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Setting up Bluetooth Connection 7-35
Audio
4 Touch the [New Device] button
from the Pairing List Screen
Pair the Mobile Phone following the same procedures
as for Bluetooth Audio.
Refer to
“Mobile Phone” (page 10-12) for details on
how to use the “Mobile Phone”.
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Setting up Bluetooth Connection 7-36
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Editing Detailed Information 8-19
Music Server
3 Enter the group name>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
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4 Touch [Set] Group name is changed.
Changing Categories
NOTE
1 Touch the [Edit] button in “Category”
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2 Touch the category to be selected
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The category is changed.
Category Types
Alternative & Punk Blues
Books & Spoken Children’s Music
ClassicalCountry
Date Easy Listening
Electronic / Dance Folk
Gospel & Religious Hip Hop/Rap
Holiday Industrial
Jazz Latin
Metal New Age
Pop R&B
Reggae Rock
Soundtrack Unclassi able
World
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Watching DVDs 9-2
Basic Operations
1 Insert a DVD into the device>>> “Inserting and Removing Disks” (page 7-4)>>> “Switching to Audio Screen” (page 7-3)

eng_a406The display is switched to DVD images automatically.
2 Touch the screen while the DVD
is displayed

eng_a407The operations menu screen is displayed.
Playback

1 Touch [Play]This resumes playback from paused or slow motion
playback.
Pausing

1 Touch [Pause]The DVD playback is paused.
The image is stopped and frozen.
Stopping

1 Touch [Stop]The DVD playback is stopped. The image disappears,
and the blue back screen is displayed.
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NOTE
(Resume Playback)
from the beginning.
Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding

1 Touch and hold [ Chapter] or
[Chapter
] during playbackWhen the button is released, the playback screen is
displayed.
Selecting Chapters

1 Touch [ Chapter] or [Chapter
] during playback
NOTE
more, touch [ Chapter] to play from the start of
the current chapter.
Selecting Titles

1 Touch [ Title] or [Title ] during
playback
Slow Motion Playback

1 Touch [Slow]
NOTE
speed is changed in the following order:
1/2>>>1/8>>>1/32>>>1/2.

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Mobile Phone 10-12
Mobile Phone
(if so equipped)
Only for cars equipped with Bluetooth® 2.0 interface.
When pairing is complete, the Mobile Phone
can be used.
The display screen and operation may differ
depending on the type of Mobile Phone being
connected.

1 Press the [INFO] key, and touch
[Mobile Phone]
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NOTE 1) Number dial buttons
2) [Dial]
To make a call.
3) [Redial]
To dial again the number previously dialed.
4) [Back]
To display the previous screen.
5) [Phonebook]
To display the Vehicle Phonebook or the Mobile
Phonebook.
6) [Clear]
To delete one character at a time
7) [Pairing]
Displays the Pairing List Screen.
8) [Lock]
Is displayed when the Passcode has not been set. (To set the Passcode.)
9) [Unlock]
Is displayed when the Passcode has been set.
10) [Help]
Displays the VR Command List screen.
11) [Back]
Deletes the Sub Menu.
12) [Reset All]
To reset all the settings.
Making Phone Calls
Enter phone number to make a phone call>Enter the phone number from the Mobile Phone
screen and touch the [Dial] button.
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Select a list from either Phonebook and make
a phone call
Touch [Phonebook] from the Mobile Phone screen.
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Select from the Vehicle Phonebook list (or Mobile
Phonebook list).
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touch [YES].
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Mobile Phone 10-14
Entering Phone Number to Create Data for
Phonebook

1 Touch [New] on the Vehicle
Phonebook screen
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2 Select each field and enter the
necessary information
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Home, Work, Mobile, Other : Enter phone number.
NOTE
edit from the Vehicle Phonebook screen and touch
[Edit].
Setting Passcode
1 Touch [Lock] button from the
Sub Menu
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2 Enter Passcode
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3 Touch [ENTER]
NOTE
Menu and enter the preset Passcode.
Receiving Phone Calls
1 When the incoming call screen is
displayed, press the [PICK-UP] button
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eng_a230Phone plate
The On phone screen is displayed.
NOTE will be displayed on the current location screen
when a “Bluetooth® 2.0 interface” is connected.
or when an intersection information map is shown.

to display the phone plate.
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System Settings 11-6 Keyboard Layout
Changing the layout of the keyboard.
[Alphabet]
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Color SchemeSet the color scheme for the menu screen, etc.[Red] The menu is displayed using a red color scheme.
[Blue] The menu is displayed using a blue
color scheme.
A/V Icons on MapIt is possible to set whether or not to display on screen
icons displaying the audio status.
[On] Display.
[Off] Do not display.
Sensor CalibrationThe level of the vehicle speed sensor and gyro sensor
can be checked and the learning levels can be reset.
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NOTE touching [Clear].
The learning levels can be reset.
A/C Cut inSetting whether or not to use an interrupt display
during air conditioning operations.
[On] Interrupt is displayed.
[Off] Interrupt is not displayed.
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Navi Screen Options 11-10
Points of Interest (POI) Icons on Map
Setting whether or not to display the POI
icons on the map.
Individual settings for whether or not to
display can also be made for each POI.
[Show All] Displays all icons on the map.
[Hide All] Hides all icons from the map.
[Select] Only the icons selected in advance are
shown on the map.
Select IconsSetting speci c POI icons to be displayed on the map.
1 Touch [Select]

2 Touch [ ] of “POI Icons on Map”

3 Touch a checkbox to select a POI
to display
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NOTE is displayed, is not displayed.
and each time
it is touched.

, detailed settings can be performed.
4 Touch [Back]
eng_a174The display returns to the Screen Options screen, and
the setting of speci c POI icons to be displayed on the
map is completed.
POI IconsThe 43 POI icon types are shown below.
POI Icons are color coded based on their category
type.
A (Green) Shopping, Money & Business
B (Dark Blue) Car & Travel
C (Brown) Public Places & Emergency D (Orange) Restaurant E (Blue) Recreation & Attraction
Icons/Name Category
AIRPORT B
AMUSEMENT PARK E
AT MA
AUTOMOBILE CLUBB
BANK A
BUS STATIONB
CAR RENTALB
CASINO E
CITY CENTERC
CITY HALLC
CIVIC / COMMUNITY CENTERC
COMMUTER RAIL STATION B
CONVENTION / EXHIBITION
CENTERC
COURT HOUSE
C
FERRY TERMINAL B
GAS STATIONB
GOLF COURSE E
GROCERY STOREA
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