Get Audio system Guide for Toyota Avensis 4 Door Second Generation (2004-2009)

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Chapter 1–8

OPERATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

ELEMENTS

Audio system

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Controls and Functions. .

Remote control and audio system functions. .

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For vehicles equipped with a navigation system, read the separate

"Navigation System User's Guide".

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Using the audio system ÿ

ÿ Basic information

Information

This section describes some basic functions of Toyota

audio systems. Some information may not apply to your

system.

Your audio system works when the ignition key is in

the "ACC" or "ON" position.

You can control the audio system with the buttons on the

player and on the steering wheel. Some descriptions in this

manual are marked with the " " symbol.

This means that this function can be activated with the

buttons on the steering wheel. For details - see "ÿ

Remote control and audio system functions" on page

223 in this chapter.

Type 1: AM·FM radio/cassette player/CD player

(with CD changer controller)

For vehicles with a navigation system ÿ You can control

the audio system hands-free.

Some descriptions in this manual are marked with the

". This means that this

symbol "

function can be activated using the voice command

system. For details - see "ÿ Voice command control"

on page 226 in this chapter.

SWITCHING THE AUDIO SYSTEM ON AND OFF

Press "PWR·VOL" or "MODE" to turn the audio system

on and off.

By pressing "AM/FM", "AM", "FM", "TAPE/

DISC”, “DISC” or “MODE”, you can turn on the

corresponding function without pressing “PWR·VOL”.

Type 2: AM·FM radio/CD player/MP3/WMA player

(with CD changer controller)

You can also turn on the respective player by inserting

a cassette or compact disc.

To turn off the player, eject the cassette or compact

disc. If the audio system was previously turned off, it

will turn off again when the cassette or CD is ejected. If

another function was previously turned on, it will turn on

again.

Type 3: AM·FM radio/CD player with changer/MP3/

WMA player

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RADIO ANTENNA

SWITCHING BETWEEN FUNCTIONS

If the system is already on, but you want to switch to

another function, press the "AM/FM", "AM", "FM", "TAPE/

DISC" or "DISC" button.

Your vehicle is equipped with an antenna printed on the

inside of the rear window (sedan and liftback) or the rear

side window (station wagon).

NOTICE

Attaching foil (especially the conductive or metal

type) to the rear window noticeably reduces the

sensitivity of the radio.

TONES AND BALANCE

For details on tone control and balance, refer to the

description of the audio system equipped with your

vehicle.

CASSETTE PLAYER (Type 1)

Tones

When inserting the cartridge, the strip on the right should

be exposed.

The output quality of the audio system is determined by

the treble and bass level settings. In fact, different

types of music and vocal programs usually sound better

with different treble and bass settings.

NOTICE

Do not lubricate any parts of the player or insert

any objects other than cartridges into the cartridge

slot, as this may damage the player.

Balancing

Correct balance of left and right stereo channels and

front and rear sound levels is also important.

COMPACT DISC PLAYER (type 1 and type 2)

Note that when listening to a stereo recording or

broadcast, changing the balance between the left and

right channels will increase the volume of one group of

sounds while decreasing the volume of another group of

sounds.

When inserting a disc, gently push it with the printed

side up. The CD player will start playing from track 1 to

the last track at the end of the disc. Then track 1 will

start playing again.

NOTICE

Never attempt to disassemble or tamper with any

parts of the player. Do not insert any objects other

than compact discs into the disc slot.

The player is designed to use compact discs with a

diameter of 12 cm only.

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COMPACT DISC PLAYER

WITH INVERTER (type 3)

When loading a disc, press the "LOAD"

button and gently push the disc with the

printed side up. This compact disc player can

hold up to 6 discs. The CD player starts

playing from track 1 to the last track at the

end of the disc. Then it starts playing track 1

of the next disc.

The player is designed to use compact discs

with a diameter of 12 cm only.

NOTICE

u Do not stack two discs on top of each

other, as this could damage the

compact disc player. Only insert one

disc into the slot at a time.

u Never attempt to disassemble or

lubricate any parts of the player.

Do not insert any objects other than

compact discs into the disc slot.

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ÿ Controls and functions

Type 1

Details of individual buttons, controls and functions

are described in alphabetical order on the following

pages.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 (Preset buttons)

(Fast rewind buttons/

forward)

These buttons are used for preselection and tuning of

radio stations.

·

Cassette player

Station preset for a given button: Tune to the desired

station. (See button "SEEK/

Press " "

(preference button 6) to fast forward the tape.

"FF" will flash on the display. Press " " (preference button

5) to fast rewind the tape.

TRACK" or "TUNE"). Press and hold the button until you

hear a beep - this assigns the tuned station to the button.

The number of the button appears on the display.

"REW" will flash on the display.

To stop the fast-forwarding tape, press " " (preference

button 6).

Tuning to a preset station: Press the button of the desired

station. The button number and station frequency will

appear on the display.

To stop the fast-rewinding tape, press "

" (preference button 5).

These systems can store one AM and three FM stations

for each button. (When you press "AM/FM" the display will

show "AM", "FM1", "FM2", or "FM3".) The preset stations

will be canceled if the power source is interrupted (battery

disconnected or fuse blown).

Autoÿreverse function: When the end of one side of the

tape is reached, the other side of the tape will automatically

start playing, regardless of whether the tape was played

back or fast forwarded.

If the tape rewinds all the way to the beginning, the player

stops and starts playing the same side of the tape from

the beginning. If the tape is fast forwarded all the way to

the end, the player starts playing the opposite side of the

tape using the autoÿreverse function.

(Eject button)

Cassette player

This button is used to eject the cartridge.

Compact disc player

Press and hold " "

(preset button 6) or " " (preset button

5) to

This button is used to eject the compact disc.

fast forward or reverse the CD. When you release

the button, the player will continue playing.

(Program)

AF (Alternative Frequency)

Press " "

(preference button 4) to select the other side of

This button is used to search for RDS (Radio Data System)

stations throughout the band.

the cassette. The display shows which side is currently

selected (" " indicates the upper side, " indicates the lower

"

side).

Each time "AF" is pressed, the AF mode changes in the

following order:

Autoÿreverse function: After reaching the end of one side

of the cassette, the second side of the cassette will

automatically start playing. This is true if the tape was

playing or fast-forwarding.

AF on: "AF" appears on the display. In this mode, the

radio switches to a station providing good reception within

the same PI (programme identification) code.

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AUDIO CONTROL

REG on: "AF REG" appears on the display.

In this mode, the radio switches to a station providing

good reception within the same local PI (programme

identification) code.

Manual tone adjustment function ÿ

This knob is used for manual tone adjustment.

To turn off the AF function, press the switch again.

To adjust the bass, press "AUDIO CONTROL" repeatedly

until "BAS" appears on the display. Then turn the knob to

adjust the bass as needed.

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AM/FM

The display will show the range from "BAS ÿ5" to "BAS 5".

Press "AM/FM" to switch between AM and FM bands.

"AM", "FM1", "FM2" or "FM3" will appear on the display.

To adjust the treble, press "AUDIO CONTROL" repeatedly

until "TRE" appears on the display. Then turn the knob to

adjust the heights as needed.

If the audio system is off, you can press "AM/FM" to turn

on the radio.

The display will show the range from "TRE ÿ5" to "TRE 5".

AST (Auto Save)

To automatically store up to 6 radio stations for each band

(FM3 and AM), press the "AST" button until you hear a

beep.

