Lexus GS300 2003, GS350 2003, GS400 2003, GS430 2003, GS450H 2003 Owner Manual

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Placing a Call
Phone (keypad)
Refer to the phone instruction manual.
Speed Dial (command module)
Push one of the three function keys on the command module. A single beep indicates that the system has accepted the en­tered input and has staged that specific memory to place the call. A dual beep indicates that you entered the speed dial in error, or that there was no memory found in the speed dial of the phone. Press the hook key on the command module and the telephone computer will place the call. The speed dialing function provides specific numbers for you to access when placing a call. The system pulls these numbers from the phone’s speed dial memory. It is important to understand that only those speed dial entries which correspond to the 3 func­tion keys will be accessed when placing a call.
CAUTION
While the vehicle is in motion operate the system ONLY WHEN SAFE to do so.
NOTICE
USE THIS SYSTEM ONLY IN LOCATIONS WHERE IT IS LE­GAL TO DO SO. SOME STATES, PROVINCES, COUNTIES, OR CITIES HAVE LAWS PROHIBITING THE USE OF CELLU­LAR PHONES AND VIDEO SCREENS WHILE THE VE­HICLES IS IN MOTION.
INFORMATION
If after pushing the function keys on the command module, the hook key is pressed for more than two seconds, or if the hook key is not pressed within two seconds, the speed dial input is cleared and the call will be cancelled. Pressing the function key 1, 2 or 3 twice in succession will also cancel the call.
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This represents a total of 3 separate memory dials that are available. The telephone computer captures 3 numbers based on the phone entry. For example, speed dial memory entry number 1, 2 or 3 can be accessed from the command module. However, speed dial entries other than the 3 numbers are not accessible through the command module.
NOTICE
Before using the speed dial function you must first transfer your phone’s speed dial memory to the system. (Refer to pages
26–29.)
INFORMATION
The #1 speed dial is reserved on the phone for your personal voice mail.
Receiving a Call
Command Module
When a call is received the system notifies you by ringing in the speakers. To answer the call, press the hook key on the command module and the telephone computer will receive the call. Once the call is received, the hook key, if pressed again, will terminate the call.
Automatic Answering
The automatic answer feature is an option that can be set di­rectly from your phone. This feature answers any call received automatically.
INFORMATION
The automatic answer feature will operate even when you are out of the vehicle.
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Restrictions / Transfer Screen
Your Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System has certain oper­ating restrictions when the vehicle is in motion. The system will default automatically to a set of designated screens once the vehicle begins to move. Listed below are the initial screens when the vehicle is at rest, and their default screens once the vehicle is in motion.
Vehicle at Rest Vehicle in Motion (Screen Transfers)
Telephone Screen
Phone Book Unregistered Transmit Memory Prompt Screen
Phone Book Registered Phone Book Screen Voice Recognition Screen Same Voice Recognition Call Screen Same Call Screen Same Incoming Call Same (changes to Call Screen
Dialing Screen Dialing Screen (frozen state) Phone Book Screen Same Recording Voice Tag Screen Phone Book Screen Voice Tag Registry Full Screen Phone Book Screen Erase Voice Tag Phone Book Screen Detail Memory Screen Phone Book Screen Outgoing Log Phone Book Screen Telephone Setup Screen Phone Book Screen Transmit Memory Screen Same Transmit Memory Transmission Screen Same Transmit Memory Completion Screen Same Transmission Failed Screen Same Tone Sending Screen Tone Sending Screen (frozen
state) Tone Unison Sending Screen Same
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when answered)
Symbols and Icons
Within–Range Indication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Out–of–Range Indication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Digital Connection (Phone). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Analog Connection (Phone). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Minus (Volume Down). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plus (Volume Up). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page Down. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Voice Recognition Tag. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Placing a Call from the Console
Begin by dialing the desired phone number using the console display keypad.
The Telephone screen is the central screen from which you navigate the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System. In this screen you can select one of four options.
1. Phone Book
This option will display all stored speed dial numbers and SIM–CARD memory within the telephone computer.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while the vehicle is in motion.
2. Outgoing Log
This option will display a history of the last ten numbers dialed.
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NOTICE
When the ignition switch is turned OFF from the ACC position, the registered outgoing log data will be erased by the telephone computer. The outgoing log data which enabled the connection to the network will be maintained in the outgoing log of the phone.
3. Setup
This option will display the Telephone Setup screen. This screen allows you to add personal preferences to the system and transmit phone book memory.
4. Direct Dial
From this screen you can enter a number into the system using the console display keypad.
Enter the desired phone number, including area code, and touch
on the console display or press the hook key on the command module.
INFORMATION
Touching
on the console display will remove a single entered digit. To remove an entire series of numbers, touch and hold
.
