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Basic operation

Basic operation of multimedia system

Settings and

egistration

Connecting a smartphone or communication device

Navigation

Audio system

Hands-free calls

Connected ser

vices

Parking assist s

ystem

Appendix

Registering and setting various features

Using Bluetooth® or Wi-Fi

Operating the map screen

ching the map

Sear Activating the route guidance

Listening to the radio Enjo

ying music

For hands-free cellular phone use

Operating the connected services

Checking the situation around the vehicle

Reference Information C

ertification

Index

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

For your information.............................7

Safet

y instructions...............................10

Reading this manual........................... 11

Pictorial index........................................ 13

Basic operation

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia sys-

tem

Display and contr

Multimedia screen overview........18

Main menu .............................................20

Status icons............................................22

Operating the touch screen........ 24

Basic screen function.......................27

Entering letters and numbers.....29

1-2. Basic operation of navigation sys-

tem

Map screen............................................30

Displaying the vehicle’s cur-

rent position .......................................32

Changing the scale of the

map.......................................................... 33

Changing the orientation of

the map .................................................34

Moving the map.................................. 35

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Audio system ON/OFF and

volume adjustment.........................36

Changing the audio source.........38

Changing the switch layout on

the source selection screen .....40

Connecting the USB port .............41

ol............................16

1-4. Voice control system

ating the system with

Oper

voice control......................................42

Starting voice control......................45

Speaking a voice command........48

Searching for information us-

ing the keyboard..............................52

Settings and registration

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

egistering a user profile..............56

2-2. Various settings

Changing the various settings ....61

2-3. Driver settings

Changing and registering a

user profile..........................................63

Setting up how to identify a

driver ......................................................66

2-4. General settings

Changing general multimedia

system settings..................................68

2-5. Screen settings

Changing the screen display

settings ...................................................71

2-6. Voice control settings

Changing the voice control

settings ..................................................73

2-7. Vehicle settings

Setting dealer information............ 75

Changing the security settings

.................................................................... 76

Updating and checking the

software information.....................78

2-8. Navigation Settings

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Navigation system settings..........82

Changing the map display set

tings.........................................................83

Route settings.......................................85

Guidance settings ............................88

Other settings .....................................90

2-9. Sound and media settings

Changing sound and media

settings ..................................................96

Switching the screen mode .........99

Adjusting the image quality......100

Adjusting the sound of each

source ..................................................101

2-10. Wi-Fi® Settings

Changing Wi-Fi® settings......... 102

2-11. Bluetooth® Settings

Setting Bluetooth® devices...... 104

Connecting a smartphone or

communication de

vice

3-1. Using the Bluetooth® function

Precautions when using Blue-

tooth® devices..............................108

Bluetooth® specifications and

compatible profiles........................111

Registering a Bluetooth® de-

vice from the multimedia

system...................................................113

Deleting a registered Blue-

tooth® device ..................................116

Connecting with a Blue-

tooth® device ..................................117

Setting a Bluetooth® device

as a primary device.......................121

Setting a Bluetooth® de

as a secondary device................122

vice

3-2. Connecting to a Wi-Fi® network

Precautions when using Wi-

Fi® devices...................................... 123

Connecting to a network us-

ing Wi-Fi

........................................ 125

3-3. Using Apple CarPlay and An-

droid Auto

Precautions when using Ap-

ple CarPlay and Android

Auto .....................................................128

Using Apple CarPlay with an

unregistered smartphone.........131

Using Apple CarPlay with a

registered smartphone............. 134

Using Android Auto...................... 137

When Apple CarPlay or An-

droid Auto might be mal-

functioning .......................................139

Navigation

4-1. Navigation system

t the use of map infor-

Abou

mation provision services using Wi-Fi

........................................ 144

Connected navigation................. 146

Connected navigation (with

built-in navigation system).......147

4-2. Map information

Displaying information for a

point .....................................................148

Map options screen....................... 149

Displaying POI icons....................150

Map display settings...................... 152

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Highway mode .................................156

4-3. Destination sear

ch operation

Searching for a destination........157

Destination search screen......... 158

Search result list screen................161

Adding a waypoint..........................162

Setting destinations from your

smartphone .....................................163

4-4. Destination setting

Full route map screen................... 165

Viewing a route guidance

demo.................................................... 166

Changing route options...............167

Changing the route .......................168

Setting points to pass through

on a route.......................................... 169

Editing waypoints............................170

4-5. Route guidance

Route guidance screen.................171

Lane display screens......................172

Searching for a route again .......174

Typical voice guidance

prompts...............................................175

4-6. Map update

Map database version and

covered area....................................176

Audio system

5-1. Radio operation

Listening to the r

adio ....................178

Listening to DAB.............................. 181

Handling the radio antenna......184

5-2. Internet radio

Using Internet radio.......................185

5-3. USB flash driv

e operation

Precautions for playback of

USB flash drive.............................. 186

Playing music files on a USB

flash drive.......................................... 188

Playing video files on a USB

flash drive........................................... 191

5-4. iPod/iPhone operation

Precautions for playback of

iPod/iPhone..................................... 194

Playing iPod/iPhone...................... 195

5-5. Apple CarPlay operation

Precautions for playback of

Apple CarPlay............................... 198

Playing Apple CarPlay................199

5-6. Android Auto operation

Precautions for playback of

Android Auto................................202

Playing Android Auto .................203

5-7. Bluetooth® audio operation

Precautions for Bluetooth

audio playback .............................205

Playing Bluetooth® audio......... 207

5-8. Miracast® operation

Precautions for playback of

Miracast

......................................... 210

Connecting Miracast®-com-

patible devices.................................211

Playing Miracast

Hands-free calls

...........................212

6-1. Precautions when using hands-

ee calls

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Precautions for hands-free

calling.................................................. 216

recautions when selling or

disposing of the vehicle............ 219

When hands-free calling

might be malfunctioning......... 220

6-2. Operating hands-free calls with

the steering switches

Operating with the steering

switches (Type A).........................224

Operating with the steering

switches (Type B) ........................226

6-3. How to make calls

Making calls from call history.228

Making calls from the favor-

ites list................................................. 229

Making calls from contacts...... 230

Making calls from keypad.......... 231

Calling using a wait or pause

signal................................................... 232

6-4. How to receive calls

Answering calls............................... 233

Declining calls..................................235

6-5. In-call operations

Perform operations from the

in-call screen..................................236

Answer an interrupted call.......238

Making a call to another party

during an ongoing call.............239

Making conference calls...........240

Ending calls.......................................... 241

6-6. Changing phones for hands-free

calls

Switching phones for hands-

free calls.............................................242

6-7. Editing contact data

ransferring contact data .......... 244

Adding new contact data to

contacts............................................. 248

Registering favorites....................250

6-8. How to use the message function

Precautions when using the

message function......................... 251

Making calls from the mes-

sage function .................................256

Connected services

7-1. Web browser (Internet)

t web browser (Internet)

Abou

function .............................................258

Displaying the web browser

screen................................................. 259

Operating the web browser

screen.................................................260

Parking assist system

8-1. Lexus parking assist monitor

exus parking assist monitor

functions........................................... 266

Displaying the guide screen.... 268

Changing the guide line dis-

play mode........................................ 270

Precautions for the Lexus

parking assist monitor...............275

8-2. Panoramic view monitor

Panoramic view monitor func-

tions.....................................................285

Display mode when the shift

position is in "P"............................ 289

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Display mode when the shift

position is in "D

Display mode when the shift

position is in "R"............................ 299

The screen when the outside

rear view mirrors are folded. 307

Zooming in on the screen.........308

Displaying transparent under-

floor vision........................................310

Changing the panoramic view

monitor settings............................ 312

Precautions for the panoramic

view monitor ...................................314

If you notice any symptoms....... 331

Appendix

9-1. Appendix

Information abou

data that can be used in the

audio system.................................. 334

Certification ......................................344

Index.................................................................. 348

" or "N"............. 291

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Introduction

For your information

Multimedia owner’s manual

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This manual describes the oper manual and the "Owner’s Manual" carefully to ensure proper use.

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Please be aware that the content of this manual may be different from the system in some cases, such as due to software updates and changes to specifications.

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This manual contains information related to system software Ver.1031 (with 14-inch display) or Ver.1029 (with 9.8-inch display) and earlier. For the latest information, refer to the following URL. Before using this system, be sure to read the information relating to the latest software version.

Depending on the country or area, the software update service may not be available.

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The company names and products listed in this manual are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Disclaimer about data compensation

This system saves data onto the internal memory. Data saved in the memory may become corrupted or lost due to s causes.

ystem failure, repair, malfunction, bugs, or other

Please note that Toyota takes no responsible whatsoever for direct and/or indirect damage, and offers no compensation for data if the data that was saved in the internal memory could not be saved properly.

Introduction

Removal of the 12-volt battery

When the engine switch <power switch> is turned off, all data is saved in the system. If the 12be saved correctly.

volt battery terminal is removed before the data is saved, the data may not

For Australian owners

For details about Lexus group privacy and credit information policy, refer to http:// www.lexus.com.au/privacy.

Introduction

Safety instructions

o use this system in the safest possible manner, follow all the safety tips shown

T below.

This system is intended to assist in reaching the destination and, if used properly, can do so. The driver is solely responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle and the safety of your passengers. Do not use any feature of this system to the extent it becomes a distraction and prevents safe driving. The first priority while driving should always be the safe operation of the vehicle. While driving, be sure to observe all traffic regulations. If a traffic sign on the road has been changed, route guidance may not have the updated information such as the direction of a one way street.

