Toyota ADVANCED AVX User manual

ADVANCED AVX (AACP)
OWNERS MANUAL
Please read this manual for proper operation and keep it for future reference.

Table of Contents i
Table of Contents
Statements and Declarations��������������������������� 1
Safety Instructions....................................................... 1
Copyright Declaration .................................................. 3
Chapter 1� Getting Started������������������������������� 5
1.1 Overview................................................................. 5
1.2 Starting the Infotainment System......................... 6
1.3 Home Screen.......................................................... 7
1.4 Notification Center................................................. 8
1.5 Steering Wheel Control.......................................... 9
Chapter 2� Media ������������������������������������������� 11
2.1 Overview...............................................................11
2.2 Audio Player .........................................................11
2.2.1 USB ................................................................12
2.2.2 Radio..............................................................14
2.2.3 Bluetooth Audio ............................................15
2.3 Video Player .........................................................16
2.4 Picture Viewer......................................................18
Chapter 3� Phone������������������������������������������� 19
3.1 Pairing Your Smartphone ....................................19
3.1.1 NFC Sensor Pairing.......................................19
3.1.2 Bluetooth Pairing ..........................................20
3.2 Overview ..............................................................20
3.3 Calls......................................................................22
3.4 Incoming Calls .....................................................24
Chapter 4� Connection����������������������������������� 25
4.1 Apple CarPlay.......................................................25
4.1.1 Connecting to Apple CarPlay Using USB.....26
4.1.2 Connecting to Apple CarPlay Wirelessly .....26
4.1.3 Exiting Apple CarPlay ...................................26
4.2 Android Auto ........................................................27
4.2.1 Connecting to Android Auto Using USB ......27
4.2.2 Connecting to Android Auto Wirelessly.......28
4.2.3 Exiting Android Auto.....................................28
4.3 SDL (SmartDeviceLink™) .....................................28
4.3.1 Establishing Connection via Bluetooth........29
4.3.2 Establishing Connection via USB Cable ......29
4.4 Miracast................................................................30
4.4.1 Entering Miracast..........................................30
4.5 AutoLynk...............................................................30

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4.5.1 Starting AutoLynk .........................................31
4.5.2 Exiting AutoLynk ...........................................31
Chapter 5� Apps��������������������������������������������� 33
5.1 Voice Command ..................................................33
5.1.1 Phone Commands........................................34
5.1.2 Media Commands ........................................34
5.2 Surround Monitor.................................................35
Chapter 6� Settings���������������������������������������� 37
6.1 Mobile Connections.............................................37
6.1.1 Connecting a Device Using Bluetooth .........37
6.1.2 Connecting a Device Using USB ..................39
6.2 Sound Settings.....................................................39
6.3 Display Settings ...................................................40
6.4 Date and Time......................................................41
6.5 Language Settings...............................................41
6.6 About ....................................................................42
6.7 Surround Monitor.................................................42
Appendix ������������������������������������������������������� 43
Appendix A. Specifications .......................................43
General....................................................................43
Display ....................................................................43
Radio Reception .....................................................43
Input/Output ...........................................................43
Appendix B. Compatible Devices..............................43
iOS Devices.............................................................43
Android Devices .....................................................44
Appendix C. NFC Compatible Devices......................45
Appendix D. Wireless AutoLynk.................................47
Appendix E. Media Supported Formats....................48
Audio File Format...................................................48
Video File Format...................................................48
Appendix F. Voice Commands ..................................49
Phone Commands .................................................49
Media Commands..................................................49
Appendix G. AutoLynk Troubleshooting ...................50
iOS Devices.............................................................50
Android Devices .....................................................51

Statements and Declarations 1
Statements and Declarations
Safety Instructions
WARNING
Read, follow, and retain all of the following safety
precautions. Heed all warnings before operating the
Infotainment System.
Operating the Infotainment System or viewing its screen
while driving will distract the driver from traffic conditions
and may result in accidents. Only operate the Infotainment
System when the vehicle is stationary.
CAUTION
For safety reasons, some functions in Media, Phone,
Apps, and all functions in Settings, which involve
complicated maneuvers or require prolonged attention,
will be unavailable while the vehicle is in motion (moving
at a speed above 0 km/hr). Unavailable icons or menus
will be grayed out.
If the Infotainment System is showing error or any
abnormality (producing noise, smell, liquid, smoke, etc.),
please shut it down and call service center immediately.
Do not disassemble, repair, or alter the Infotainment
System in any way without authorization. Doing so may
damage the device and will void the warranty. Please refer
all servicing to your TOYOTA dealer.
Do not expose the Infotainment System to liquid,
excessive moisture, or dust. Such exposures may cause
the Infotainment System to short-circuit, emit smoke, or
catch fire.
Excessive use may damage your eyesight. Please take a
10-minute rest after 30 minutes of usage.
Pay attention to children operating the Infotainment
System. Children under the age of 2 years are prohibited
to look at the screen, while children over the age of 2
years are allowed to look at the screen for no longer than
1 hour at a time.
NOTICE
The Infotainment System is designed for use with vehicles
only.
When the Infotainment System detects any abnormality
that may cause damage to the audio system, it will
automatically mute all audio until the problem is solved.
Please contact your local TOYOTA dealer if this issue
persists.