Sound balance adjustment function ÿ

This knob is also used to adjust the sound balance between

the front and rear speakers and the left and right speakers.

If you use the "AST" button in FM mode (FM1, FM2, FM3),

the stations will be automatically stored in FM3. For

example, even if you store stations in FM1, the mode will

change to FM3.

To adjust the front/rear speakers, press "AUDIO

CONTROL" repeatedly until "FAD" appears on the display.

Then turn the knob to adjust the front/rear balance.

Press "AST" until you hear a beep. If the radio does not

find any station, it will receive the frequency that was set

before pressing "AST".

The display will show the range from "FADÿF7" to

"FADÿR7".

To set the left/right speakers, press "AUDIO CONTROL"

repeatedly until "BAL" appears on the display. Then turn

the knob to adjust the left/right balance.

The display will show the range from "BALÿL7" to "BALÿR7".

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"PWR·VOL" (Power On/Off/Volume)

Dolby® B NR*

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If you are listening to a tape that has been recorded with

Dolby® B Noise Reduction, press the " " button (preset

button 3).

Press "PWR·VOL" to turn the audio system on and off.

Turn "PWR·VOL" to adjust the volume.

The display will show "

". Press the button

again to turn off Dolby® B NR.

Dolby NR mode reduces noise by about 10 dB.

For the best sound reproduction, turn this button on and

off when playing tapes, depending on what mode your

tape was recorded in.

RAND (Random order)

Press "RAND" (preference button 1) to listen to the tracks

on the disc in random order.

The display will show "

". To turn off this

function, press the button again.

*: The Dolby Noise Reduction System is manufactured under

license by Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. "DOLBY"

and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories

Licensing Corporation.

It is possible to use two shuffle functions - either to listen

to songs in random order on all CDs in the stack, or to

listen to songs in random order on a specific CD.

PTY (Program Type)

Press "PTY". If the button is pressed while receiving the

PTY code of an RDS station, the currently listening

program type ("NEWS", "SPORT", "TALK", "POP",

"CLASSICS") will appear on the display. If you want a

different type of program, press the "PTY" button when

that type of program appears.

Shuffle the tracks on the disc: Quickly press and release

"RAND" (preference button 1). " " appears on the display.

The disc you are currently listening to will be played in

random order. If you hear a beep, you have held the button

too long and all the tracks on all the discs in the stack will

be played in random order. Press "RAND" a second time

to disable this function.

If no RDS station PTY code is received, "NO PTY" will

appear on the display.

"

Compact disc changer only ÿ

If the " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button is pressed

when the program type is shown on the display, the radio

will start searching for a station broadcasting the PTY

code. If the radio does not find any station, "NOTHING"

will appear on the display.

Random play of all songs in the library: Press and hold

"RAND" (preference button 1) until you hear a beep.

"·RAND" will appear on the display and the player will play

all the tracks on all the discs in the tray in random order.

To turn off this function, press "RAND" a second time.

If the audio system is left untouched for 6 seconds while

the program type is displayed on the display, or if another

operation is performed, the program type will disappear

and the radio will start receiving the program type that was

last displayed.

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Cassette player

RPT (Repeat)

Cassette player

Use this button to skip tracks up or down.

Press "RPT" (preset button 2) during song playback. The

display will show ". When the song ends, it will

You can skip up to 9 tracks simultaneously.

"

automatically rewind and start playing again.

This process will repeat until you press this button again

to turn off this function.

Press the top or bottom of the button.

"FF 1" or "REW 1" appears on the display.

Then press either side of the "SEEK/

TRACK" until the number on the display reaches the

number of tracks you want to skip. If you press the button

ten times, the skip function will be turned off.

There must be at least 3 seconds of blank space between

tracks for repeat to work properly.

When counting the number of tracks you want to skip,

don't forget to count the currently playing track as well.

For example, if you want to skip to a track that is two

tracks before the track you are currently listening to, press

the bottom side of the button until "REW 3" appears on

the display.

Compact disc player

Two repeat functions can be used - either to repeat a

track on the disc or the entire compact disc.

Song Repeat:

Quickly press and release "RPT" (preset button 2) during

song playback. The display will show "

If you have already pressed the button more times

than you wanted, press the other side of the button.

The track number will decrease.

".

Compact disc changer only ÿ

The selected track number is invalid if it is greater than

the number of tracks remaining on the current side of the

tape.

Disc replay:

Press and hold "RPT" (preference button 2) until you hear

a beep. appears on the display

• After reaching the beginning of the tape, the player will

"·RPT". The player will repeat all the tracks on the disc

you are listening to. When the disc is finished playing, the

player automatically returns to the first track on the disc

and starts playing the disc again. Press the button again

to turn this feature off.

automatically start playing the same side.

• When the end of the tape is reached, the player will

automatically switch sides and start playing the other

side.

There must be at least 3 seconds of blank space between

songs to function properly. This feature may not work

properly with some spoken word recordings, live

recordings or classical music.

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SEEK/TRACK

(Search/Track Up/Down)

Radio

In seek mode, the radio finds and plays the next station

in the up or down band.

To search for the next station, quickly press and release

the " " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button. Repeat

the procedure to search for another station.

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Compact disc player

When receiving FM:

Use this button to skip tracks up or down.

Press "TA" to switch the radio to TP (Road Traffic

Program) mode. "TP" appears on the display.

"

Press the " or " " side of the "SEEK/

TRACK" until the track number you want to listen to

appears on the display. If you want to return to the

beginning of the current track, quickly press the bottom of

the button once.

In TP mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

If the radio finds a TP station, the program name will

appear on the display. If a TA station is received, the

radio will automatically switch to a traffic information

program. When the program ends, the original mode is

restored.

Compact disc changer only –

By using this button, you can select the disc you wish to

listen to.

Also, when the radio is in AF mode, it will search for a

TP station using the AF list.

Press one side of the button until the number of the disc

you want to listen to appears on the display.

Press "TA" again to switch the radio to TA mode. "TA"

will appear on the display and the volume of the FM

station will be muted.

In TA mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

Playback will start only when a TP station is received.

When a TP station is received, the program name appears

on the display. Also, when the radio is in AF mode, it will

search for a TP station using the AF list.

ST (Stereo reception)

The radio automatically switches to stereo reception

when receiving a stereo broadcast.

"ST" will appear on the display. When the signal weakens,

the receiver reduces the separation of the individual

channels to avoid the generation of noise caused by the

weak signal. If the signal reception is extremely weak, it

switches from stereo to mono reception.

"TP SEEK" will appear on the display while searching for

a TP station. If the radio cannot find any TP station, the

display will show "NOTHING" for 2 seconds and start

searching for the TP station again.

If the TP signal is suspended for 20 seconds after setting

the TP mode, the radio will start searching for the next

TP station automatically.

TA (Traffic Alert)

This button is used to receive TA stations in the entire

range of the band.

When listening to a cassette or compact disc:

EON (Enhanced Other Network) system ÿ If the RDS

(EON information) station you are listening to is not

broadcasting traffic information in TA (traffic

Press "TA" to switch the radio to TA mode. "TA" appears

on the display.

announcement) mode, the radio will automatically switch

to the traffic information program using the EON AF list.

After the end of the road traffic information, the radio will

automatically return to the original program.

If a traffic information program starts, the "TAPE" or "CD"

mode will be interrupted and the broadcast of this

information will begin automatically. When the program

ends, the original mode is restored.

A beep will let you know the start and end of this operation.