While driving, listen to the voice instructions as much as possible and glance at the screen briefly and only when it is safe. However, do not totally rely on voice guidance. Use it just for reference. If the system cannot determine the current position correctly, there is a possibility of incorrect or delayed guidance, or no voice guidance at all.

The data in the system may occasionally be incomplete. Road conditions, including driving restrictions (no left turns, street closures, etc.) frequently change. Therefore, before following any instructions from the system, look to see whether the instruction can be done safely and legally.

This system cannot warn about such things as the safety of an area, condition of streets, and availability of emergency services. If unsure about the safety of an area, do not drive into it. Under no circumstances is this system a substitute for the driver’s personal judgement.

WARNING

●

or safety, the driver should not operate the system while he/she is driving. Insufficient

F attention to the road and traffic may cause an accident.

●

While driving, be sure to obey the traffic regulations and maintain awareness of the road conditions.

Reading this manual

Symbols in this manual

Symbols Meanings

WARNING : Explains something that, if not obeyed, could cause death or serious injur

y to people.

NOTICE : Explains something that, if not obeyed, could cause damage to or a malfunction in the vehicle or its equipment.

Indicates operating or working procedures.

Explains something other than descriptions about operation methods and functions that y

ou should know and are useful to know.

Symbols in illustrations

Introduction

Symbols Meanings

Indicates the action (pushing, turning, etc.) used to operate buttons and other de

vices.

Introduction

Symbols Meanings

Indicates the component or place being explained.

Pictorial index

Instrument panel

The below illustration is for a left-hand drive vehicle.

Introduction

Microphone..................................................................................................................... P.43

Steering wheel switches

Controlling audio ...................................................................................................................... P.38

Operating the system with voice control.........................................................................P.45

Making a phone call....................................................................................................P.224, 226

Display ................................................................................................................................ P.16

[ VOL

USB port............................................................................................................................. P.41

] knob ..............................................................................................................P.36

Introduction

Basic operation

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia sys-

tem

Display and contr

Multimedia screen overview.......18

Main menu .........................................20

Status icons........................................22

Operating the touch screen.......24

Basic screen function.....................27

Entering letters and numbers.....29

1-2. Basic operation of navigation sys-

tem

Map screen........................................30

Displaying the vehicle’s cur-

rent position....................................32

Changing the scale of the map..33

Changing the orientation of

the map.............................................34

Moving the map...............................35

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Audio system ON/OFF and

volume adjustment.......................36

Changing the audio source ........38

Changing the switch layout on

the source selection screen.....40

Connecting the USB port.............41

1-4. Voice control system

Operating the system with

voice control...................................42

Starting voice control ....................45

Speaking a voice command........48

ol..........................16

Searching for information us-

ing the k

eyboard...........................52

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Basic operation of multimedia system

Display and control

14-inch display

▶

▶ 9.8-inch display

Display

Operate the touch screen by directly touching it.

[ VOL

] knob

Turn the audio on/off and adjust the volume.

INFORMATION

●

The LCD screen may appear washed out or dark depending on the surrounding environment or angle it is viewed.

●

The screen may be difficult to see if sunlight or other external light hits the screen.

●

The screen may appear dark or hard to see if you wear polarized sunglasses.

WARNING

For safety, the driver should operate the display as little as possible while driving and should stop the vehicle to operate the display. Operating the display while driving is dangerous such as mistakenly turning the steering wheel or other unforeseen accidents.

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

WARNING

Additionally, look at the display only as necessary and as briefly as possible when driving the vehicle.

NOTICE

Do not use the display for long periods of time with the engine <hybrid system> turned off. Doing so may deplete the 12-volt battery.

Restarting the system

When the system response is extremely slow, you can restart the system.

● Press and hold the [ VOL] knob for

at least 3 seconds.

Basic operation

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Multimedia screen overview

Main menu

Changes the function to be display

Microphone button

Display

s the voice recognition screen enabling verbal operation of the navigation,

audio, climate, and various other functions.

Status icons

The clock and icons with information abou at the top of the screen.

Climate control buttons

Oper

ate the air conditioner and vehicle functions.

ed on the screen when an icon is touched.

t communication statuses, etc. are displayed

INFORMATION

●

The display

●

14-inch display only:

Touch [

ed content may differ depending on the size of the multimedia screen.

] on the map scr

een to dis-

play the map in a larger size, and touch

[

] on the audio scr

een to display the

content in a larger size.

Related Links

Main menu(P. 20)

arting voice control(P. 45)

*1 :

efer to the "Owner’s Manual".

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Status icons(P. 22)

Basic operation

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Main menu

The function to be display

: Apple CarPlay

s the Apple CarPlay screen.

Display

: Android Auto

ed on the screen can be changed by touching an icon.

™

Displays the Android Auto screen.

: Navigation system

Display

s the map screen. The navigation system can be operated to search for a

destination or perform other navigation system-related tasks.

: Audio

s the audio control screen. The desired source can be selected to play

Display audio.

: Phone

Display

s the phone screen. A cellular phone connected via Bluetooth® can be

used to make hands-free phone calls.

: Vehicle information

Display

s the vehicle information screen. Vehicle information such as fuel consump-

tion displays and settings of vehicle equipment can be done.

: Connected

s the apps screen.

Display

This function is not available in some countries. For details (service available countries list, operation, setup, etc.), contact your Lexus dealer.

: Settings

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Displays the settings screen. Multimedia system and vehicle settings can be changed.

INFORMATION

The Apple CarPlay/Android Auto icons are displayed when a supported device connects to the s

ystem and the applicable function is enabled.

Basic operation

*1 :

efer to the "Owner’s Manual".

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Status icons

The time and icons with information abou

t communication statuses are displayed

at the top of the screen.

Displays the current time. Touching the clock displays the date and time settings scr

een.

Displays the connection status of the cellular phone connected via Bluetooth®. T

ouching the icon displays the Bluetooth® settings screen.

Displays the reception level of the connected cellular phone.

Displays the remaining battery charge of the connected cellular phone.

Displays the reception status of the Data Communication Module (DCM).

Displays the Wi-Fi® r

Displayed when the Lexus parking assist-sensor is active.

eception level.

Displayed when a hands-free call was made while a screen other than the phone

een was being displayed.

scr

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Displayed when the internet radio is playing.

Displayed when the power of a wireless charger is on.

INFORMATION

●

The display

ed remaining battery charge for the cellular phone may not match the display on the cellular phone. Additionally, the remaining battery charge may not be able to be displayed depending on the phone model.

●

You may not be able to use Wi-Fi® if the reception level is poor.

●

If you use your cellular phone at places or states like the following, you may not be able to connect via Bluetooth®:

•

The cellular phone is behind or under a seat, or inside the glove box or console box

•

The cellular phone is touching or covered with metallic materials

●

If the cellular phone is set to power saving mode, the Bluetooth® connection may automatically be disconnected. If that happens, disable power saving mode on the cellular phone.

Related Links

Changing general multimedia system settings(P. 68)

Basic operation

Setting Bluetooth® devices(P. 104)

*1 :

If equipped

*2 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Operating the touch screen

ate the touch screen by directly touching it with a finger.

Oper

■ Touch

Gently touch the screen. You can select items on the screen.

■ Drag

Move your finger while it is touching the screen. You can scroll on the list and map screens.

■ Flick

Quickly swipe your fingertip that touches the screen. You can scroll on the list and map screens.

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

■ Pinch in/

pinch out

Move two fingers in and out while touching the screen. You can zoom in and out on maps.

INFORMATION

●

der to operate some functions, it may be necessary to touch and hold or double

In or tap (touch 2 times quickly) the screen.

●

The sensitivity level when touching the screen can be changed.

●

Response sound output either ON/OFF when the screen switch is touched can be changed.

●

Flick operations may not work smoothly in high altitude areas.

●

Operation of the screen is restricted while driving.

Related Links

Changing general multimedia system settings(P. 68)

Basic operation

Notes for operating the touch screen

INFORMATION

●

If ther

e is no response from the buttons on the screen, take your finger off the screen

and try again.

●

In the following situations, the screen buttons may not respond or malfunction:

•

If a glove is worn

•

If the screen is operated with a fingernail

•

If the screen is being touched with another finger or palm at the same time

•

Dirt or water is on the screen

•

If a plastic film or coating is on the screen

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

•

If the v

ehicle is near a TV tower, power plant, filling station, broadcast station, large display, airport, or any other place from which strong radio waves or noise eliminates

•

When you are carrying or charging a portable wireless communication device, such as a radio or cellular phone, in the vehicle

●

If the screen is touched or covered with a metallic object like one of the following, the screen buttons may not respond or malfunction:

•

A card covered in metal such as aluminum foil

•

A cigarette case that uses aluminum foil

•

A wallet, purse, or bag with metallic parts

•

Coins

•

Media, such as CDs and DVDs, a USB cable, etc.

●

If the system is started with a finger touching the screen, the screen buttons may not respond. Remove any fingers off the screen and try again. If the buttons are still not responding, turn off the engine switch <power switch> and restart the system.

●

The Apple CarPlay map application does not support the pinch in/pinch out feature.

NOTICE

●

o protect the screen, gently touch the screen with your finger when operating it.

●

Do not operate the touch screen with anything other than your finger.

●

Gently clean the screen with a glasses cleaning cloth or similar soft cloth. Touching the screen forcibly with your finger or a hard cloth may scratch the surface of the screen.

●

Do not use benzine or an alkaline solution to clean the screen. Doing so may damage the screen.

●

Under certain conditions, the screen may feel slightly hot. Be careful as if it is touched for a long time, it may cause slight burns.

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Basic screen function

A list scr audio. Scroll the list to select the desired item.

een will be displayed if there are multiple candidates such as settings and

Main menu

Changes the function to be display

ed on the screen by touching an icon.

