat mode): Use it to automatical- ly repeat the song you are currently listen- Touch ing to.
Page 263 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ FROM THE “Options” SCREEN Touch “Options”. Touch “Random” or “Repeat Track”. To cancel repeat or random order, touch “Random” or “Repeat Track” again. INFORMATION ● When “Random” is on, the songs in the current playlist are played in random order.
Page 264: Aux Device Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 7. AUX DEVICE OPERATION Connecting a portable audio device CONNECTING A PORTABLE with the AUX port enables users to en- AUDIO DEVICE joy music via the vehicle speakers. Open the cover of the USB/AUX port CAUTION and connect a portable audio device.
Page 265: Switching To Aux Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SWITCHING TO AUX MODE PLAYING A PORTABLE AUDIO DEVICE Press the “AUDIO” button. Only the volume can be adjusted using the audio system controls. The remaining controls need to be operated on the porta- The audio system turns on in the last ble audio device itself.
Page 266: Audio Operation
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® 8. Bluetooth AUDIO OPERATION ® The Bluetooth audio system enables INFORMATION users to enjoy music played on a por- ● In the following conditions, the system table player from the vehicle speaker may not function. via wireless communication.
Page 267 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION CAUTION FCC ID: QNG-BE2729 ● IC ID: 6434A-BE2729 Bluetooth is a registered trademark of MADE IN USA Bluetooth SIG, Inc. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of the industry Canada. Operation is subject to the fol- INFORMATION lowing two conditions: Portable audio players must correspond...
Page 268: Switching To Bluetooth ® Audio Mode
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® ® SWITCHING TO Bluetooth CONNECTING Bluetooth AUDIO MODE AUDIO Press the “AUDIO” button. ® In order to use the Bluetooth audio system, it is necessary to pair a porta- ble player and connect the audio pro- file (A2DP) with the system.
Page 269 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® CONNECTING Bluetooth AUDIO ■ CONNECTING FROM THE SYSTEM ® Switching to Bluetooth audio mode. (See page 130.) Touch “Search Bluetooth* Devices”. The following screen will be displayed ® while searching for a Bluetooth vice. Touch “Add New Device”. To cancel this function, touch “Cancel”.
Page 270 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Confirm the PIN. INFORMATION ● For details on device detection and operation of the portable player, refer to the manual that comes with the portable audio player. ■ CONNECTING FROM THE DEVICE ® Switching to Bluetooth audio mode.
Page 271 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® The system waits for connection re- When another Bluetooth device is cur- rently connected, a pop-up window is dis- quests coming from the paired device. played. To disconnect it, touch “Yes”. Phone and Music profiles are typically connected automatically.
Page 272: Playing Bluetooth ® Audio
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ FAST FORWARD AND REVERSE ® PLAYING Bluetooth AUDIO Press and hold the “ ” or “ ” of the “SEEK/TRACK” button to fast forward PLAYING A SONG or reverse. When the button is re- leased, the player will start playing The title of the song, album and artist from that position.
Page 273 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ SELECTING BY LIST The selecting playlist screen is can be displayed from the “Options” screen. The desired song can be selected from Touch “Options” then touch the current playlist. “Browse For Music” on the next screen.
Page 274 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ SELECTING A DESIRED SONG US- REPEAT AND RANDOM PLAY ING THE “SEEK/TRACK” BUTTON FUNCTIONS OR “TUNE SCROLL” KNOB Repeat and random play functions are available. ■ FROM AUDIO CONTROL SCREEN Touch “SEEK/TRACK” button: Press the “ ” or “...
Page 275 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ■ FROM THE “Options” SCREEN Touch “Options”. Touch “Random” or “Repeat Track”. To cancel repeat or random order, touch “Random” or “Repeat Track” again. INFORMATION ● When “Random” is on, the songs in the current playlist are played in random order.
Page 276: Steering Switches
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 9. STEERING SWITCHES Some parts of the audio system can be “ ” “ ” switch adjusted with the switches on the Radio steering wheel. To select a preset station: Press the “ ” switch. or “ ” STEERING SWITCHES (WITH To seek a radio station: Press and hold TWO DIRECTION STEERING...
Page 277 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION To seek a station: Press and hold the “ ” STEERING SWITCHES (WITH or “ ” side of the switch until a beep is FOUR DIRECTION STEERING heard. Repeat this to find the next station. SWITCH) If either side of the switch is pressed dur- ing seek mode, seeking will be canceled.
