Toyota Bluetooth hands-free system User manual

Bluetooth®
hands-free system
Owner’s manual
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Read this manual thoroughly before using the Bluetooth®.
Always keep this owner’s manual in the vehicle.
AOPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................... Page 3
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Table of Contents
1. Welcome ................................................................................................................ 7
2. Safety and general information............................................................................ 8
2.1. Safety symbols......................................................................................................... 8
2.2. Caution...................................................................................................................... 9
3. Smart practices while driving............................................................................... 10
4. User Interface Module Quick Guide ...................................................................... 11
5. Voice Recognition (VR) ......................................................................................... 12
6. Getting started...................................................................................................... 13
6.1. Set your language.................................................................................................... 13
6.2. Connect your device to the hands-free system .................................................. 13
6.3. Add contact list entries........................................................................................... 15
7. Using phone features ............................................................................................ 17
7.1. Answer a call............................................................................................................. 17
7.2. Reject a call............................................................................................................... 17
7.3. Voice answer............................................................................................................. 17
7.4. Make a call................................................................................................................. 18
7.5. Manage the contact list .......................................................................................... 21
8. In-call options........................................................................................................ 23
9. Music mode* .......................................................................................................... 26
9.1. Enabling music control ........................................................................................... 26
9.2. Enabling music with a particular device............................................................... 27
9.3. Exit music mode....................................................................................................... 27
9.4. Autoplay music......................................................................................................... 27
10.Other Voice Recognition menu options ............................................................... 28
10.1. Expert mode ............................................................................................................ 28
10.2. Phone audio.............................................................................................................. 28
10.3. Forgotten device...................................................................................................... 28
10.4. Pair to a device ......................................................................................................... 29
10.5. Connect a paired device.......................................................................................... 29
10.6. Disconnect a connected device............................................................................. 30
* On some models.
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10.7. Remove a paired device .......................................................................................... 30
10.8. Remove all paired devices ...................................................................................... 30
10.9. Use the device list.................................................................................................... 31
11.Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 32
12.UIM indicator light status ..................................................................................... 34
13.UIM button operation............................................................................................ 35
14.Voice Recognition Menu Maps .............................................................................. 38
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Recommendation
Please read this manual to get the full benet of the system.
We suggest that you keep this manual in the car. It will be easier for you to nd the
information in case of an emergency.
Your local authorised retailer will be pleased to clarify any queries you may have with
the system or its operation if you cannot nd the information you need in this manual
or in the chapter “Troubleshooting”.
Toyota recommends that only parts and accessories that have been tested and
approved by Toyota in terms of safety, function and suitability should be used.
These operating instructions are designed to ensure that you can operate the
Bluetooth® hands-free system safely and easily.
These operating instructions describe the functions of the Bluetooth®
hands-free system. ù
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1. Welcome
Welcome to Toyota’s “connected” world of Bluetooth® personal area wireless
networking. The Toyota Premium Speech-Operated Hands-free System with Bluetooth®
Technology makes wireless connection simple and quick and oers advanced features
such as:
— seamless, wireless hands-free audio through a Bluetooth® link
— wireless stereo music streaming and music control through a Bluetooth® link to your
car’s entertainment system*
— high quality, full-duplex, hands-free speech
— assisted voice control (including menus and dialing) using advanced Speaker
Independent Speech Recognition in US English, UK English, French, German, Italian,
Castilian Spanish, US Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Russian, Portuguese and Mandarin
Chinese
óNote: If you want to use a dierent language than the one you have received
an owners manual for, please contact your authorized dealer. Manuals in other
languages are available.
— personalized Bluetooth® device names
— forgotten device alert
— system contact list and phonebook number transfer from handset device
— caller ID announcement
— advanced conference call functions
— expert mode for advanced users
— entertainment mute—automatically mutes radio during calls
— seamless mobility—automatically transfers call upon switching ignition o and on
— noise reduction and acoustic echo cancellation
— compatible with Bluetooth® 2.0 (and backwards compatible with Bluetooth® 1.2
and 1.1) devices— supports the Bluetooth® Hands-free prole.
* On some models.
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2. Safety and general information
2.1. Safety symbols
mWarning: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must follow these
recommendations to avoid irreparable damage to your car, system or connected
devices or to avoid accidents with injuries or death as a result.
òCaution: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must be very careful and
follow the recommendations to avoid damage to your car, system or connected
devices or to avoid injuries.
Disposal: When this symbol appears in front of a text, you are recommended or
warned to follow the legislators’ rules for disposal of electrical equipment.
