TOYOTA tC 2016 Accessories, Audio & Navigation (in English)

2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION


 When is se lec ted , th e entr y is
r e gi ste re d in th e “F avori tes ” lis t o n the
“ Phon e” s creen . ( → P.6 9)

3 Se le ct the de sired entry.
4 C heck that the conne cting scre en is
displayed.
 T o c ancel a c al l, s e le ct “ E nd call”.










1 Select “Call se nder” .

2 C heck that the conn ect ing scre en
i s displayed.
 T o c ancel a c al l, s e le ct “ E nd call”.






























1 Select







2 Check th at th e co nnecting screen is
displ ayed.
 T o can ce l a ca ll, se lec t “End call”
BY A SHORT MESSAGE
The Premium Audio System offers
the feature to call the short
message sender’s phone number.
BY A POI 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 whee l
(IF EQUIPPED).

“Accept ”: Select to talk on the p hone.
“Reject” : Sel ect to re jec t the ca ll.
 T he la yout of th e in com in g ca ll screen
ma y diffe r depen ding on th e
i n fo rm ation av ailab le from th e
conn ecte d pho ne.
 Pr essi ng th e sw itc h on th e
s teer ing whee l (IF EQUIPPED) also
r e je ct a ca ll.
 R in gt one vo lum e can b e a dj ust ed by
tu rn in g t h e power/vo lume k nob.
2 The fol lowi ng scre en is displa yed.
 Si ngle call


 F or d etai ls a bout th is scree n: → P.7 3
 Call w aiting

 Th e firs t c a ll is put o n h ol d a nd th e
i n fo rm atio n o f th e p ar ty w ill be grayed
out .
 Fo r d etai ls abou t t h is scre en: → P.7 3
INFORM ATION
 Duri ng in terna tiona l tele p hon e ca lls ,
t he ot her p arty’ s nam e or numbe r ma y
n ot be di spl aye d c o rre ctly d e pen din g
o n the type o f cel lu la r p hon e y o u h ave.
 Ri ngt on e and ringt one vo lum e ca n
a lso b e s e t. ( → P.9 2)
 Th e c on tac t’s imag e wi ll be di spl aye d
on th e screen , if an im age fr om th e
ph one is avai labl e. In ca se no
c o nta ct’s i mage is ava ilab le , a generic
i mag e wi ll be d is play ed.
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No. F unction
Select to hang up the phon e.
• T he switch on the steering wh eel (IF EQUIPPED) can also be pressed to hang up the phone .
Select to dial a second number. (→ P.7 5)
Select to put a c a ll on hold. T o cancel this functi on, select “Contin ue”. Some Mobile Phone Services do not support Hold.
Select to send a to ne. ( → P.74)
Select to transfer the call. Select “ T ransfer” to change from a
hands -fr ee call to a cellular phone call. Select “Ha nds -free”
to change f rom cellular phon e call to hands -fr ee ca ll.
Displays the other par ty’s
information . The information show n here m ay differ depending on th e infor mation available fr om your phone.
Displays the dur ation of the call.
Select to mute your voice to th e other par ty. The icon will be highlighted during mute mode. To cancel muting your voice, select this icon a gain.
Select to change parties. Some Mobile Phone Services do not support “Swap calls”
Select to change to a confer ence ca ll.
Select to mute navigation voice prompts while in p hone call.

2. PHONE OPERATION
3. TALKING ON A Bluetooth® PHONE



While you are tal king on a Bluetoot h®
phone, a telephon e conversation
s creen is displayed. The operations
outline d belo w can be performed on
this screen.
 Single call







C all waitin g
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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION



INFORMATION
• Wh en yo u chang e fro m a cel lu la r
phon e call to a han ds-fre e cal l, th e
h a nds -fr e e screen w ill be dis pla ye d
a nd th e ca ll ca n be controlled through
t h e scre en of the Premium Audio
system .
• D epen din g on th e ce llu la r ph on e
c onnec te d, th e Bl uetoo th
® conn ect io n
may be canc ele d if a nd whe n a c al l is
t r a ns fe rre d to th e ce llu la r phon e.
• Tra ns ferr in g me thods wi ll be d if f erent
de pend in g on th e typ e of ce llu la r
phon e whic h y o u have.
• Fo r th e oper atio n of th e ce llu la r
p h one, see th e man ual t hat co me s
wi th y our cel lu la r ph one.
SENDING TONES
1 Select “Keypad” .
2 Enter t he numbe rs.

 Select to re tu rn th e
previ ous sc re en.
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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION



DIALING A SECO ND N UM BER
1 Select “D ia l” .
2 Select the desired method to call.

 W hen “Dial n um ber” is sel ect ed
3 Enter t he numbe r and then select

 W hen “Dial from phone book” is
sel ect ed
3 Se lect the de sired e ntry.







 W hen “D ia l fr om fav orites ” is selected
3 Select the desired entry
.

W hen “Dial from call l is ts” is sel ect ed
3 Se lect the desired list a nd th en se lect
the desired en try







4 C heck that the con necting screen is
dis played

 T o ca nce l a c a ll, se lec t “End ca ll”

5 W hen a new c a ll has b een e st ablish ed,
the fol lowi ng scr een will b e displayed


 T he firs t ca ll is put o n hold an d th e
i nf orma tio n o f th at call w ill b e grayed
out.
 T he in fo rm atio n a b ou t th e seco nd ca ll
is d isp laye d be lo w the in format ion of
t h e fi rs t ca ll




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2. PHONE OPERATION 2. PHONE OPERATION



SWITCHING BETWEEN CALLS
1 Select “Swap calls” .
 Every time “S wap calls ” is se le cte d;
t he part y wh o is on hol d wi ll be
sw itc hed.
 Th e oth er party c an also be switc hed by
selecting th e picture of the desired party
or pressi ng the
switch on the
st eering w heel (IF EQIPPED) .
SWITCHING TO CONFERENCE
CALL
1 Select “Link call s”.
INFORM ATION
In terr upting ca ll operat io n may differ
d e pend in g on y o ur Phone Company a nd
ce llul ar p h one.
ADJUSTING THE RECEIV ER
VOLUME
1 Turn th e po w er/v olu me kn ob to
a dju st th e vo lu me of the o th er
p art y’s v oic e.

