Nav TV NTV-KIT597 User manual

NNG-Toyota 5
Navigation interface for select Toyota vehicles
NTV-KIT597
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NTV-DOC226
3950 NW 120th Ave, Coral Springs, FL 33065 TEL [phone] FAX [phone]

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If you do not agree, please discontinue use immediately and return product to place of purchase. This product is intended for off-road use and passenger
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Overview
The NNG-Toyota 5 kit interfaces the widely-used Nav N GO© powered navigation system into select Toyota
OEM media systems. Disassembly of the factory Toyota LCD is required and it is recommended that only a
professional attempts this install. All factory Toyota touch functions are used for the navigation control.
Additionally, this interface allows for a backup camera to be added with no additional parts.
Kit Content
Year
Vehicle
Radio
2014-2015
Corolla, Rav4
Non-Apps, Fujitsu Ten, 6.1”
2014
Camry
Non-Apps, Fujitsu Ten, 6.1”
1. Toyota 5 GPS/Interface
2. Toyota 5 internal Modification PCB with Y-adapter
3. Audio Switching module
4. Toyota 5 Plug & Play T-Harness
5. Toyota 5 secondary Plug & Play T-Harness
6. Rear-LCD Harness
7.
TP and LCD Harnesses
8.
Optional NAV/OEM switch
9.
Audio In/Out Y-Adapter
10.
GPS Antenna
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Compatibility for NNG-Toyota 5

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Dash Removal (Corolla)
1. Using a plastic tool, pry the dashboard
surround beginning near the radio, it is
held in with clips only.
2. Remove (4x) 10mm bolts securing the radio. Pop out the ABS light and reconnect to avoid tripping an
AirBag Light.

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Radio Modification
Bring the radio to a work bench for disassembly. Make sure you’re working in a clean area to avoid scratching
the radio face (an ESD mat is preferred but even clean carpet would be better than nothing)
1. Remove any bracketry which secured the radio to the vehicle sub dash and set them aside.
2. On the bottom of the radio, remove (2x) Phillips head screws.
3. Remove (3x) screws, and the metal plate which will expose 2 FFC connectors.

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4. Gently pry up the FFC
connectors with a small flat
heat or finger nail and
remove the ribbons from 1
side (radio side). Using a
small flat head, pry the clips
up all the way around the
radio. With the clips and
ribbons free, the screen will
detach from the rest of the
radio.
5. Observe the area (on the screen) shown below. These 2 ribbons will need to be intercepted with the
provided Modification PCB. With a small flathead, pry the connectors outwards (not upwards -
towards the ribbons themselves) from the corners.

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6. Remove (2x)
factory screws
shown here:
7. Replace the screw
circled in yellow
with the half-inch
stand off (provided):
8. Grab the provided Modification PCB. Face the PCB like shown below and insert the wide brown ribbon
(from the LCD panel) into the provided FFC connector. Note: the FFC connector must be released
(perpendicular to the PCB) in order for the ribbon to insert all the way. Be certain the ribbon is
inserted fully and squarely, and clamp down the tab gently.

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9. Once the Brown screen ribbon is connected, gently lay the Modification PCB down like shown below.
The metal tab from the radio must pass through the hole on the PCB (circled, yellow). Use the
provided screw to secure the PCB to the stand-off (from step 7, circled in white below) and the OEM
screw for the other mounting location (circled, red).
10. Connect the OEM touch-ribbon to the provided Modification PCB like shown below (A). Then connect
the smaller white ribbon to the OEM Toyota radio FFC connector as shown (B). Pins should face down
on both.
This image shows the radio
reversed from the last image.
A
B

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11. Connect the provided screen ribbon from the Modification PCB to the OEM Toyota PCB. The
connectors face each other, pins need to face down for both sides, you should see blue on both ends.
Be certain the ribbon is inserted fully and squarely.
12. Using tin-snips, cut a 1” notch in the plate remove from step 3. Lay some cloth tape around any jagged
edges for extra protection.

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13. If the provided LCD/TP Y-adapter was removed from the Modification PCB, reconnect it to the board
now, metal pins must face up towards you. This connector is keyed and should only be connected in
one orientation (note small square blocks on corners). The other end of this LCD/TP Y cable must run
out through the radio chassis via the notch cut in the metal plate from step 12 (follows the ribbons).
14. If the metal tab circled below pushes on the Modification
PCB while reconnecting the LCD to the radio, cut it off
with tin snips for complete clearance:
Modification
PCB
TP/LCD
Y-Cable
Left side
of radio

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15. Reconnect the ribbons previously removed in step 4.
Place the notched-plate down and secure with the
(3x) OEM screws. The TP and LCD cable should now be
free outside of the radio like shown.
16. The Toyota 5 GPS interface can be secured with
double-sided tape or Velcro to the bottom of
the radio if desired. Adjust dip switches before
this step, be sure to check for reverse camera
functionality if added, or factory. See dip switch
1 settings.
17. Make all plug & play connections on the next page. Some notes:
a. All T-Harnesses connect at the radio.
b. Be certain all connectors are connected the proper direction. All connectors are keyed and only properly
fit in one direction –although they can be forced in the wrong direction, DO NOT force a plug into a
connector, they should connect together easily.
c. 6 different connections must happen for audio from the NAV guidance to pass properly. Do not forget
to connect the red & black ‘speaker’ connection from the REAR LCD Harness (REAR LCD harness must
connect to the GPS interface, even if the momentary button is not used).
d. Refer to page 12 for DIP SWITCH settings.