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

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Settings

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3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

Bluetooth^®settings.............24

3-2. Other settings

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General settings .................29

Sound settings....................36

Radio settings.....................37

Maintenance settings..........38

3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

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3-1.Bluetooth^®settings

Deleting all favourites list: P.47

Bluetooth^®settings

Setting the message: P.50

C

Phone settings screen

Changing the device name

D

Setting Apple CarPlay: P.59

E

1 Press the

button.

Setting Android Auto: P.62

F

2 Select “Settings”.

3 Select “Phone”.

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“Manage Devices” screen can also be

displayed by selecting “Manage

Devices” or “Add Device” on the

phone screen (P.42) or Bluetooth^®

audio control screen (P.77).

4 Select the items to be set.

Registering a Bluetooth^®

phone/device

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Up to 5 Bluetooth phones/devices

can be registered.

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Bluetooth compatible phones

(HFP) and devices (AVP) can be

registered simultaneously.

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Manage Devices”.

3 Select “Add”.

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Managing Bluetooth

phones/devices

A

 If a message appears, follow the

guidance on the screen.

Registering a Bluetooth^®phone/device:

P.24

Connecting or disconnecting

Bluetooth^®phones/devices: P.26

Deleting Bluetooth^®phones/devices:

P.27

Managing the contacts list

B

Setting phonebook/recent calls

download: P.27

Sorting the recent calls list and contacts

list: P.46

3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

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it after deleting the previously regis-

tered system information from the

Bluetooth^®phone/device.

4 When this screen is displayed,

search for the device name dis-

played on this screen on the

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6 Check that the following pop-up

screen of your Bluetooth

screen may be displayed.

phone/device.

3

 “Cancel”: Select to cancel the

registration.

 If a confirmation message

appears asking whether to trans-

fer the phone’s contact data to

the system, select the appropri-

ate button.

 For details on operating the

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Bluetooth phone/device, see

the manual that comes with it.

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5 Register using your Bluetooth

phone/device.

7 When the connection is com-

pleted, confirm that a connected

device name is displayed.

 A PIN-code is not required for

SSP (Secure Simple Pairing)

®

compatible Bluetooth

 If an error message appears, fol-

low the guidance on the screen

to try again.

phones/devices. Depending on

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the type of Bluetooth

phone/device being connected, a

message confirming registration

may be displayed on the

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When registering an NFC compatible

device, registration is performed when

the Bluetooth^®phone/device is held

against the NFC logo of the

audio/visual system until a connection

is established.

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Bluetooth phone’s/device’s

screen. Respond and operate

®

the Bluetooth phone/device

according to the confirmation

message.

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To re-register your Bluetooth^®

phone/device after having deleted it

from the system, operate the

Bluetooth^®phone/device and register

3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

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4 Check that “Connected” is dis-

Connecting or disconnect-

ing Bluetooth^®

phone/device

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played next to the Bluetooth

phone/device when the connec-

tion is complete.

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 If an error message appears, fol-

low the guidance on the screen

to try again.

Up to 5 Bluetooth phones/devices

(Phones (HFP) and devices (AVP))

can be registered.

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If more than 1 Bluetooth

●

It may take time if the Bluetooth^®

phone/device connection is carried

phone/device has been registered,

out during Bluetooth^®audio playback.

®

select which Bluetooth

●

Depending on the type of Bluetooth^®

phone/device being connected, it may

be necessary to perform additional

steps on the Bluetooth^®

phone/device.

phone/device to connect to.

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Manage Devices”.

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Auto connection mode

3 Select the Bluetooth

phone/device to be connected

or disconnected.

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Leave the Bluetooth phone/device

in a location where the connection

can be established.

 When the engine switch is

changed to ACC or ON, the sys-

tem searches for a nearby regis-

®

tered Bluetooth phone/device.

 The system will connect with the

®

registered Bluetooth

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 To disconnect the Bluetooth

phone/device that was last con-

nected, if it is nearby.

phone/device, select “Yes”.

 “Connected” is displayed next to

Connecting manually

the currently connected

®

Bluetooth phone/device.