Page 278 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION “MODE/HOLD” switch Press the “MODE/HOLD” switch to select an audio mode. Each press changes the mode sequentially if the desired mode is ready to use. To turn the audio system on, press the “MODE/HOLD” switch. Press and hold the “MODE/HOLD” switch until you hear a beep and the music will pause or be muted.
Page 279: Audio System Operating Hints
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION 10. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATING HINTS NOTICE Fading and drifting stations: Generally, ● To avoid damaging the audio system: the effective range of FM is about 25 miles • Be careful not to spill beverages over (40 km). Once outside this range, you may the audio system.
Page 280: Ipod
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® COMPATIBLE MODELS   Cargo loaded on the roof luggage carrier, The following iPod , iPod nano , iPod especially metal objects, may adversely    classic , iPod touch and iPhone devic- ® affect the reception of XM Satellite es can be used with this system.
Page 281: Usb Memory
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION USB MEMORY USB memory that can be used for MP3 and WMA playback. Audio CDs • USB communication formats: USB 2.0 HS (480 Mbps) and FS (12 Mbps) ® • File formats: FAT 16/32 (Windows • Correspondence class: Mass storage class Use only discs marked as shown above.
Page 282 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION Low quality discs Correct Wrong Handle discs carefully, especially when you are inserting them. Hold them on the Labeled discs edge and do not bend them. Avoid getting fingerprints on them, particularly on the shiny side. Dirt, scratches, warping, pin holes, or other disc damage could cause the CD player to skip or to repeat a section of a...
Page 283 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION SAMPLING FREQUENCY MP3/WMA FILES MP3 files: MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) and WMA  MPEG 1 AUDIO LAYER 3 32, 44.1, 48 (Windows Media Audio) are audio com- pression standards.  The MP3/WMA player can play MP3 and MPEG2 AUDIO LAYER3 16, 22.05, 24 WMA files on CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-...
Page 284 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION MP3/WMA files in folders up to 8 levels CD-R AND CD-RW DISCS deep can be played. However, the start of playback may be delayed when using CD-R/CD-RW discs that have not been discs containing numerous levels of fold- subject to the “finalizing process”...
Page 285: Terms
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION TERMS Playlists created using “WINAMP” soft- ware have a playlist file extension (.m3u). PACKET WRITE This is a general term that describes the process of writing data on-demand to CD- R, etc., in the same way that data is writ- MP3 is an audio compression standard ten to floppy or hard discs.
Page 286: Gracenote
1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION ® Gracenote You agree that you will use Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers for your own Music recognition technology personal non-commercial use only. related data provided ® You agree not to assign, copy, transfer Gracenote .
Page 287 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION The Gracenote Software and each item of Gracenote Data are licensed to you “AS IS.” Gracenote makes no representations warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of any Gracenote Data from in the Gracenote Servers. Gracenote reserves the right to delete data from the Gracenote Servers or to change data categories for any cause that...
Page 288 1. AUDIO SYSTEM OPERATION...
Page 289: Bluetooth
® Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM BY SPEED DIALS........ 170 BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE BY CALL HISTORY ......171 OPERATION CALLING USING A SHORT MESSAGE......... 171 1. QUICK REFERENCE....152 BY POI* CALL........172 2. HANDS-FREE SYSTEM ....155 2. RECEIVING CALLS ON A USING THE PHONE SWITCH AND ®...
Page 290: Basic Information Before Operation
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE Pressing the button allows access to the “Phone” menu screen. When the button is pressed, the screen that was last displayed is returned to. Touch to display the “Phone” menu screen. “Phone” menu screen The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle.
Page 291: Basic Information Before Operation
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION To display the “Dial By Number” screen, touch “Dial By Number” on the “Phone” menu screen, or touch on any of the “Phone” screens. The “Dial By Number” screen can also be displayed by pressing the switch on the steering wheel.
