Homelink; Bluetooth - Toyota Prius User Manual

Homelink

It is a set of buttons on the rear-view mirror available for custom programming, to supplement your other remotes.
Garage Door

Bluetooth

Phone Type
Adding a Phone
Handoff
More Info
Prius User-Guide
To program a Homelink button on your mirror to open & close your garage-door, do the following:
If the mirror is off, turn it on. (The indicator light will be a steady green.)
1)
Press the desired programmable-button (the left most three) on the mirror and continue
2)
holding it depressed throughout the entire programming process.
With the garage-door remote held close to the mirror, press the button on it repeatedly.
3)
When the indicator light on the mirror changes to a rapid blinking red, stop pressing both
4)
the buttons on the mirror and the opener. Programming is complete.
5) Test the newly programmed Homelink button. Pressing it for 1 second will change the
indicator light from a steady green to a steady red, which will instruct your garage door to
open or close just like your garage-door remote.
* Note: this programming is only available for remotes with non-rolling security codes.
Here's a sampling of the older Bluetooth-enabled phones stated to work with Prius:
Motorola: V505, V551, V600, V710, RAZR
Nokia: N-Gage, 3600, 3620, 3650, 3660, 6230, 6310i, 6600, 6620, 6820, 7610
Sony Ericsson: T68i, T608, T610, T616, T637, Z600, SX1, S55, S56
Since the introduction of the HSD, many other cell-phones have been added to the Bluetooth list.
Check with your local provider for compatibility information. You may also find helpful facts on
this webpage... http://toyota.letstalk.com/bluetooth/bt_userguides.htm
Here's abbreviated instructions for setting up the T610:
1) On the Multi-Display, select "Telephone", "Settings", "Add Phone"
2) On the phone, select Turn On Bluetooth", "Connectivity", "Bluetooth", "My Devices",
"New Device", "Unknown"
3) Enter the password/passkey "1212" when prompted.
4) On the phone, select "OK", "Unknown", "Connect"
Some Bluetooth-enabled phones will allow you to transfer an active call from the connected device
back to the phone itself, which is very convenient if you've arrived at your destination and do not
wish to remain in the car. That handoff is surprisingly simple too. Just push the "Power" button on
the Prius. The phone should then prompt you with a continuation question. Respond with a "Yes".
Refer to http://john1701a.com/prius/prius-bluetooth.htm
Currently, detailed illustrated instructions for the T610 connection setup are available.
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