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Toyota Part Number: PT296-00170
Premium Audio Owner’s Manual
for /AhaAudio/iPod/USB/Bluetooth 
Audio /AM/F M/HD Radio™ broadcast/Navigatio n 
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AUDIO SYSTEM 
  
 
1   BASIC OPER ATION  
 
1.   Q UICK  REFERENCE  ..... ........ .....   17   
2.   SO ME BASICS. ........... ..... ...... .....   18  
TURNING  THE AUDIO S YSTEM 
ON  OR  OFF ................................  18 
SELEC TING AN  AU DIO 
SOURCE ......  19 
USB  PORT.........................................   20 
 
2   RADIO  OPE RATION 
 
1.  TUNER FUNCTIONS ........ ...... .....  21  
 
3   
MEDIA  OPER ATION 
 
1.   US B MEMORY .. ...... ............... ... ....  22 
OVERVIEW ........................................  22 
PLAYING A USB MEMORY ...............  25 
USB MEMORY OPTIONS..................  25 
2.  iP od . ..... ... ...... ... ..... ... ... ........ ........  26  
OVERVIEW ................................. .....  26      
iPod AUDIO ........................................  29 
iPod  OPTIONS. ....................................  29 
3.    Blueto oth® AUD IO........... ... ... .....  30      
OVERVIEW ..........................................   30 
CONNECTING Bluetooth® AUDIO ....  34 
LISTENING TO Bluetooth® AUDIO .....  35      
Bluetooth® AUDIO OPTIONS .............   35 
  
     
4 .   Aha  ...... ......... ............. ..... ... ......... .. 36 
OVERVIEW ........................................  37 
SWITCHIN G TO Aha MODE …… ……  42 
PLAYING Aha PRE SETS…................   44 
SELECTING Aha LOCATION BASED 
SERVICE……….................................   46 
SELECTING Aha FEATURED 
CONTENT…….....................................  47 
IF A MESSAGE APPEARS ON THE 
SCREEN……......................................  48 
 
4   A UDIO  REMOTE  CONTROLS  
 
1.   STEER ING S WIT CHES 
(IF EQUPPED)  ....... ..... .....   50 
 
5   SOUND  SETTING S 
 
1.   SOUND SETTINGS.. ..... ..........   51 
 
6    TIPS FOR OP ERATING 
  THE AUDIO SYSTEM  
1.  OPERATING INFORMATION  ... ..  52 
iPod………………………………………  53  FILE INFORMATION………................   54 
TERMS………………..….................   56 
 
 
 
So me  of the f unctions cann ot be o perated  while  driving.
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Page 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
Function Page 
Using the radio (tuner) 21 
Playing content from USB memory 22 
Playing an iPod 26 
Playing audio from a Bluetooth® device 30 
Playing Aha 36 
Using the steering wheel audio switches 50 
Audio settings 51 
Each time you press the “MEDIA” button the Premium Audio System 
will switch the screen between MAP and the last audio mode 
used. 
1. QUICK REFERENCE 
 
1. BASIC OP ERATION 
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2. RADIO  OP ERATION 
 
 
 
OVERVI EW 
 
 
 
 
   
  
Please see Base Display Audio owner’s manual for details  
1. TUNER FUNCTIONS 
 
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3. MEDIA OPERATION 3. MEDIA OPERATION  
 
 
3. MEDIA OPERATION 
   
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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3. MEDIA OPERATION  
 
 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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3. MEDIA OPERATION 
 
 
 
AVAILABILITY OF  SE RVICE  
   
 
Aha  offers more than  30 ,000 s tations  of 
au dio content  from  internet music, ne ws, 
au diob ooks,   perso nalized  res taurant  
recommend ations, weather  and  hotel 
searches,  Face book  an d Twitt er 
ne ws feeds and mu ch more. 
 
INFORMA TION 
•  For more  information  about Aha,  
refer  to http://w ww.aharadio.com. 
•  Accessing Aha requires an active 
Aha acco unt, Aha app installed on 
your smart phone and an active 
sma rtphone data plan.  
 
 
 Ah a Lo cation Based Servic es list shows 
th e  points  of  interest in  the  cu rrent 
location.  The  l ist  depend s  on  the 
avai lable  service in  the region.
 
 INFORMA TION 
  When  us ing  Aha , depending  on  th e 
de tails  of  yo ur  smart phone cont ract 
data,  usage f
ees ma y apply . Confi rm 
data usage fees before using this 
service.  
o   iPh one  n eeds to  be  conne cted 
th rough  USB cab le to use  Aha. 
o  Android   phone  ne eds  to  have 
Blu etooth
® aud io conn ection  to 
use Ah a. 
   When both an iPhone and an 
Android  are connected, Aha will use 
iPhone for connecting to Aha 
services
 
INSTALLING  THE Aha 
APPLICATION  
 
1  Downl oad  Aha  application  onto  your 
smartpho ne. 
   Fo r an  iPh one, using iTun es App 
Store.  
  For  an Android ph one, usi ng 
Go ogle Pl ay Store. 
2  Fo llow  the  instructions  to   set  up your 
Aha  acco unt on your sm artphone. 
3 Optiona l: Link y our Associated 
Accoun ts  in the  Settings menu  to  
ena ble certain  personalized stations. 
4  Aha  provi des  content su ggestions from 
a  w ide  ra nge  o f Featur ed categor ies, 
bu t you  can al so add  many presets via 
the smartpho ne app or the Aha 
we bsite  (htt p://ahar adio.com/s tations
). 
  CA UTION  
 Do not  st art Ah a  with  an  iPhone while 
dr ivin g. 
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1.AUDIOSYSTEMOPERATION3.MEDIAOPERATION
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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4. AUDIO REMOTE CONTROLS
D
Somefunctions of theaudio system 
can be adjusted using the switches on 
the stee ring wheel.
Availabil ity, a ctual design andbutton
pos ition may differ d epending on v ehicle 
mo del or grade.
 De tails of the specific sw itches, controls,
and features a re descr ibed below.
No.Switch
Volume control switch
“ ”switch
“MOD E”switch
Volum e co ntrolswi tch
 Press the“+” side to in crease the volu me. 
Th e vol ume continues to i ncreasewhile
the switch isbei ng pressed.
 Press the “-”side todecrease the
volu me. The volum e continue s to
de crease  while the switch isbeing
pr esse d. “
” “ ”
switch
Radio
To select apr eset statio n: Pr ess the
“ ”
or “ ”
switch.
To seek a ra dio statio n: Press andhold  
the
“ ” or “ ”switch untilyouhear a b eep.
If you press either the
“ ” or “ ”switchin 
seek mode, the s eek mo dewill be
ca ncelled.
 aha
To select a de sired content : Press the
“ ” or “ ” switch.
 iPod
To select ade sired so ng: Press the“ ”
or “ ” switch.
 USB memory
To select adesir edfile: Press the
“ ” or
“ ”
switch.
 Bluetoot h
®audio  player
To select a d esiredtrack: Press the
“ ”
or “ ”
switch.
“MODE ”switch
Pres s the “MODE” switch t o select an 
aud iomode. Each press changes the
mod e se quen
tial ly through the audio 
sources re adytouse.
 To turn the audio s ystem on, press the
“MODE”
sw itch.
Press and hold the “MODE”switch until 
yo uhear a b eepand the mu sic wi llpause
or be muted. By the sameop erati on, the
mus icwill p lay or un-mute.
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2
3
1.STEERING SWITCHES (IF EQUIPPED)
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