Submenu

Display

s items on a list. Scrolling the list can be done by dragging or flicking the screen.

Description area

Display

s detailed information about the item you selected on the submenu.

Breadcrumb list

Display

s screen titles in a hierarchy. Touching [＜] returns to the hierarchy one level up.

INFORMATION

Basic operation

Operation of the screen is restricted while driving.

■ Sear

ching a list

Touching text in an index displays the desired item from the list.

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

urning the settings on or off

■ T

Touching an item turns the setting on or off.

: On

: Off

■ Multiple setting options

ouching an item that has [

bles y

ou to select an item from multiple

] to it ena-

options.

■ Adjusting the level

Dragging the slider enables the level of the setting to be adjusted.

Related Links

Main menu(P. 20)

1-1. Basic operation of multimedia system

Entering letters and numbers

etters and numbers can be entered by using the keyboard. Entering letters

L displays predictive text.

▶ Screen example

: Closes the keyboard and returns to the previous screen.

: Moves the cursor.

: Displays suggested text based on current text input.

: Deletes one character.

: Switches the keyboard.

: Toggles between uppercase and lowercase.

Basic operation

[Go] : P

erform search based on input text.

: Closes the keyboard.

: Changes to the numbers and symbols input mode.

: Changes to the alphabet text input mode.

INFORMATION

●

The display

●

Touch and hold [

●

Double tap [

*1 :

This function is not a

ed keyboard type differs depending on the feature.

ectly select the keyboard type.

] to dir

] to fix the letters to uppercase for input.

vailable in some countries or areas.

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Basic operation of navigation system

Map screen

Information display fr

om the main menu.

Current position mark

s current position and orientation of the vehicle.

Display

Lane information display

s the through and turning lanes at an intersection/junction.(Only available for

Display

ed on the map screen and its purpose is as follows. Touch [

intersections/junctions with information in the map data)

During route guidance, the suggested lane to drive in will be displayed in highlight.

Name display

epending on the situation, the following will be displayed: (Only available for points

D with information in the map data)

●

Names of roads being driven on

Scale display

s the scale of the displayed map.

Display

Orientation mark

s the orientation of the map. Touch to change the orientation of the map.

Display

For details about changing the orientation of the map, refer to Changing the orientation of the map.

Zoom in/out button

ooms the map screen in/out.

Display setting button

s the display setting screen and allows for changing of the nearby POI display

Display settings, etc.

Destination button

s the destination search screen.

Display

Microphone button

]

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Displays the voice recognition screen.

Related Links

Displaying the vehicle’s current position(P. 32)

Changing the orient

Map display settings(P. 152)

Searching for a destination(P. 157)

Operating the system with voice control(P. 42)

ation of the map(P. 34)

Basic operation

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Displaying the vehicle’s current position

The curr

ent position of the vehicle is displayed by the current position mark [

When the map screen has been scrolled, touch [ ] or [ ] from the main menu, to return the map to the vehicle’s current position.

INFORMATION

●

When the vehicle is new, or a cable has been disconnected and reconnected to a 12-volt battery terminal, the actual current position of the vehicle and the position

[ ] display for a while, through map matching and received GPS information, the displayed

current position [ may take several minutes.) If GPS information is not received and the current position is not corrected automatically, stop the vehicle in a safe location and correct the current position manually.

ed by the current position mark [

] will be corr

ected automatically.(Depending on the situation, it

] may dif

fer. However, after driving

●

The shape of the current position mark [

Related Links

Map display customization settings(P. 84)

osition/Direction calibration(P. 95)

] dif

fers depending on the map color.

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Changing the scale of the map

The map scr

Touch [

●

The scale can also be changed using double t tions on the screen.

Double tap zoom in: Touch the screen quickly 2 times

●

Touch and hold [

een can be zoomed in/out.

] or [ ] on the map scr

]/[ ] to steples

een.

ap or pinch in/pinch out opera-

sly change the map scale.

City map

When the map is fully zoomed, a city map can be displayed.

ith the map scale display at 50 m (150 ft.), touch [

Basic operation

To cancel the city map, touch [ ] or pinch in on the scr

INFORMATION

●

If the curr

●

If the vehicle moves to or the map is scrolled to an area where the city map is not available, the real city map will be canceled automatically.

ent area is not included in the map data, the city map will not be displayed.

een.

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Changing the orientation of the map

The orient

ation of the map can be fixed or changed to match the vehicle heading.

Change the orientation as desired.

Each time [

] on the map scr

een is touched, the orientation of the map screen

will change between north up, heading up, and 3D display.

●

North up display [

The map is alw

]

ays displayed with north up, regardless of the direction travel of

the vehicle.

●

Heading up display [

]

The map is always displayed with the direction of travel of the vehicle always up.

●

3D map [ ]

Display

s a 3D map. When 3D map is touched, the map is displayed with the

direction of travel of the vehicle always up.

INFORMATION

●

The display angle of the 3D map can be adjusted.

●

When the orient any screen other than the current position screen (destination setting map screen, full route map screen, etc.), the orientation will change to north up. However, it will return to heading up or 3D map when the current position screen is displayed.

ation of the map is heading up or 3D map, if the map is changed to

Related Links

Display angle setting(P. 84)

1-2. Basic operation of navigation system

Moving the map

The map can be mo screen.

Touch a point on the map.

●

The center of the map screen will be moved to the touched point.

●

The location or P registered as a favorite. Also, if information is available for the POI, it can be displayed.

●

By touching [ new destination or waypoint.

●

Touch [

INFORMATION

ved and a touched point can be set as the center of the map

OI that the map was moved to can be set as a destination or

after scrolling the map to any point, the point can be set as a

]

] or [ ] to r

eturn to the vehicle’s current position.

Basic operation

The map can be scrolled by touching and dragging or flicking the screen.

Related Links

Operating the touch screen(P. 24)

Changing the orient

Displaying information for a point(P. 148)

ation of the map(P. 34)

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Basic operation of audio system

Audio system ON/OFF and volume adjustment

The audio can be turned off when not in use, or the volume can be adjusted to an appropriate level.

The system can be used when the engine switch <power switch> is in ACC or ON.

NOTICE

●

Do not use the audio system for extended periods without the engine running <the hybrid system is not running>. Doing so may cause the 12-volt battery to run down.

●

Listen to the audio at an appropriate volume that will not interfere with safe driving.

■ Operating with knob

[ VOL] knob

Press this to switch between on and off. Turn to adjust the volume.

■ Operating with the steering switches

▶

Type A

[+] switch

Turns the volume up.

Press and hold to adjust continuously.

[-] switch

Turns the volume down.

Press and hold to adjust continuously.

ype B

▶ T

Audio power switch

witch can be used if set as a favorite steering switch through customization. For

This s the customization procedure, refer to the "Owner’s Manual".

Press this to switch between on and off.

[+] switch

Turns the volume up.

Press and hold to adjust continuously.

[-] switch

Turns the volume down.

Press and hold to adjust continuously.

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Basic operation

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Changing the audio source

ce can be changed to radio, USB, etc.

Sour

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Sources].

] from the main menu.

3 Touch the source you wish to select.

INFORMATION

●

If a cellular phone is used inside the v noise may be output from the audio speakers.

●

The following functions cannot be used depending on the connection method for Apple CarPlay.

•

iPod

•

USB audio or USB video

•

Bluetooth® audio

•

Miracast

•

Android Auto

●

The following functions are not available while connected to Android Auto.

•

iPod

•

USB audio or USB video

•

Apple CarPlay

ehicle or nearby while listening to audio,

Changing the source with the steering switch

Changing the source with the steering switch is possible.

ype A

▶ T

[MODE] switch

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Basic operation

The sour

ces will switch in order.

Press and hold to pause or mute. Press and hold again to cancel.

If you change the button layout on the source selection screen, the switching order will also change.

▶ Type B

Mode switch

This switch can be used if set as a favorite steering switch through customization. For the customization procedure, refer to the "Owner’s Manual".

The sources will switch in order.

Press and hold to pause or mute. Press and hold again to cancel.

If you change the button layout on the source selection screen, the switching order will also change.

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Changing the switch layout on the source selection screen

The positions of the s operate.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Sources].

3 Touch [

sour switch, and release it.

] from the main menu.

] on the right side of the

ce to be relocated, move the

witches can be changed as desired to make them easier to

1-3. Basic operation of audio system

Connecting the USB port

onnect a device such as smartphone or portable player.

● Connect the USB cable to the port.

When connecting a USB flash drive, connect it directly to the USB port.

INFORMATION

●

iewing may not be possible, depending on your device.

●

Refer to the instruction manual of the USB cable and the device to be connected.

●

Use a power source such as the battery supplied with the connected device. Using the accessory socket installed in the vehicle may cause noise output. (Refer to the separate "Owner’s Manual" for details on the accessory socket.)

Basic operation

NOTICE

●

o not push down on or subject the connected device to unnecessary pressure.

D The device or its terminal may be damaged.

●

Keep the port free of foreign matter. The device or its port may be damaged.

1-4. Voice control system

Voice control system

Operating the system with voice control

Using the v

oice control system enables the operation of the navigation system, air conditioner, audio, hands-free phone calls, and many other features with voice commands. When using the Lexus Connect*1, information that takes advantage of content on the cloud server can be searched.

Displays voice recognition status.

[

]/[ ] : W

[

] : Listening

[

] : P

Displays the response of the system and recognition results as text.

Displays the keyboard screen.

Enables y

Displays examples of voice commands in a list.

ou can check examples of speech frequently used in voice commands by feature.

Closes the voice recognition screen.

aiting for speech

rocessing voice recognition

ou to search for various information using a keyboard.

