audio TOYOTA GT86 2019 Accessories, Audio & Navigation (in English)

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WARNING

Do not ope rate the pl ayer’s controls or connect to the Blue tooth® aud io s yst em while
driving.
• Your a udio unit is fitted w ith Bl uetooth
® antennas. People with i mplant able card iac
p acemakers, cardiac resy nchronizatio n t herapy-p acemaker s or implant able
card iover ter def ibrillat ors should mai ntain a reasona ble distance betwee n thems elves
and the Bluetoo th
® antennas. The rad io wa ves may aff ect the op eration of such
dev ices.
• Be for e using Blueto oth
® devices, users of any el ectrical me dica l dev ice ot her than
imp lantable cardiac p acemakers, cardiac re synchronizat ion th erapy-pacemakers or
imp lantable cardioverter def ibrillat ors shou ld cons ult the manuf act ure r of the de vice f or
in forma tion about its operation un der the i nflue nce of radio w aves. Rad io waves could
have un expected effects on the operation o f suc h med ica l dev ices.

NOTICE
Do not le
ave a portable p layer in th e vehic le. In p artic ular, h igh t emp eratures inside the
veh icle may d amage the portable pla yer.

INFORMA TION
• I n t he foll owing cond itions, this feature may not fu nction:
• The Bl uetooth® dev ice is turned of f.
• The Bl uetooth® dev ice is not connect ed.
• The Bl uetooth® dev ice has a low batter y.
• I t m ay t ake time to connect th e phone when Blueto oth® a udio is being playe d.
• Fo r operati ng a portab le pla yer, see t he instruc tio n manu al that cam e wit h it.
• I f the Bluet ooth® devic e is disconnected due to poo r rec ept ion fr om t he Blu eto oth ®
net work whe n the ignition is in the foll owing status, the system will automatically
re con nect to t he por table play er.
Vehicles without smart entry & start sy stem
The ignition is turne d to the “ACC” or “ON” positi on.
 Vehicles with smart entry & start system
The ignition is turned to ACCESSORY or IGNITION ON mode.
• If t he Bluetoo th® de vic e i s disc onnecte d by t urni ng it off, automati c re connect ion wil l not
ta ke p lace . Reconnec t the portabl e play er man ually.
• Bl uetooth® device inform atio n is reg ister ed whe n the portable pl ayer is connecte d to the
Bl uetooth® audio sy stem. When se lling or disp osing o f the veh icle, remov e the
Bluetooth® a udio i nforma tion fr om the sys tem.
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CONNECTI NG Bluetooth
®

AU DIO


















IF NO DEVI CE IS CO NNE CTED
 (→ P.97)
CONNECTING AD DITIONAL DEVICE
 (→ P.97)
SELECTING A CONN ECTED DEVICE
 (→ P.101)
In order to use the Bluetooth®
audio system, it is necessary to
pai r a portable player and connect
the audio profile (A2DP) with the
system.
Once you have connected a device
with audio profile (A2DP), you can
enjoy your music through the
vehicle’s audio system.
If you have not yet connected a
p ortable player with audio profile
(A2DP), you must first connect a
porta ble player with audio profile
(A2DP) according to the following
procedures. Connect your portable
player with audio profile (A2DP)
after bringing the vehic
le to a
complete stop.
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No. Function
Select to display a track list.
Select to display the browse options
selection screen and then select the desired item.
Select to resume playback of tr acks
from the beginning of the track list when the playb ack of the last track on the list is finishe d.
Select to set random playback.
Select to set repeat playback track.

3. MEDIA OPERATION
LISTEN ING TO Bluetooth®

AUDIO
REPEAT ING

The track currently being listened to
can be repeated.

1 Select .

 Each time is s elect ed, the
mo de changes as f ollows:
• t rac k rep eat
→ off
Bluetooth® A
UDIO O PTIONS
1 Displ ay the Blueto oth® Audio top
screen . (→P. 30)

2 Select .
3 Select the b utton to be set.










RAND OM OR DER

Tracks can be automatically and
randomly sele cted.