In out–of–service areas, or while placing numbers forbidden by the security, the call cannot be established even though it is
displayed on the Dialing screen. Touch return to the screen viewed before using the hands free mode.
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on the display and
INFORMATION
If the phone is in the security mode, refer to the instruction manual of the phone.
The Call screen will be displayed any time the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System is in the active status. This screen will also appear when you answer an incoming call or place a call.
The call can be terminated by touching play, or by pressing the hook key on the command module.
on the console dis-
INFORMATION
Refer to pages 42 to 45 to see options for this screen.
When the vehicle is in motion, the displayed phone number on the Call screen will disappear.
Receiving a Call from the Console
When a call is received, any telephone screen (for example the Phone Book screen) will change into the Incoming Call screen and ring automatically.
At the Incoming Call screen, the ringer volume level can be adjusted by pressing function keys 1 or 2 on the command
module, or by touching
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or on the console display.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while the vehicle is in motion.
INFORMATION
Ringer types must be selected through the phone. (Refer to the Phone instruction manual.)
All Navigation, Route Guidance, A/C, and Audio screens have priority, and will not display the Incoming Call screen when a call is received.
To adjust ringer volume, use the above Incoming Call screen or the command module. If the volume is adjusted from the phone, the hands free ringer volume will change.
To answer a call, either press the hook key on the command module, or touch
25, Incoming Call screen.)
The Call screen will be displayed any time the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System is being used. This screen will also ap­pear if you place a call or answer an incoming call even when the Telephone screen is not displayed.
The call can be terminated by pressing the hook key on the command module, or by touching
on the console display. (Refer to page
on the console display.
Transferring the Phone’s Speed Dial Memory and SIM–CARD Memory
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From the Telephone screen touch
from the console display.
From the Telephone Setup screen touch
from the console display. This will move the speed dial memory and SIM–CARD memory from the phone to the telephone computer in the vehicle.
Only the speed dial memory and SIM–CARD memory data will be transferred to the telephone computer. (Refer to the phone instruction manual.)
INFORMATION
The Telephone Setup screen allows setup of person­al preferences.
Options for the Telephone Setup screen are covered on pages 50–54.
To return to the Telephone screen touch
on the console display.
Up to 250 entries can be transferred from SIM–CARD memory.
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This is the initial screen for transferring phone data. If you would like to download the stored data into the telephone computer, touch
on the console display. If
is selected, the memory transfer is terminated and the display returns to the Telephone Setup screen.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while the vehicle is in motion.
After the data transfer has begun, and the Transfer Phone Data screen is displayed, no further action is needed to complete the process.
This screen confirms that the system has successfully trans­ferred the phone book memory from the phone to the tele­phone computer.
Touch
on the console display. After five seconds the sys-
tem will automatically enter into the Phone Book screen.
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INFORMATION
All stored information in the telephone computer is replaced each time the phone data transfer is made.
Phone numbers in the speed dial (1–9) and SIM–CARD memory are transferred. The #1 speed dial is reserved on the phone for your personal voice mail.
If
is touched a Transmission Failed screen will appear, From
the Transmission Failed screen, touch
on the console display,
or wait five seconds and the system will return to the Telephone Setup screen.
The Phone Book screen will appear, displaying the transferred speed dial memory and SIM–CARD memory from the phone.
INFORMATION
To delete an entry, delete the selected entry from the phone and reinstall the memory by completing the phone data trans­fer steps.
While the vehicle is in motion, you can touch the page up or page down icon three times only. The page up, page down icon will become disabled after touching it three times.
Placing a Call Using the Phone Book
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To place a call from the Phone Book, go to the Phone Book screen by touching
on the console display.
INFORMATION
Phone memory transfer must be complete prior to beginning this section. (Refer to page 26.)
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
Select an entry from the phone book list. Touch the correspond­ing number next to the person’s name or phone number entry. The selected name or number will appear in the upper window.
From this position, touch on the console display, and the details of the entry will appear.
NOTICE
Touching
is not required to complete a call.
You can touch the arrow icon to move the page up and down three times while the vehicle is in motion. After you touch the icon three times, it will become disabled.
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The Details of Entry screen displays a name or phone number in order to identify an entered phone number or name.
To leave this screen touch
on the console display and the system will return to the previous screen.
After determining that the entered number is correct, press the hook key on the command module, or touch
on the con-
sole display to place the call.
INFORMATION
If
is touched from the console display, the system will return to the Telephone screen.
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The Call screen is displayed any time the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System is in the active state. This screen ap­pears when a call is being received. The call can be terminated by pressing the hook key on the command module, or by
touching
on the console display.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
Creating a Voice Tag
To create a voice tag from the phone book, first go to the Phone Book screen by touching
on the console display.