Page 292 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION Name Function The six bars display the charge level of the phone’s battery. • The amount displayed does not always correspond with the The amount of amount displayed on the cellular phone. The amount of battery battery charge charge left may not be displayed depending on the phone.
Page 293: Hands-Free System
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION 2. HANDS-FREE SYSTEM ® Bluetooth hands-free system allows NOTICE you to make or receive a call without ● Do not leave your cellular phone in the taking your hands off the steering car. The temperature inside may be high wheel by connecting your cellular and damage the phone.
Page 294: Using The Phone Switch And Microphone
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION USING THE PHONE SWITCH AND MICROPHONE The actual design and button position Bluetooth is a registered trademark of will differ depending on the vehicle. For Bluetooth SIG, Inc. details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”. INFORMATION This system supports the following ser- ●...
Page 295: About The Phone Book In This System
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION ABOUT THE PHONE BOOK IN INFORMATION THIS SYSTEM ● The other party’s voice will be heard from the front speakers. The audio sys- tem will be muted during phone calls or The following data is stored for every reg- when hands-free speech commands are istered phone.
Page 296 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION CAUTION ● FCC ID: QNG-BE2729 IC ID: 6434A-BE2729 MADE IN USA This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of the industry Canada. Operation is subject to the fol- lowing two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interfer-...
Page 297: Connecting A Bluetooth Phone
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION ® 3. CONNECTING A Bluetooth PHONE ® Touch “Search Bluetooth* devices”. CONNECTING A Bluetooth PHONE In order to use the hands-free system, it is necessary to pair the phone and connect the phone’s profile (HFP) with the system.
Page 298 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION Confirm the PIN displayed on the screen, The following screen will be displayed and then touch “Accept”. ® while searching for a Bluetooth If the device does not support SSP vice. (Secure Simple Pairing), input the PIN dis- played on the screen into the device.
Page 299 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION ■ CONNECTING FROM THE DEVICE ® When another Bluetooth device is cur- rently connected, a pop-up window is dis- Press the button. played. To disconnect it, touch “Yes”. The following screen will be displayed. Touch “Search Bluetooth* devices”. To cancel this function, touch “Cancel”.
Page 300 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION The system waits for connection re- quests coming from the paired device. Phone and Music profiles are typically connected automatically. RECONNECTING THE ® Bluetooth PHONE ® If a Bluetooth phone is disconnected due to poor reception from the ®...
Page 301: Registering An Entry
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION 4. REGISTERING AN ENTRY Select one of 4 phone types (“Mo- REGISTERING A NEW ENTRY bile”, “Home”, “Work” or “Other”) and input a number. Up to 200 numbers can be registered with this system. INFORMATION ●...
Page 302 1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION REGISTERING FROM THE “Dial INFORMATION By Number” SCREEN ● phone type registered “Mobile”. Touch “Dial By Number” on the ● If the contact includes an address and a “Phone” menu screen. phone number, they will be stored in the “Stored”...
Page 303: Registering An Entry As "Speed Dials
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION Touch the desired list to select the en- REGISTERING AN ENTRY AS try. “Speed Dials” Phone numbers from the list in the “Stored” screen and “Phone Book” can be registered as speed dials. Up to 15 speed dials can be registered.
Page 304: Displaying And Editing The Entry Information
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION DISPLAYING AND EDITING Function THE ENTRY INFORMATION Touch to display the details of the entry information. Detailed information of entries in the • Touch the desired entry to call list can be displayed or edited. Touch to change the entry name.
Page 305: Sending Stored Contacts To A Usb Memory
1. BASIC INFORMATION BEFORE OPERATION EDITING PHONE NUMBERS Touch “Edit Phone Numbers” on the entry options screen. Select one of 4 phone types and input a number. : Touch to delete one number. Touch and hold to continue deleting numbers. You can edit a number for each phone type.
Page 306: Telephone Operation
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION ® 1. CALLING ON A Bluetooth PHONE ® After a Bluetooth phone has been Touch connected, a call can be made using The connecting screen will be dis- the hands-free system. There are sev- played. eral methods by which a call can be made.
Page 307: By Phone Book