When the auto connection has

failed, it is necessary to connect

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 If the desired Bluetooth

®

Bluetooth phones/devices manu-

phone/device is not on the list,

ally.

select “Add” to register the

®

Follow the “Connecting or discon-

Bluetooth phone/device.

(P.24)

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necting Bluetooth phone/device”.

(P.26)

3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

27

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Setting phonebook/recent

calls download

Reconnecting the Bluetooth

phone/device

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When this function is activated, the

phonebook data of the connected

phone will be downloaded automat-

ically.

If a Bluetooth phone/device is dis-

connected due to poor reception

®

from the Bluetooth network when

the engine switch is changed to

ACC or ON, the system automati-

3

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

®

cally reconnects the Bluetooth

2 Select “Phonebook/Recent

phone/device.

Calls”.

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 If a Bluetooth phone/device is

3 Select to turn “Automatically

Download Phonebook/Recent

Calls” on/off.

disconnected on purpose, such

as turning it off, this does not

happen. Reconnect the

®

Bluetooth phone/device manu-

ally.

Deleting Bluetooth^®

phones/devices

1 Display the phone settings

screen. (P.24)

2 Select “Manage Devices”.

●

The profile version of the connected

Bluetooth^®phone may not be compat-

ible with transferring phonebook data.

For details, contact your Toyota

dealer.

3 Select “Delete”.

®

4 Select

for the Bluetooth

phone/device you wish to

delete.

The notification setting on the

Bluetooth^®phone may need to be

activated in order to download the

phonebook. For details, check the

instructions for the connected

5 Select “OK” when the confirma-

tion message appears.

Bluetooth^®phone. When the system’s

clock settings are set to auto, the

auto-adjustment function and mes-

sage function (P.50) will not function

properly if the phonebook is not

downloaded.

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The Bluetooth^®phone/device will still

contain information from this system

even after the Bluetooth^®

phone/device has been deleted.

Operate the Bluetooth^®phone/device

to delete the system information

saved inside the Bluetooth^®

phone/device.

3-1. Bluetooth^®settings

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The Bluetooth^®phone’s favourite list

will not be downloaded automatically

even after the phonebook data has

been downloaded from the Bluetooth^®

phone. This system does not currently

support transfer of data from the

Bluetooth^®phone favourites list. To

add the Bluetooth^®phone’s favourites

list to the system’s favourites list, you

need to register it through the system

phonebook contacts list. (P.47)

3-2. Other settings

display. (P.30)

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3-2.Other settings

General settings

General settings screen

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“Wi-Fi”: Select to set the Wi-Fi

function settings. (P.32)

D

E

“Reminder Screen”: Select to

1 Press the

button.

turn the reminder screen (“Main-

tenance”, “Birthday” and “Anni-

versary”) on/off.

2 Select “Settings”.

3

3 Select “General”.

*

“Meter Screen”

F

G

H

I

4 Select the items to be set.

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“Camera”

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“Language”

“Home Screen Shortcuts”:

Select to turn the home screen

shortcuts function on/off.

(P.16)

“Birthday List”: Select to set the

J

birthday list settings. (P.31)

“Anniversary List”: Select to set

the anniversary list settings.

(P.32)

K

“Software Update”: Select to

update system software ver-

sions. (P.34)

L

“Factory Data Reset”: Select to

reset all setup items.The

M

audio/visual system restarts

automatically after resetting fac-

tory data. To complete the reset

process, turn the engine switch

to Off after the audio/visual sys-

tem has restarted, and then turn

to ACC or ON after approxi-

mately 3 minutes.

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“Clock”

A

“Driver Profiles”: Select to set

the Driver Profile function set-

tings. (P.30)

B

“System Information”: Select to

display the system information.

N

O

“Display”: Select to adjust the

contrast, brightness, etc. of the

C

“Free/Open Source Software

3-2. Other settings

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Information”: Select to display

the free/open source software

information.

10Select “Finish”.

Editing a Driver Profile

^*: Refer to the “OWNER'S MANUAL”.

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

Setting Driver Profiles

2 Select “Driver Profiles”.

3 Select “Edit”.

A user name and the display lan-

guage can be linked to a registered

4 Select a desired driver profile

®

Bluetooth phone.

name to edit.