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Volume memory function "TA" ÿ The volume when receiving

If "WAIT" appears on the display, it signals overheating

of the player due to very high ambient temperature.

Remove the disc or tray from the player and let the player

cool down.

traffic announcements is stored in memory.

The volume range stored in the memory is limited: If

the last received volume is higher than the maximum

volume of the range, the one that is the highest in

If "Err 1" appears on the display, it indicates that the

disc is dirty, damaged or inserted upside down. Clean the

disc or insert it correctly.

the range will be selected, and conversely, if it is

lower than the minimum, the one that is the lowest

in the range will be selected.

When receiving a "TA" station, it is possible to set the

volume independently of the "TA" volume range stored

If "Err 3" appears on the display, it signals a problem

inside the system. Eject the disc or tray and reinsert the

disc or tray into the player.

in the memory. (See "PWR·VOL".)

To return to normal mode from TA mode, press "TA" again.

If "Err 4" appears on the display, it is an overcurrent. Ask

any authorized Toyota dealer or service center, or another

properly qualified and equipped professional, for an

inspection.

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TAPE/DISC

Cassette player

If the fault is not rectified, take the vehicle to any

authorized Toyota dealer or workshop, or to another

properly qualified and equipped specialist.

Press "TAPE/DISC" to switch from radio or compact disc

control to cassette player control. If the audio system is

off, you can press "TAPE/DISC" to turn on the cassette

player. In both cases, the cassette must be inserted in the

player.

TUNE

The player automatically turns on when you insert a

To tune higher frequencies, turn the knob clockwise. To

tune lower frequencies, turn the knob counterclockwise.

cassette. At that moment, "TAPE" will appear on the

display.

Compact disc player

Press "TAPE/DISC" to switch from radio or cassette player

control to compact disc player control. If the audio system

is off, you can press "TAPE/DISC" to turn on the CD player.

In both cases, the disc must be inserted in the player.

TXT (Text)

Compact disc player

This button is used to change the display for a compact

disc that contains text data.

When the audio system is set to control the compact disc

player, the display shows the track or number of the track

and disc currently playing.

To change the display, quickly press and release the

"TXT" button during CD playback. The display changes in

the order: elapsed time ÿ disc name ÿ track name and then

back to the elapsed time.

If the player malfunctions, the audio system will display the

following error messages.

If this button is pressed during playback of a compact disc

that does not contain text data, "NO TITLE" will appear on

the display.

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If the full disc or track name does not appear on

the display, press and hold the button until you

hear a beep. The rest of the name (up to 24

characters) will appear.

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Type 2

Details of individual buttons, controls and functions

are described in alphabetical order on the following

pages.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 (Preset buttons)

AM

These buttons are used for preselection and tuning of

radio stations.

To turn on the radio and select the AM band, press the

"AM" button. "AM" appears on the display.

Station preset for a given button: Tune to the desired

station. (See button "SEEK/

AST (Auto Save)

TRACK" or "TUNE·FILE"). Press and hold the button until

you hear a beep - this assigns the tuned station to the

button. The number of the preset button appears on the

display.

This button is used to automatically store up to 6 radio

stations for each band (FM3 and AM).

Tuning to a preset station: Press the button of the desired

station. The button number and station frequency will

appear on the display.

If you use the "AST" button in FM mode (FM1, FM2, FM3),

the stations will be automatically stored in FM3. For

example, even if you store stations in FM1, the mode will

change to FM3.

This radio can store one AM and three FM stations for

each button. (When you press the "AM" or "FM" button,

the display will show "AM", "FM1", "FM2", or "FM3".)

Press "AST" until you hear a beep. If the radio does not

find any station, it will receive the frequency that was set

before pressing "AST".

(Eject button)

AUDIO CTRL·ENTER

Press this button to eject the compact disc.

Tone adjustment and sound balance functions

Each time you press the "AUDIO CTRL·ENTER" button,

the mode changes. Turn the knob to adjust tones and

AF (Alternative Frequency)

balance.

This button is used to search for RDS (Radio Data System)

stations throughout the band.

BASS: Bass setting. Displays the range from –5 to 5.

TRE: Treble adjustment. Displays the range from –5 to 5.

Each time "AF" is pressed, the AF mode changes in the

following order:

FAD: Adjusts the sound balance between the front and

rear speakers. Displays the range from F7 to R7.

AF on: "AF" appears on the display. In this mode, the

radio switches to a station providing good reception within

the same PI (programme identification) code.

BAL: Adjusts the sound balance between the right and

left speakers. Shows the range from L7 to R7.

REG on: "AF REG" appears on the display.

In this mode, the radio switches to a station providing

good reception within the same local PI (programme

identification) code.

To turn off the AF function, press the switch again.

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Switching ASL Speed Levels (ASL)

If "NO MUSIC" appears on the display, it indicates

that a disc containing no MP3/WMA data has been

inserted. Remove the disc from the player and insert a

disc with MP3/WMA data.

ASL: Automatic sound level adjustment can be turned

on by turning the knob. In addition, by turning the knob,

you can select the volume between LOW, MID and

If the fault is not rectified, take the vehicle to any

authorized Toyota dealer or workshop, or to another

properly qualified and equipped specialist.

HIGH and adjust the tones. The ASL system

automatically adjusts volume and tones depending on

driving speed. This helps ensure an optimal listening

experience even when the noise level increases while

driving.

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DISC

Only with compact disc changer –

DISC (Compact Disc)

Use these buttons to select the disc you want to listen to.

Press the "DISC" button to play compact discs. Each

time this button is pressed, the system changes between

the compact disc player and the separate unit changer,

if equipped.

Press "DISC " or "DISC " until the disc number you want

to listen to appears on the display.

When the audio system is set to control the compact

disc player, the display shows the track number

currently playing.

DISP

Compact disc player

Error messages

This button is used to change the display for a compact

disc that contains text data.

If the player malfunctions, the audio system will display

the following error message.

"WAIT": The compact disc player unit may be too hot.

To change the display, quickly press and release the

"DISP" button during CD playback. The display changes

in the order of elapsed time, disc name, track name, and

then back to elapsed time.

Let the player cool down.

"ERR 1": The disc may be dirty, damaged, or inserted

upside down (up side down). Clean the disc and insert

it again.

If this button is pressed during playback of a compact disc

that does not contain text data, "NO TITLE" will appear on

the display.

"NO DISC": The compact disc changer in the separate

unit is empty. Insert the disc.

"ERR 3": There is a problem inside the system. Eject

the disc. Insert the disc again.

If the full disc or track name does not appear on the

display, press and hold the button until you hear a beep.

The rest of the title appears.

"ERR 4": Overcurrent. Ask any authorized Toyota

dealer or service center, or another properly qualified

and equipped professional, for inspection.

"CD OPEN": The cover of the compact disc changer in

the separate unit is open. Close the CD changer cover.

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MP3/WMA player

PTY (Program Type)

This button is used to change the display for an MP3/

WMA file that contains text data.

When you press the "PTY" button while receiving an RDS

station, the currently listening program type will appear on

the display.

Each time you press the "PTY" button, the program

changes as follows:

To change the display, quickly press and release the

"DISP" button while playing an MP3/WMA file. The display

changes in the order of elapsed time, folder name, file

• NEWS

• SPORT

• TALK

name, album name, track name, artist name, and then back

to elapsed time.

If this button is pressed during playback of an MP3/WMA

file that does not contain text data, "NO TITLE" will appear

on the display.