INFORMATION

●

The connection st

atus of Lexus Connect*1 may be displayed on the screen.

[No online service] : No valid online service contract.

[No internet connection] : Not connected to the internet.

●

The voice recognition screen will be displayed as a banner while driving.

1-4. Voice control system

Related Links

Searching for information using the keyboard(P. 52)

Microphones

Microphones are installed on the driver's side and the passenger's side, respectively.

INFORMATION

●

oice operations can be done from the driver seat or passenger seat by activating the voice control system with wake word. On this occasion, voice commands from seats other than the system activating seats are not recognized.

●

However, some features are not available for voice control from passenger seat.

Supported languages

Basic operation

This function is compatible with the following languages:

■ Oceania

English

■ South East Asia

English, Thai, Indonesian

■ Middle East

English, Ar

■ South and Central America

abic

English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese

■ South Africa

English, French

■ Hong Kong

English, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese

*1 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

1-4. Voice control system

■ India

English

1-4. Voice control system

Starting voice control

oice control can be started by any of the following operations:

■ Press the talk switch

Press [

▶ Type A

▶ T

ype B

witch (talk switch) on the steering wheel.

] s

Basic operation

The position of each switch function will vary depending on the state of the vehicle and multimedia system.

■ Say the wake word

Say "Hey Lexus".

●

The wake word can be changed on the settings screen.

●

The wake word can be used and then immediately issue a voice command.

Example: "Hey Lexus, go to nearby coffee shop"

1-4. Voice control system

ouch the microphone button

■ T

Touch [

] on the scr

een.

INFORMATION

●

If the voice control system was activated by the talk switch or microphone button, voice operations from the passenger side cannot be done.

●

The voice control system may not recognize commands if they are not said clearly. Take note of the following points when using it:

•

Speak in a clear voice.

•

Close the window as commands may not be recognized properly due to noise (wind noise or external noise).

•

If the air conditioner blows loudly, commands may not be recognized properly, so reduce the air volume.

•

If music is being played loudly while a command is issued, that command may not be recognized, so lower the music volume.

•

Commands may not be recognized if several people speak at once.

●

You can interrupt the voice prompt by saying a voice command.

●

You can turn voice prompt on or off on the settings screen.

●

You can adjust the system voice volume on the settings screen.

Related Links

Changing the wake word to start the voice control system(P. 73)

Changing the v

oice control settings(P. 73)

Stopping voice control

Voice commands can end with one of the following operations:

●

Cancel".

Say "

1-4. Voice control system

●

ouch [

●

ress and hold the talk switch on the steering wheel.

] on the voice recognition screen.

Basic operation

1-4. Voice control system

Speaking a voice command

oice command when the voice recognition screen appears. The system can

Say a v recognize natural speech.

INFORMATION

●

ommands may not be recognized if said with an accent or non-standard phrasing.

●

If the voice control system does not recognize aliases or abbreviations when searching for place names and facilities, say the official name.

●

Speaking by including what you want to do, makes it easier for the voice control system to recognize your command. For example, when searching for a destination by name, do not say only the name. Instead, say a phrase which includes a name and a verb, such as "Go to nearby coffee shop".

List of features

This is a list of the main features that can be operated verbally and example voice commands.

vailable features differ depending on the vehicle and equipped system.

The a

■ Common commands

Action Example voice command

Start from the beginning "Start over"

Stop voice control "Cancel"

Open hints for voice commands "Help"

Return to the previous screen "Go back"

Select a list number "Number one"

Change the list page "Next page" "Previous page"

*1 :

If equipped

1-4. Voice control system

■ Destination sear

The destination can be set from the name, genre, and address of the facility.

Action Example voice command

Search for a facility "Find a <POI category/POI name>""Go to nearby coffee shop"

Search for an address "Get directions to <address>"

Return to your home "Take me home"

vigation operation

■ Na

The map can be operated and destination can be delete.

Action Example voice command

Change the map type "Change map to 3D"

Changing the map scale "Zooming in" "Zooming out"

Display the map screen "Show map"

Check the route information "What's my ETA?"

Delete the destination "Delete destination"

Displays the destination history "Show recent destinations"

udio operation

■ A

Basic operation

Audio operations, such as radio, USB memory, Bluetooth® audio, can be done.

Artist names, album names, song names which are registered to the media can be specified.

They can also be specified from the radio station name.

Action Example voice command

Adjust the volume "Volume up" "Volume down"

Mute the volume "Mute audio"

Play next/previous song "Next song" "Previous song"

Specify a song to play

Select a radio station "Tune to <FM frequency>""Tune to <FM station name>"

Change the audio source "Change to <audio source>"

"Play <artist>""Play <album>""Play <song>"

1-4. Voice control system

■ Hands-fr

ee phone operation

Phone calls can be made with a Bluetooth® mobile phone connected to the vehicle.

The name and phone type, which are registered in the contacts, can be specified and from there the phone number can be called.

Action Example voice command

Make a phone call to a contact in your phone book "Call <contacts>"

Make a phone call to a phone number "Call <phone number>"

Display the call history "Show recent calls"

Send a message

Read out a message

Display the Bluetooth® connection scr

■ Information sear

ch service

een

*2*5

"Send message to <contact name>"

"Read message"

"Show Bluetooth Settings"

Using online service and searching information can be done.

Action Example voice command

Check the weather information "Tell me the weather in Tokyo tomorrow"

■ Climate contr

Air conditioner temperature and fan speed can be operated.

Action Example voice command

Turn the air conditioning on or

off

Adjust the air conditioner tem-

perature

Adjust the air conditioner fan

speed

ehicle device control

■ V

"Turn on the air conditioner" "Turn off the air conditioner"

"Turn up the temperature" "Turn down the temperature" "Set the temperate to 25 degrees"

"Turn the fan speed up" "Turn the fan speed down" "Set the fan speed to 3"

*2*5

Vehicle functions such opening and closing the windows can be operated.

Action Example voice command

Open or close all windows

"Open all windows" "Close all windows" "Open

er side window" "Close driver side window"

driv

1-4. Voice control system

Action Example voice command

Open or close the moon roof

Turn on the front windshield wiper

*2*4

Change the illumination color

Turn on the head-up display

Display the odometer

Display Trip Meter A

Display the camera view

Change the camera view

■ V

ehicle information

*2*4

"Open moon roof" "Close moon roof"

"Turn on the front wiper"

"Set seat position number 1" "Save seat position number 1"

"Set the illumination to red"

"Turn on head up display"

"Show odometer"

"Show Trip A"

"Show side camera view" "Show wide front cam-

a" "Show moving camera"

"Change camera view"

Information, such as fuel consumption and cruising range can be checked.

Action Example voice command

Check the fuel economy "What's my fuel consumption?"

Basic operation

Check the cruising range "What's my cruising range?"

Check the average speed "What's my average speed?"

erbal response to displayed notifications

■ V

Verbal responses can be made to incoming phone calls and other notifications. Settings related to verbal responses can be changed on the voice settings screen.

Related Links

Changing the voice control settings(P. 73)

*2 :

If equipped

*3 :

ou can play music stored on a device connected via USB.

*4 :

Voice commands from the passenger’s seat are not recognized.

*5 :

Lexus Connect contract is required.

1-4. Voice control system

Searching for information using the keyboard

arious information can be searched by using the keyboard.

1 Touch[

If search history exists, the history screen will appear, enabling you to select from the histor

2 Select the category that you want to

search.

[Navigation] : Enter an address, facility name, phone number, area, road name, intersection, POI category, etc.

[Media] : Enter an album, artist, song name, playlist, genre, radio station, etc.

[Phone] : Enter a name, phone number, or something else registered in the phone book.

[Vehicle] : Enter fuel consumption or other vehicle information that you want to display.

[Settings] : Enter the setting that you want to configure, such as audio, phone, and air conditioning.

3 Enter the search keyword and touch

[Go].

1-4. Voice control system

4 When the list of sear

INFORMATION

●

ation of the screen is restricted while the vehicle is moving.

Oper

Search is not available when you are connected to Apple CarPlay/Android Auto.

ch results is displayed, touch the desired item.

Basic operation

1-4. Voice control system

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

2-2. Various settings

2-3. Driver settings

2-4. General settings

2-5. Screen settings

2-6. Voice control settings

2-7. Vehicle settings

2-8. Navigation Settings

Settings and registration

egistering a user profile.............56

Changing the various settings ....61

Changing and registering a

user profile ......................................63

Setting up how to identify a

driver..................................................66

Changing general multimedia

system settings...............................68

Changing the screen display

settings...............................................71

Changing the voice control

settings..............................................73

Setting dealer information...........75

Changing the security settings

.............................................................. 76

Updating and checking the

software information...................78

Navigation system settings..........82

Changing the map display set-

tings....................................................83

Route settings ...................................85

Guidance settings.......................... 88

Other settings...................................90

9. Sound and media settings

Changing sound and media

settings..............................................96

Switching the screen mode.........99

Adjusting the image quality......100

Adjusting the sound of each

source.............................................. 101

2-10. Wi-Fi® Settings

Changing Wi-Fi® settings........ 102

2-11. Bluetooth® Settings

Setting Bluetooth® devices..... 104

Settings and registration

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

Multimedia system initial setup

Registering a user profile

egister a user profile for the main user as the initial setup for the multimedia

system.

By registering a user profile, you can save the driving position, multimedia, and various other settings as a profile for each driver. You can drive the vehicle without having to change the settings of other drivers in the case that multiple drivers, such as your friends and family, drive the vehicle.

You can drive the vehicle in guest mode if you do not want to use a user profile.

User profiles

Driving positions, multimedia settings, and other vehicle settings for each driver can be sa

●

■ Linking to a "Lexus Connected App" account

●

ved and the applicable driver can load them when driving the car.