Selecting a Driver Profile

Deleting a Driver Profile

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

2 Select “Driver Profiles”.

3 Select the desired driver.

2 Select “Driver Profiles”.

3 Select “Edit”.

4 Select

for the driver profile

Adding a Driver Profile

name you wish to delete.

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

Screen Adjustment

2 Select “Driver Profiles”.

3 Select “Add”.

In addition to turning the screen off,

linking of the screen brightness to

the operation of the instrument

panel light control dial can be

turned on/off, and adjustment of the

brightness and contrast of the

screen can be performed inde-

pendently from the instrument

panel lights.

4 Select a desired language.

5 Select “NEXT”.

6 Select “Driver’s Name”.

7 Enter a name.

8 Select “NEXT”.

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9 Select a desired Bluetooth

phone.

Selecting a Screen Off

 When registering a new

®

Bluetooth phone, select “Add

Phone” and follow the “STEPS 4

to 7” in “Registering a Bluetooth

phone/device”. (P.24)

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

®

2 Select “Display”.

3-2. Other settings

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3 Select “Display Off”.

This function can be set to on or off

by “Reminder Screen”. (P.29)

●

To turn it on, press and hold “VOL-

UME” knob.

Adding a Birthday List

Setting Brightness Dial

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

When “Brightness Dial” is on, the

brightness of the screen can be

adjusted using the instrument panel

light control dial.

3

2 Select “Birthday List”.

3 Select “Add”.

4 Enter the name.

5 Select “Next”.

6 Enter the date.

7 Select “OK”.

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

2 Select “Display”.

3 Select to turn “Brightness Dial”

on/off.

●

A maximum of 5 birthdays can be

stored.

●

For details about the instrument panel

light control dial, refer to the

“OWNER'S MANUAL”.

Editing a Birthday List

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

Adjusting the Bright-

ness/Contrast

2 Select “Birthday List”.

3 Select “Edit”.

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

4 Select a desired birthday list

2 Select “Display”.

name to edit.

3 Select “Brightness/Contrast” to

adjust the “Brightness” or “Con-

trast”.

Deleting a Birthday List

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

Select “Default” to revert to the factory

setting.

2 Select “Birthday List”.

3 Select “Edit”.

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When “Brightness Dial” is on, only the

contrast can be adjusted.

4 Select

for the birthday list

Setting Birthday Lists

name you wish to delete.

If a birthday is approaching, a mes-

sage will be shown when the

engine switch is changed to ON.

3-2. Other settings

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4 Select

for the anniversary

Setting Anniversary Lists

list name you wish to delete.

If a anniversary is approaching, a

message will be shown when the

engine switch is changed to ON.

This function can be set to on or off

by “Reminder Screen”. (P.29)

Setting Wi-Fi^®connection

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi net-

work

Adding a Anniversary List

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

2 Select “Wi-Fi”.

2 Select “Anniversary List”.

3 Select “Add”.

3 Select “Available Wi-Fi Net-

works”.

4 Enter the name.

5 Select “Next”.

4 Select the desired network.

6 Enter the date.

7 Select “OK”.

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A maximum of 5 anniversarys can be

stored.

Editing a Anniversary List

 When a network with

is

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

selected and the password entry

screen is displayed, enter the

password, and then select “OK”.

2 Select “Anniversary List”.

3 Select “Edit”.

Setting up a connection

quickly

4 Select a desired anniversary list

name to edit.

®

If a Wi-Fi device is Wi-Fi Pro-

tected Setup compatible, it can be

connected to more quickly.

Deleting a Anniversary List

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

2 Select “Anniversary List”.

3 Select “Edit”.

2 Select “Wi-Fi”.

3 Select “Wi-Fi Protected Setup”.

3-2. Other settings

33

4 Select “PIN Setup” or “Push But-

ton Setup” as determined by the

device.

®

Deleting a Wi-Fi network

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

®

5 Operate the Wi-Fi device to

2 Select “Wi-Fi”.

connect.

®

 When “PIN Setup” is selected:

3 Select “Wi-Fi” to turn the Wi-Fi

3

Enter the displayed PIN code

function off.

®

into the Wi-Fi network device.

4 Select “Registered Wi-Fi Net-

 When “Push Button Setup” is

works”.

selected: Push the WPS button

5 Select “Delete”.

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on the Wi-Fi network device.