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION Touch the desired entry. BY PHONE BOOK Calls can be made using the phone book data of the connected cellular phone. The phone book changes de- pending on the phone connected. If a contact does not have phone num- ber stored, the entry will be dimmed.
Page 308: By Speed Dials
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION BY SPEED DIALS Touch “Search Contact” to search by the contact’s name. This function cannot be operated while driving. You can call by “Speed Dial” number list. Registering number in the “Speed Touch to display and edit the entry Dial”...
Page 309: By Call History
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION BY CALL HISTORY When is touched, the entry is reg- istered in the “Stored” list on the “Con- Calls can be made using one of the 4 tacts” screen. (See page 164.) call lists functions. Touch the desired entry. Touch “Call History”.
Page 310: By Poi Call
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION BY POI CALL Calls can be made to a POI when its details are displayed on the screen. (See pages 32 and 36.) Touch The connecting screen will be dis- played. To cancel the call, touch “End Call”.
Page 311: Receiving Calls On A Bluetooth
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION ® 2. RECEIVING CALLS ON A Bluetooth PHONE Call waiting When a call is received, this screen is displayed and a sound is heard. The ongoing screen is displayed. (See page 174.) Press the switch on the steering wheel.
Page 312: Talking On A Bluetooth ® Phone
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION ® 3. TALKING ON A Bluetooth PHONE ® While you are talking on a Bluetooth Function phone, the ongoing screen is dis- Touch to transfer the call. Touch played. The operations outlined below “Transfer to Phone” to change can be performed on this screen.
Page 313: Adjusting The Receiver Volume
2. TELEPHONE OPERATION ADJUSTING THE RECEIVER DIALING A SECOND NUMBER VOLUME Touch “Dial”. Touch Touch the desired method to call. If “Dial Number” is selected Touch “-” or “+” to adjust the volume of the other party’s voice. Input the number and then touch The receiver volume can also be If “Dial From Contacts”...
Page 314 2. TELEPHONE OPERATION ■ If “Dial From Call History” is selected CHANGING PARTIES Touch the desired list and then touch Touch “Swap Calls”. the desired entry. Every time “Swap Calls” is touched, the party who is on hold will be switched. ■...
Page 315: Short Message Function
● This feature is only available on sup- ® ported Bluetooth devices. Please check the phone manufacturer website http://toyota.com/connect details. The “Messages” screen can be displayed NEW SHORT MESSAGE by touching on any of the “Phone” NOTIFICATION POP-UP screens. WINDOW Touch “Inbox”...
Page 316: Checking Sent Short Messages
3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION The short message will be displayed. CHECKING SENT SHORT MESSAGES Touch “Messages” on the “Phone” menu screen. The “Messages” screen can be displayed by touching on any of the “Phone” screens. On this screen, the following functions can Touch “Sent”...
Page 317: Sending A New Short Message
3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION “Enter Number”, “Select Contact” and SENDING A NEW SHORT a list of former recipients will be displayed. MESSAGE If “Enter Number” is selected Enter the number. Touch “Messages” on the “Phone” menu screen. The “Messages” screen can be displayed by touching on any of the “Phone”...
Page 318 3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION Edit the short message. CREATE A NEW SHORT MESSAGE ■ FROM “Create Message” SCREEN Input the short message. This screen is not displayed while driving. When a template is touched, the screen will be changed to the recipient selection screen.
Page 319 3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION REGISTER NEW TEMPLATES New templates can be created. Up to 15 templates can be registered. Touch “Prepare Template Message”. Input the short message. Touch “OK”. The message is registered in the tem- plate list on the “Use Template” screen.
Page 320 3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION...
Page 321 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION 1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR NAVIGATION, AUDIO, HANDS-FREE ......184 USING THE VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR NAVIGATION, AUDIO, HANDS-FREE...... 184 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION ........185 2. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR APPS ........ 187 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR APPS OPERATION ....
Page 322: Voice Command System Operation
1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION 1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR NAVIGATION, AUDIO, HANDS-FREE The voice command system enables STEERING SWITCHES FOR the navigation, audio and hands-free THE VOICE COMMAND systems to be operated using voice SYSTEM FOR NAVIGATION, commands. AUDIO, HANDS-FREE Type A (two direction steering switch) INFORMATION ●...
