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

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SETUP


1 SETUP OPER ATION

1. QUICK REFERENCE .......... ... ...... 89
2. GENERAL SETTINGS. ... ... ... ... ..... 90
3 . DISPLAY SETTINGS….. ........ ..... 93
4. PHONE SETTIN GS....... .............. 95
5. Blueto oth® SETTINGS ............. ... . 96
Bluetooth® FUNCTION ON/OFF........ 96
PAIRING A Bluetooth® DEVICE.... ..... 97
PAIRED DEVICE LIST….................... 101
EDITING THE SYSTEM NAME……. 102
SETTING PIN……………………….... 102
6 . AUDIO SETTINGS.. ..................... 103
7. VEHICLE SETTINGS ……......... ... 105

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No. Functi on
Select to change the language.
Select to set the volu me for the phone/navigation. ( →P.92)
Select to change the unit of meas ure for distance.
Select to set the sounds beeps on/ off.
Select to set the automatic text
scrolling on/off. This function is not available while driving.
The entries s tored in the “ Favorites ” list of Phone and “Favorite destination” list of Navigation can be transferred to a USB
memory. (→P.150 )
“vCard” for matted data can be transferred from a USB memory to the Premium Audio syste m. Transfer red a ddresses and numbers will be stor ed in the
“Favorites ” list of Phone (→ P.69) and “ Favorite destination” list of
Navigation. ( →P.147)
Select to delete all personal data
stored in this system. ( →P.92)
Select to display the system
information. Select the “Audio in formati on”
on the screen to switch the second page.
Select to display the open source
information. Notices related to third party software used in this pr oduct are enlisted. ( This includes instr uctions for obtaining such softwa re, wher e applicable.)


INFORMATION
Where applicable t he curren t setting of
each item is d isplay ed o n its ri ght.

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VOLUMESETTINGS
Volumeisshown numerically for each
of the different functions.
1Disp lay the “Setup ” screen then select
“ General ”. (→ P.89)
2Select “Volume settings ”.
3Select “+”or“-” toadjust the
volume.
DELETE ALL PERSONAL DATA
1Display the “Setup ” screen then select
“ General ”. (→ P.89)
2Select “Delete all perso nalda ta”.
3Select “Yes” when the confirmation
scree n appe ars.
Regist ered or ch angedpersonal
s et tings wi llbe deleted or returned to
th eir def ault conditi ons.
No.Item
Navigation prompt volume
Reception volume for phone calls
Sending volume for phonecalls
Ringtone volume
Voice dialog volume
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The contrast and brightness ofthe
screen display and theimage of the
camera displaycanbeadjusted. The
screen can also be turned off, and/or
changed to either day or night mode.
1D ispl ay the “Setup” scr een. ( →P.8 9)
2Select “Display” .
3Selectitems tobe set.
INFORM ATION
Cont rastan d bri ghtness can be adjusted
by tou chinganddragging the ma rker on
the screen with you r fin ger or selecting
the desir edposition o n the sc ale.
No.FunctionPage
Select to set day mode on/off.94
Select to turn the screen off. To turn it on, press any button on the audio panel.-
Select or toadjust the contrast of display.
•: Increases the contrast of the screen
•: Decreases the contrast of the screen
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Select orto adjust the brightness of display.
•: Increases the contrast of the screen
•: Decreases the contrast of the screen
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CHANGING BET WEEN DAY
AND NIGHT MODE

Depending on the position of the
headlight switch, the screen changes
to day or night mode. This feature is
available when the headlight is
s witched on.

1 Display the “Setup” screen then select
“Display ”. (→P.89)
2 Select “Day mo de”.
INFORMA TION
If the screen is set to day mode wi th the
headli ght switc h t urned on, this condition
is mem orized even when the ignition is in
the fol lowi ng status.
 Ve hicl es with out a smart en try &
sta rt system
The eng ine switch is tur ned to the
“LO CK” positi on.
 Vehicles with a smart entry & start
sy stem
The ignition is turne d off.
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No.Functi on
Displays the level of reception
•The level of reception does notalways correspond with thelevel displayed on the device.•The level of reception m aynot be displayed depending on thedevice.•If this information isnot available from the connected device, the icon willbe shown witha question mark.
Displays theBluetooth®logo.
STAT US DISPLAY
PAIREDDEVICELIST
Each profile connection status canbe
changed from the “Paired devicelist”.
1Select“Paired device list ”.
2Se lect the d esired d evice.

Grayed out icons can be selected to
c onne ct to the f unction dire ctly.
 The tone of the icons show which
pro files the d evice su pports.
( Functions of grayed out icons are not
enabled.)
 The de vice’s cu rrently connec ted
pro files ar e highlig hted.
INFORMA TION
An ant enna for the Bluet ooth®
conn ect ion is built into the audio
unit . Th esystem may not funct ion
when youuse the Bluet ooth
®device
in the f ollowin g conditions and p laces:
• When the dev ice is obstructed by
cer tai n objects (such as when it is
beh ind the seat or in the g love box
and conso lebo x).
• When the device t ouches or is
covered with me talma terials.
Theconditions of theBluetooth®
connection, as well as the level of
reception are shownon the status
bar.
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1 Display any audio source top screen.
USB Memory ( →P.22)
iPod ( →P.26)
Bluetooth® device Audio (→P.30)
Aha ( →P.36)

2 Select

3 Select ite ms to be set.

TONE

How good an audio program sounds is
largely determined by the mix of the
treble, mid and bass levels. In fact,
dif ferent kinds of music and vocal
programs usually sound better with
different mi xes of treble, mid and bass.