• POP

• CLASSICS

If no RDS station PTY code is received, "NO PTY" will

appear on the display.

If the full text information does not appear on the display,

press and hold the button until a beep is heard. The rest of

"

If the " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button is pressed

the text information appears.

when the program type is shown on the display, the radio

will start searching for a station broadcasting the PTY code.

If the radio does not find any station, "NOTHING" will

appear on the display.

FLD

(Folder up/down)

To skip up or down to another folder: Press the "FLD "

button or the "FLD " button until the number of the folder

you want to listen to appears on the display.

If the audio system is left untouched for 6 seconds while

the program type is displayed on the display, or if another

operation is performed, the program type will disappear

and the radio will start receiving the program type that was

last displayed.

To jump to the first file in the first folder:

Press and hold the button on the "FLD " side until you hear

a beep.

ALARM: If an emergency broadcast is received during FM

broadcast reception or TA mode, you will hear a beep and

"ALARM" will appear on the display.

When you play a disc containing both audio data (CD-DA)

and MP3/WMA files, the audio data (CD-DA) is played.

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FM

PWR·VOL (Power and Volume)

To turn on the radio and select the FM band, press the

·

"FM" button. "FM1", "FM2" or "FM3" will appear on the

display.

Press the "PWR·VOL" knob to turn the audio system on

and off. Turn the "PWR·VOL" knob to adjust the volume.

MUTE

To temporarily turn off the volume, press the "MUTE"

button. "MUTE" appears on the display.

To cancel the mute function, press the button again.

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RAND (Random order)

Compact disc player

RPT (Repeat)

Compact disc player

There are two shuffle functions - either listen to songs in

There are two repeat functions - either to repeat a track

on the disc or the entire compact disc.

random order on one CD or listen to songs in random

order on all CDs in the stack.

Song Repeat:

Quickly press and release the "RPT" button during song

playback. "RPT" will appear on the display. When the

song ends, it will play again automatically. To turn off this

function, press this button again.

Random play of tracks on one disc: Quickly press and

release

the "RAND" button.

"RAND" appears on the display. The disc you are currently

listening to will be played in random order. To turn off this

function, press this button again.

Only with compact disc changer ÿ

Disc replay:

Press and hold the "RPT" button until you hear a beep.

Only with compact disc changer ÿ

appears on the display

Random play of all songs in the library: Press and hold

the

"D–RPT". The player will repeat all the tracks on the disc

you are listening to. When the disc is finished playing, the

player automatically returns to the first track on the disc

and starts playing the disc again. To turn off this function,

press this button again.

"RAND" button until you hear a beep. "D–RAND" will

appear on the display and the player will play all the

tracks on all the discs in the tray in random order. To turn

off this function, press this button again.

MP3/WMA player

There are two repeat functions - either replay a file or an

entire folder.

MP3/WMA player

There are two shuffle functions - either listen to all files in

random order on the compact disc or listen to files in

random order in one folder.

Repeating a file:

Quickly press and release "RPT" during file playback.

"RPT" will appear on the display. When the file finishes

playing, it will automatically play again. This process will

continue until you press the button again to turn the

feature off.

Randomly play files in a folder: Quickly press and

release "RAND". "RAND" appears on the display.

Random play of all files on the disc: Press and hold the

"RAND"

Repeat folder:

Press and hold "RPT" until you hear a beep. appears on

the display

button until you hear a beep. "F–RAND" will appear on

the display and the player will play all the files on the disc

in random order. To turn off this function, press this button

again.

"F–RPT". The player will repeat playing all the files in

the folder. When the last file in the folder finishes playing,

the folder starts playing from the beginning. To turn off

this function, press this button again.

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SEEK/TRACK

ST (Stereo reception)

(Search/Track Up/Down)

The radio automatically switches to stereo reception when

receiving a stereo broadcast.

·

"ST" appears on the display. When the signal weakens,

the receiver reduces the separation of the individual

channels to avoid the generation of noise caused by the

weak signal. If the signal reception is extremely weak, it

switches from stereo to mono reception.

Radio

In seek mode, the radio finds and plays the next station

in the up or down band.

To search for the next station, quickly press and release

the " " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button. Repeat

the procedure to search for another station.

TA (Traffic Alert)

This button is used to receive TA stations in the entire

range of the band.

Compact disc player

By using this button, you can skip up/down to another

track or fast forward/rewind the track you are listening to.

EON (Enhanced Other Network) system ÿ If the RDS

(EON information) station you are listening to is not

broadcasting traffic information in TA (traffic announcement)

mode, the radio will automatically switch to the traffic

information program using the EON AF list. After the end

of the road traffic information, the radio will automatically

return to the original program.

Skip tracks up/down:

"

Quickly press the " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK"

button. The track number will appear on the display.

Fast forward/reverse tracks:

A beep will let you know the start and end of this operation.

When receiving FM:

Press and hold the " " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK"

button until a beep is heard. When the button is pressed,

the player fast-forwards/rewinds the track. When you

release the button, the player resumes playback.

Press the "TA" button to switch the radio to TP (Road

Traffic Program) mode.

"TP" appears on the display.

MP3/WMA player

In TP mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

If the radio finds a TP station, the program name will

appear on the display. If a TA station is received, the

radio will automatically switch to a traffic information

program. When the program ends, the original mode is

restored.

File up or down to another file:

Press one of the "TRACK" sides several times until the

file you want to listen to appears on the display. If you

want to go back to the beginning of the current file, quickly

press the " button once.

"

side

Also, when the radio is in AF mode, it will search for a

TP station using the AF list.

To fast forward or rewind a disc:

Press and hold until you hear a beep.

Press the "TA" button again to switch the radio to TA

When you release the button, the player resumes

playback.

mode. "TA" will appear on the display and the volume of

the FM station will be muted.

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In TA mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

TUNE·FILE (Tune and File up/

Playback will start only when a TP station is received.

When a TP station is received, the program name

appears on the display. Also, when the radio is in AF

mode, it will search for a TP station using the AF list.

down)

Radio

To tune higher frequencies, turn the "TUNE" knob

clockwise.

To tune lower frequencies, turn the knob counterclockwise.

"TP SEEK" will appear on the display while searching

for a TP station. If the radio cannot find any TP station,

the display will show "NOTHING" for 2 seconds and start

searching for the TP station again.

MP3/WMA player

Turn the knob clockwise to move files up. Turn the knob

counterclockwise to move files down.

If the TP signal is suspended for 20 seconds after setting

the TP mode, the radio will start searching for the next

TP station automatically.

When listening to a compact disc:

Press the "TA" button to switch the radio to TA mode.

"TA" appears on the display.

If the road traffic information program starts, the "CD"

mode is interrupted and the broadcast of this information

starts automatically. When the program ends, the original

mode is restored.

Volume memory function "TA" ÿ The volume when

receiving traffic announcements is stored in memory.

The volume range stored in the memory is limited: If

the last received volume is higher than the maximum

volume of the range, the one that is the highest in

the range will be selected, and conversely, if it is

lower than the minimum, the one that is the lowest

in the range will be selected.

When receiving a "TA" station, it is possible to set the

volume independently of the "TA" volume range stored

in the memory. (See "PWR·VOL".)

To return to normal mode from TA mode, press the "TA"

button again.

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Type 3

Details of individual buttons, controls and functions

are described in alphabetical order on the following

pages.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 (Preset buttons)

AF (Alternative Frequency)

These buttons are used for preselection and tuning of

radio stations.