Page 323: Voice Command System Operation
1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION MICROPHONE VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION The microphone is directed toward the driver. It is unnecessary to speak di- Press the talk switch. rectly into the microphone when giving The voice command system is activated. a command. Passengers may not be heard as clearly by the microphone.
Page 324 1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION DISPLAYING THE COMMAND VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: LIST SCREEN PERFORMING A DESTINATION SEARCH BY ADDRESS Say “More commands” or touch Say “Destination” and the House No., “More commands” on the voice com- Street, City and State in one shot. mand main menu screen.
Page 325: Voice Command System For Apps Operation
1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION 2. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM FOR APPS The voice command system for Apps enables Apps specific functions to be operated using voice commands. INFORMATION ● Voice command system for Apps require an internet connection. ● Some Apps may not have voice com- mand functionality.
Page 326 1. VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM OPERATION...
Page 327: Vehicle Information
VEHICLE INFORMATION VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....190 2. FUEL CONSUMPTION....191 FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH HYBRID SYSTEM) ......191 FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH GASOLINE ENGINE) ......191 3. TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM ........193 SHOWING THE TIRE PRESSURE SCREEN ...........
Page 328: Quick Reference
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE Fuel consumption information and tire pressure value can be displayed. To access the vehicle information system, press the “CAR” button. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown.
Page 329: Fuel Consumption
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 2. FUEL CONSUMPTION* TRIP INFORMATION FUEL CONSUMPTION (VEHICLES WITH HYBRID SYSTEM) Fuel consumption such as shown be- low can be displayed on the screen. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”. Energy monitor If the “Trip Information” screen is not dis- Trip consumption played, touch “Trip Information”.
Page 330 1. VEHICLE INFORMATION HISTORY If the “History” screen is not displayed, touch “History”. Name Previous fuel economy record Current fuel economy Best recorded fuel economy The average fuel consumption history is divided by color into past averages and the average fuel consumption since the last reset.
Page 331: Tire Pressure Warning System
1. VEHICLE INFORMATION 3. TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM* Touch “Tire Pressure”. Vehicles equipped with a tire pres- sure warning system will display a warning screen in addition to a warning indication on the meter if tire pressure becomes low. For in- formation on the tire pressure warning system, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”.
Page 332 1. VEHICLE INFORMATION...
Page 333: Setup
SETUP SETUP OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE ....196 2. GENERAL SETTINGS ....197 SCREENS FOR GENERAL SETTINGS ........197 3. DISPLAY SETTINGS ....200 TURN OFF DISPLAY......200 CHANGING BETWEEN DAY AND NIGHT MODE....201 ADJUST CONTRAST/ BRIGHTNESS ........201 ®...
Page 334: Quick Reference
1. SETUP OPERATION 1. QUICK REFERENCE To customize the function settings, press the “SETUP” button. The actual design and button position will differ depending on the vehicle. Some but- tons will be in different positions or not shown. For details, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Manual”.
Page 335: General Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 2. GENERAL SETTINGS Settings are available for language se- SCREENS FOR GENERAL lection, operation sounds, etc. SETTINGS Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “General”. Touch the items to be set. On this screen, the following functions are operational. Function You can change the language.
Page 336 1. SETUP OPERATION SELECTING A LANGUAGE Function Touch to change a keyboard lay- The desired language can be selected. out. (See “SELECTING A KEY- BOARD LAYOUT” on page 199.) Press the “SETUP” button. Touch to change the system vol- Touch “General” on the “Setup” ume settings.
Page 337 1. SETUP OPERATION DELETE PERSONAL DATA SELECTING A KEYBOARD LAYOUT Press the “SETUP” button. Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “General” on the “Setup” Touch “General” on the “Setup” screen. screen. Touch “Delete Personal Data”. Touch “Keyboard Layout”. Touch “Delete”. Touch the desired keyboard layout. INFORMATION “QWERTY”: Latin characters, “QWER- ●...