1 Disp lay t he audi o setti ngs scre en.
(→P.1 03)
2 Adjust the le vel of the bass, mid and
treble selecting
or for the
desired setting.





No. Function Page
Select to adjust the bass/mid/treble. 103
Select to adjust the balance/fader. 104
Select to set the Equalizer (EQ) to VOCAL, NATURAL or POWERFUL. (see more details in the Base Display Audio owner’s manual)
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Select to set the Automatic Sound Leveling (ASL) to Low, Mid, High or Off (see more details in the Base Display Audio owner’s manual)
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BALANCE

A good balance of the le ft and right
stereo channels and of the front and
rear so und levels is also important.
Keep in mind that when listening to a
ste reo recording or broadcast,
changing the right/left balance will
increase the volume of one group of
sounds while decreasing the volume
of another.

1 Display the a udio sett ings scre en.
(→ P.1 03)
2 Adjust the balance or fa der by
sel ect ing the d esired sett ing.
INFORMA TION
Sound ba lanc e can also be a djust ed by
to uching and dragging the marker on the
scree n with your finger or tou ching the
qua drant s.


AUT OMA TIC SOUND
LEVEL ING

The system adjusts to the optimum
volume and tone quality accord ing to
vehicle speed to compensate for
increased vehicle noise.







No. Functi on
Fader Increases the volume to the front side
Fader Increases the volume to the
rear side
Balance Increases the volume to the left side
Balance Increases the volume to the right side

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NAVIGATION
SYSTEM
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BASIC INFORMATION
BEFORE OPERATION

1. QUICK REFERENCE ...... ............ 108
2. DISPLAYING THE NA VIGATION
SCREEN.. ....... .............................. 112
DISPLAYING MAP SCREEN ............... 112
DISPLAYING THE NAVIGATION
MENU SCREEN.................................... 112
3. NAVIGATION SYSTEM FUNCTION
INDEX ...... .................................... 114
2 MAP SCREEN OPERATION
AND MAP ICONS

1 . MAP SCREEN OPERATION ...... . 116
CURRENT VEHICLE POSITION
DISPLAY……………………….............. 116
MAP CONFIGURATIONS……….......... 118
2. MAP ICONS……. ......................... 120
DISPLAYING VARIOUS
INFORMATION ON THE MAP........... 120
POI* ICONS……………………. ......... 120
3 DESTINATION SEARCH
1. DESTINATION SEARCH INDEX. . 123
2. SEARCH OPERATION………….. 124

BY REGISTERED POINTS ................ 124
FROM PREVIOUS DESTINATIONS.... 124
BY PHONE BOOK ............................... 125
BY ADDRESS...................................... 125
BY POIs*.............................................. 126
BY NAME…………............................... 127
BY CATEGORY…................................ 128
ON THE MAP....................................... 130
BY COORDINATES............................. 130
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ROUTE GUIDANCE
1. STARTING ROUTE GUIDANCE ... 132
STARTING ROUTE GUIDANCE
SCREEN………………………............... 132
ADJUSTING THE ROUTE…..….......... 133
2. ROUTE GUID ANCE….................... 134
ROUTE GUIDANCE SCREEN......... 134
VOICE GUIDANCE…………….......... 135
*: Point of Interest
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3 . SETTING AND DELETING THE
ROUTE……………………….... ...... 137
STOPPING ROUTE GUIDANCE........ . 138
ADDING AND EDITING WAY POINTS. 138
DISPLAYING ROUTE INFORMATION.. 140
DISPLAYING THE TURN LIST……..... 141
BLOCKING ROAD AHEAD……..…..... 141
DETOURING A SEGMENT O N THE
ROUTE…………………………….…..... 142
5 FAVORITE DESTINATION S
1 . REGISTERING AN ENTRY…....... 143
REGISTERING A NEW ENTRY........... 143
2. DISPLAYING AND EDITING THE
ENTRY INFORMATION………. ..... 1 47
DISPLAYING AND EDITING THE
ENTRY INFORMATION………............ 147
3. AUTO -NAVIGATION TO ENTRY.. 1 49
SETTING UP AUTO -NAVIGATION...... 149
4. SENDING AND RESTORING
STORED CONTACTS USING A
USB MEMORY……………….. ...... 150
SENDING STORED CONTACTS TO A
USB MEMORY…………………... ......... 150
RESTORING STORED CONTACTS
FROM A USB MEMORY……….. ......... 151
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NAVIGATION SETTING
1. MAP SETTINGS………………….. 152
SETTING THE MAP………………….. 152
2. ROUTE SETTINGS……………….. 155
SETTING THE ROUTE OPTIONS….... 155
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NAVIGATION SYSTEM
INFORMATION


1. LIMITATIONS OF THE
NAVIGATION SYSTEM. .... ........... 156
2. NAVIGATION DATABASE
UPDATES.. ................................... 158




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