display TOYOTA xB 2012 Accessories, Audio & Navigation (in English)

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Playing MP3, WMA Disc and
USB Portable Audio Player and
USB Memory Files in Random
Order
Each time you touch [RAND] MP3, WMA disc and USB portable audio player and USB memory files are played back as described below.
Normal playback d files in the folder are
played in random order d all files on the
disc are played in random order (d normal
playback)
Repeating Files
Each time you touch [RPT] MP3, WMA disc and USB portable audio player/USB memory files are played as described below.
Normal playback d playback of files is
repeated d files in the folder are played in
random order* (d normal playback)* If the random function is available, this is skipped.
Pausing Playback of Files
Touch on [] while the file is playing. Touch it again and playback resumes.
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Touch [] while the list is being displayed and then after setting the MULTI SELECTOR to tune mode, turn MULTI SELECTOR to the left to move the cursor to the previous song. Turning MULTI SELECTOR to the right will move the cursor to the next song. Press the POWER button to play the song that has been selected.• If the volume changes when you turn the MULTI SELECTOR, touch [] and then go through the same procedures.
Scrolling through the pages of the listTouch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the previous page. Touch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the next page.
Returning from the list display to the display for the file that is being
played Touch []. Touch [] or [] when the names of all the songs will not fit on the list display to display letters in a scrolling format.

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Selecting songs from the playlistTouch [Browse] to display the playlist table. Touch on the playlist using any of tabs indicated below and then select a method for searching for songs. Touch [<<] or [>>] to display the pre-vious/next tabs.
If you touch [] when the list is being displayed and then, after set-ting the MULTI SELECTOR to TUNE mode, turn the MULTI SELECTOR to the left, the cursor will move to the previous column. If you turn MULTI SELECTOR to the right, the cursor will advance to the next column. Press the POWER button to select the column that the cursor is posi-tioned at. • If the volume changes when you turn the MULTI SELECTOR, touch [] and then go through the same procedures.
TabAction when selected
[Playlists]Switches over to
the screen used for
searching for playlists
Touch [Playlist Name]
to display a list of
the playlists that
have been saved to
the iPod. Touch on
a playlist to display
a list of the songs
contained in the
playlist.
[Artists]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for artists
Touch [Artist Name] to
display a list of artist
names. Touch on the
artist name and then
the artist album name
to display a list of the
songs contained in
the album.
[Albums]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for albums
Touch [Album Name]
to display a list of
album names. Touch
on the album name
to display a list of the
songs contained in
the album.
[Songs]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for song names
Touch [Song Name] to
display a list of song
names.
[Podcasts]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for Podcasts
Touch [Podcast
Name] to display a list
of Podcast names.
Touch on a Podcast
name to display a list
of files names.
[Audiobooks]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for Audiobooks
Touch [Audiobook
Name] to display a list
of Audiobook names.