Page 338: Display Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 3. DISPLAY SETTINGS You can adjust the contrast and bright- TURN OFF DISPLAY ness of the screen. You can also turn the display off. Press the “SETUP” button. Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Display” on the “Setup” screen.
Page 339: Changing Between Day And Night Mode
1. SETUP OPERATION CHANGING BETWEEN DAY ADJUST CONTRAST/ AND NIGHT MODE BRIGHTNESS Press the “SETUP” button. Depending on the position of the head- light switch, the screen changes to day Touch “Display” on the “Setup” or night mode. screen. To display the screen in day mode Touch “General”...
Page 340: Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION ® 4. Bluetooth SETTINGS ® ® Bluetooth FUNCTION ON/ To set up a Bluetooth device. Press the “SETUP” button. ® Bluetooth function switched on or off. Touch “Bluetooth* On” “Bluetooth* Off”. Touch “Bluetooth*”. INFORMATION ® ● When Bluetooth function is off, “Add New Device”, “Paired Device List”, “Set System Name”...
Page 341: Changing The System Name
1. SETUP OPERATION CHANGING THE SYSTEM SETTING THE PIN NAME The PIN can be changed to help pre- vent connecting to the wrong device. The system name for can be changed. Leave the default “CAR MULTIMEDIA” Touch “Set PIN for Pairing”. or pick your own unique name for your car.
Page 342: Pairing A Bluetooth ® Device
1. SETUP OPERATION ® PAIRING A Bluetooth DEVICE ® Up to 4 Bluetooth devices can be paired. A paired device can be con- nected to any of its supported profiles such as phone, music and/or internet. The following screen will be displayed CONNECTING FROM THE ®...
Page 343 1. SETUP OPERATION Confirm the PIN. Once the connection is made, the system is ready to make and receive calls. Confirm the PIN displayed on the screen, Due to differences in cellular phones, it and then touch “Accept”. may take some time to transfer your If the device does not support SSP phone’s contact information into the sys- (Secure Simple Pairing), input the PIN dis-...
Page 344 1. SETUP OPERATION CONNECTING FROM THE For Apple users: DEVICE Do not use “Connect for Internet”. In- stead connect your Apple USB Dock The system can be set to recognize a Connector Cable (aka charging cable) to ® the vehicle’s USB port to access internet pairing request from a Bluetooth functions.
Page 345 1. SETUP OPERATION The following screen will be displayed. The system waits for connection re- quests coming from the paired device. Phone and music profiles are typically connected automatically. To cancel this function, touch “Cancel”. ® your Bluetooth device, please choose the system name.
Page 346: Setting The Paired Devices
1. SETUP OPERATION CHANGING THE PHONE/ SETTING THE PAIRED DEVICE NAME DEVICES The name for your phone can be Devices can be disconnected and changed to allow you to distinguish be- each profile connection status can be tween phones if you have more than changed using the list.
Page 347 1. SETUP OPERATION DELETING A PAIRED DEVICE For Apple users: Do not use “Connect for Internet”. In- Touch “Delete Pairing”. stead connect your Apple USB Dock Connector Cable (aka charging cable) to the vehicle’s USB port to access internet functions. “Connect All”...
Page 348 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Enable DUN/PAN Connec- ALTERNATE INTERNET tions” to turn on or off the DUN/PAN CONNECTION METHOD (PAN/ function. DUN) The Entune service requires an inter- net connection to operate. The primary connection method is activated by touching “Connect for Internet” as shown on page 204.
Page 349 1. SETUP OPERATION Touch “Add Entune Account”. LAUNCHING APPS USING DUN/PAN This screen is displayed only when making the first connection. When an App is launched for the first time or when “Connect for Internet” ® is selected from the Bluetooth pairing menu, a cost warning message will be Enter Entune user name and pass-...
Page 350: Setting Other Options
1. SETUP OPERATION When the Entune service is used, a cost SETTING OTHER OPTIONS warning message is shown. The Entune service uses your cellular phone’s data plan. If you exceed the data available on Touch to select options. your plan you may incur charges from your phone service provider.
Page 351: Phone Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 5. PHONE SETTINGS Settings are available for ringtone se- SCREEN FOR PHONE lection, announce incoming short mes- SETTINGS sage and email, and “Stored” lists. Press the “SETUP” button. On this screen, the following functions can be set. Function Touch “Phone”.
Page 352: Audio Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 6. AUDIO SETTINGS Select the desired setting from “HD HD Radio™ system can be set using Radio/Analog Setting”. the following procedure: Press the “SETUP” button. Screen button Function Touch to receive both an- “All” alog and digital broad- casts.
Page 353: Vehicle Settings
1. SETUP OPERATION 7. VEHICLE SETTINGS* Vehicle customization settings can be changed. Press the “SETUP” button. Touch “Vehicle”. Touch the desired items to be set. For a list of the settings that can be changed, refer to vehicle “Owner’s Man- ual”.
