Toyota VIP User manual

Remote Engine Starter
Owner's Guide
05-21-09
090002-32680700
2011- AVALON TVIP V4 REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES)
OWNER’S GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION 1
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 2–3
OPERATION
BEFORE STARTING ENGINE 4
REMOTE ENGINE START 5
REMOTE ENGINE STOP 6
AUTOMATIC ENGINE SHUTDOWN 6
REMOTE ENGINE STARTER INFORMATION 8
WARNING AND NOTICE INFORMATION 9

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INTRODUCTION
The REMOTE ENGINE STARTER allows you to start your engine from outside the
vehicle. It utilizes your vehicle’s keyless entry remote, so there is no need to carry
around an extra remote. The REMOTE ENGINE STARTER is operated the same
way for vehicles equipped with or without the Smart Entry / Push Start system; simply
push the remote’s LOCK button in a quick, twostep sequence. In addition, the RE-
MOTE ENGINE STARTER can activate the heater or air conditioner according to your
preset temperature controls, providing you with a comfortable cabin upon entry. As an
added convenience, the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER can also activate the defroster
(when preset) to clear up the windshield during cold weather.
To ensure your safety, and the safety of anyone near the vehicle, the REMOTE
ENGINE STARTER is designed to shut the engine off when it detects any attempt
to enter or move the vehicle after a remote engine start. Please consult your Toyota
dealer for more details.
NOTE: To utilize the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER, your vehicle must have an au-
tomatic transmission; it cannot be used for manual transmission models. The trans-
mission range for remote start may be shorter than the remote’s basic keyless entry
operation. Range can also be affected by the surrounding environment. Laws in some
communities require that the vehicle be within view of anyone using the REMOTE
ENGINE STARTER. In some states, use of the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER may
violate state or local laws. Before using the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER, check your
state and local laws.
For any questions or concerns about the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER, please call
Toyota Customer Experience at [phone].

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Caution
Do not start the engine in an enclosed area (such
as a garage or indoor parking lot) where too much
exhaust may accumulate and create a hazardous
environment with potential for CO poisoning.
Caution
Do not start the engine if a child or pet are present in
or near the vehicle. Interior power components such
as windows and seats can accidentally be switched
on and lead to injury.
Caution
Do not check the engine while it is still warm after
being remotely started. Allow at least ve minutes for
the engine to cool to avoid being burned.
Caution
Do not start the engine near dry foliage, paper, or
other ammable substances. The exhaust tube
and emissions can create a re hazard at high
temperatures.
Caution
Do not use the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER from a
distance where the vehicle cannot be seen. Children
or small animals should not be near the vehicle.
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Caution
The general operating temperature of the REMOTE
ENGINE STARTER under ideal conditions is above
-22° F (-30° C). Due to multiple Vehicle Side vari-
ables, this operating temperature may uctuate.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Caution
Always shut off components such as the windshield
wipers and radio after parking. If left on, such compo-
nents may be damaged by remote engine start in ex-
tremely cold weather. Check that all vehicle windows
are closed and all doors locked after parking.
Caution
Do not start the engine with the body cover still on the
vehicle. The exhaust tube and emissions are capable
of starting a re at high temperatures.
Caution
Only use the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER when you
intend to drive the vehicle; excessive engine starting
consumes fuel and battery power.
Caution
To help reduce the risk of injury during engine service,
the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER will not function
while the hood is open.
Caution
REMOTE ENGINE STARTER cannot be initiated
when Remote Air Conditioning / Solar Ventilation
System is activated, and Remote Air Conditioning /
Solar Ventilation System cannot be activated when
REMOTE ENGINE STARTER is operational.

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OPERATION
BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
Before using the REMOTE ENGINE STARTER to start your vehicle, please be sure of
the following conditions.
The shift lever is in the “P” position.
(Without Push Start)
The key is not inserted in the key cylinder.
(With Push Start)
The engine can be remotely started regardless
of whether the driver has a smart key remote
inside or outside the vehicle.
All doors are closed.
The hood is closed.

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OPERATION
REMOTE ENGINE STARTER
To start a vehicle remotely, press and release the LOCK button twice within two
seconds, then press and hold the LOCK button for three seconds.
FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY BY:
TWO SECONDS
A) Press and
release
the LOCK
button.
B) The hazard
lights flash
once.
D) The hazard
lights flash
again.
C) Press and
release the
LOCK button
again.
D) The engine
starts and the
hazard lights
flash for 20
seconds.
20 SECONDS
STEP 1. Press and release the LOCK button on the remote twice within two seconds.
The hazard lights will flash each time.
STEP 2. Press and hold the LOCK button on the remote for three seconds. The hazard
lights flash once when pressed, then again after three seconds. The engine starts,
and the hazard lights flash for 20 seconds.
THREE SECONDS
A) Press and
hold the
LOCK
button for
three
seconds.
B) The hazard
lights flash
once.
C) After three
seconds,
the hazard
lights flash
again.
UNLOCK
UNLOCK
UNLOCK
NOTE: Any vehicle started with the Remote Engine Starter can idle for a total of 20
minutes. Automatic engine shutdown occurs after 10 minutes, but the vehicle may
be remotely started as many times as the user wishes and run for an additional 10
minutes. After 20 minutes of total operation, however, the vehicle must be started
manually to reset the Remote Engine Starter.
NOTE: For vehicles equipped with Piezo, the buzzer will chirp the same number of
times that the light ashes.
For any questions or concerns about the Remote Engine Starter, please call Toyota
Customer Experience at [phone].

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OPERATION
REMOTE ENGINE STOP
There are two methods by which to shut off the vehicle engine remotely: Either press
the UNLOCK button once OR press and hold the LOCK button for two or more seconds.
Using Method 1, your vehicle will remain unlocked for 30 seconds. Then it automatically
relocks if no doors are opened. If your vehicle will not be in plain view for that time, or you
have other security concerns, you may wish to use Method 2 (below), which does not
unlock the vehicle.
NOTE: All doors will remain locked after the engine is shut off.
NOTE: For vehicles equipped with Piezo, the buzzer will chirp the same number of
times that the light ashes.
AUTOMATIC ENGINE SHUTDOWN
The engine will stop automatically after 10 minutes.
10
METHOD 2: Press and hold the LOCK button on the remote for two or more seconds. The
engine stops and the hazard lights flash once.
A) Press and
hold the
LOCK button
for two
seconds or
more.
B) The
engine
stops.
C) The hazard
lights flash
once.
UNLOCK
METHOD 1: Press the UNLOCK button on the remote. The engine stops and the hazard
lights flash twice.
A) Press the
UNLOCK
button.
B) The
engine
stops.
C) The hazard
lights flash twice.
UNLOCK

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OPERATION
AUTOMATIC ENGINE SHUTDOWN
The Remote Engine Starter will automatically shut down or will not start the vehicle’s
engine under the following conditions:
If any door is manually unlocked or via Smart
Key.
If any door is opened.
If the shift lever is moved to any
position other than “P.”
If the hood is opened.
ENGINE
START
STOP
(Without Push Start)
The key is inserted in the key cylinder.
(With Push Start)
If push button is pressed.
The brake pedal is depressed.
If the security alarm is triggered.
NOTE: The engine will continue to run if the
panic alarm is triggered.