Get Multimedia System Manual -> Basic function Guide for Toyota 86 2 Door Second Generation (2022-2025)

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Basic function

2

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2-1. Basic information before

operation

Initial screen .......................14

Touch screen ......................15

Home screen ......................16

Entering letters and num-

bers/list screen operation

.........................................17

Screen adjustment..............18

2-2. Connectivity settings

Connecting/Disconnecting a

USB memory device/portable

device...............................19

Registering/Connecting a

Bluetooth^®device.............19

2-1. Basic information before operation

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2-1.Basic information before operation

1 Press and hold the “VOLUME”

Initial screen

knob for 10 seconds or longer.

When the engine switch is

changed to ACC or ON, the ini-

tial screen will be displayed

and the system will begin oper-

ating.

Caution screen

After a few seconds, the “CAU-

TION” screen will be displayed.

Selecting “I Agree”, the caution

screen switches to the next screen.

WARNING

●

When the vehicle is stopped with

the engine running, always apply

the parking brake for safety.

Maintenance information

This system reminds users when to

replace certain parts or compo-

nents on the screen.

When the vehicle reaches a previ-

ously set driving distance or date,

the maintenance remainder screen

will be displayed when the system

is turned on.

 To register maintenance informa-

tion: P.38

Restarting the system

If the touch screens become unre-

sponsive during operation or if any

other system error occurs, the sys-

tem can be restarted.

2-1. Basic information before operation

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Touch screen

Touch screen gestures

2

Operations are performed by touching the touch screen directly with your

finger.

Operation method

Outline

Main use

 Touch

 Changing and

selecting various

settings

Quickly touch and

release once.

 Drag^*

Touch the screen with

your finger, and move

the screen to the

 Scrolling the lists

desired position.

 Swipe^*

 Scrolling the main

screen page

Quickly move the

screen by swiping

with your finger.

^*: The above operations may not be performed on all screens.

Swipe operations may not be performed smoothly in high altitudes.

●

When a screen button is

touched, a tone sounds. The

tone sound can be adjusted.

(P.36)

Touch screen operation

This system is operated mainly

by the buttons on the screen.

(Referred to as screen buttons

in this manual.)

●

If the system does not respond to

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touching a screen button, move your

finger away from the screen and then

touch it again.

Home screen

●

Dimmed screen buttons cannot be

operated.

Home screen operation

Shortcut icons for various functions

can be added to the home screen

when the home screen shortcut

function is turned on. (P.29)

●

The displayed image may become

darker and moving images may be

slightly distorted when the screen is

cold.

●

When it is extremely cold, screens

may not be displayed properly and the

data input by a user may be deleted.

Also, the screen buttons may not

operate correctly.

1 Press the

button.

2 Select “Add Shortcut”.

3 Select the desired function.

●

When

is displayed on the screen,

to return to the previous

4 Select the desired shortcut func-

select

screen.

tion.

 Depending on the function,

select other items and enter nec-

essary information.

If the touch screen is operated while

wearing gloves, it may be unrespon-

sive or may not function properly.

5 Check that the shortcut icon is

NOTICE

displayed on the home screen.

●

To prevent damaging the screen,

lightly touch the screen buttons with

your finger.

●

When shortcuts are added, the home

screen can be expanded to up to 3

pages. The page can be changed by

swiping.

●

Do not use objects other than your

finger to touch the screen.

●

Wipe off fingerprints using a glass

cleaning cloth. Do not use chemical

cleaners to clean the screen, as

they may damage the touch screen.

Moving and deleting shortcut

icons

Users can rearrange the home

screen buttons when the home

screen shortcut function is turned

on. (P.29)

Moving shortcut icons

1 Select and hold the shortcut

icon to enter edit mode.

2 Drag the button to the desired

position.

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 User can move buttons to

Entering letters and

another page by dragging them

to the corresponding end of the

screen if the number of buttons

allows for multiple pages.

numbers/list screen

operation

2

Entering letters and num-

bers

3 Press the

the edit mode.

button to leave

When entering data, letters and

numbers can be entered via the

screen.

Deleting shortcut icons

1 Select and hold the shortcut

icon to enter edit mode.

2 Drag the shortcut icon to “DRAG

HERE TO DELETE” area.