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6 Select

for the Wi-Fi net-

work you wish to delete.

®

Adding a Wi-Fi network

7 Select “OK”.

Available networks which are not

displayed by searching can be

added.

WARNING

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Use Wi-Fi^®devices only when safe

and legal to do so.

1 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

This system is fitted with Wi-Fi^®

antennas. People with implantable

cardiac pacemakers, cardiac resyn-

chronisation therapy-pacemakers

or implantable cardioverter

defibrillators should maintain a rea-

sonable distance between them-

selves and the Wi-Fi^®antennas.

The radio waves may affect the

operation of such devices.

2 Select “Wi-Fi”.

3 Select “Available Wi-Fi Net-

works”.

4 Select “Add”.

5 Select “Wi-Fi Name (SSID)”.

6 Enter the network name.

7 Select “OK”.

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Before using Wi-Fi^®devices, users

of any electrical medical device

other than implantable cardiac

pacemakers, cardiac resynchroni-

sation therapy-pacemakers or

implantable cardioverter

defibrillators should consult the

manufacturer of the device for infor-

mation about its operation under

the influence of radio waves.

Radio waves could have unex-

pected effects on the operation of

such medical devices.

8 Select “Security”.

9 Select the security type.

10Select “Start Connection”.

 When a password is required,

enter the password. Select “OK”.

3-2. Other settings

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Download update

1 Press the button.

Supported Wi-Fi network

specifications

The system can connect to a

2 Select “Settings”.

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Wi-Fi network that supports the

3 Select “General”.

following standards.

4 Select “Clock”.

 Communication standards:

5 Select “Time Setting”.

6 Select “Sync With Phone”.

ꢀ 802.11b

ꢀ 802.11g

ꢀ 802.11n (2.4GHz)

 Security:

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7 Connect to a Wi-Fi network.

(P.32)

ꢀ WPA^TM

8 Display the general settings

screen. (P.29)

ꢀ WPA2^TM

9 Select “Software Update”.

10Select “Update”.

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WPA and WPA2 are registered mark

of the Wi-Fi Alliance^®.

11Select “Check for Updates”.

 “Cancel”: Select to stop checking

Updating the system

Please ask your dealer to update

for available updates.

*1

the system software .

 If “Automatically Check for

Updates” is on, updates will

automatically be checked for

and, if available, a message will

be displayed. If a message is

displayed, select “OK” and pro-

ceed to the next step.

You may also update the system

®

software via Wi-Fi . The update

process involves downloading and

*2

installing a software update . Note

that system functionality will be

restricted during installation.

 If “Automatically Download

Updates” is on, updates will

automatically be downloaded.

After the download has com-

pleted, a message will be dis-

played. Select “OK” to start

installation and proceed to STEP

3 in “Update installation”.

(P.35)

^*1: Please check with your dealer for

specific details on the update con-

tent.

^*2: Depending on the software update

content, your radio station presets

and volume settings may be reset by

the update process.

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Update using Wi-Fi^®may not be avail-

able in some countries.

3-2. Other settings

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12Select “Download Now” to begin

downloading the update (if avail-

able).

 If the update procedure fails,

refer to the “Troubleshooting”

section. (P.96)

 “Cancel”: Select to stop the

4 Turn the engine switch to Off.

5 Open the driver’s side door.

6 Close the door.

update process.

 The download status progress is

3

displayed in the category area.

7 Wait for 3 minutes or more.

8 Start the engine.

 If the update procedure fails,

refer to the “Troubleshooting”

section. (P.96)

 The new software will be applied.

Update installation

NOTICE

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Park your vehicle in a safe place

when installing the update.

The following system functions are

restricted during the update installa-

tion.

ꢀ It will not be possible to use general

system functions.

ꢀ Only the rear view camera image

will be displayed. Or the image will

disappear temporarily.

1 Download any available

updates.

2 Select “Install Now” to start

installing the update.

 Installation will take several min-

utes.

●

During software update installation,

the screen may flicker. However, this

is not a malfunction.

3 When installation is complete,

select “OK” on the confirmation

message to complete the

update process.

3-2. Other settings

Sound settings

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This function expands the dynamic

range lost in data compression and cre-

ates a sharp beat sound.