óNote: A simple recommendation for your convenience and for optimal working of
your system.
πThis means a feature is network/subscription dependent, or is dependent on the
extent of the hands-free prole support provided by your Bluetooth®-enabled
handset device. Contact your service provider and handset manual for more
information.
Use these guidelines when performing the procedures in this user guide:
— text using this font represent voice prompts heard from the hands-free system during
a voice recognition (VR) session
— text using this font represent voice commands you speak to the hands-free system
during a voice recognition session
— voice prompts enclosed in brackets {} represent prompts that are suppressed in
Expert Mode.
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2.2. Caution
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The use of wireless devices and their accessories may be prohibited or restricted in
certain areas. Always obey the laws and regulations on the use of these products.
Disposal of your mobile telephone and accessories
If, at a later date you wish to dispose of the Bluetooth® system, the infrared
headphones and/or remote control, legislation prohibits the disposal of electrical
equipment as domestic waste. Deposit old products at approved collection points for
disposal of electrical equipment.
FCC notice to users
Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the device in any way. Changes or
modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
See-47-CFR-Sec.-15.21.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
See-47-CFR-Sec.-15.19(3).
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3. Smart practices while driving
The use of wireless devices and their accessories may be prohibited or restricted in
certain areas. Always obey the laws and regulations on the use of these products.
— get to know your phone and its features such as speed dial and redial. If available,
these features help you to place your call without taking your attention o the road
— when available, use a hands-free device. If possible, add an additional layer of
convenience to your mobile device with one of the many Toyota original hands-free
accessories available today
— position your mobile device within easy reach. Be able to access your mobile device
without removing your eyes from the road. If you receive an incoming call at an
inconvenient time, if possible, let your voice mail answer it for you
— let the person you are speaking with know you are driving; if necessary, suspend
the call in heavy trac or hazardous weather conditions. Rain, sleet, snow, ice and
even heavy trac can be hazardous
— do not take notes or look up phone numbers while driving. Jotting down a “to do”
list or going through your address book takes attention away from your primary
responsibility—driving safely
— dial sensibly and assess the trac; if possible, place calls when your car is not
moving or before pulling into trac. If you must make a call while moving, dial only a
few numbers, check the road and your mirrors, then continue
— do not engage in stressful or emotional conversations that may be distracting.
Make people you are talking with aware you are driving and suspend conversations
that can divert your attention away from the road
— use your mobile device to call for help. Dial 112 or other local emergency number in
case of re, trac accident, or medical emergencies*
— use your mobile device to help others in emergencies. If you see an auto accident,
crime in progress, or other serious emergency where lives are in danger, call 112 or
other local emergency number, as you would want others to do for you*
— call roadside assistance or a special non-emergency wireless number when
necessary. If you see a broken-down vehicle posing no serious hazard, a broken
trac signal, a minor trac accident where no one appears injured, or a vehicle you
know to be stolen, call roadside assistance or other special non-emergency wireless
number.*
* Wherever wireless phone service is available
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4. User Interface Module Quick Guide
Non-Call Functions
In-Call Functions
Send button
Press and Release
— last number redial.
Press and Hold
— activate phone voice commands.
End button
Press and Release
— end VR (Voice Recognition)
— end pairing process.
Press and Hold
— disconnect all devices
— for 10 seconds at ignition on to select
enter language menu.
Multi-function button
Press and Release
— activate VR (Voice Recognition) menu.
Press and Hold
— start pairing process.
Volume up button
Press and Release
— increase prompt volume by
one level
— in language menu select
next language.
Press and Hold
— rapidly increase prompt
volume by multiple levels.
Volume down button
Press and Release
— decrease prompt volume by
one level
— in language menu select
last language.
Press and Hold
— rapidly decrease prompt
volume by multiple levels.
Play/Pause button*
Press and Release
— enter music mode.
Send button
Press and Release
— answer incoming/waiting call
— toggle between hold and resume
— switch between held and active call.
Press and Hold
— transfer call to/from hands-free
system from/to handset.
End button
Press and Release
— end the active call
— reject incoming/waiting call.
Press and Hold
— end all active calls.
Mute button
Press and Release
— mute/unmute.
Volume up button
Press and Release
— increase hands-free volume
by one level.
Press and Hold
— rapidly increase hands-free
volume by multiple levels.
Volume down button
Press and Release
— decrease hands-free
volume by one level.
Press and Hold
— rapidly decrease hands-free
volume by multiple levels.
Multi-function button
Press and Release
— activate VR (Voice Recognition) menu.
* On some models.