Page 354 1. SETUP OPERATION...
Page 355: Rear View Monitor
REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM OPERATION....218 REAR VIEW MONITOR GUIDE LINES........219 AREA DISPLAYED ON SCREEN..220 THE REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM CAMERA ......220 2. DRIVING PRECAUTIONS ... 222...
Page 356: Rear View Monitor System Operation
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM OPERATION The rear view monitor system assists CAUTION the driver by displaying an image of the view behind the vehicle while backing ● Never depend on the rear view monitor system entirely when...
Page 357: Rear View Monitor Guide Lines
Guide lines are displayed on the may change. Be sure to have the cam- screen. era’s position and mounting angle checked at your Toyota dealer. ● As the camera has a water proof con- struction, do not detach, disassemble or modify it.
Page 358: Area Displayed On Screen
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM AREA DISPLAYED ON SCREEN Image is displayed approximately level on screen. INFORMATION ● The area displayed on the screen may vary according to vehicle orientation or road conditions. THE REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM CAMERA The rear view monitor system camera is located as shown in the illustration.
Page 359 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM On some models INFORMATION ● The camera uses a special lens. The distance of the image that appears on the screen differs from the actual dis- tance. ● In the following cases, it may become difficult to see the images on the screen, even when the system is functioning.
Page 360: Driving Precautions
1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM 2. DRIVING PRECAUTIONS (WITH REAR VIEW MONITOR GUIDE LINES) In any of the following situations, there is a margin of error between the guide lines on the screen and the actual dis- tance/course on the road. When the grade behind the vehicle slopes down sharply, objects appear to be closer than they actually are.
Page 361 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM Approx. 1.5 ft. (0.5 m) The distance that appears on the screen between three-dimensional objects (such as vehicles) and flat surfaces (such as the road) and the actual distance differ as fol- lows. • In reality, <...
Page 362 1. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM...
Page 363: Index
INDEX...
Page 364: Alphabetical Index
ALPHABETICAL INDEX Adding destinations........49 “Beep” .............197 ® “Address” ..........35 Bluetooth .......128, 151, 202 ® Adjust contrast/brightness...... 201 Bluetooth audio ........128 ® “Advanced”..........40 Connecting Bluetooth audio ..... 130 ® “AM” ............102 Playing Bluetooth audio player..134 Application operation ........
Page 365 By phone book ........169 Displaying and editing the entry information........56, 166 By POI call ......... 172 Displaying the radio ID......108 By speed dials........170 Displaying the title and name....110 By “Stored” list on the “Contacts” screen ......168 Download application.......
Page 366 ALPHABETICAL INDEX “General”..........197 “Language”..........197 General settings........197 Limitations of the navigation system ..66 List screen..........17 HD Radio™..........102 HD Radio™ broadcasting ....... 102 “Map”............19 Home ............52 Map icons..........29 ® How to subscribe to an XM POI icons ..........
Page 367 “Pictures”........... 73 Play/Pause button........96 “Navigation” menu screen......21 Playing a MP3/WMA disc......116 Navigation operation......... 20 Playing repeat and random order..118 Navigation setting ........61 Selecting a desired file ......117 Navigation system ........19 Selecting a desired folder....117 Playing a USB memory/iPod....
Page 368 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Route guidance .........44 Route guidance screen ......44 Quick guide ..........9 “Route Options”.........64 Route preferences.......43, 64 Route settings .......... 64 Radio broadcast data system ....103 Radio reception........141 AM ............141 Satellite radio (SAT) ........108 FM ............141 Screens for general settings ....197 ®...
Page 369 Showing the tire pressure screen ... 193 Terms............147 SMS message ........177 ID3 tag..........147 “Speed Dials” ........165, 170 ISO 9660 format ........147 Starting route guidance screen....42 m3u ............. 147 Steering switches........138 MP3 ............. 147 Switching audio source......99 Packet write.........147 Switching to AUX mode ......
Page 370 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Vehicle information ......... 189 Voice command system......183 Voice guidance ........45 Volume adjustment ....45, 175, 197 “Waypoint”..........49 When you release your car ..... 157 WMA ..........116, 145 Zoom in button .......... 27 Zoom out button........27...