This button is used to search for RDS (Radio Data

System) stations throughout the band.

Station preset for a given button: Tune to the desired

station. (See "SEEK/TRACK" or "TUNE·FILE"). Press

and hold the button until you hear a beep - this assigns

the tuned station to the button. The preset button number

will appear on the display.

Each time "AF" is pressed, the AF mode changes in the

following order:

AF on: "AF" appears on the display. In this mode, the

radio switches to a station providing good reception

within the same PI (programme identification) code.

Tuning to a preset station: Press the button of the

desired station. The button number and station frequency

will appear on the display.

REG on: "AF REG" appears on the display.

In this mode, the radio switches to a station providing

good reception within the same local PI (programme

identification) code.

This radio can store one AM and three FM stations for

each button. (When you press the "AM" or "FM" button,

the display will show "AM", "FM1", "FM2", or "FM3".)

To turn off the AF function, press the switch again.

(Eject button)

·

AM

This button is used to eject one or all compact discs.

To turn on the radio and select the AM band, press the

"AM" button. "AM" appears on the display.

Press and release the button to eject the current

compact disc.

AST (Auto Save)

To eject a specific disc, press the "DISC " or "DISC "

button until the number of the disc you want to eject

appears on the display.

This button is used to automatically store up to 6 radio

stations for each band (FM3 and AM).

Press and release the eject button.

If you use the "AST" button in FM mode (FM1, FM2,

FM3), the stations will be automatically stored in FM3.

For example, if you store stations in FM1, the mode will

change to FM3.

To eject all compact discs at once, press and hold the

eject button until you hear a beep. The disc played last

before pressing the eject button is ejected first. If the

ejected disc is not removed for a long time, the eject

function will be canceled.

Press "AST" until you hear a beep. If the radio does not

find any station, it will receive the frequency that was set

before pressing "AST".

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AUDIO CTRL·ENTER

Error messages

Tone adjustment and sound balance functions

If the player malfunctions, the audio system will display

the following error message.

Each time you press the "AUDIO CTRL·ENTER" button,

the mode changes. Turn the knob to adjust tones and

"WAIT": The compact disc player unit may be too hot.

balance.

Let the player cool down.

BASS: Bass setting. Displays the range from –5 to 5.

"ERR 1": The disc may be dirty, damaged, or inserted

upside down (up side down). Clean the disc and insert it

again.

TRE: Treble adjustment. Displays the range from –5 to 5.

"NO DISC": The compact disc changer in the separate

FAD: Adjusts the sound balance between the front and

rear speakers. Displays the range from F7 to R7.

unit is empty. Insert the disc.

"ERR 3": There is a problem inside the system. Eject

the disc. Insert the disc again.

BAL: Adjusts the sound balance between the right and

left speakers. Shows the range from L7 to R7.

"ERR 4": Overcurrent. Ask any authorized Toyota dealer

or service center, or another properly qualified and

equipped professional, for inspection.

Switching ASL Speed Levels (ASL)

"CD OPEN": The cover of the compact disc changer in

ASL: Automatic sound level adjustment can be turned on

the separate unit is open. Close the CD changer cover.

by turning the knob. In addition, by turning the knob, you

can select the volume between LOW, MID and HIGH and

adjust the tones. The ASL system automatically adjusts

volume and tones depending on driving speed. This helps

ensure an optimal listening experience even when the

noise level increases while driving.

If "NO MUSIC" appears on the display, it indicates that

a disc containing no MP3/WMA data has been inserted.

Remove the disc from the player and insert a disc with

MP3/WMA data.

If the fault is not rectified, take the vehicle to any

authorized Toyota dealer or workshop, or to another

properly qualified and equipped specialist.

DISC (Compact Disc)

Press the "DISC" button to play the CD.

·

DISC

When the audio system is set to control the CD player,

the display shows the number of the currently playing

track, or the number of the currently playing track and disc.

Use these buttons to select the disc you want to listen to.

Press "DISC " or "DISC " until the disc number you want

to listen to appears on the display.

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FLD

DISP

(Folder up/down)

Compact disc player

To skip up or down to another folder: Press the "FLD "

button or the "FLD " button until the number of the folder

you want to listen to appears on the display.

This button is used to change the display for a compact

disc that contains text data.

To jump to the first file in the first folder:

To change the display, quickly press and release the

"DISP" button during CD playback. The display changes

in the order of elapsed time, disc name, track name, and

then back to elapsed time.

Press and hold the button on the "FLD " side until you hear

a beep.

When you play a disc containing both audio data (CD-DA)

and MP3/WMA files, the audio data (CD-DA) is played.

If this button is pressed during playback of a compact disc

that does not contain text data, "NO TITLE" will appear on

the display.

·

FM

To turn on the radio and select the FM band, press the

If the full disc or track name does not appear on the display,

press and hold the button until you hear a beep. The rest

of the name appears.

"FM" button. "FM1", "FM2" or "FM3" will appear on the

display.

LOAD

MP3/WMA player

This button is used to insert compact discs into the

compact disc player. This player can hold up to 6 compact

discs.

This button is used to change the display for an MP3/WMA

file that contains text data.

To change the display, quickly press and release the

To insert only one compact disc, quickly press and release

the button. When the lights on both sides of the slot turn

green, insert the compact disc. After inserting a compact

disc, the slot cover closes.

"DISP" button while playing an MP3/WMA file. The display

changes in the order of elapsed time, folder name, file

name, album name, track name, artist name, and then back

to elapsed time.

If no compact disc is inserted, the cover closes after 15

seconds.

If this button is pressed during playback of an MP3/WMA

file that does not contain text data, "NO TITLE" will appear

on the display.

To insert multiple compact discs, press and hold the button

(until a beep is heard when the audio system is on). When

the lights on both sides of the slot turn green, insert the

compact disc. After inserting a compact disc, the slot cover

closes. After a few seconds, the cover automatically opens

again, the lights turn green and another disc can be

inserted. The same procedure can be used to insert the

remaining discs.

If the full text information does not appear on the display,

press and hold the button until a beep is heard. The rest of

the text information appears.

If no compact disc is inserted, the cover closes after 15

seconds.

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PTY (Program Type)

RAND (Random order)

Compact disc player

When you press the "PTY" button while receiving an RDS

station, the currently listening program type will appear

on the display.

There are two shuffle functions - either listen to songs in

random order on one CD or listen to songs in random

order on all CDs in the stack.

Each time you press the "PTY" button, the program

changes as follows:

• NEWS

• SPORT

• TALK

Random play of tracks on one disc: Quickly press and

release

the "RAND" button.

"RAND" appears on the display. The disc you are currently

listening to will be played in random order. To turn off this

function, press this button again.

• POP

• CLASSICS

If no RDS station PTY code is received, "NO PTY" will

appear on the display.

Random play of all songs in the library: Press and hold

the

"

If the " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button is pressed

"RAND" button until you hear a beep. "D–RAND" will

when the program type is shown on the display, the radio

will start searching for a station broadcasting the PTY

code. If the radio does not find any station, "NOTHING"

will appear on the display.

appear on the display and the player will play all the tracks

on all the discs in the tray in random order. To turn off this

function, press this button again.

If the audio system is left untouched for 6 seconds while

the program type is displayed on the display, or if another

operation is performed, the program type will disappear

and the radio will start receiving the program type that was

last displayed.

MP3/WMA player

There are two shuffle functions - either listen to all files in

random order on the compact disc or listen to files in

random order in one folder.