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5. Voice Recognition (VR)
Your hands-free system uses menu-driven voice recognition (VR) for setup and
operation.
Pressing the Multi-function button activates a voice recognition session with your
hands-free system.
Voice recognition (VR) has two main menus:
— main phone/setup menu — available except when in a call
— call menu — available when a call is active.
When you begin a VR session, you’ll hear a prompt and then a short beep. This short
beep - also known as a listening prompt - indicates that the hands-free system is
waiting for a verbal command from you.
Depending on which menu you are in, saying the predened commands allows you to
operate the hands-free system.
Some helpful tips during a voice recognition session:
— Voice recognition (VR) includes help prompts in every menu. While learning to use
the hands-free system, or whenever you need a reminder of the command list, say
Help. For some menus, you can also say Additional Help
— to repeat a prompt for a Yes or No question, say Repeat. The hands-free system will
repeat the question
— to immediately stop a prompt, press the Multi-function button. The hands-free
system returns to the listening prompt
— to return to the previous menu, say Cancel
— to exit the voice recognition session, say Exit or press the End button
— to increase/decrease the voice recognition session volume by a single level, press the
Volume Up or Volume Down button
— to increase/decrease the voice recognition session volume quickly, press and hold
the Volume Up or Volume Down button.
óNote: Tones are played to indicate when the maximum and minimum volumes are
reached.
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6. Getting started
Once your hands-free system is professionally installed, use these procedures to get
started.
6.1. Set your language
òCaution: When you change your hands-free system’s language, all contacts in your
Contacts list and devices in your Device list are deleted.
1 Turn o the vehicle ignition and wait for 15 seconds.
2 Press and hold the End button, turn on the vehicle ignition, and continue holding
the End button and wait till the hands-free system enters language selection and
responds: Language Menu. Press volume up or down to change language.
3 Press the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to scroll through the language
choices.
As you scroll to a language, the hands-free system plays the prompt for that
language. (For example: American English. To choose this language, restart the vehicle.)
4 When you have selected the desired language, turn o the vehicle ignition and wait
for the UIM Multi-function button to go o.
5 Turn on the vehicle ignition.
6.2. Connect your device
to the hands-free system
Before you can make a hands-free call or stream music*, you must establish a Bluetooth®
connection between your Bluetooth® device and the hands-free system with a paired
link.
When you set up a paired link, the hands-free system remembers your device. Once the
hands-free system and device are paired, your hands-free system automatically connects
to your device every time you start your vehicle.
This hands-free system supports paired links with up to 4 devices.
mWarning: For safety reasons, it is recommended that pairing be done while the
vehicle is stationary.
* On some models.
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Initial pairing
óNote: Before pairing, think of a suitable name for your handset device. For example
‘Jenny’s Phone’, ‘Karl’s RAZR’ etc.
óNote: The process of initiating a Bluetooth® connection with a handset device varies
by manufacturer. Please have your device’s user manual available for reference, if
needed.
1 Your device’s Bluetooth® feature is o by default. To use your car hands-free system,
turn on the Bluetooth® feature in your device. See your device’s user manual.
2 Press and hold the Multi-function button.
The system responds: Set your device in scan mode and enter 0000 if prompted for
the passcode.
The Multi-function button ashes slowly during the pairing process.
3 Perform a device discovery from the device (see your device’s user manual). Your
device searches for any Bluetooth® devices around it. When searching is complete,
your handset device displays a list of the devices it nds. Searching may take a minute
or two to complete.
4 Select TOYOTA from the list of devices
5 On the device, enter the passkey 0000 (if prompted) and press the OK key.
The system responds: Pairing complete. Please say a friendly name for the device.
6 Say a friendly device name for your device. For example, you can say ”Jenny’s Phone”.
The system responds: <device name> added
7 On the device, if prompted to accept the Bluetooth® link, enter Yes.
After a few seconds, the system responds: Connection complete. The Multi-function
button is lit bright blue. Your hands-free system is now ready to make and receive
calls and/or stream music*.
Automatic connection
After initial pairing, every time you start your vehicle, your handset device and hands-
free system are automatically connected (if your handset device is powered on and the
relevant Bluetooth® settings are not changed).
If you start your vehicle, and your handset device is not present, the hands-free system
will automatically try to connect to other handset devices present in the device list.
When the wireless connection is established, the system responds: <device name>
connected.
óNote: When in Expert Mode, the <device name> connected prompt is not played if last
connected device is reconnected. Instead you will hear two short beeps.
* On some models.