Toyota Prius V 2014 Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Audio System Operation

1 Quick Reference

2 Some Basics

3 RADIO OPERATION (with Display Audio SYSTEM)

4 RADIO OPERATION (with Premium Display Audio SYSTEM)

5 RADIO OPERATION (XM Satellite Radio BROADCAST)

400 CD Player Operation

7 Ipod OPERATION

8 Usb Memory Operation

Audio System

9 Aux Device Operation

10 Audio Operation

11 Steering Switches

12 Audio System Operating Hints

®Bluetoothhands-Free System

Bluetooth HANDS-FREE SYSTEM OPERATION

1 Quick Reference

2 Hands-Free System

3 REGISTER a Bluetooth

4 CALL on the Bluetooth PHONE

5 RECEIVE on the Bluetooth PHONE

6 TALK on the Bluetooth

Setup

Setup Operation

1 Quick Reference

2 General Settings

3 Guidance Settings

4 Display Settings

5 Bluetooth ® SETTINGS

6 Phone Settings

7 Audio Settings

8 Vehicle Settings

Rear View Monitor System

1 Rear View Monitor System Operation

2 Driving Precautions

Alphabetical Index

Table of Contents

Navigation Operation

Quick Reference

Navigation System Function Index

Map Screen Operation

Map Icons

Destination Search

Route Guidance

Starting Route Guidance Screen

Route Guidance

Setting and Deleting the Route

My Destinations

Registering an Entry

Displaying and Editing the Entry Information

Sending/Restoring Stored Contacts Using a Usb Memory

Navigation Setting

Map Settings

Route Settings

Navigation System Information

Limitations of the Navigation System

Map Information

Application-The Others

Applications Operation

Quick Reference

Picture Slideshow

Email

Calendar

Entune Service

Operating Navigation Function Using Entune Service

Operating an Application

Audio System Operation

1 Quick Reference

2 Some Basics

3 Radio Operation

4 Radio Operation

400 CD Player Operation

6 USB Memory/Ipod OPERATION

7 Aux Device Operation

9 Steering Switches

10 Audio System Operating Hints

®Bluetoothhands-Free System

Quick Reference