TOYOTA GT86 2018 Accessories, Audio & Navigation (in English)
Manufacturer: TOYOTA, Model Year: 2018, Model line: GT86, Model: TOYOTA GT86 2018Pages: 164, PDF Size: 6.35 MB
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2.PHONEOPERATION2.PHONEOPERATION
When       isselect ed, the entry is 
re gistered inthe “ Favori tes” li st on the 
“ Pho ne” screen . (→ P.69)
3Sele ct the d esired entry.
4Check that the connecti ngscreen is
displayed.
 To c ance l a call,se lect “E nd call” .
1Select  “Call sen der”.
2Check that the connecti ngscreen
i s displayed.
 To c ance l a call,se lect “E nd call” .
1Select
2Check that the con nectingscreenis 
displa yed.
To cancel a call, select “End call”
BYA SHORT MESSAGE
The Premium Audio System offers 
the feature to call the short 
message sender’s phone number.
BYAPOI ENTRY
The Premium Audio System offers 
the feature to call a POI when its 
details are shown on the screen 
and phone number listed.  (
→P.129)
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2. PHONE OPERATION 
2. RECEIVING CALLS ON A Bluetooth® PHONE 
 
When a  call is received,  this  screen  is 
displayed  and a sound  is heard.  
 
1 Select “Accept” on the screen or p ress 
the   
 switch  on  the  steering  wheel 
(IF EQUIPPED) . 
 
“Accept ”: Select to talk on the ph one. 
“Reject” : Sel ect t o re jec t th e ca ll.  
  The  la yout of  the  in coming  ca ll screen 
ma y  diffe r  d epending  on  the 
info rmati on availab le  from  the 
conn ected phon e. 
  Pr essing  the    sw itc h  on  the 
st eer ing wheel  (IF EQUIPPED)  also 
re ject a  call. 
  Ringt one volum e can  be  a djust ed by 
tu rning the p ower/volume knob.  
2 The fol lowi ng scre en is displ ayed.  
  Si ngle call  
 
 
 For d etails  about  this screen:  →P.73 
 Call w aiting   
 
 Th e  fi rst  call  is  put  on  hold  and  the 
information  o f the  p arty  w ill  be  grayed 
out . 
  Fo r det ails about this  screen: →P.73 
 INFORMA TION 
 Duri ng intern ationa l telep hon e  calls, 
t he ot her p arty’s nam e or  numbe r ma y 
no t be  displa yed  co rrectly  de pend ing 
on t he typ e o f cel lular p hone you h ave. 
  Ri ngt one  and  ringt one  volume  can 
al so b e set. ( →P.92) 
  Th e  c ontact’s  i mage will  be  displ aye d 
on  the  screen,  if  an  image  from  the 
phone  is  av ailab le. In   case  no 
con tact’s i mage  is avail able, a  generic 
i mag e wi ll be d ispl ay ed.  
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No. Function 
 Select to hang  up the phone.  
• The   switch   on  the  stee rin g wh eel  (IF EQUIPPED)  can also be  pressed to hang up the phone. 
 Select  to  dial  a  second  number. (→ P.75) 
  Select to put a ca ll on hold. To cancel this function, select “Continue” . Some Mobile Phone Services do not support Hold. 
 Select to send a  tone. ( →P.74) 
 Select to  transfer the  call.  Select 
“Transfer”  to  change  from  a hands-free call  to  a  cellular phone call. Select  “Hands-free” to  change from  cellular phone call to hands-free ca ll. 
 Displays  the  other  par ty’s information.  The  information 
shown here may differ depending on th e infor mation available from your phone.  
  Displays the duration of the call. 
 Select  to  mute  your  voice  to  th e other  par ty. The   icon  wi ll  be highlighted  d uring mute  mode. To cancel muting your   voice, 
select this icon again. 
  Select to change parties. Some Mobile Phone Services do not support “Swap calls” 
 Select to change to a conference call. 
 Select  to  mute  navigation  voice prompts  while in  phone  call. 
 