Sound settings screen

“Speed Volume Control”: Select to set

the speed volume.

1 Press the

button.

The system adjusts to the optimum vol-

ume and tone quality according to vehi-

cle speed to compensate for increased

vehicle noise.

2 Select “Settings”.

3 Select “Sound”.

“AUX Volume Gain”: Select to set AUX

volume gain.

4 Select the items to be set.

Select to adjust the interrupt

B

guidance volume.

Select to turn the tone sound

C

on/off.

Select to adjust the tone sound

D

volume.

Select to adjust the ringtone vol-

E

ume.

Select to adjust the volume of a

F

received call.

Select to adjust the call volume.

G

Select to adjust the SMS/MMS

H

ringtone volume.

Select to audio settings

A

Select to adjust the SMS/MMS

read out volume.

I

“Sound Customisation”: Select to dis-

play the sound customisation screen.

(P.65)

Select to set the voice recogni-

tion prompts volume.

J

“Sound Restorer”: Select to turn the

sound restorer function on/off.

This function plays compressed audio

with quality near original sound by add-

ing the complement signal of high tone.

“Virtual Bass”: Select to set the virtual

bass function.

This function corrects the bass sound

by adding harmonic sound.

“Dynamic Beat Enhancer”: Select to set

the dynamic beat enhancer function.

3-2. Other settings

37

Select to turn the REG (region-

alisation) on/off.

D

Radio settings

For switching over to a broad-

casting station within the same

local programme network.

This item can be set when

“Alternative Frequency” is

turned on.

Radio settings screen

1 Press the

button.

2 Select “Settings”.

3 Select “Radio”.

3

Select to set the interrupt vol-

ume.

E

F

Setting AM/FM radio

Select to set seek sensitivity as

“DX (Distance)” or “LO (Local)”.

1 Display the radio settings

screen. (P.37)

2 Select “FM/AM”.

Setting the DAB^*

3 Select the desired item to be

set.

^*: If equipped

1 Display the radio settings

screen. (P.37)

2 Select “DAB”.

3 Select the desired item to be

set.

Select to turn the news

A

announcement on/off.

Select to turn the TA (traffic

B

announcement) on/off.

Select to turn the AF (alternative

C

frequency) on/off.

3-2. Other settings

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Select to turn DAB to DAB Link-

ing on/off.

A

B

C

Maintenance settings

When set to on, if the reception

quality of the current DAB sta-

tion decreases and the station is

not simulcasting on FM, a DAB

station with an identical Service

ID will be searched for and

changed to if it has better recep-

tion quality.

When approaching the set

maintenance reminder notifica-

tion date or notification dis-

tance, a message will be

displayed when the engine

switch is changed to ON. This

function can be set to on or off

by “Reminder Screen”. (P.29)

Select to turn DAB to FM Link-

ing on/off.

Maintenance settings

screen

When set to on, if the reception

quality of the current DAB sta-

tion decreases to a certain

threshold level, the system will

automatically switch to a simul-

cast FM broadcast, if available.

“FM” appears on the screen if

an FM station is received.

1 Press the

button.

2 Select “Maintenance”.

 Maintenance reminders can be

set.

Select to turn the TA (traffic

announcement) interrupt feature

on/off.

Select to turn the dynamic range

control feature on/off.

D

E

Select to turn the information

button on/off on the DAB

screen.

Engine oil setting

Select to set the tuning method

as “Seek” or “Manual Tune”.

F

1 Select

(“Engine Oil”).

2 Select “Notification Date” or

“Notification Distance (Remain-

ing)” of the reminder.

3 After entering the notification

date or notification distance,

select “Set”.

4 Select

.

3-2. Other settings

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Oil Filter setting

The setting procedure is the same

as Engine oil setting, but select the

“Oil Filter” item in step 1.

Tyres setting

3

The setting procedure is the same

as Engine oil setting, but select the

“Tyres” item in step 1.

Maintenance Schedule set-

ting

The setting procedure is the same

as Engine oil setting, but select the

“Maintenance Schedule” item in

step 1.

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Select “Reset” to reset each setting.

Select “Update” to revert to the default

value.

3-2. Other settings

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