ALARM: If an emergency broadcast is received during

FM broadcast reception or TA mode, you will hear a beep

and "ALARM" will appear on the display.

Randomly play files in a folder: Quickly press and

release "RAND". "RAND" appears on the display.

Random play of all files on the disc: Press and hold the

"RAND"

button until you hear a beep. "F–RAND" will appear on

the display and the player will play all the files on the disc

in random order. To turn off this function, press this button

again.

PWR·VOL (Power and Volume)

·

Press the "PWR·VOL" knob to turn the audio system on

and off. Turn the "PWR·VOL" knob to adjust the volume.

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SEEK/TRACK

RPT (Repeat)

(Search/Track Up/Down)

Compact disc player

·

There are two repeat functions - either to repeat a track on the

disc or the entire compact disc.

Radio

In seek mode, the radio finds and plays the next station in

the up or down band.

Song Repeat:

Quickly press and release the "RPT" button during song

playback. "RPT" will appear on the display. When the song

ends, it will play again automatically. To turn off this function,

press this button again.

To search for the next station, quickly press and release the

" " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button. Repeat the

procedure to search for another station.

Disc replay:

Compact disc player

Press and hold the "RPT" button until you hear a beep.

appears on the display

By using this button you can skip up/down to another track or

fast forward/rewind the track you are listening to.

"D–RPT". The player will repeat all the tracks on the disc you

are listening to. When the disc is finished playing, the player

automatically returns to the first track on the disc and starts

playing the disc again. To turn off this function, press this

button again.

Skip tracks up/down:

"

Quickly press the " or " " side of the "SEEK/TRACK"

button. The track number will appear on the display.

Fast forward/reverse tracks:

MP3/WMA player

There are two repeat functions - either replay a file or an entire

folder.

Press and hold the " " or " side of the "SEEK/TRACK" button

"

until a beep is heard. When the button is pressed, the

Repeating a file:

player will fast forward/reverse the track. When you release

the button, the player will resume playback.

Quickly press and release "RPT" during file playback. "RPT"

will appear on the display. When the file finishes playing, it will

automatically play again. This process will continue until you

press the button again to turn the feature off.

MP3/WMA player

File up or down to another file:

Repeat folder:

Press one of the "TRACK" sides several times until the file

you want to listen to appears on the display. If you want to go

back to the beginning of the current file, quickly press the side

Press and hold "RPT" until you hear a beep. appears on the

display

"F–RPT". The player will repeat playing all the files in the

folder. When the last file in the folder finishes playing, the

folder starts playing from the beginning. To turn off this

function, press this button again.

of the " button once.

"

To fast forward or rewind a disc:

Press and hold until you hear a beep.

When you release the button, the player resumes

playback.

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ST (Stereo reception)

In TA mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

Playback will start only when a TP station is received.

When a TP station is received, the program name

appears on the display. Also, when the radio is in AF

mode, it will search for a TP station using the AF list.

The radio automatically switches to stereo reception

when receiving a stereo broadcast.

"ST" appears on the display. When the signal weakens,

the receiver reduces the separation of the individual

channels to avoid the generation of noise caused by the

weak signal. If the signal reception is extremely weak, it

switches from stereo to mono reception.

"TP SEEK" will appear on the display while searching

for a TP station. If the radio cannot find any TP station,

the display will show "NOTHING" for 2 seconds and start

searching for the TP station again.

TA (Traffic Alert)

If the TP signal is suspended for 20 seconds after setting

the TP mode, the radio will start searching for the next

TP station automatically.

This button is used to receive TA stations in the entire

range of the band.

EON (Enhanced Other Network) system ÿ If the RDS

(EON information) station you are listening to is not

broadcasting traffic information in TA (traffic

When listening to a compact disc:

Press the "TA" button to switch the radio to TA mode.

"TA" appears on the display.

announcement) mode, the radio will automatically switch

to the traffic information program using the EON AF list.

After the end of the road traffic information, the radio will

automatically return to the original program.

If the road traffic information program starts, the "CD"

mode is interrupted and the broadcast of this information

starts automatically. When the program ends, the original

mode is restored.

Volume memory function "TA" ÿ The volume when

receiving traffic announcements is stored in memory.

A beep will let you know the start and end of this

operation.

When receiving FM:

The volume range stored in the memory is limited: If the

last received volume is higher than the maximum volume

of the range, the one that is the highest in the range will

Press the "TA" button to switch the radio to TP (Road

Traffic Program) mode.

"TP" appears on the display.

be selected, and conversely, if it is lower than the

minimum, the one that is the lowest in the range will be

selected.

In TP mode, the radio will start searching for a TP station.

If the radio finds a TP station, the program name will

appear on the display. If a TA station is received, the

radio will automatically switch to a traffic information

program. When the program ends, the original mode is

restored.

When receiving a "TA" station, it is possible to set the

volume independently of the "TA" volume range stored

in the memory. (See "PWR·VOL".)

To return to normal mode from TA mode, press the "TA"

button again.

Also, when the radio is in AF mode, it will search for a

TP station using the AF list.

Press the "TA" button again to switch the radio to TA

mode. "TA" will appear on the display and the volume of

the FM station will be muted.

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ÿ Remote control and audio

system functions

TUNE·FILE (Tune and File up/

down)

Radio

To tune higher frequencies, turn the "TUNE" knob

clockwise.

To tune lower frequencies, turn the knob

counterclockwise.

MP3/WMA player

Turn the knob clockwise to move files up. Turn the

knob counterclockwise to move files down.

Some parts of the audio system can be controlled by

buttons on the steering wheel.

Details of individual buttons, controls and functions

are described below.

1. Volume control buttons

2. " " " " buttons

3. "MODE" button

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AUDIO SYSTEM

1. Volume control buttons

Cassette player

Press the "+" button to increase the volume.

Holding the button increases the volume.

This button has the following functions ÿ

Skip to another track in either direction:

Quickly press and release the " or " button

"

Press the "–" button to

decrease the volume.

". "FF 1" or "REW 1" will appear on the display.

If you hold down the button, the volume will decrease.

Then press the " " or " " button until the song you want to

2. " " " " buttons

Radio

listen is set.

If you press the button ten times, the skip function will be

disabled. (You can skip up to 9 tracks at once.)

This button has the following functions ÿ

Type 1:

When counting the number of tracks you want to rewind,

don't forget to count the currently playing track as well.

For example, if you want to skip to a track that is two

tracks before the current track, press the " " button three

times.

Station search:

" or ".

Quickly press and release the "

"

Repeat the procedure to find the next station. If you

press " " or " " button during the search mode, the search

will be canceled.

If you pressed a button more times than you wanted,

press another button. The track number will increase or

decrease.

Selecting a preset station:

Press and hold the " " or " button to select

". Pro

another preset station and repeat the procedure.

The selected track number is invalid if it is greater than

the number of tracks remaining on the current side of the

tape.

Type 2 and type 3:

• After reaching the beginning of the tape, the player will

Selecting a preset station:

automatically start playing the same side.

Quickly press and release the " " or " side of the switch.

"

Repeat the process to select another preset station.

• When the end of the tape is reached, the player will

automatically switch sides and start playing the other

side.

Station search:

"

Press and hold the " or " " side of the

switch until you

hear a beep. Repeat the process to find the next station.

If you press either side of the switch during the search

mode, the search will be canceled.