2. PHONE  OPERATION  
3. TALKING ON A Bluetooth® PHONE
 
 
 
While  you are talking on  a  Bluetooth® 
phone,  a telephon e conversation 
s creen is displayed.  The operations 
outlined  below  can  be performed on 
this  screen.  
  Single call    
  
 
 
 
 
 
 Ca ll waiting
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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION  
 
 
 
INFORMATION 
•  When  you  c hange  from  a  c ellular 
phone  ca ll  to   a  hands- free  c all,  the 
hands-free  screen  will  be  d ispla yed 
and  the  call  can  be  controlled through 
the  scre en of the Premium Audio 
system . 
•   D epending  on  the  cellu lar  ph one 
c onnected,  the  Bluetooth
® conne ction 
may b e cance led  if  and  when  a  c all is  
tra nsfe rred  to the  cellular phone. 
•   Tra nsferring  methods  will  be  diff erent 
depending  on  the  t ype  of  cellular 
phone  which you  have. 
•   Fo r  the  operation  of  the  cellular 
ph one, se e the  man ual t hat  co mes 
wi th your cellu lar pho ne. 
SENDING  TONES  
1 Select “Keypad”. 
2 Enter t he numbers.  
  
  Select       to   retur n   the   
prev ious screen.
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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION  
 
 
 
DIALING  A SECOND NUMBER  
1 Select  “Dial”. 
2 Select the desired  method to call.   
 
 W hen  “Dial numb er” is sel ected 
3 Enter t he number a nd then select   
 
 W hen  “Dial from phone book”  is 
sel ected 
3 Select  the d esired e ntry.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Whe n “Dia l fro m fav orites”  is selected  
3 Select the  desired entry  
 . 
  
 Whe n “Dial from  call lists” is sel ected 
3 Select  the  desired  list  a nd  then  se lect 
the  desired en try 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
4 C heck  that  the  conn ecting   screen is 
dis played 
 
  To  can cel a cal l, sel ect  “En d call” 
 
5 W hen a  new call has b een esta blished, 
the fol lowi ng scr een will  be displa yed 
 
 
  The  fi rst call  is  put  on  hold  and  the 
i nf orma tion  of  th at call  will  be  grayed 
out.  
  The  info rmation  ab out  the  second  call 
is   displ ayed be low  the informa tio n  of 
the  firs t call  
 
 
 
 
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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION 
 
 
 
SWITCHING BETWEEN CALLS 
1 Select “Swap calls” . 
 Every  time “S wap  calls”  is  se lecte d; 
t he  part y  who  is  on  hold  will  be 
sw itc hed.  
  Th e othe r party c an  also be  switched by 
selecting  the picture of  the de sired  party 
or pressi ng the 
 switch  on the 
ste ering w heel (IF EQIPPED) .  
SWITCHING  TO  CONFERENCE 
CALL  
1 Select  “Link call s”. 
 INFORMA TION 
Interrupting  cal l operatio n may  differ 
de pending  on  your  Phone Company  and 
cell ular ph one. 
ADJUSTING THE RECEIV ER 
VOLUME  
1 Turn  the  power/volu me  kn ob  to 
adjust  th e volu me  of the o ther 
party’ s voice. 
 