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[Genres]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for genres
Touch [Genre Name]
to display a list of
genre names. Touch
on the genre name
and then the album
name to display a
list of the songs
contained in the
album.
[Composers]Switches over to the
screen for searching
for composers
Touch [Composer
Name] to display
a list of composer
names. Touch on the
composer name and
then the album name
to display a list of the
songs contained in
the album.
Scrolling through the pages of the listTouch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the previous page. Touch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the next page.
Returning from the list display to the display for the file that is being played backTouch [].Touch [] or [] when the names of all the songs will not fit on the list display to display letters in a scrolling format.
Shuffling Playback of iPod Files
Each time you touch [], iPod tracks are played back as indicated below.
Normal playback d shuffle playback of
tracks on the list d shuffle playback of
albums on the list (d normal playback)
Repeating Tracks
Touch [] to repeat playback of tracks that are being played back.Suspends shuffle operations during shuffle play and repeats the track that is being played back. If repeat is cancelled, shuffle play is resumed.
Pausing Playback of Songs
Touch on [] while the song is playing. Touch it again and playback resumes.
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Registering Bluetooth Audio
Device
There are two methods for register-ing Bluetooth audio device to this system, both of which are explained below. If another Bluetooth audio device has already been connected, you will need to cancel this connection prior to beginning the registration process.You will mainly be working with your Bluetooth audio device to register it with the system. For details, see the user manual for your Bluetooth audio device.
Sending your pass key for registration
1. Touch [
] d [Bluetooth] d
[Connect Audio Player] d [Add
New]. If a device has already been
connected, a screen will appear
seeking confirmation of whether
this connection is to be cancelled
or not. Touch [YES].
2. Using the Bluetooth audio, search
for the Bluetooth- enabled device
and then select this unit ([CAR
MULTIMEDIA]).
3. Send the Passkey that appears
on the screen from the Bluetooth
audio device to the system.
If the Passkey has been sent
correctly, Bluetooth audio will
register it to the system and it will
be connected.
•Registering via SSP (Secure Simple Pairing)
1. Touch [
] d [Bluetooth] d
[Connect Audio Player] d [Add
New]. If a device has already been
connected, a screen will appear
seeking confirmation of whether
this connection is to be cancelled
or not. Touch [YES].
2. Using the Bluetooth audio, search
for the Bluetooth- enabled device
and then select this unit ([CAR
MULTIMEDIA]). • For some types of devices and authentication methods, number authentication or other means of verification may be required.
• Bluetooth 2.0 or higher is required
Connecting a Bluetooth Audio DeviceOnce the Bluetooth audio device is registered to the System, connec-tion takes place automatically. Up to five Bluetooth audio devices can be registered on the system. You can select the device that you want to listen to and it will be connected.Touch [] d [Bluetooth] d [Connect Audio Player] to display a list of devices. Touch the Bluetooth audio device that you want to connect.
Selecting Files
Any of the methods used below can be used to select Bluetooth audio files.
Selecting the previous/next fileTouch [] to return to the begin-ning of the file that is being played back. Touch [] again to play back the previous file. Touch [] to play back the next file.
A quick method for selecting the
previous/next fileTouch [] to change the MULTI SELECTOR to TUNE mode, then turn MULTI SELECTOR to the left to begin playback of the previous file. Turning MULTI SELECTOR to the right will begin playback of the next file.• If the volume changes when you turn the MULTI SELECTOR, touch [] and then turn the MULTI SELECTOR back and forth.
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Selecting tracks from the tracklistTouch [Track List] and then touch on the file that you want to listen to.[Tracks] and [Browse] only display when AVRCP Ver. 1.4 or greater devic-es are connected.
Selecting files from the folder:[Browse] d Touch on the folder to display the files contained inside the folder.
Touch [] while the tracklist /playlist
is being displayed to display the pre-vious page.Touch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the next page.
Returning from the list display to the file that is being playedTouch [].Touch [<] or [>] when the names of all the songs will not fit on the list display to display letters in a scrolling format.
Playing Bluetooth Audio Files in
Random Order
Each time you touch [RAND], Bluetooth audio files are played as described below.
Normal playback d files on the album are
played back in random order d all files
are played in random order (d normal
playback)[RAND] is only display when AVRCP Ver. 1.3 or greater devices are con-nected.
Repeating Files
Each time you touch [RPT], Bluetooth audio files are played as described below.
Normal playback d playback of files is
repeated d playback of the files on the
album is repeated* (d normal playback)* If the random function is available, this is skipped.
[RPT] is only display when AVRCP Ver. 1.3 or greater devices are con-nected.
Pausing Playback of Files
Touch on [] while the file is playing. Touch it again and playback resumes.