1 Select .

 Each time is s elect ed, the
mo de changes as f ollows:
• ran dom →
off
1
2
3
4
5
INFORMA TION
 If a portable device supports AVRCP 1.4
and Browsing, title list and browse for
music will be available. (If the device
does not support browsing, these menu
entries will be shown grayed out.)
 Lower grade devices do not support
these features. (For these devices, the
title list and browse for music will be
shown grayed out.)

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4. Aha
Connecting an iPhone with the USB
port, or an Android phone with
Bluetooth
® au dio, users can operate
Aha (installed on the phone) through
the vehicle Premium Audio system.
INFORMATION
 Th is s yst em has a charging fu nction
fo r iPhone s.
 When the batt ery le vel of a ph one
is very low, the phone may not
operate . If so, ch arge the phone before
u se.
 De pend ing on the portab le player t hat
is conne cted to the system , certain
fu nct ions may not be a vailable . If a
fu nct ion i s unava ilab le due to a
mal function , disconne cting your
p or table pla yer and r econnect ing it
ma y re sol ve the problem.
 It is not requi red to have Aha
la unched on the p hone before
connection.
 The pho n
e connection i s carr ied out
d urin g Ah a au dio play might take some
time .












NOTICE
 Do not leave your p hone in the veh icle. The temper ature insi de ma y rise to a l evel that could damage the phon e.
 Do not press down on or a pply unnecessary pressure to the i Phone wh ile it is co nnected as th is ma y damage th e iPh one or its terminal.
 Do no t in ser t foreign obj ects into the US B por t as th is ma y damage t he iPhone or its terminal.

CAUTION
• Do not co nnect the i Phone to the USB
por t or Andr oid phone to the Bluet ooth®
audio system while drivi ng.
• Bluetooth® phone is f itte d with
Blu etooth® ant ennas . Peopl e with imp lanted pacemak ers or cardiac defi brillators sh ould maintain a reaso nable distance b etween
themse lve s and the Bluetooth®
ant ennas. The rad io wa ves may affect the op eration of such devices.
• Be for e us ing Bluetooth® devices, users of any e lectr ical medic al dev ice o ther than implanted p acemakers and imp lanted cardiac defibr illa tor s should consu lt the manu fact urer of the device for inf ormatio n about its op eration under the influence of radio wav es. Radio wav es c ould have unexpected ef fects on the operation of such medical devices.

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OVERVIEW


C
ONTROL PANEL

















No. Function Page
The power/volume knob:
• Turn to adjust volume
• Press to turn the Premium Audio System on/off.
18
Each time the “ MEDIA” button is pressed the Premium Audio System
will switch the screen between MAP and the last audio mode used. 19
Audio playback control:
• Press to select a track -

The Aha audio source Top Screen can be reached by the following
method:
 Each time the “ MEDIA” button is pressed the Premium Audio
System will switch the screen between M AP and the last a udio mo de
us ed. In order to select a diff erent au dio source Top Screen, select
to dis play the Audio Source scre en, th en se lect “Aha” to
display the Aha aud io source Top Sc reen.
 After ignition cycle even if Aha was the last active audio source, Aha
will NOT start automatically as it requires cellular data connection
from the connected cellular phone.

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2
3
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TOP SCR EEN (Audio content)
No.FunctionPage
Content list of the current station. (content list offering may vary per
station)45
Selecttodisplaythemediasourceselectionscreen.19
Sound settings (Tone controls, Balance/Fade, ASL, EQ).51
Select to show Aha Featured station list. (This is a dynamic list which
can change based on Aha Featured content offering)47
Select to show Aha Location Based Services category list. (This is a
dynamic list which changes based oncurrent vehicle location)46
Select to Stop/Start playback of the current content. (if playback will
resume is available may vary per station)44
Select to show user specific Presets list. (List of stations previously
stored for the currently active user account)45
Select to report that you dislike the content that is currently playing.46
Select to report that you like the content that is currently playing.46
Displays cover art of currently playing content/station. (If cover art is
dynamically updated may vary per station)-
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CONNECTING AN iPhone CON NECTING AN Android
PHONE
1 Op en the cover of the USB/AUX port
and conn ect an iPhone usi ng an
iPhone dock connector to USB
cab le
.