3 Press the

the edit mode.

button to leave

Select to move the cursor.

A

Input field

B

ꢀ The position of the cursor can be

moved by selecting the desired loca-

tion in the input field.

Select to clear the input field.

C

Select to erase one character.

D

Select to enter the item.

E

Select to change keyboard

F

types.

Select to enter symbols.

G

Select to enter characters in

H

lower case or in upper case.

●

The appearance of the keyboard may

change or the input method may be

limited depending on the circum-

stances where the software keyboard

is displayed.

When the language has been

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changed, depending on the language,

in rare cases text may not be dis-

played correctly.

Screen adjustment

Adjusting brightness

List screen

The brightness of the screen can

be adjusted.

Refer to the “OWNER'S MANUAL”

for details.

The list screen can be scrolled by a

swipe gesture.

For details on the operation: P.15

Select to skip to the next or pre-

A

vious page.

This indicates the displayed

B

screen’s position.

Faster scrolling is possible by

dragging the position indicator.

Some lists contain character

C

screen buttons which allow

users to jump directly to list

entries that begin with the same

letter as the character screen

button.

Every time the same character

screen button is selected, the

list starting with the subsequent

character is displayed.

2-2. Connectivity settings

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2-2.Connectivity settings

Connecting/Disconnect-

Registering/Connecting

a Bluetooth^®device

ing a USB memory

device/portable device

2

To use the hands-free system

®

Connecting a device

or the Bluetooth audio sys-

tem, it is necessary to register

1 Connect a device

®

a Bluetooth phone/device

with the system.

®

Once the Bluetooth

phone/device has been regis-

tered, it is possible to use the

hands-free system and the

®

Bluetooth audio system.

 Turn on the power of the device

Registering a Bluetooth^®

phone/device for the first

time

if it is not turned on.

●

Compatible USB memory

device:P.84

®

1 Turn the Bluetooth connection

●

Compatible iPod/iPhone:P.84

®

setting of your Bluetooth

This unit does not support commer-

cially available USB hubs.

phone/device on.

 This function is not available

●

By connecting a device such as a

mobile phone, charging starts

depending on the device.

®

when the Bluetooth connection

®

setting of your Bluetooth

phone/device is set to off.

2 Press the

button.

2-2. Connectivity settings

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3 Select “Yes” to register a

4 Follow the “STEPS 4 to 7” in

®

Bluetooth phone/device.

“Registering a Bluetooth

phone/device”. (P.24)

Profiles

This system supports the following services.

Bluetooth^®

Require-

ments

Recommen-

dations

Spec.

Function

Device

Registering a

Bluetooth^®

phone/device

Bluetooth^®

Phone/Device

Bluetooth^®Spec-

ification

Ver. 2.1

Ver. 4.2

Bluetooth^®

Device

Require-

ments

Recommen-

dations

Profile

Function

HFP

(Hands-Free Pro-

file)

Hands-free sys-

tem

Ver. 1.0

Ver. 1.7

Ver. 1.2

PBAP (Phone

Book Access

Profile)

Transferring the

contacts

Bluetooth^®

Phone

Bluetooth^®

phone message

MAP (Message

Access Profile)

-

Ver. 1.3

Ver. 1.2

SPP (Serial Port

Profile)

APPS function

2-2. Connectivity settings

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Bluetooth^®

Device

Require-

ments

Recommen-

dations

Profile

Function

A2DP (Advanced

Audio Distribu-

tion Profile)

2

Ver. 1.0

Ver. 1.3

Bluetooth^®

Device

Bluetooth^®audio

system

AVRCP

(Audio/Video

Remote Control

Profile)

Ver. 1.6

●

If your mobile phone does not support HFP, registering the Bluetooth^®phone or

using PBAP, MAP or SPP profiles individually will not be possible.

If the connected Bluetooth^®phone/device version is older than recommended or

incompatible, the Bluetooth^®phone/device function may not work properly.

If the application is not running smoothly or is unstable, disconnect and reconnect

the Bluetooth^®phone/device via Bluetooth^®(P.26) and/or USB cable (P.19). If

the problem continues, reboot the Bluetooth^®phone/device.

2-2. Connectivity settings

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