AUDIO AND VISUAL SYSTEM

USB/AUX Port

1. A USB port is provided that enables the use of a USB memory device, portable audio player (USB type), iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano or iPod touch.

2. Videos stored on a video capable device such as an iPod can be displayed on the multi-display by connecting the video capable device to the AUX port using a dedicated 4-pole AUX cable.

   

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   *A

   Models with Base Audio System

   *B

   Models with Display Audio System or Navigation System

   Tech Tips

   
   

   • In order to display video from an iPod, it is necessary to connect the iPod to the USB and AUX ports using a dedicated iPod video cable or dedicated 4-pole AUX cable and select "video sound input" .

   • Depending on the specifications of the 4-pole AUX cable used to connect a video cable device such as an iPod or VTR, the video function may not operate correctly. Use a dedicated 4-pole AUX cable when using the video function.*

   
   

   • *: Depending on the specifications, iPod video not supported.

   • iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

   • The following iPod, iPod nano, iPod classic, iPod touch and iPhone devices can be used with this audio system:

   
   
   • Made for

   • iPod touch (6th generation)

   • iPod touch (5th generation)

   • iPod touch (4th generation)

   • iPod touch (3rd generation)

   • iPod touch (2nd generation)

   • iPod touch (1st generation)

   • iPod classic

   • iPod nano (7th generation)

   • iPod nano (6th generation)

   • iPod nano (5th generation)

   • iPod nano (4th generation)

   • iPod nano (3rd generation)

   • iPod nano (2nd generation)

   • iPod nano (1st generation)

   • iPhone 6S Plus

   • iPhone 6S

   • iPhone 6 Plus

   • iPhone 6

   • iPhone 5S

   • iPhone 5C

   • iPhone 5

   • iPhone 4S

   • iPhone 4

   • iPhone 3GS

   • iPhone 3G

   • iPhone

   
   

   • Depending on differences between models or software versions etc., some models might be incompatible with this audio system.

   • USB memory devices that meet the following specifications are supported:

     USB Communication Formats	USB 2.0, Full Speed (12 Mbps) USB 2.0, High Speed (480 Mbps)*
     File System	FAT 16/32
     Correspondence Class	Mass Storage Class
     File Formats	MP3, WMA, AAC*

   
   

   • *: Models without base audio system

6-speaker System

• *a: 3-door models

• *b: 5-door models

9-speaker System

• *a: 3-door models

• *b: 5-door models

12-speaker System

14-speaker System

Toyota Link (Models for Australia and New Zealand)

1. The Toyota Link service makes it possible to operate specified applications on the radio and display receiver assembly*1 or navigation receiver assembly*2 by using Bluetooth to connect the navigation system to a cellular phone with the Toyota Link application installed.

   
   

   • *1: Models with display audio system

   • *2: Models with navigation system

2. The Toyota Link service enables communication between the navigation system, application server and content provider utilizing the Toyota Link application installed on a cellular phone.

3. The following applications ("Apps") are available for the Toyota Link service: Local business search, internet radio, Restaurant reservation service, Movie ticket purchase, Fuel Price information, Sports information, Stock information, Local traffic information, weather information, etc. However, since this supported application lineup is subject to change, visit http://www.toyota.com.au/owners for details on the Toyota Link service.

   

Application (Models with Navigation System (with Extension Box))

1. Available applications are listed in the following table:

   Application		Outline
   Preinstalled Application	Weather	Weather information for the selected areas, such as present vehicle position, destination or a searched areas, for the next 5 days can be displayed on the multi-display.
   	Fuel	The location and fuel price information of gas stations near the vehicle are displayed as a list on the multi-display. These gas stations can also be set as a destination.
   	Parking	The location and available spaces of parking lots near the vehicle are displayed as a list on the multi-display. These parking lots can also be set as a destination.
   	Toyota Assistance	With a Bluetooth phone connected to the radio and display receiver assembly, a call*2 to Toyota assistance service can be made. Upon receiving the information from the GPS satellite, the vehicle's current location is displayed on the Toyota assistance service call screen so that the user will be able to promptly tell the operator the current location of the vehicle.
   	Street View	Google street view, which shows panoramic images along streets, is available. The street view of the desired location can be displayed on the multi-display.*3 A location searched for using street view can be set as a destination.
   	Pictures	When a USB memory device is connected to the radio and display receiver assembly, pictures stored on the USB memory device can be displayed on the multi-display as well as played as a slide show.*4
   	Calendar*1	When a Bluetooth phone is connected to the radio and display receiver assembly, calendar entries, tasks and notes stored in the phone can be downloaded and displayed on the multi-display.*5

   
   

   • *1: Models with extension box (high grade)

   • *2: Calls are only available when the user is in a Toyota assistance service supported country and the country in which the vehicle is currently located has been selected using the multi-display.

   • *3: Up to 6 pictures per location can be displayed.

   • *4: Available image data formats: JPEG, PNG and BMP

   • *5: This function may not be available depending on the model of the cellular phone connected via Bluetooth.

   Figure 1. Toyota Assistance Image

   

MirrorLink^TM*1 Function

1. To utilize the MirrorLink^TMfunction, it is necessary to connect a compatible smartphone*2 to the radio and display receiver assembly or the navigation receiver assembly using a USB cable.

2. After a connection is established, the screen of the smartphone is displayed on the radio and display receiver assembly or the navigation receiver assembly. Using this screen, the user can operate applications installed on the smartphone and listen to the audio of the smartphone via the vehicle speakers. Operation via the smartphone is also possible.

   Tech Tips

   
   

   • *1: MirrorLink is a registered trademark of Car Connectivity Consortium LCC.

   • *2: To use this function, a compatible device with a compatible application must be connected to the system. Furthermore, compatible devices and applications may differ depending on which version of MirrorLink is installed to the audio head unit. (The version of MirrorLink installed to the vehicle cannot be directly confirmed. See the following table for details.)

     Compatible devices and applications

     MirrorLink Version	Manufacturer	Device	Application
     Ver.1.0	Nokia	701, N8 or N9	Nokia Drive Nokia Music
     	Samsung	Galaxy S3	DriveLink
     Ver.1.1 or later	For details, refer to http://carconnectivity.org/ and http://www.mirrorlink.com/

   

   *1	MirrorLink Screen
   *2	Smartphone
   *3	Connection via USB cable
   *4	The illustrations shown are examples only. The illustrations may differ from the actual vehicle screens.

Rear Seat Entertainment System (RSE)

1. A 9-inch Wide Video Graphics Array (WVGA) monitor is used for the television system. In addition, Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are used to provide mercury-free backlighting. This reduces the burden on the environment and ensures brightness.

2. The RSE displays images from the Blu-ray, DVD and CD compatible player, the SD card player on the television display assembly or an A/V port on the console box rear end panel. The RSE also outputs sound via the speakers or headphones.

3. A menu screen exclusive to the rear seat entertainment system is provided, thus enhancing operability of each content selection.

   

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   *1

   Television Display Assembly

   *2

   Remote Controller (Television Switch and Volume Assembly)