2 Statements and Declarations
Adjust the volume to an appropriate level to avoid
damaging your hearing.
Do not use the Infotainment System for extended periods
of time with the engine turned off. Doing so will exhaust
the car battery.
Executing programs extends the response time. Do
not touch the screen repeatedly. It may cause the
Infotainment System to slow down or stop responding.
Avoid exposing the Infotainment System to direct sunlight
when not in use.
Do not exert excessive force when operating the
touchscreen.
The display may become blurry, distorted, or respond
slowly under extreme temperatures. Images may also
appear out-of-sync or in reduced quality in such quality.
Please note that these are not a malfunction of the
Infotainment System.
When the air conditioner is turned on, the sudden
change in temperature may cause excessive vapor or
condensation to form on the display. This may temporarily
affect the operation. Wait until the condensation clears,
and the Infotainment System will resume to normal
operation.
The Bluetooth connectivity may not fully support third-
party apps such as WhatsApp™, Facebook Messenger,
WeChat™, etc. Only basic communication features that
came with your phone are supported.
The Bluetooth audio player may not fully support third-
party music providers such as Spotify. Only MP3 files and
the built-in audio player on your phone are supported.
Bluetooth is a wireless communication technology.
Depending on external factors, problems such as delayed
feedback, intermittent noise, and other similar situations
are not uncommon.
If the volume for Bluetooth audio player or phone calls
is too low or inaudible, check the audio volume on your
phone.
There is the possibility a phone cannot be connected due
to deviations from the Bluetooth communication protocol.
This issue is entirely caused by the compatibility of the
phone, and cannot be repaired by updating the hardware
and software of the Infotainment System.
The iPod feature requires the original USB cable provided
by Apple.

Statements and Declarations 3
When using a USB flash drive in the Infotainment System
for the first time, it may take longer to read all files in the
USB flash drive.
To avoid problems during audio/video playback, please
only use legitimate sources in supported formats. Please
refer to
Appendix E for more information.
If you encounter problems while playing audio/video files
on your USB drive, make sure all files are in the correct
format and that there are no unsupported files such as a
.doc or .exe file in the USB drive.
Other than smartphones, the Infotainment System does
not work with any hardware devices.
Please only use USB 2.0 flash drives. USB 3.0 or newer
flash drives may not be fully supported.
Any damage caused by the playback of unsupported
audio/video files will void the warranty.
The USB port is used for multimedia playback only. It may
not work as a charging port for some devices.
If a problem is preventing the proper operation of the
Infotainment System, please reset and restart the device.
Read the owner's manual for the proper reset method or
contact your local TOYOTA dealer.
On the rare occasions that the Infotainment System stops
responding, the screen may turn black or the touchscreen
may not function properly. Some of the common causes
are screen connectivity issues, a firmware update, a
recent update, or installment issues. Hold the power
button to reboot the Infotainment System after safely
parking your vehicle. Do not touch the screen repeatedly.
Traffic information is provided only as a reference and
may differ from the actual condition.
This owner's manual is applicable to all models of this car
series. However, some explanations or features described
in the manual depend on the compatibility of the vehicle.
Any update or correction for this manual's content will
be published on the company's official website without
notice.
Copyright Declaration
Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iTunes are
trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other
countries.
Google, Android, Google Play, Google Maps and other
logos are trademarks of Google LLC.
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are trademarks of
Bluetooth SIG.