Select the desired entry from the phone book to create a voice tag, and touch
on the console display.
INFORMATION
A maximum of 20 voice tags can be registered in the system. Exceeding this limit will prompt the message, “Voice tag memory is full”.
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When
from the console display is activated, the Recording Voice Tag screen will appear. The Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System voice recognition feature is listening actively for words to record.
INFORMATION
If an identifier is not registered within 5 seconds, or if you touch
from the console display, the system will return to the Phone Book screen.
Precautions When Creating Voice Tags
1. When activating the recording voice tag function, close all
the windows and turn off all accessories in the vehicle (i.e.,radio). It is not necessary to turn off the ignition when performing this task.
2. The recording voice tag function has a higher level of perfor­mance when two syllable words such as Bill Brown are used. Avoid short one syllable words such as mom or dad.
3. If possible, avoid creating voice tags that begin with the let­ters F or S. The system may not correctly identify these words when placing a hands free call.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
Precautions When Using Voice Tags
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1. When activating the voice recognition function, close all the windows and request all passengers to suspend conversation.
2. The voice recognition function may identify the requested voice tag incorrectly if you have a voice condition such as a cold or hoarseness. Also, the system may not identify correctly any tag that is not requested by you (or the individual who re­corded the voice tag initially).
3. The voice recognition function may identify incorrectly the requested voice tag when the vehicle is being driven over bumpy roads or at high speed.
4. Once activated and the system announces “Please…”, you should speak in the same tone as when the voice tag was created.
During a five second period, state a specific word or words that you want to record and the voice recognition system will create a voice tag and place it in the registry.
The system will prompt you to repeat these words until it regis­ters them in the system.
INFORMATION
Background noise in the vehicle will cause the voice recognition system to register voice tags incorrectly.
Once the system registers a voice tag, it will return automatically to the Phone Book screen. A voice tag icon will appear to the left side of the selected name.
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INFORMATION
Be careful not to register voice tags that have similar pronunci­ations (e.g.,Bill and Jill). In these instances, the system may repeat the incorrect name. It is better to use a two word identi­fying voice tag (e.g.,Bill Brown or Jill Smith).
Using Voice Tags to Place Hands Free Calls
The Voice Recognition screen displays automatically each time the command module hook key is pressed. The system states over the speaker “Please ...”. During a five second period, voice recognition is listening actively for a word that was regis­tered as a voice tag previously.
State the voice tag previously recorded. Speak clearly and at a normal rate of speech. (Refer to pages 32–33, Creating a Voice Tag.)
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
INFORMATION
This screen is activated after there is a voice tag registered in the system. If a voice tag isn’t recognized within five seconds, or if
is touched on the console display, the Telephone screen (initial tele­phone screen) will appear.
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The system will repeat the stated voice tag. If the system repeats the voice tag correctly, press the hook
key on the command module, or touch display.
If the system does not repeat the preregistered voice tag cor­rectly, call out the voice tag again. If the system does not rec­ognize the voice tag, verify the voice tag by touching the Phone Book screen.
on the console
on
INFORMATION
If the system does not repeat the expected voice tag, you can select up to two similar voice tags by pressing function key 1, 2 or 3. If there is no any other option, pressing the key will repeat the first option.
The Call screen is displayed any time the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System is in the active state. This screen also appears when a call is placed.
The call can be terminated by pressing the hook key on the command module, or by touching
on the console display.
Erasing Voice Tags
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To erase a voice tag from the Phone Book, first go to the Phone Book screen by touching
on the console display.
Next, select the desired entry to erase from the phone book. Touch
on the console display.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
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To complete the erasing process, touch
on the console display.
INFORMATION
If
is selected from the console display, the erasing operation is cancelled and the system will return to the Phone Book screen.
After the system erases a voice tag, it will return to the Phone Book screen and the voice tag icon will no longer appear.
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Placing a Call from the Outgoing Log
To place a call using the outgoing log, first go to the Outgoing Log screen by touching
from the console display.
Select the desired entry from the outgoing log list. Touch the number beside the entry and the person’s name or phone num­ber will appear in the upper window.
From this position, press the hook key on the command module, or touch
on the console display.
INFORMATION
The outgoing log will display the last ten numbers called.
When the ignition switch is turned to OFF from the ACC posi­tion, the registered outgoing log data will be erased by the telephone computer. The outgoing log data that enabled the call to be connected to the network will be maintained in the outgoing log of the phone.
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NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
The Call screen is displayed any time the Lexus Integrated Mobile Phone System is in an active state. This screen also appears when a call is placed.
The call can be terminated by pressing the hook key on the command module, or by touching
on the console display.