In order to use the Bluetooth® audio
system for Aha, it is necessary to pair
an Android phone and connect the
audio profile (A2DP) with the system
(see page 96 for procedures).

Launch Aha app on your smar tphone.




Th e USB/AUX port is l ocate d on th e
in strume nt pan el, or near the shift knob
et c. The actual design and p ort positio n
will diffe r depending on the vehicle.
 Tu rn on the po wer of the iPhone if it is not
turn ed on.
 Launch the Aha app on your smar tphone.
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SWITCHING TO Aha MODE
1 Press the “MEDIA” button.


CONNECTING Aha

In order to use the Aha audio syst em,
it is necessary to connect an iPhone or
Android phone.

 Each time the “MEDIA ” button is
pressed the system will switch the
scre en betwe en MAP and the last audio
mod e used.
.
2 Select “aha*”.

 If an iPhone or Android phone is not
connect ed, the connecting for Aha scree n
wi ll aut oma tica lly appea r afte r pressing
“aha”.
* Aha is a registe red trademark of Harman
Int ernati onal Industry
, Inc.

INFORMA
TION
 Access to “aha” is not av ailab le
dur ing the system startu p.
 If b oth iPhone and Android pho ne
are connect ed, the iPh one will be
used for Ah a operati on.
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CONNECTING APHONE RECONNECTI NG A PHONE
C ONNECTING AndroidPHONE
1SwitchingtoAha mode if a phone is
not connected. (→P.42)
2Select “Yes” .
3The fo llowing scree n will be disp layed.
If no An droidphone in pair ed device list,
pair an Android phone. ( →P.97)
 If t here are An droid phones in p aired
dev ice l ist, select one to connect it for
mus ic. (→P.101)
CONNECTING iPhone
1SwitchingtoAha mode if a phone is
not connected. (→P.42)
2Select “No”.
Co nnectan i Phone us ing itsdock
connector to USBcable to the
USB/AUX port
. 
If the s ystem cannot recover the
con nect ion loss, the foll owing screen is
displ ayed.
Reconn ect the iPhone USB c able if an
iPho newas co nnec ted.
 Reconn ect the Andro idphone for musicif
an An droidphone wascon nect ed.
 To retur n to the audio sourceselection
screen, select
“Exit”.
CONNECTING TOAha
In order to useAha application, data
pl an isrequired on apho ne.
1Switching toAha mo de.(→P.42)
2The follow ing screen wi llbe display ed
whi le co nnecti ng to Aha.
 iPhone handset willdisplay Aha
reque st: “Ah a Radio would li keto
c ommun icate with theAudio System ”.
 Select “ Allow” on the handset to
finish establishing the connection.
 Select “ Ignore” on the handset tostop
establishing the connection.
3Preset list stored in your Aha acco unt is
d is play ed.
 A defau ltsta tion is pl ayed. To play
di fferent program, select the desired
st ation.
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INFORMATION
 Pr eset list will not be displa yed if t her e
is a st ation cu rrently pl aying on the
h andset. The sta tion will star t pl aying
au toma tically.
 When Aha is c onne cted, the app
interf ace on the smartph one will be
locked and al l con trols wil l be
managed t hrough t he Premium Audio
system .
PLAYING
Aha PRESET
PLAYING A PROGR AM

The title of the preset sta tion and the
track last played will be displayed.
(The number of preset stations
accessible might change. Always refer
to www.aharadio.com
for latest
account details)


PLAY AND PA USE

or : Sel ect to p ause/stop the
program (depend ing on prog ram type

or will be shown whi le pl ayback is
active
). : Se lect to resume the
progr am.
 When you select , you can adju st
sound settings. (→P.51)

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