Chapter 1. Getting Started 4
Chapter 1� Getting Started
The Infotainment System powers on when you turn on
your car, and powers off when you turn off your car.
NOTE: It takes 15 to 70 seconds to fully turn on the
Infotainment System.
1�1 Overview
The functions of each part of the Infotainment System.
②
⑥
①
③
④⑤
⑧
⑦
⑨
⑩
①Power Button
• Press to turn the screen off.
NOTE: All system commands will keep running when
the screen is turned off.
• Press to turn the screen on.
• Hold for 3 seconds to turn the screen and sounds
off. Press the button again to turn the screen and
sounds on.
• Hold for 10 seconds to reboot.
②Homescreen Button
Press to return to the home screen.
③Volume Up Button
• Press to increase the volume.
• Hold to quickly increase the volume.
④Volume Down Button
• Press to decrease the volume.
• Hold to quickly decrease the volume.
⑤Built-in Microphone
Receives your voice for hands-free phone calls or voice
commands.
⑥Voice Command Button
Press to open voice command page (
see 5.1, page
33 ).
⑦NFC Sensor
For connecting your smartphone via Bluetooth (Android
device only).
⑧Reset Hole
If the Infotainment System is not responding, plug in
a straightened paper clip to reset the Infotainment
System.

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1�2 Starting the Infotainment System
After turning the Infotainment System on, press
"Language" on the warning screen to choose the system
language. Press "OK" to go to the next page. You can
always change the language setting later from the Settings
menu ( see 6.5, page 41 ).
Press "Next" to set the date and time, or press "Skip" to set
it later from the Settings menu ( see 6.4, page 41 ).
CAUTION
Do not use sharp objects to poke the reset hole. Doing
so may damage the device and will void the warranty.
⑨USB Port
Connect your USB flash drive or smartphones using
a USB cable to play media files on the Infotainment
System.
NOTE: See
Appendix E for a list of fully supported
media formats.
⑩Capacitive Touchscreen
• Press to operate the Infotainment System.
• Press to turn the screen on.
CAUTION
Use only the soft parts of your finger to operate the
touchscreen. Do not press the panel with excessive
force. Do not use pens or other sharp objects to
operate the touchscreen. Do not scratch or engrave
the touchscreen.

Chapter 1. Getting Started 6
1�3 Home Screen
The home screen consists of the main menu, the
dashboard and the status bar.
②
①
③
①Main Menu
Press to switch between the five main screens:
• Media ( see Chapter 2, page 11 )
• Phone ( see Chapter 3, page 19 )
• Connection ( see Chapter 4, page 25 )
• Apps ( see Chapter 5, page 33 )
• Settings ( see Chapter 6, page 37 )
②Dashboard
A collage of widgets/apps, displaying important
information with quick accesses to favorite functions.
Press on a widget/app to open it for further actions, or
hold an empty data field to add a shortcut.
Swipe left/right to switch between pages.
• Replacing Widgets/Apps
Hold the widget/app you want to remove, select a
replacement widget/app from the pop-up list, and
ress "Select".
• Adding a New Page
Press and hold a blank area on either side of the
dashboard →"Add Page", then select the desired
layout, and press "Select". The dashboard can hold
up to three pages.

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• Removing Page
Press and hold a blank area on either side of the
dashboard that you want to remove →"Remove
Page", and select "Remove".
• Changing the Page Layout
Press and hold a blank area on either side of the
dashboard →"Page Layout", select the desired
layout, and press "Select".
• Changing the Wallpaper
Press and hold a blank area on either side of the
dashboard →"Wallpaper", select the desired
wallpaper, and press "Select".
③Status Bar
Shows the status of your inserted media, notifications,
the system status, and current time. Press the status
bar to go to the notification center (
see 1.4, page 8 ).
Examples of status icons:
Multimedia
Audio
System
Bluetooth
Phone
Smart
Notification
1�4 Notification Center
Press the status bar to read the notification details such as
missed calls or multimedia status. Press the homescreen
button or the icon to exit.

Chapter 1. Getting Started 8
Press in the right side of a notification to clear it. Select
"Clear All" to remove all notifications.
NOTE: Notification that is still running in the background,
such as multimedia status, cannot be removed unless they
are closed first.
1�5 Steering Wheel Control
Control buttons on the steering wheel can be used to
operate the Infotainment System.
NOTICE
Buttons and functions may differ depending on the
vehicle's model.
②⑥
①③
④
⑤
⑧
⑦
①Volume Up Button
• Press once to increase the volume.
• Press and hold to increase the volume rapidly.
②Volume Down Button
• Press once to decrease the volume.
• Press and hold to decrease the volume rapidly.
③Seek Up Button
• When listening to the radio, press to go back to the
previous station. When playing tracks from media
sources, press to go back to the previous track
(playback time is less than 2 seconds), or go back to
the beginning of the current track (playback time is
more than 2 seconds).
NOTE: The radio function is not available if no radio
stations are found in the preset list.