Up to three user profiles can be registered.

The following setting information can be saved in a profile:

•

Some multimedia settings : Volume and tone quality, navigation system, audio, etc.

•

Some vehicle settings : Driving position, meters, etc.

Vehicle settings are automatically saved to the current profile when they are changed.

Search history, individual settings, and other private information can be protected by setting up a profile.

By registering a device to identify the driver, your profile will be automatically loaded. You can select a smartphone and smart key as the device to be registered.

An active "Lexus Connected App" account is required to use a profile.

If your "Lexus Connected App" account is linked to the "Lexus Connected App", your profile can be downloaded from the "Lexus Connected App Profile" when driving any vehicle which has a valid LEXUS Connect service contract and equipped with the same model of multimedia system.

Registered profiles can be reviewed and changed on the "Lexus Connected App".

*1 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

●

The driv

er who is registered as the owner can delete all drivers registered in the

vehicle. Drivers who are not the vehicle owner cannot delete the owner’s profile.

●

The same profile cannot be used in another vehicle at the same time.

●

Changing the vehicle settings automatically updates the profile saved at the center and a screen notifying the driver that the profile has been updated appears.

●

Registered profiles are saved in the cloud, so even if a profile is deleted in the vehicle, it is not deleted from the cloud.

Related Links

Setting up how to identify a driver(P. 66)

Registering a driver profile for the first time (Type A)

An active "Lexus Connected App" account is required to use a profile.

ouch [OK] on the first displayed

1 T

screen after start the vehicle.

Settings and registration

2 Touch [Yes].

●

If you do not want to register a profile, touch [No].

3 To use the smartphone app "Lexus Connected App" on a smartphone to

●

To register the driver using your account and password, touch [Enter account & password].

4 Touch [Next].

●

If you do not have the smartphone app "Lexus Connected App", please download the app from the QR code on the screen.

5 Open the "Lexus Connected App" smartphone app, follow the instructions on

the screen and scan the QR code, or touch [Link acc. via verification code] and enter the verification code to register a driver.

Once registration is complete, a message is displayed and your profile is saved.

*2 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

fter registering your profile, register a device in order to identify the driver. To

6 A

continue with setup, touch [Continue].

You can also register a device at a later time.

7 Register a device on the driver setup screen. By registering a device to identify

the driver, your profile will be automatically loaded.

●

You can register any desired device, such as a smartphone or smart key in your profile.

●

You can register multiple devices in your profile.

INFORMATION

If a user profile was not registered, registration can be restarted on the driver setup

een.

scr

Registering a user profile for the first time (Type B)

1 A

fter start the vehicle, the language selection screen will be displayed. Touch

the desired language.

Select the display language when registering the driver. After completing the driver registration, the system language will return to the default language.

This screen may not be displayed in some countries or areas.

2 To register a user profile, touch [Create].

If you do not want to register a profile, touch [Don't create now]. If you touch [Do not show set-up again], the profile registration screen will no longer be displayed.

3 Enter the user profile name.

4 Enter the desired PIN code.

●

Set a PIN code to protect the privacy of the user profile.

●

To register a profile without setting a PIN code, touch [Skip].

5 Reenter your PIN code to register your profile.

Once registration is complete, a message is displayed and your profile is saved.

6 After registering your profile, register a device in order to identify the driver. To

continue with setup, touch [Continue].

You can also register a device at a later time.

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

egister a device on the driver setup screen. By registering a device to identify

7 R

the driver, your profile will be automatically loaded.

●

You can register any desired device, such as a Bluetooth® device or smart key in your profile.

●

You can register multiple devices in your profile.

Related Links

Setting up how to identify a driver(P. 66)

Automatically loading a user profile

Taking a smartphone, smart key, or some other device in the vehicle to identify the driver enables the user profile to be automatically loaded.

●

The vehicle detects the device registered in the profile when the engine switch <power switch> is turned to ACC or ON. When a registered device is detected, the profile that the device is assigned to is automatically loaded.

●

If the device registered in the profile is not detected, the vehicle is used in guest driver mode.

●

Touching [Settings] displays the driver settings screen enabling you to change profiles.

●

You can select a smartphone, smart key or some other device as the device to identify the driver.

Settings and registration

INFORMATION

●

If multiple devices registered in a profile are detected, the driver is identified based on the information of the device detected first. If a highly trusted device is detected after that, the detection result is updated and the profile changed.

●

Of the Bluetooth® devices registered to a user profile, only the Bluetooth® device of the most recent driver will be detected.

Related Links

Changing and registering a user profile1(P

Setting up how to identify a driver(P. 66)

. 63)

Changing the user profile

You can select the profile that you want to use on the user profile list registered on

ehicle.

the v

2-1. Multimedia system initial setup

1 T

ouch [

2 F

rom "Saved profiles", select the user

] from the main menu.

profile name that you want to change to.

3 Enter the PIN code or password.

●

If you have turned on [Profile lock by password] on the driver settings screen, you will be required to enter the password.

●

Enter the password set on the smartphone app "Lexus Connected App" when the "Lexus Connected App" account was created.

●

Enter the PIN code that you set when you created your user profile.

●

Once the user profile has changed, a message is displayed on the screen.

INFORMATION

If the system detects a device set to another user profile, a pop-up message will appear.

ouching [

] will enable the user pr

ofile to be changed.

Various settings

Changing the various settings

arious settings related to the multimedia system can be changed.

The v

2-2. Various settings

1 Touch [

] from the main menu.

2 Select the desir

"Current driver"

[ ](User pr name)

[

Guest]

"My settings"

ersonal info]

[Bluetooth & D

ed item.

Setting Description

ofile name or vehicle

evices]

Displays the name of the current user

ofile. Touching the profile enables you

pr to change or register a user profile. (→ P.63)

Settings and registration

vice.

al]

[Gener

ata & Wi-Fi]

[Display]

[Sound & Media]

[Navigation]

Change the clock settings, display language, and other general multimedia settings.(→ P.68)

Configure Wi-Fi® settings and other ad-

anced settings.

v (→ P.102)

Adjust the screen contrast and brightness, etc.(→ P.71)

Change the system voice volume and audio sour

Change settings related to map display and route guidance.(→ P.82)

ce settings.(→ P.96)

2-2. Various settings

Setting Description

oice & Search]

Change settings related to the voice recognition feature.(→ P.73)

"Vehicle"

Change settings related to vehicle de-

ehicle customize]

vices such as the meter

s and steering

wheel switches.

Change function settings related to the

[Driving as

sist]

exus parking assist-sensor and other

L driving support.

ealer info]

[Info & Security]

tware update]

[Sof

.75)

Change settings related to security and privacy.(→ P.76)

Check and update software information.(→ P.78)

INFORMATION

For safety purposes, there are functions that cannot be operated while the vehicle is

ving.

*1 :

efer to the "Owner’s Manual".

*2 :

This function is not made available in some countries or areas.

Driver settings

Changing and registering a user profile

2-3. Driver settings

The user pr

ofile can be registered or changed. By registering a user profile, driving positions, multimedia settings, and various other individual vehicle settings can be saved as a profile for each driver.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [

] from the main menu.

]<User profile name or vehicle name> or [ ][Guest] on the

submenu.

3 Select the desir

Setting Description

"Saved pro-

files

ed item.

The user profiles registered on the vehicle are displayed in a list. The user pr

profile name. If [Profile lock by password]*2 is turned on in the driver

settings screen, entering the password is required.

Touching [Edit] enables you to delete a registered user profile.

ofile can be switched for usage by touching the desired

Settings and registration

][C

[

nect your ac-

on-

count]/[Cre-

ate profile]

Select to change to the guest driver.

By using the guest driver, personal settings can be adjusted and not saved to another user profile. When handing your vehicle off

[Sign ou

guest mode]

t to

to another person, touching [Sign out to guest mode] will hide the personal information of the connected device. This can be used to protect private information, such as the search history or personal settings.

*1 :

This function is not made a

*2 :

If equipped

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-3. Driver settings

INFORMATION

For safety purposes, these settings cannot be operated while the vehicle is moving.

Creating a new user profile (Type A)

ouch [

1 T

ouch [

2 T

3 T

o use the Lexus app "Lexus Connected App" on a smartphone to register a

profile, touch [Connect your account].

●

To register the driver using your account and password, touch [Enter account & password].

4 Touch [Next].

●

If you do not have the smartphone app "Lexus Connected App", please download the app from the QR code on the screen.

5 Open the "Lexus Connected App" smartphone app, follow the instructions on

the screen and scan the QR code, or touch [Link acc. via verification code] and enter the verification code to register a driver.

Once registration is complete, a message is displayed and your profile is saved.

6 After registering your profile, register a device in order to identify the driver. To

continue with setup, touch [Continue].

You can also register a device at a later time.

7 Register a device on the driver setup screen. By registering a device to identify

the driver, your profile will be automatically loaded.

●

You can register any desired device, such as a smartphone or smart key in your profile.

●

You can register multiple devices in your profile.

] from the main menu.

]<profile name> or [ ][Guest] on the submenu.

Related Links

Setting up how to identify a driver(P. 66)

Creating a new user profile (Type B)

1 T

2 T

ouch [

submenu.

]from the main menu.

](User profile name or vehicle name) or [ ][Guest] on the

3 Touch [Create Profile].

4 Enter the user profile name.

2-3. Driver settings

5 Enter the desired PIN code.

●

Set a PIN code to protect the privacy of the user profile.

●

To register a profile without setting a PIN code, touch [Skip].

6 Reenter your PIN code to register your profile.

Once registration is complete, a message is displayed and your profile is saved.