There must be at least 3 seconds of blank space between

songs to function properly. This feature may not work

properly with some spoken word recordings, live

recordings or classical music.

To seek the next station up or down the band, press and

hold the switch even after you hear the beep. When you

release the switch, the radio will start scanning up or

down for a station. Repeat the process to search for the

next station.

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3. "MODE" button

Fast forward or rewind:

Press and hold the " " button to fast-

forward the tape.

Press the "MODE" button to select the audio system

mode. Each press will gradually change the mode when

the desired mode is ready for use.

"FF" will appear on the display. Press and hold the " "

button to fast rewind the tape. "REW"

appears on the

display.

To turn on the audio system, press the "MODE" button.

To stop the tape during fast forward, press the " " button.

To stop the tape during fast rewind, press the " " button.

To turn off the audio system, press and hold the "MODE"

button until the system turns off.

If the tape rewinds all the way to the beginning, the player

stops and starts playing the same side. If the tape is fast

forwarded all the way to the end, the player starts playing

the opposite side of the tape using the autoÿreverse

function.

Compact disc player

Use this button to skip up or down to other tracks.

" or "

Quickly press and release the "

"

when the track you want to listen to is set. If you want

to return to the beginning of the current track, press the "

" button quickly once.

Only with compact disc changer ÿ

Press and hold the " " or " " button until the disc you want

to listen to is set.

MP3/WMA player

To select the desired file:

Quickly press and release the " " or " side of the switch

"

when the file you want to listen to is set. If you want to

return to the beginning of the current file, quickly press the

" " side of the switch once.

To select the desired folder:

Press and hold the " " or " " side of the switch until you

hear a beep. Repeat this until the folder you want to listen

to is set.

To select the desired disc:

Press and hold the " " or " " side of the switch until you

hear a beep. Repeat this until the disc you want to listen

to is set.

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ÿ Control by voice commands (with navigation system)

1. Microphone

2. Voice command button

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The voice command system allows you to

control the audio system with your voice

(English or German).

INFORMATION

The system may not recognize the command

correctly under the following conditions:

u The command is not correct or

clear. u There is noise in the vehicle, e.g. wind noise,

etc.

1. Press the voice command button.

A beep will sound. If the navigation display is on, an

indicator light will appear in the upper left corner of the

display.

2. After a beep or an indicator light appears

on the display, if the navigation display is

on, enter the command.

When giving a command, it is not necessary to speak directly into

the microphone.

See "ÿ List of commands" on page 228 or 230 in

this chapter.

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ÿ List of commands <English>

Change the audio system mode

Command

Activity

Radio

AM

Change to radio mode.

Change to AM mode.

Change to FM mode.

Change to FM mode 1.

Change to FM 2 mode.

Change to FM mode 3.

FM

FM 1

FM 2

FM 3

LW

Change to LW mode.

Change to MW mode.

Long Wave

MW

Medium Wave

Change to CD changer mode.

Change to CD changer mode 1.

Change to CD changer mode 2.

CD Changer

CD Changer 1*

CD Changer 2*

Cassette

Change to cassette player mode.

Tape

Audio On

Turn on the audio system.

Turn off the audio system.

Audio Off

* The command can only be used if another CD changer is connected.

Radio control

Command

Activity

Seek Up

Searching upwards.

Search downwards.

Seek Down

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Cassette player control

Command

Activity

Fast Forward

Rewind

Fast forward the tape.

Fast rewind tape.

Reverse

Playing the other side of the tape.

Program

Next Track

Play the next track.

Previous Track

Skip Backward

Play the previous track.

Play the skipped track backwards.

CD player/CD changer control

Command

Activity

Track Up

Play the next track.

Track Down

Play the current track.

Play the previous track.

Previous Track

Disc Up

Change to another disk.

Next Disc

Disc Down

Change to the previous disc.

Previous Disc

Help control

Command

Activity

Help

Display a list of help commands.

Available commands.

Radio

Tape

Disc

Radio Help

Tape Help

Disc Help

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ÿ List of commands <German>

Change the audio system mode

Command

Activity

Radio

AM

Change to radio mode.

Change to AM mode.

Change to FM mode.

Change to FM mode 1.

Change to FM 2 mode.

Change to FM mode 3.

FM

FM 1

FM 2

FM 3

LW

Change to LW mode.

Change to MW mode.

Longwave

MW

Medium wave

CDÿWechsler

CDÿWechsler 1*

CDÿWechsler 2*

cassette

Change to CD changer mode.

Change to CD changer mode 1.

Change to CD changer mode 2.

Change to cassette player mode.

Turn on the audio system.

Turn off the audio system.

Audio On

Audio Off

* The command can only be used if another CD changer is connected.

Radio control

Command

Activity

Search upwards

Searching upwards.

Search downwards

Search downwards.

Cassette player control

Command

Activity

Fast forward

Fast forward the tape.

Fast rewind tape.

Rewind

Reverse

Playing the other side of the tape.

program

Next title

Play the next track.

Previous title

Skip back

Play the previous track.

Play the skipped track backwards.

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CD player/CD changer control

Command

Activity

Title up

Play the next track.

Title down

Play the current track.

Play the previous track.

Previous title

Disk up

Change to another disk.

Next Disc

Disk down

Change to the previous disc.

Previous Disc

Help control

Command

Activity

Help

Display a list of help commands.

Available commands.

Radio

cassette

Disk

Radio Help

Cassette Help

Disk Help

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Instructions for operating the

audio system

Use only high quality cartridges.

NOTICE

• Low-quality cassette tapes can cause many problems,

such as poor sound, uneven advance speeds, and

auto-reverse problems. They can also become

stuck or entangled in the player mechanism.

To ensure proper audio system function:

u Be careful not to spill a drink on the audio

system.

u Do not insert any objects other than cassettes

or CDs into the cassette or CD slot.

• Do not use cartridges that have been damaged or

crumpled, or if their label is peeled off.

u Using a mobile phone in or near the vehicle may

• Do not leave cassettes in the player when they

cause noise from the speakers of the audio

system you are listening to. However, this

phenomenon does not signal a malfunction.

are not being played, especially when it is hot.

• Keep the cassettes in their packaging out of the way

direct sunlight.

• Avoid using cassettes with a total playing time of over

100 minutes (50 minutes per side). The tape in these

cassettes is usually thin and can tear or crumple in

the player.

RADIO BROADCAST RECEPTION

FM broadcasting has a range of about 40 km. When

driving away from the transmitter, you may need to fine-

tune the radio and increase the volume if the signal

weakens.

Because FM uses a straight-line signal, tall buildings or

hills can sometimes interfere with reception. These are

normal characteristics of FM reception and do not signal

a problem in the operation of the receiver itself.

CARE OF YOUR CASSETTE AND CARD PLAYER

ZETY

For the best performance from your cassette and tape

player:

Clean the player head and other parts regularly.

• A dirty tape head or path can reduce sound quality

and wrinkle the tape.

The easiest way to clean is with a cleaning cartridge.

(We recommend the wet type.)

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CARE OF YOUR COMPACT PLAYER

OF DISCS AND DISCS

• Your compact disc player is only designed to

use 12 cm diameter discs.

• Extremely high temperatures may prevent

the CD player from functioning.

Therefore, in warm weather, turn on the air

conditioning before listening to the disc to cool down

the interior of the vehicle.

• Driving on rough roads or other shocks may

cause CDs to skip.

• Use only compact discs marked according

to the image above. The following discs

may not be playable in this player.