9Chapter 1. Getting Started
• When listening to the radio, press and hold to search
for available stations. When playing tracks from the
USB, press to go back to the previous genre/singer/
album/song/folder.
④Seek Down Button
• When listening to the radio, press to go to the next
station. When playing tracks from media sources,
press to jump to the next track.
NOTE: The radio function is not available if no radio
stations are found in the preset list.
• When listening to the radio, press and hold to search
for available stations. When playing tracks from
media sources, press to go to the next genre/singer/
album/song/folder.
⑤Mode Button
• Press to cycle through the media sources:
FM1 →FM2 →FM3 →AM1 →AM2 →Bluetooth
Audio →USB Audio →USB Video
NOTE: Absent media sources will be skipped.
Pressing the Mode Button will bring up the Media
screen.
• Press and hold to mute or unmute.
NOTE: Phone calls cannot be muted.
⑥Voice Command Button
Press to activate the voice command function.
⑦Accept Call Button
Press to answer an incoming call.
⑧Reject Call Button
Press to reject an incoming call or hang up an ongoing
call.

Chapter 2. Media 10
Chapter 2� Media
The Infotainment System provides multimedia playback
feature. Select "Media" from the home screen to open the
media screen.
2�1 Overview
At the top of the media page, there are Audio/Video/
Picture tabs, an equalizer button, rear seat entertainment
and quick settings options.
②① ③④⑤
①Audio
Press to open the audio player ( see 2.2, page 11 ).
②Video
Press to open the video player ( see 2.3, page 16 ).
③Picture
Press to open the picture viewer feature (
see 2.4, page
18 ).
④Equalizer Button
Press to open Equalizer ( see 6.2, page 39 ).
⑤Quick Settings
Press to open quick settings, turn Bluetooth on/off,
mute audio, adjust screen brightness, or open the
Settings page (
see Chapter 6, page 37 ).
2�2 Audio Player
Press the Audio Tab to open the audio player page. Press
"Source" in the bottom left corner to select the audio
source.

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Choose one of the available sources by pressing the icon.
NOTE: Unavailable audio source will be grayed out.
2�2�1 USB
Insert your USB flash drive to the USB port, and switch the
audio source to "USB".
NOTE: You can also connect iOS device to the USB port
using an Apple original cable.
NOTICE
The Infotainment System supports USB 2.0 with FAT32
format and 32 GB size limit. However, it is not guaranteed
that all flash drives that meet the specification can be
played normally.
If your vehicle has two USB ports, the Infotainment
System will only read the USB drive that is plugged in first.
The other port can still be used as a charging port.
If you want to plug in two USB drives consecutively, please
wait for 3 seconds before inserting the second USB drive
to prevent the Infotainment System from failing to read
the first USB drive.
See
Appendix E for a list of fully supported formats.
To avoid any problems during playback, do not put any
unsupported fromat in the USB.
Playing unsupported files may disrupt the operation of the
Infotainment System.
In some cases, there is a possibility some supported files
or devices cannot be played.
Please make sure you have backup files before using the
audio player. TOYOTA will not be responsible for any data
loss.

Chapter 2. Media 12
②
⑥
①③
④⑤⑧ ⑦
⑨⑩
①Track Information
Displays currently played track, artist, album, device's
name and track number / total number of tracks.
NOTE: Information displayed on the screen depends
on each track.
②Progress Bar
Displays the played and total lengths of the current
track. Drag to fast forward or rewind the track.
③Cover Image
Displays the track's cover image (if available).
④Backward Skip Button
• Press to skip to the start of the current track (if the
current track is played for more than 2 seconds).
• Press to go back to the previous track.
• Press and hold to rewind the track (up to the
beginning of the track).
⑤Play/Pause Button
Press to pause or to resume playing.
⑥Forward Skip Button
• Press to skip the track.
• Press and hold to fast forward the track.
⑦Repeat Button
Press to switch between Repeat All →Repeat Track
→Do Not Repeat .
⑧Shuffle Button
Press to play tracks in random order.
⑨Browse Button
Press to browse tracks based on genre, artist, album,
song title, or folder.