7 After registering your profile, register a device in order to identify the driver. To

continue with setup, touch [Continue].

You can also register a device at a later time.

8 Register a device on the driver setup screen. By registering a device to identify

the driver, your profile will be automatically loaded.

●

You can register any desired device, such as a smartphone device or smart key in your profile.

●

You can register multiple devices in your profile.

Related Links

Setting up how to identify a driver(P. 66)

Settings and registration

2-3. Driver settings

Setting up how to identify a driver

Set a de

vice in order to identify a driver. When the vehicle is started and a registered device is detected, the profile that the device is assigned to is automatically loaded. You can select a smartphone and smart key as the device to be registered.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Personal info] on the submenu.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

▶ Type A

Setting Description

"Profile Name"

"Devices linked to your profile"

*2*3

ey]

[Link k

The name of the user profile is displayed.

Touch [Edit] to change the profile name.

Driver identification is performed using

ehicle’s smart key and the applicable

the v profile is loaded.

"Bluetooth devices"

rofile lock by password]

eset settings]

Driver identification is performed using a smartphone or other Bluetooth® de-

vice and the applicable profile is loaded. Touch [Link devices] to register. (→ P.121)

Select to set a password for manually changing the user profile.

The settings for the selected user profile will be reset.

elete driver]

ype B

▶ T

2-3. Driver settings

Setting Description

The selected user profile will be removed from the vehicle.

Deleting the user profile who is registered as the owner will delete all users profile registered in the vehicle.

Setting Description

Settings and registration

"Profile Name"

"Devices linked to your profile"

"PIN"

*2*3

ey]

[Link k

"Bluetooth devices"

eset settings]

elete driver]

The name of the user profile is displayed.

ouch [Edit] to change the profile name.

Driver identification is performed using a PIN code and the applicable pr

ofile is

loaded. Touch [Set new PIN] to register.

Driver identification is performed using

ehicle’s smart key and the applicable

the v profile is loaded.

Driver identification is performed using a smartphone or other Bluetooth® de-

vice and the applicable profile is loaded. Touch [Link devices] to register. (→ P.121)

The settings for the selected user profile will be reset.

The selected user profile will be removed from the vehicle.

*1 :

If equipped

*2 :

efer to the "Owner’s Manual".

*3 :

Cannot be used with fleet vehicles such as rental cars.

2-4. General settings

General settings

Changing general multimedia system settings

The time settings, display language, and other gener can be changed.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [General ] on the submenu.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

●

[Accessibility]

Setting Description

[Reduce animation]

[Screen beep]

een sensitivity] Adjust the screen touch sensitivity.

[Scr

Reduce the animations displayed when changing screens.

Turn the sound that is made when you touch the screen on or off.

al multimedia system settings

●

ate & time]

tomatically]

[Set au

"Time"

[24-hour time]

ime zone]

Setting Description

Use GPS information and map data to

tomatically set the time. Turning this

au setting off will enable you to set the time and time zone manually.

Change between 24-hour and 12- hour time display.

When [Set au

tomatically] is turned off,

you can set the time zone.

2-4. General settings

Setting Description

[Daylight savings]

[Set time au

tomatically]

[Set time manually]

"Date"

ormat]

●

eyboard]

"History"

[Memoriz

e keyboard]

[Delete keyboard history]

When [Set au

you can set summer time to [Auto]*1,

tomatically] is turned off,

[On] , or [Off].

When [Set automatically] is turned off, you can decide whether to set the time automatically using GPS. Turning this setting off will enable you to set the time manually.

When [Set time au

tomatically] is turned

off, you can manually set the time.

Change the date display format. (MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD, etc.)

Setting Description

Enable the system to learn the keyboard input results.

Delete the keyboard text learning history.

Settings and registration

elete search history] Delete the keyboard search history.

●

[Language & Units]

Setting Description

Change languages. Both the language

[Language]

ed on the screen and system

display voice language change.

ystem language]

oice language]

Change the language displayed on the

een.

scr

Change the system voice language.

"Measurements"

2-4. General settings

Setting Description

Automatically sets the display units for

[Set au

tomatically]

distance, fuel economy, tire pressure, and so on based on the country information.

When [Set automatically] is turned off,

rip info. unit]

you can manually set the fuel economy display unit.

When [Set automatically] is turned off,

[Tire pressure]

you can manually set the tire pressure display unit.

INFORMATION

●

ven if you change the language settings, not all the displayed content and voice

E guidance will change to the selected language. Additionally, some guidance will no longer function after you change the language.

●

Set the Apple CarPlay/Android Auto language using the connected device.

*1 :

ith navigation function

*2 :

This function is not available in some countries or areas.

Screen settings

Changing the screen display settings

een contrast and brightness can be adjusted.

The scr

2-5. Screen settings

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Display] on the submenu.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

●

[Screen]

Setting Description

[Display]

"Mode"

Settings and registration

Set whether to turn the screen display on or off. If the screen is turned off, nothing will be displayed on the screen and only audio will be played.

To display the screen again, touch the screen and touch the button in the center of the screen.

The screen can automatically be

utomatic]

changed betw nighttime mode when the headlights il-

een daytime mode and

luminate or turn off.

When [Automatic] is turned off, the

[Daytime (light)]

screen can be changed to daytime mode manually.

utomatic] is turned off, the

[Nighttime (dark)]

When [A screen can be changed to nighttime mode manually.

[Brightness] Adjust the screen brightness.

[Contrast]

Adjust the strength of the screen contrast.

2-5. Screen settings

●

[Camer

Setting Description

"Camera screen"

[Brightnes

[Contrast]

s] Adjust the screen brightness.

Adjust the strength of the screen contrast.

INFORMATION

●

or details of how to adjust the audio image quality, see “Adjusting the image

F quality”(→ P.100).

●

Even if the screen is turned off, the GPS will continue to track the vehicle’s current location.

●

Screen

•

When the screen is off, if the screen is touched, the air conditioning system can be operated.

•

When the air conditioning system buttons or center button is displayed on the screen, if they are not operated for a certain amount of time, the screen will turn off again.

•

If a popup screen is displayed, such as when the talk switch has been pressed, or the R shift position has been selected and the rear camera view is displayed, when it is closed, the screen will turn off again.

•

If the screen is touched anywhere other than the center button, the screen will turn off again.

•

When the screen is off, if it is touched, the unlock button will be displayed. If the button is not operated for 3 seconds, the screen will turn off again.

*1 :

epending on the situation, such as when parked, the screen may not automatically

change between daytime mode and nighttime mode.

Voice control settings

Changing the voice control settings

2-6. Voice control settings

The settings r

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Voice ＆ Search] on the submenu.

elated to the voice recognition feature can be changed.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

Setting Description

"Voice recognition"

[Wake word]

[Set custom w

[Mic bu

"Voice feedback"

ake word]

tton]

Change the wake word that starts voice control.(→ P.73)

Set the wake word that starts voice control to any word.

Show or hide [

Settings and registration

oice prompt] Turn the voice prompts on or off.

"Suggestion"

oice support]

You can respond verbally to an incoming phone call and other notifications.

Changing the wake word to start the voice control system

ouch [

1 T

ouch [Voice ＆ Search] on the submenu.

2 T

3 Touch [Wake word].

] from the main menu.

2-6. Voice control settings

4 Select the desir

ed wake word from

the list.

INFORMATION

●

If y

ou want to set a custom word, touch [Set custom wake word] and enter your

desired word using the keyboard beforehand.

●

If custom wake word is too short, the voice control system may not be able to recognize it when spoken to. Use a wake word with at least 3 syllables.

2-7. Vehicle settings

Vehicle settings

Setting dealer information

ou can register and delete dealer information. Registering the information of the

dealer at which you get your vehicle serviced enables you to contact the dealer from the settings screen when you want to reserve a service.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Dealer info] on the submenu.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

Setting Description

[Add dealer] Register the desired dealer.

[Dealer name] Change the dealer name.

ontact name] Register or change the name of the person in charge at the dealer.

[Phone number] Register or change the dealer phone number.

elete dealer] Delete the dealer information.

Settings and registration

*1 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-7. Vehicle settings

Changing the security settings

Settings r

1 Touch [

2 T

elated to security and privacy can be changed.

] from the main menu.

ouch [Info & Security] on the submenu.

3 Select the desired item.

Setting Description

ehicle name]

"Privacy"

rivacy lock ]

Displays the system name (vehicle name).

This is the de searching for a Bluetooth® device from

an external device. The name can be changed by touching it.

Enable the password-protected security lock to protect personal information. When set ON, entering the password will be required when the 12-volt battery is replaced or the multimedia system is removed from the vehicle.

vice name displayed when

eset privacy lock password] Reset the set security lock password.

emote Security]

ystem reset]

INFORMATION

●

ommunication may be cut off after resetting the system. In that case, restart the

system.

The operating status of Remote security is display

Reset all of the system’s data and restore the settings to the factory defaults.

ed.

2-7. Vehicle settings

●

fter initializing all the information, all the data in the multimedia system will be

A initialized and returned to the factory default. It cannot be returned to the state before initialization.

Related Links

Restarting the system(P. 17)

Setting up the security lock

1 T

ouch [

2 T

ouch [Info & Security] on the submenu.

3 Touch [Privacy lock].

4 Touch [OK].

5 Set a password that contains between 4 and 15 alphanumeric characters.

6 Reenter your password.

A message will appear and the security lock is enabled.

●

] from the main menu.

INFORMATION

fter a password is set, if the system is reset after the 12-volt battery is replaced or the multimedia system is removed from the vehicle, a password to operate the multimedia system needs to be entered. Enter the password that you set.

If the password is entered incorrectly a certain number of times, you will no longer be able to enter a password. If that happens, ask your dealer to unlock the system or reset it by touching [System reset].