INFORM ATION
Th e receiv er volum e ca n als o be
adjusted using the volume control switch
on the steering wheel.
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3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION
1. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION
3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION


No. Function
Select to call the sender .
Select to reply to the shor t messa ge by f r ee text.
Select to reply to the shor t messa ge by t e mplate.


Received short messages can be
forwarded from the connected
Bluetooth
® phone, enabling checking
and replying us ing this system.
Depen ding on the type of Bluetooth
®
phone co nnected, received short
mes sa ge may not be transferred to
the message inbox.
If the phone does not s u pport the short
message function, th is function cannot
be used.

RECEIVING A SHORT
MESSAGE

When a new short message is
re ce ived, a pop-up window is
displayed on the screen.

1 Select “Show” to check a received
short message.
2 Check that the message is displayed.
INFORMATION
On screen notification about incoming
messages can be se t to on or off.
( → P.95)
CHECKING RECEIVED SHORT
MESSAGES

1 Displ ay the “Phon e” m enu scre en and
select “Me ssages” . (→P. 58)
2 Select the “In bo x” tab.
3 Select the de sired short m essage.
 Th e s ta te o f a messag e is sh ow n b y the
f ol low in g ic ons.
: R ead message
: U nre ad message
4 Check t hat the message is d isplay ed.
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3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION
1. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION
3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION



REPLYING TO A SHORT
MESSAGE

1 Select “Repl y free te xt” or “ Re p l y
template” .
 W hen “Repl y templ ate ” is s e le cte d,
se lec t t h e des ir e d tem plate.
2 Ente r the m ess age a nd then s elect
“OK” .
 T he shor t m essage wi ll be s e nt.
INFORM ATION
“Repl y fr ee te xt” fu nct io n is n ot av ailab le
whi le dri vin g.
CHE CKING S ENT SHO RT
M ESSAGES

1 Dis p lay the “Ph one” me nu screen and
sele ct “Mes sag es ”. ( →P. 58)
2 Sele ct the “Sent” tab.
3 Sele ct the de sired short m essa ge.

 T he st at e of a messag e is show n b y
t h e fo llo w in g icons.
: Sending s u cc eeded
: Se nding failed
: Sendi ng
4 Check th at th e m essage is dis playe d.

“Re -sen d”: Sel ect to rese nd the
message. “Re -s en d” is disp la yed
i f se nd in g th e text message h as
fa iled.
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3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION 3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION



SENDING A NEW SHORT
MESSAGE

1 Display th e “Pho ne” menu scre en an d
select “Messa ges”. (→P. 58)
2 Select the “C reate n ew” tab.
3 Select “Cre ate mes sag e” or “Use
template” .

4 Enter t he message a nd then select
“OK” .
5 Select the desired num ber/c ontact to
whom the s hort messa ge should be
sent.

W hen “New n um ber” is sel ect ed
6 En te r the n umber an d then select
“OK” .
 Th e shor t m essage w ill b e s ent.
 W hen “Se le ct co nta ct” or “Se le c t
from call l is ts” is sel ected
6 Select the de sired list.
7 Se lect the de sired contact.
 If ther e are two or mor e ph on e
numbe rs, selec t th e des ir e d numbe r in
t h e lis t.
 Th e shor t m essage w ill b e s ent.
INFORM ATION
The “Cre ate m essag e” and “Pre pare
t e mpl ate mess age” funct io ns ar e not
avail able wh ile d riv ing.
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3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION 3. SHORT MESSAGE FUNCTION



CRE ATE A NEW S H ORT
MESSAGE

WHEN “Cr eate message” IS
SELECTED
1 Ente r the m ess age a nd then s elect
“OK” .

WHEN “Use template” IS SELECT ED
1 Select the desired template.

: Select t o delete the template.
2 Edit t h e sh ort m ess age and t h en se lect
“OK” .

INFORM ATION
• 1 0 mes sages hav e already bee n
re gis tere d to th e mes sage templ ate
s cre en.
• When route guid anc e is act ive, “I wi ll
a rri ve at XX:XX.” temp la te is ava ila bl e.
(“XX:XX” is th e c urren t es tim ate d t im e o f
arr ival .) This t empla te cann ot be
d ele ted.
• Th e c u rs o r’s pos it io n can b e move d by
se lec tin g th e des ired l ocat io n in t he
e nte r scree n.
• Th e shor t me ssag es c a n c on ta in u p
to
1 60 chara cters . If th e entered text
ex ceed s t h e c harac ter s av ail ab le f o r o ne
sh ort me ssage , a ne w shor t mess age
wi ll be gi n a ut oma tic ally . Th is is ind ica ted
b y a se parat ion lin e a nd a n ic o n in the
e ntry fie ld , wh ic h is s h ow n as s o on as
t her e a re on ly 1 0 ch arac ter s l eft fo r the
sh ort mess age.


• Th e numbe r of ch arac ter s le ft fo r t he
sh ort mess age is d isp laye d.
• A maxim um o f 3 shor t mess ages c a n be
wri tten in ser ies.
• Ent erin g t h e te xt f u nc tio n is no t a vai lab le
wh il e dr ivi ng.
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