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Press "Play All" to play all tracks.
⑩Playlist
Press to see what plays next. You can play the track
directly from this list.
Press "Now Playing" to go back to the audio player
screen.
2�2�2 Radio
You can listen to AM and FM radio stations. Switch the
audio source to "Radio".
NOTICE
Availability and audio quality of radio stations are
dependent on the broadcasters.
The signal strength, and thereby reception, may be
affected by the weather, terrain, foliage, structures, or
buildings in your surrounding area.
②
⑥
①
③④⑤
⑦
③
④
①Current Band
Displays the current band. You can press the button to
switch to another band. There are five bands available
on the Infotainment System:
FM1 →FM2 →FM3 →AM1 →AM2
②Current Frequency

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The frequency you are tuned in to.
③Seek Buttons
Press to seek downward and to seek upward.
④Frequency Adjustment Buttons
Press to adjust the frequency by 0.05 MHz (FM) or 9
kHz (AM).
⑤Play/Pause Button
Press to turn radio on/off.
⑥Scan Button
Press to scan through all frequencies automatically,
pausing at each station for 5 seconds. Press again to
stop.
⑦Preset Button
Saves the current frequency as a preset station. There
are six preset stations available.
Select the icon to save the current frequency into
one of the six preset buttons. The preset buttons will
display all saved stations. Select one to start listening.
To delete, press and hold a preset station →"Remove"�
2�2�3 Bluetooth Audio
You can listen to audio tracks from a Bluetooth device.
Connect your Bluetooth device ( see 6.1, page 25 ), and
switch the audio source to "Bluetooth".
NOTICE
Your device must be compatible with A2DP and AVRCP.
See Appendix B for a list of fully supported devices.
Features, audio file types, quality, and connectivity are
dependent on the Bluetooth device. Not all devices
support features such as displaying track names or
shuffling/repeating tracks in a playlist.
Audio playback from third-party apps is not supported.
Some Bluetooth device's software may prevent tracks
from playing normally.
When Bluetooth audio player is running, the Infotainment
System may take longer time to respond.
If the audio volume is too low or inaudible, please check
your Bluetooth device's volume settings.
To ensure a better sound quality, check the audio quality
of the audio file, or lower the volume on the Bluetooth

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device to avoid noise amplification.
If the audio is unstable, please disconnect and reconnect
your Bluetooth device.
②
⑥
①
③
④⑤
⑦
①Track Information
Displays currently played track, artist, album, device's
name and track number / total number of tracks.
NOTE: Information displayed on the screen depends
on each track.
②Progress Bar
Displays the played and total lengths of the current
track.
③Cover Image
Displays the track's cover image (if available).
④Backward Skip Button
• Press to skip to the start of the current track (if the
current track is played for more than 2 seconds).
• Press to go back to the previous track.
• Press and hold to rewind the track (up to the
beginning of the track).
⑤Play/Pause Button
Press to pause or to resume playing.
⑥Forward Skip Button
• Press to skip the track.
• Press and hold to fast forward the track.
⑦Connect
Press to open the Bluetooth setting page.
2�3 Video Player
Press the Video Tab to open the video player page. You
can play a video from your USB flash drive.

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②
⑥
①
③④⑤
⑦
⑧⑨
①Mini Player
Displays currently played video and control buttons.
②Progress Bar
Displays the played and total lengths of the current
video. Drag to fast forward or rewind the video.
③Backward Skip Button
• Press to go back to the previous video.
• Press and hold to rewind the video (up to the
beginning of the video).
④Play/Pause Button
Press to pause or to resume playing.
⑤Forward Skip Button
• Press to skip the video.
• Press and hold to fast forward the video.
⑥Full Screen Button
Press to expand your video to fill the screen.
Press to exit full screen mode.
⑦Video Information
Displays video's title and source.
⑧Browse Button
Press to browse video file or folder.
Select "Play All" to play all videos.

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⑨Playlist
Press to see what plays next. You can play the video
directly from this list.
Select "Now Playing" to go back to the video player
screen.
2�4 Picture Viewer
Press the Picture Tab to open the picture viewer page. You
can view a picture from your USB flash drive.
Press "Browse" on the bottom left corner to browse all
pictures.
②
⑥
①③④
⑤
①Backward Button
Press to go back to the previous picture.
②Play Button
Plays all pictures in a selected folder automatically.
③Forward Button
Press to go to the next picture.
④Full Screen Button
Press to expand your picture to fill the screen.
⑤Set As Wallpaper
Press to set the picture as wallpaper.
⑥PictureInformation
Displays the title and created date of the picture, folder
name and the name of the device.