To ensure security, do not repeatedly use the same password or a word that can be found in the dictionary when setting a password.

Settings and registration

*1 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-7. Vehicle settings

Updating and checking the software information

Check and update sof

tware information. The software is updated for the purpose of improving multimedia system functions and operations for more smoother usability.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Software update] on the submenu.

] from the main menu.

3 Select the desired item.

Setting Description

"Software update"

iew ] to check software update information. After

[Updates a

ble]

vaila-

Touch [V checking whether there is an update available and the content of the update, the updated data can be downloaded and software update can be installed.

If there is no updated data available, [No updates available] will be displayed.

[Model info] Check the current software version etc.

[Update sof

ware]

tput info to

[Ou USB memory]

[History]

[License information]

*1 :

This function is not a

Updating the software.

This will not be display

The function for this item is unavailable for this vehicle.

Check software update history.

This setting will not be display

Check the software license information.

vailable in some countries or areas.

ed if there is no update data available.

ed if there is no update history.

Updating the software

Use one of the following methods to update the software:

●

Update the sof

●

Update the software using Wi-Fi

INFORMATION

tware using Data Communication Module (DCM)

2-7. Vehicle settings

Settings and registration

●

Map dat

●

Some operations cannot be performed while the software is updating.

●

If there are any questions, contact your Lexus dealer.

a cannot be updated using this service.

NOTICE

●

Update the software at are your own risk.

●

The software cannot be restored to the previous version once the software has been updated.

●

The update software can only be used on this system. It cannot be used on any other device.

●

Depending on the content of the software update, some settings may be reset. If that happens, reconfigure the applicable settings after the software has been updated.

●

Although basic functions are possible during the software update, operation may be slow. If possible, do not operate the system.

●

After the software is updated, the Toyota Motor Corporation distribution server will be automatically notified that the update has completed. Note that Toyota Motor Corporation does not use the information it receives for any purpose other than software updates. You may also be charged for communication fees depending on your subscription.

Updating the software using DCM or Wi-Fi

®*2

This system regularly accesses the distribution server to check for software updates.

1. T

ouch [

] on the sof

tware update notification.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to check and agree to the update content and terms.

*2 :

This function is not a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-7. Vehicle settings

●

ownloading of the update data will start. Once the data has been down-

D loaded, installation will begin. (This will take about 10 to 15 minutes)

●

The time required for download and installation may increase depending on the communications environment. If you turn off the engine switch <power switch> while the software is installing, installation will resume the next time the vehicle is started.

●

Once the update is complete, a message is displayed on the screen.

●

If the system needs to be restarted, a message will appear. Touching [Yes] restarts the system.

●

To check the software update history, touch [History] on the software update history screen.

■ Manually updating the software

1. Touch [

om the main menu.

] fr

2. Touch [Software update] on the submenu.

3. Touch [View] of "Updates available".

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to check and agree to the update content and terms.

●

Downloading of the update data will start. Once the data has been downloaded, installation will begin. (This will take about 10 to 15 minutes)

●

Once the update is complete, a message is displayed on the screen.

●

If the system needs to be restarted, a message will appear. Touching [Yes] restarts the system.

●

To check the software update history, touch [History] on the software update history screen.

INFORMATION

●

If critical update data is available on the distribution server, a message will be displayed. Touch [OK] to download the update data.

●

The following conditions must be met to use Wi-Fi® to update the software:

•

The system must be connected to a Wi-Fi® access point (e.g. home, work, etc.)

2-7. Vehicle settings

•

The v

ehicle must be in a location where is can access Wi-Fi

•

The communications settings must be set to [Wi-Fi®]

Settings and registration

2-8. Navigation Settings

Navigation Settings

Navigation system settings

ough the navigation system settings, various settings can be changed, such as

Thr the map color, text size, etc.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

] from the main menu.

3 Touch the desired item.

●

Map display settings

●

Route settings

●

Guidance settings

●

Map update settings

●

Other settings

Related Links

Changing the map display settings(P. 83)

oute settings(P. 85)

Guidance settings(P. 88)

Map database version and covered area(P. 176)

Other settings(P. 90)

Changing the map display settings

ouch [

1 T

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

3 Touch the desired item.

[Country border guidance]

] from the main menu.

Setting Content

2-8. Navigation Settings

Settings and registration

Touch to turn the country border guidance setting on/off.

When set to on, voice guidance will be output when crossing country borders.

[Map style customization]

"Traffic information"

w road class]

[Sho

w traffic jam flows]

[Sho

[Show free traffic flows]

[Traffic incident warning]

w POI icons settings]

[Sho

Touch to change the map display customization settings.

Touch to change the traffic information display range setting.

After touching a desired road type, touch [OK].

Touch to turn the display of congestion and traffic jams, based on current information, on/off.

Touch to turn the display of free flowing roads, based on current information, on/ off.

Touch turn the traffic incident warning display on/off.

Touch to change the Points Of Interest (POI) icon settings.

2-8. Navigation Settings

Setting Content

w settings]

[3D vie

eet parking suggestion]

[On str

[Map language]

Related Links

Display angle setting(P. 84)

Map display customization settings(P

. 84)

Map display customization settings

The map color and text size can be changed.

1 T

ouch [

ouch [Navigation].

2 T

3 Touch [Map style customization].

4 Touch the desired item.

] from the main menu.

Touch to change the size of the text on the map display

Touch to change the map color.

Touch to change the display angle of the 3D map.

Touch to turn the street parking suggestions on/off.

Touch to change the map language.

After touching [Region] or [System Language], touch[OK].

ouch [OK].

5 T

Display angle setting

The display angle of the 3D map can be set.

1 T

ouch [

ouch [Navigation].

2 T

] from the main menu.

3 Touch [3D view setting].

4 Touch [

] (increase angle) or [ ] (decrease angle).

5 Touch [OK].

2-8. Navigation Settings

Route settings

ouch [

1 T

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

3 Touch [Route].

4 Touch the desired item.

[Area to avoid] Touch to register and edit areas to avoid.

void traffic]

] from the main menu.

Setting Content

Touch to change the avoid traffic function

setting.

fter touching [Auto], [manual] or [off],

A touch [OK].

Settings and registration

ations suggestion]

[Gas st

[Route learning] Touch to turn route learning on/off.

eset route learning]

Related Links

Areas to avoid settings(P. 85)

ch result list screen(P. 161)

Sear

Full route map screen(P. 165)

Automatic display of the fuel station list can be turned on/off.

Touch to clear the route learning memory.

Areas to avoid settings

If an area is known to have road construction, is closed, or frequently has traffic jams, it can be r be searched for.

*1 :

This function is not made a

egistered as an area to avoid, and routes which avoid this area will

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-8. Navigation Settings

1 T

ouch [

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

] from the main menu.

3 Touch [Route].

4 Touch [Area to avoid].

5 Touch the desired item.

Displays a list of registered areas to a

void. Touch to edit the touched area

to avoid.

Touch to delete a registered area to a

void.

Touch to register an area to avoid.

Registering areas to avoid

ouch [

1 T

ouch [Navigation].

2 T

3 Touch [Route].

4 Touch [Area to avoid].

5 Touch [Add].

] from the main menu.

6 Scroll the map to search for an area to avoid.

7 Touch [OK].

The range of the area to avoid is displayed as a yellow square.

8 Touch [

](increase) or [ ](decrease) to set the range of the area to avoid

and then touch [OK].

9 A

fter changing the desired items on the editing screen, touch [OK].

Editing areas to avoid

1 Touch [ ] from the main menu.

2 Touch [Navigation].

3 Touch [Route].

4 Touch [Area to avoid].

5 Touch the area to avoid you wish to edit.

ouch the setting you wish to change.

6 T

Touch to change the name of the

ea to avoid.

Touch to change the area to avoid and the r

ange of the area to avoid.

7 Touch [OK].

Deleting areas to avoid

ouch [

1 T

ouch [Navigation].

2 T

3 Touch [Route].

4 Touch [Area to avoid].

5 Touch [Edit].

] from the main menu.

2-8. Navigation Settings

Settings and registration

6 Touch [

●

[Cancel]: Cancel deletion of areas to avoid.

] of the area to avoid you wish to delete.

elete all]: Delete all areas to avoid.

7 Touch [OK].

2-8. Navigation Settings

Guidance settings

ouch [

1 T

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

3 Touch [Guidance].

4 Touch the desired item.

] from the main menu.

Setting Content

[Intersection map]

[Automatic zoom] Touch to turn automatic zoom on/off.

arning]

*1*2

eet names]

[Speed limit]

[Speed camer

[Guidance with str

eather warning]

[ERP w

Touch to turn the enlarged intersection display on/off.

Touch to set speed limit information on/

If the vehicle has entered a time-dependent speed limit area (shopping center area, pedestrian zone, school zone, etc.) within specified time, a mark will be displayed near the warning and speed limit information display.

Touch to change the speed cameras icons display setting.

fter touching [On], [On & Audible] or

A [Off], touch [OK].

Touch to set the street name guidance on/off.

Touch to set the weather warning on/off.

If an ERP gate is included in the route, a notification indicating that the r cludes an ERP gate will be displayed on the full route map screen.

oute in-

2-8. Navigation Settings

Setting Content

raffic jam warning guidance]

[Landmark v

oice guidance]

[Guide language]

ALIK warning]

odizio warning]

[E-toll w

arning]

Touch to turn traffic jam voice guidance on/off.

Touch to set the Landmark voice guidance on/

off.

Settings and registration

Touch to change the voice guidance language.

●

After touching the language, touch [OK].

●

Although the general voice guidance language can be changed, the voice for location specific names cannot be changed.