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6.3. Add contact list entries
You can store a list of names and phone numbers locally in the hands-free system’s
contact list. The contact names stored in the Contact List can be called using the
Call <name> command.
The Contact List can support up to 50 entries. The Contact List is only available when
a handset device is connected to the hands-free system.
You can enter up to 50 digits for each Contact List entry. You can also use +, *, or #
characters when dialing a number. Wait and Pause commands are also accepted.
òCaution: For safety reasons, it is recommended that contact list entries be added
while the vehicle is stationary.
óNote: Speak numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate 555-2211 as
5-5-5-2-2-1-1 (not 5-5-5-twenty-two-eleven).
Add a contact
1 Press the Multi-function button.
The system responds: Phone menu. {Say a command}.
2 Say Contact List.
The system responds: Contact list. {Say a command}.
3 Say Add Contact.
The system responds: Say the name.
4 Say the name of the contact to be stored.
— if an error is detected, the hands-free system asks you to try again
— if the name is accepted, the system responds: Say the number for <name>.
5 Say the number of the contact to be stored as either:
— an entire number (without pauses between digits), or
— as a series of segments (for example, say the rst three digits, wait for the hands-
free system to recite the digits heard, then say the next three, etc.), until you have
dictated the entire number.
The hands-free system repeats the number it hears.
6 When you have correctly entered the entire phone number, say Store (or Yes) to store
the contact.
The system responds: Contact added. Would you like to add another contact?
7 To add another contact, say Yes. Otherwise say No to exit contact list.
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Delete a contact
1 Press the Multi-Function button.
The system responds: Phone menu. {Say a command}.
2 Say Contact List.
The system responds: Contact list. {Say a command}.
3 Say Delete <contact name>.
The system responds: Are you sure you want to delete the contact <name>?
4 Say Yes to delete the contact.
The system responds: Contact deleted.
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7. Using phone features
These features are only available when a handset device (such as your phone) is
connected to the hands-free system.
πCaller ID announcement feature
On an incoming call, the hands-free system announces Call from <Caller ID> if the caller
ID is available. If you receive an incoming call from a number in the hands-free system’s
contact list, the system announces the caller with Call from <name>.
The caller ID announcement feature can be turned o (or on) using the
Caller ID Announcement O (or Caller ID Announcement On) voice recognition
command.
óNote: The hands-free system plays the handset device’s ring tone if supported by the
handset device. Otherwise, the hands-free system generates its own ring tone.
7.1. Answer a call
To answer a call, press the Send button.
7.2. Reject a call
To reject a call, press the End button. The system responds: Call rejected.
7.3. Voice answer
An incoming call can be answered using voice with the voice answer feature.
When the voice answer feature is enabled (default setting is enabled), on an incoming
call, the hands-free system announces Call from <Caller ID> Accept? {Yes or No}. Say Yes
to accept the call or No to reject the call
The voice answer feature can be turned on (or o) using the Voice Answer On (or Voice
Answer O) voice recognition (VR) command.
óNote: Voice answer is only available when the Caller ID announcement feature is on
(default setting is on).
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7.4. Make a call
You can place a hands-free call using the hands-free system’s voice recognition (VR)
menu in the following ways:
— using the system’s contact list
— digit dial using voice recognition (VR)
— using the handset device’s voice commands
— using Redial
— using the handset device’s memory dial
— dial a number from the handset device.
Pressing the End button terminates the dialing operation.
Make a call using the contact list
Make sure you have entered at least one contact in your Contact List (see chapter 7.5.).
1 Press the Multi-function button.
The system responds: Phone menu. {Say a command}.
2 Say Call <name>.
The system responds: {Call <name> yes or no?}.
3 If the contact recited by the hands-free system is correct, say Yes.
The system responds: Calling <name>.
óNote: When in Expert Mode, the Call <name> yes or no? prompt is bypassed.
Make a call with voice recognition
You can enter a phone number as one or more segments of digits. A segment can include
up to 15 digits. An entire number can include no more than 32 digits. You can also use +,
*, or # characters when dialing a number. Wait and Pause commands are also accepted.
óNote: Speak numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate 555-2211 as
5-5-5-2-2-1-1 (not 5-5-5-twenty-two-eleven).
Call with a whole number
1 Press the Multi-function button.
The system responds: Phone menu. {Say a command}.
2 Say Dial Number.
The system responds: Number please?
3 Say the number as a single set of digits (without pauses between digits).
The hands-free system recites the digits heard.
4 If the number recited by the hands-free system is correct, say Dial (or Yes) to dial the
number.
The system responds: Dialing.
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