INFORMA TION 
The    receiv er    volum e    ca n    also     be 
adjusted using the volume control switch 
on the steering wheel.  
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3. SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
1.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
No.Function
Select to call the sender.
Select to reply to the shortmessagebyfree text.
Select to reply to the short messagebytemplate.
Received short messages canbe
forwarded from the connected
Bluetooth
®phone, enabling checking
and replying us ing this system.
Depen ding on the type ofBluetooth
®
phone connected, received short
mes sage may not be transferred to  
the message inbox.
If the phone does not support the short 
message function,this function cannot 
be used.
RECEIVING ASHORT 
MESSAGE
When anew short message is
re ce ived, a pop-upwindow is
displayed on the screen.
1Select “Show” to check a received 
short message.
2Check that themessage is displayed.
INFORMATION
On screen notification about incoming 
messages can be set to on or of f. 
( → P.95)
CH ECKING RECEIVED SHORT
MESSAGES
1D ispl aythe “Phon e” menuscreen and
select “Messages” . (→P. 58)
2Select the  “Inbox”tab.
3Select the d esired short me ssage.
Th e s tate of a message is shown by the
f ol low ing icons.
: Re ad message
: Unre ad message
4Check t hat the message is di splayed.
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1.SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION
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3
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3. SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
1.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
REPLYING TOA SH ORT 
MESSAGE
1Select  “Reply  free text”  or “Reply 
template” .
When “Reply template”is selected,
sel ect the d esired template.
2Ente r the m essage and then s elect
“OK” .
The short messag ewi llbe sen t.
INFORMA TION
“Reply free text” funct ion isnot available 
whi ledri vin g.
CHE CKING SENT SHORT
ME SSAGES
1Disp laythe “Phone” menu screen and
select  “Mess ages”. ( →P.58)
2Sele ct the “Sen t”tab.
3Sele ct the d esired short message.
The stat e of a me ssageisshow n by
the following icons.
: S ending succe eded 
: Sending failed
: Sendi ng
4Check that th e m essage is dis playe d.
“Re-send”: Sel ecttorese nd the
message. “Re-send” isdispla yed
if sending the text message has
fa iled.
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3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
SENDING ANEW SHORT 
MESSAGE
1Disp lay the “Phon e” menuscreen and
select  “Messa ges” . (→P.58)
2Select the “C reate new” tab.
3Select “Create message” or “Use 
template”.
4Enter t he message a nd then select
“OK” .
5Select the desired number/contact to 
whom the s hort messa ge should be
sent.
 When “Newnumber” is selected
6Enter the nu mber an d then select
“OK” .
Th eshor t messag e will be s ent.
When “Select contact”  or “Select
from call lists”  is sel ected
6Se lect the d esired l ist.
7Select the d esired contact.
 If ther eare two ormore phone
numbe rs, select the d esired number in
the l ist.
 Th eshor t messag e will be s ent.
INFORMA TION
The “Create me ssage” and “ Prepare 
te mpl ate message” funct ions are not 
ava ilable wh iledrivi ng.
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3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION3.SHORTMESSAGEFUNCTION
CRE ATE ANEW SHORT 
MESSAGE
WHEN “Cr eate message” IS 
SELECTED
1Ente r the m essage and then s elect
“OK” .
WHEN “Use template” IS SELECTED
1Select the desired template.
: Select to delete the template.
2Editthe sho rtmessa ge and then select
“OK” .
INFORMA TION
•10 messages have already been
re gis tere d to the message t emplat e
scre en.
• When route guidance isact ive, “I will
a rri ve at XX:XX.”  temp late is  available.
(“XX:XX ”is the c urren test imate d time of
arrival .)This t emplate  cannot be
de leted.
• Th e cursor’s position can be moved by 
sel ecti ng the desire d l ocation i n the 
en terscreen.
• Th eshor tme ssages can c ontainup
to160 charac ters. If the en teredtext
ex ceeds the c haractersavail ablefor one
sho rtme ssage , anew shortmessage 
wi llbe gin a utoma tic ally. Thisis i ndi cated 
by a separatio n line and an icon inthe
en try field, which is sh own as soon as 
t her e a reonly10 charact ers l eft for t he
sho rtmessa ge.
•Th e number of ch aracter s left fo r the 
sho rtmessage is di splaye d.
• A maximum of 3 short messages can be
wri tten in series.
• Ent erin g the text fu nctionisnot av ailab le 
wh iledrivin g.
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