• If moisture gets inside your compact disc

player, you may not hear any sound even

though your player is otherwise showing no

signs of malfunction.

Remove the cartridge from the player

and wait until the player is dry.

CD with copy protection

CDÿR (recordable)

CDÿRW (rewritable)

CDÿROM

WARNING

The compact disc uses invisible laser

beams that could cause hazardous

radiation if they were to get outside the

device. Use the player properly.

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Specially shaped discs

Transparent/translucent discs

Bad quality discs

Discs with sticker

NOTICE

Do not use specially shaped, transparent/

translucent, low-quality discs or discs with

stickers, see pictures. Using such discs

may damage the player or changer, or it

may be impossible to eject the disc.

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To clean a compact disc: Wipe the disc with a soft, lint-

free cloth moistened with water. Wipe the disc from the

center to the edges in straight strokes (not in circular

motions). Do not use common board cleaners or

antistatic agents.

• Handle compact discs with care, especially

when loading them into the tray.

Hold them by the edges and do not bend them.

Avoid fingerprints, especially on the shiny side.

• Dirt, scratches, warping, small holes or

other damage to the discs may cause the

player to skip or repeat part of the song.

(You can see the holes in the disc by

looking against the light.)

• If you are not listening to the discs, remove

them from the player. Store them in plastic

bags away from moisture, heat and direct

sunlight.

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MP3/WMA FILES

• The sound quality of MP3/WMA files is generally better

at higher bit rates. In order to achieve an acceptable

level of sound quality, it is recommended to use

discs recorded at a bit rate of at least 128 kbps.

• MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) and WMA (Windows

Media Audio) are audio compression standards.

• The MP3/WMA player enables playback of MP3 and

WMA files on CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW discs.

Playable bit rates

MP3 files:

MPEG1 LAYER3 - 64 to 320 kbps

MPEG2 LSF LAYER3 - 64 to 160 kbps

WMA files:

The drive can play disc recordings compatible with

ISO 9660 levels 1 and 2 and the Romeo and Joliet

file systems.

Ver7, 8 CBR - 48 to 192 kbps

Ver9 CBR - 48 to 320 kbps

• When naming an MP3 or WMA file, specify the

appropriate file name extension (.mp3 or .wma).

• The MP3/WMA player does not play MP3/WMA files

from discs recorded using packet data transfer

recording (UDF format).

• The MP3/WMA player plays files with a .mp3 or .wma

file name extension as MP3 or WMA files.

Discs should be recorded using "pre-

mastering" software rather than packet

burning software.

To avoid noise and malfunctions, use the

appropriate terminal.

• M3u playlists are not compatible with this audio player.

• It is also possible to play multi-session compatible

discs.

• MP3i (MP3 interactive) or MP3PRO formats are not

• MP3 files are compatible with ID3 Tags format Ver.

1.0, Ver. 1.1, Ver. 2.2 and Ver.

compatible with this audio player.

2.3. In other formats, the unit cannot

display disc name, track name and artist

name.

• The MP3 player is compatible with VBR (Va-riable Bit

Rate).

• WMA files can contain WMA tags, which are used in

the same way as ID3 tags. WMA tags contain

information such as track title, artist name.

• When playing files recorded as VBR (Variable Bit Rate)

files, the playback time will not be displayed correctly

if you use the fast forward or fast reverse operation.

• The highlight function is effective only when MP3/WMA

files sampled at 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz are played. (The

system can play MP3 files with sampling rates of 16,

22.05 and 24 kHz. However, the highlight function is

not available for files recorded at these frequencies.)

• Folders that do not contain MP3/WMA files cannot be

checked.

• MP3/WMA files up to 8 folder levels can be played.

However, discs with more folder levels will

experience a delay in starting playback. For this

reason, we recommend creating discs that have no

more than 2 levels of folders.

• Up to 192 folders or 255 files can be played on one

disc.

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CD–R a CD–RW disky

• CD–R/CD–RW discs that have not undergone the

"finalization process" (a process that allows them to

be played by a conventional CD player) cannot be

played.

001.mp3

002.wma

Folder 1

003.mp3

Folder 2

• It may not be possible to play CD–R/CD–RW discs

recorded on a music CD recorder or personal

computer due to disc characteristics, scratches or

dirt on the disc, or dirt, condensation, etc. on the

lenses of this unit.

004.wma

005.mp3

Folder 3

006.mp3

• Playback of discs recorded on a personal computer

may not be possible depending on the application

settings and environment. Record in the correct

format. (Contact the app manufacturer for details.)

• The playback order of a compact disc that has the

structure shown in the figure is as follows:

• CD–R/CD–RW discs can be damaged by direct

sunlight, high temperature or other storage

conditions. The unit may not be able to play some

damaged discs.

• Order varies depending on PC and MP3/

WMA encoding software you are using.

• Titles and other text information recorded on CD–R/

CD–RW discs may not be displayed on the MP3/

WMA player (in case of audio data [CD-DA]).

• The MP3/WMA player supports the track skipping

function of CD–R/CD–RW discs.

• If you insert a CD-RW disc into an MP3/WMA player,

the loading time before playback will be longer than

that of a normal CD or CD-R disc.

• Before use, read the instructions included with the CD–

R/CD–RW discs.

• CD–R/CD–RW recordings cannot be played back with

DDCD (Double Density CD).

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DATES

Format ISO 9660 –

Packet write (Packet write) –

This is an international standard for the format of folders

and files on CD-ROM. For the ISO 9660 format, there

This is a general term for a method of writing data to

CD-R, etc., similar to writing data to floppy disks or

hard drives.

are rules for the following two levels.

Level 1:

Bit rate –

The file name is in 8.3 format (The name contains a

maximum of 8 characters, ending with 3 characters.

File names must consist of single-byte capital letters

and numbers.

This expresses the volume of data per second or units

of bps (bits per second). The higher the speed, the

more information is available to reproduce the sound.

The higher the speed, the better the sound.

They may contain the "_" character.)

Level 2:

Multi–session –

The file name can be up to 31 characters long

Multi-session is a recording method that allows

additional data to be recorded later. When you record

data on a CD-ROM, CD-R, or CD-RW, etc., all data

from beginning to end is considered a single unit or

(including the delimiter "." and the file extension).

Each folder must contain less than

8 hierarchies.

session. Multi-session is a method of recording 2 or

more sessions on one disc.

Extended formats

Joliet:

The file name can be up to 64 characters long.

CD–DA–

Romeo:

CD–DA stands for Compact Disc Digital Audio. This is

an uncompressed format of regular CDs.

The file name can be up to 128 characters.

m3u –

ID3 Tags –

Playlists created by "WINAMP" software have a playlist

file extension (.m3u).

This is a method of inserting track information into an

MP3 file. This embedded information may include track

title, artist name, album title, music genre, release year,

liner notes, and other data. Content can be freely edited

using software with ID3 tag editing functions. Although

tags are limited in number of characters, the information

can be viewed while the track is playing.

MP3 –

MP3 is an audio compression standard given by the

(MPEG) ISO (International Standard Organization)

working group. MP3 is capable of compressing audio

data to approximately 1/10 the level of conventional

discs.

WMA –

WMA Day –

WMA (Windows Media Audio) is an audio compression

format developed by Microsoft.

WMA files can contain WMA tags, which are used in

the same way as ID3 tags. WMA tags contain

information such as track title, artist name.

Compresses files to a smaller size than MP3 files.

WMA file decoding formats are Ver7, 8 and 9.

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