If a SALIK gate is included in the route, a notification indicating that the r

oute includes a SALIK gate will be displayed on the full route map screen.

If a Rodizio segment is included in the

oute, a notification indicating that the

r route includes a Rodizio segment will be displayed on the full route map screen.

If an e-toll gate is included in the route, a notification indicating that the r

oute includes an e-toll gate will be displayed on the full route map screen.

INFORMATION

Depending on content management conditions, SALIK, e-toll, and ERP gates may not be able to be identified.

Related Links

Lane display screens(P. 172)

Speed camer

*1 :

14-inch display only

*2 :

This function is not made a

as12(P. 153)

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-8. Navigation Settings

Other settings

ouch [

1 T

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

3 Touch [Other].

4 Touch the desired item.

[Delete recent destinations]

] from the main menu.

Setting Content

Touch delete the destination history.

After touching the destinations you wish to delete, touch [OK]. To delete all, touch[Delete all], and then touch [OK].

[Favorites] Touch to edit favorites.

osition/Direction]

Touch to correct the position of your vehicle.

[Service information]

ation date:]

[Expir

vice ID:]

[Ser

erms and conditions]

onsent status]

onsent day]

rivacy/Policy]

opyright] Touch to display the copyright.

*1 :

This function is not made a

vailable in some countries or areas.

Displays the service information expiration date.

Displays the service ID.

Display Terms and Condition.

Displays the consent status.

Displays the consent day.

Touch to display the privacy/terms.

Related Links

Favorites settings(P. 91)

osition/Direction calibration(P. 95)

Favorites settings

1 T

ouch [

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

3 Touch [Other].

4 Touch [Favorites].

5 Touch the desired item.

Registering favorites

]from the main menu.

Touch to edit favorites list entries. Touch to import or export favorites

om/to a USB device.

2-8. Navigation Settings

Settings and registration

To register a point as a favorite, when the information screen for a point is displayed on the map scr

Related Links

Displaying information for a point(P. 148)

ull route map screen(P. 165)

een, touch [

egister the point.

] to r

Editing favorites list

ouch [

1 T

ouch [Navigation].

2 T

] from the main menu.

3 Touch [Other].

4 Touch [Favorites].

5 Touch the favorite you wish to edit.

*2 :

This function is not made a

vailable in some countries or areas.

2-8. Navigation Settings

ouch the desired item.

6 T

Edit your favorite name.

Edit the phone number.

Touch to register the current point as home.

Touch to register the current point as

equently visited point.

a fr

Change the icon displayed on the

map

7 Touch [OK].

INFORMATION

When a frequently visited point is registered, it will be displayed at the top of the

vorites list when setting a destination.

Deleting favorite

1 T

ouch [

2 T

ouch [Navigation].

] from the main menu.

3 Touch [Other].

4 Touch [Favorites].

5 Touch [Edit].

6 Touch [

●

[Cancel]: Cancel deletion of favorites.

] of the favorite you wish to delete.

elete all]: Delete all favorites.

7 Touch [OK].

Exporting to a USB device

Favorites registered to the navigation system can be saved to a USB device. A

sword must first be set in order to back up data. Exported favorites are for your

pas back up use only and distribution or usage in other systems is strictly prohibited.

1 Connect a USB device to the system.

Turn on the USB device if it is not already on.

2 Touch [

3 T

ouch [Navigation].

] from the main menu.

2-8. Navigation Settings

ouch [Other].

4 T

5 Touch [Favorites].

6 Touch [Import/Export].

7 Touch [Export to USB].

8 Enter the password and select [Confirm PIN].

●

Avoid using easy to guess passwords (birthdays, etc.) or passwords you use elsewhere.

●

Avoid using actual words.

9 Check that a progress bar is displayed while the data is being exported.

To cancel this function, select [Cancel].

10 Check that a confirmation screen is displayed when the operation is complete.

NOTICE

Do not connect or disconnect the USB device while exporting data. Otherwise, the

vice may be damaged.

USB de

Related Links

Setting the password(P. 94)

Settings and registration

Impor

ting from a USB device

Memory points that have been backed up can be downloaded to the navigation s

ystem using a USB memory. To use this function, it is necessary to connect a USB

memory to the navigation system.

1 Connect a USB device to the system.

Turn on the USB device if it is not already on.

2 Touch [

ouch[Navigation].

3 T

] from the main menu.

4 Touch[Other].

5 Touch[Favorites].

6 Touch[Import/Export].

7 Touch[Import from USB].

8 Enter the password and select [Confirm PIN].

●

Avoid using easy to guess passwords (birthdays, etc.) or passwords you use elsewhere.

2-8. Navigation Settings

●

void using actual words.

9 Check that a progress bar is displayed while the data is being imported.

To cancel this function, select [Cancel].

10 Check that a confirmation screen is displayed when the operation is complete.

INFORMATION

●

avorites that are located outside of the range of the map data cannot be

F imported.

●

A maximum of 400 favorites can be registered.

●

If favorites with the same name are already stored in the navigation system, the navigation system may not import those favorites.

Setting the password

Once a password has been set, it will be requested not only when exporting

vorites, but also when importing them from a USB device to the navigation

fa system.

1 Connect a USB device to the system.

Turn on the USB device if it is not already on.

2 Touch [

3 T

ouch[Navigation].

] from the main menu.

4 Touch[Other].

5 Touch [Favorites].

6 Touch [Import/Export].

7 Touch [Set new PIN].

8 Enter the password and touch[Set PIN].

When changing an already registered password, after entering the password and touching[Confirm PIN], enter the new password.

9 For confirmation, re-enter the password and touch [Confirm PIN].

●

If you have forgotten the password:

•

Personal data must be deleted from the system using [System reset].

•

Contact your Lexus dealer.

Related Links

Changing the security settings(P. 76)

2-8. Navigation Settings

Position/Direction calibration

When driving, the current position mark will be automatically corrected by GPS signals. If GP can be adjusted manually.

1 Touch [

2 T

ouch[Navigation].

3 Touch[Other].

4 Touch[Position / Direction].

5 Scroll the map to the desired point and touch [OK].

6 Touch an arrow to adjust the direction of the current position mark and touch

[OK].

S reception is poor at the current location, the current position mark

] from the main menu.

Settings and registration

2-9. Sound and media settings

Sound and media settings

Changing sound and media settings

ouch [

1 T

2 T

ouch [Sound ＆ Media] on the submenu.

3 Select the desired item.

] from the main menu.

●

[Sound] > [L

evels]

Setting Content

uto sound levelizer]

●

[Sound] > [V

oice]

Automatically adjusts audio volume according to the vehicle speed.

Setting Content

ystem volume] Adjust the system audio volume.

vigation volume]

[Na

[Navigation during calls]

daptive volume con-

trol]

Adjust the volume of the voice guidance for the navigation system.

Turn on or off to interrupt the navigation system voice guidance during a phone call.

Automatically increases the voice guidance volume when you are driving on an expressway.

[Driving assist volume] Adjust the driving assist volume.

uto reading] Turn automatic readout on or off.

●

[Sound] > [A

coustic setting]

Setting Content

[Surr

ound sound] Set to an immersive sound quality.

●

[Media] > [General]

Setting Content

2-9. Sound and media settings

[Display co

●

[AM/FM] > [AM/FM]

ver art] Displays cover art such as for music albums.

Setting Content

[St

ation list] Reorders the station list.

[FM traffic announce-

ment]

[FM alternativ

cy]

egional code

change]

ogram type]

[FM pr

adio text]

[FM r

●

[Internet r

adio]

Setting Content

[Enable internet

adio]

[Changing to IP

str

eam]

e frequen-

arts on an FM broadcasting station.

tion st

Switches to an alternative frequency with better reception when the signal fades for an FM br station.

Switches to local broadcasting on the same program

Automatically switches stations when traffic informa-

ork.

netw

Displays the program type (PTY).

Displays radio text from the FM broadcasting station.

When the radio wave condition deteriorates, the system switches to IP radio.

Settings can be changed for when switching to IP radio.

•

When [A

•

Setting [By request] notifies of a switch request.

uto] is set, it switches automatically.

Settings and registration

oadcasting

●

*1 :

If equipped

Uses the Gracenote radio recognition technology.

[Enhanced met

data/art work]

AB]

•

s the logos of the favorites and the station list.

Display

Changes the category names of the station list.

Automatically updates the station list.

Setting Content

raffic announcement]

Automatically switches stations when traffic information starts on DAB.

2-9. Sound and media settings

Setting Content

Alternative frequency]

[

Radio text] Displays radio text from DAB.

[

INFORMATION

Turning the [ VOL voice guidance.

Switches to an alternative frequency with better reception when the signal fades for DAB.

] knob during system voice guidance adjusts the volume of the

LEXUS AAZA20R, AAZH20R, AAZH25R, AAZH26R, TAZA25R multimedia nav manuals

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

For your information

Safety instructions

Reading this manual

Pictorial index

Display and control

Multimedia screen overview

Main menu

Status icons

Operating the touch screen

Basic screen function

Entering letters and numbers

Map screen

Displaying the vehicle’s current position

Changing the scale of the map

Changing the orientation of the map

Moving the map

Audio system ON/OFF and volume adjustment

Changing the audio source

Changing the switch layout on the source selection screen

Connecting the USB port

Operating the system with voice control

Starting voice control

Speaking a voice command

Searching for information using the keyboard

Changing the various settings

Setting up how to identify a driver

Changing general multimedia system settings

Changing the screen display settings

Changing the voice control settings

Changing the security settings

Updating and checking the software information

Navigation system settings

Changing the map display settings

Route settings

Guidance settings

Other settings

Changing sound and media settings