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Listening to the Next Track
Touch [].The next track will be determined by the server.
Refer to the Pandora homepage for more information regarding these operations.
Pausing Playback of Songs on
Pandora
Touch [] while the song is being played back to pause playback.
Touch it again to resume playback.
Giving a Thumbs UP/Thumbs
DOWN to a Song that is Playing
Touch on either the thumbs up or the thumbs down sign while the song is playing (or when playback has been paused).When casting a thumbs up or a thumbs down, this information is saved as a log in the Pandora account on the server and serves as a source of information influencing the content of future song selection.
[]Credits the song being
played back with a
Thumbs UP, which is
sent to the server via
iPhone.
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[]Gives the song being
played back a Thumbs
DOWN, which is
sent to the server via
iPhone. When a song
is given a Thumbs
DOWN, the next
song begins. A song
receiving a Thumbs
DOWN will not be
played in the future
on the station you are
listening to.If the Track UP restriction number is exceeded, even songs receiving Thumbs DOWN continue to be played back.
Bookmarking Songs that are
Being Played Back
Touch [Bookmark] when a song is being played back (or when play-back has been paused), and the touch either [SONG] or [ARTIST]. The songs and artists that you enjoy become bookmark-registered infor-mation sent to the server via iPhone. This information cannot be called up later. Bookmarked songs can only be referenced via a PC.Touch [CANCEL] to cancel the book-mark registration.
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Calling Up Stations Created on
a PC
Touch [Station] to display the Select Station screen. You can touch either of these to select the order in which your favorite stations come up.
By Date
[By Date]Stations created using
a PC are displayed as a
list in the order that they
were registered. Touch
on the station that you
want to listen to.
[A-Z]Stations created using
a PC are displayed as a
list in alphabetical order.
Touch on the station that
you want to listen to.
Scrolling through the pages of the listTouch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the previous page. Touch [] while the list is being dis-played to display the next page.
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Watching the VTR
You can connect Audio/ Video
devices to the system and watch
the VTR. An explanation on VTR
viewing is contained below.
VTR Viewing on a Full Screen
Touch [] on the A / V Source Operations Screen to set the V TR screen to full screen. To display the standard screen, touch on the
screen.
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Setting up the VTR
Touch [Options] to display the Options Menu. Touch on any of the below to set up the V TR.
Changing to Wide Mode
Touch [Wide] to display the screen for switching over to wide mode. Each time you touch [Normal/ Wide1/Wide2], the display switches over to wide mode as indicated below. After setting up wide mode, touch [Save].
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[Normal]Input images are
displayed at a 4:3 ratio.
[Wide1]Input images are
uniformly enlarged
horizontally for display.
[Wide2]Input images are
uniformly enlarged
vertically for display.
Adjusting VTR Image Quality
Touch [Display] to display the Image
Quality Adjustment screen. Touch [<<] or [>>] to switch to one of the adjustment items indicated below. Touch [OK] after establishing the adjustment setting.
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[Contrast]Each time you touch
[+], the display contrast
level increases up to a
maximum level of 5.
Each time you touch
[–], the display contrast
level decreases up to a
minimum level of – 5.
The higher the contrast
level, the greater
the luminance of the
image; the lower the
contrast level, the less
the luminance of the
image.
[Brightness]Each time you touch
[+], the display
brightness increases
up to a maximum level
of 5.
Each time you touch
[–], the display
brightness decreases
up to a minimum level
of - 5.
The greater the
brightness level, the
brighter the image; the
lesser the brightness
level, the darker the
image.

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[Color]Each time you touch
[+], the display tint
increases up to a
maximum level of 5.
The higher the tint
level, the more blue
the display appears.
Each time you touch
[–], the display tint
decreases to a
minimum level of - 5.
The lower the tint
level, the more red the
display appears.
[Tone]Each time you touch
[+], the display tone
increases up to a
maximum level of 5.
Each time you touch
[–], the display tone
decreases up to a
minimum level of - 5.
The more the tone is
increased, the denser
the colors become;
when the tone is
decreased, the colors
become lighter.

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Setting Up Audio-Visual
Touch [] to display the Setup
menu. You can then establish
various settings using the Setup
menu.
Setting Up the Display
Touch [Display] on the Setup menu to display the Display Settings menu. Next touch on the settings that fol-low to set them up. After establish-
ing the settings, touch [OK].
Canceling the screen displayTouch [Screen Off]. Touch on either [], [] or [] or use the other functions of the steer-ing switch to display the screen once again.
NOTICE
Even if the display does not
exhibit properly, you can
still carry out SEEK, TRACK,
startup, playback, pause,
volume adjustment, frequency
adjustment and disc insertion/
extraction operations.
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