Erasing an Outgoing Log Entry
To erase an outgoing log entry, first go to the Outgoing Log screen by touching
from the console display.
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Touch the number of the entry that you want to erase from the Outgoing Log screen. The person’s name or phone number will appear in the upper window. From this position touch
from the console display.
To complete the erasing process, touch
on the console display.
INFORMATION
If
is selected from the console display, the operation is cancelled and the system will return to the Outgoing Log screen. If
is selected from the console display, the selected data will be erased, but the outgoing log of the phone will not be erased.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
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Call Screen Controls
The Call screen has four individual selections that can be con­trolled from either the console display or through the command module.
They are as follows:
1. Volume Up
2. Volume Down
3. Microphone Mute Switch
4. Hook Key / End Call
5. Sending of Tone Signals
INFORMATION
Sending of tone signals can be operated only from the console display.
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Volume Up Switch
To raise volume level, press either function key 1 on the com­mand module, or touch
If function key 1 is pressed and held on the command module, or is touched and held on the console display, the level of
the volume will increase every half second until the maximum volume is achieved.
on the console display.
Volume Down Switch
To lower the volume level, press function key 2 on the com­mand module, or touch
If function key 2 is pressed and held on the command module, or if
is touched and held on the console display, the level of vol-
ume will decrease every half second until the minimum volume is achieved.
on the console display.
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Summary –Volume Adjustment During a Call
Method Description Reference
Console Display
Com­mand Module
Phone If the volume is adjusted using the
Touch the or on the screen to adjust the volume.
Press the function key 1 or 2 on the
command module.
volume control button on the phone
when it is in the cradle, the set vol-
ume (max. and min.) of hands free
will change.
*This volume setting will be different
from the volume when the phone is used independently.
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INFORMATION
To adjust volume, we recommend to use the Call screen or the command module.
Microphone Mute Switch
To mute the microphone, press function key 3 on the command module, or touch function, repeat the prior instruction.
on the console display. To unlock the mute
INFORMATION
By pressing function key 3 on the command module, or by touching
on the console display, the called party cannot hear the caller’s voice, however the caller (vehicle side) can hear the voice of the called party.
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Hook Key / End
The hook key’s main functions are to place, receive and termi­nate calls.
will also terminate a call when touched.
Sending Tone Signals
Tone signals can be sent using the keypad of the console display while making a call. Services such as remote operation of voice mail and making balance inquiries can be completed by sending tone signals.
Touch
on the Call screen of the console display.
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
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As you enter the desired numbers using the keypad in the Send Tones screen, the numbers will be displayed in the upper win­dow. The tone signals will be sent the moment the keypad is touched. The keypad color will change momentarily when tone signals are being sent.
The call can be terminated by pressing the hook key on the com­mand module, or by touching
on the screen.
INFORMATION
Tone signals may not be sent correctly when they are trans­mitted prior to the connection of a call or during a call.
The system will return to the Call screen when
is touched on
the console display.
When more than 32 characters are entered, the number dis­played in the upper window will shift 1 character at a time to the left and the first numbers entered will be deleted.
Sending Tone Signals Using the Phone Book
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If both the number and the tone signal are entered in the phone book memory, the call can be made and the tone signal can be staged simultaneously.
First go to the Phone Book screen by touching
on the console display. If numbers that include tone unison sending data are downloaded
into the speed dial memory, place the call from the command mod­ule. This will result in the Call screen being displayed. (Refer to pages 20–21.) Also, you can place the call using a voice tag. This too, will result in the Call screen being displayed. (Refer to pages 32–36.) Tones can be sent by going to the Call screen. (Refer to page 48.)
INFORMATION
Phone memory transfer must be completed before you use this section of this manual.
CAUTION
While the vehicle is in motion operate the system ONLY WHEN SAFE to do so.
Select an entry from the phone book list. When a registered number that contains a tone signal is chosen, the number will then be displayed in the upper window.
The upper window can display up to 32 characters including w ’s.
on the console display and the Details of Entry screen will display up to 44 characters including w ’s. (Refer to page 48, Details of Entry screen.)
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Touch
NOTICE
Shaded text indicates operations that cannot be performed while vehicle is in motion.
INFORMATION
The P (pause) signal and the W (wait) signal are displayed as w ’s, and are the same function.
Data being sent after the w is converted to ”_” for confiden­tiality.
To complete a call, it is not necessary to touch
.
After determining that the entered number is correct, touch
and then press the hook key on the command module, or touch
on the console display to place a call.
INFORMATION
The system will return to the Telephone screen when
is touched on the console display.
When the Call screen is being viewed the call can be termi­nated by pressing the hook key on the command module, or by
touching on the console display.
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