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Quick Guide Basic Function Navigation System Audio/Visual Quick guide • Giving guidance for the route quickly 1 • Information to be read before operation Basic function • Setting initial settings before operation 2 • Connecting the Bluetooth® device • Operating the map screen Navigation system • Searching the map 3 • Activating the route guidance Audio/visual • Listening to the radio system • Enjoying music and video 4 Voice command system • Operating the voice command system 5 Information • Operating the weather information screen 6 Peripheral monitoring system • Checking the situation around the vehicle 7 • Operating the phone Phone 8 (Hands-free system for cellular phones) Lexus Enform • Operating the Lexus Enform 9 Index • Search alphabetically LS500_LS500h_Navi_OM50F66U_(U) 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .......................................................5 General settings...............................53 Reading this manual.......................................7 Voice settings....................................57 Vehicle settings ............................... 58 1 Quick guide 3 Navigation system 1-1. Basic function Display and operation switches 3-1. Basic operation ................................................................12 Navigation ..........................................62 Remote Touch....................................14 Map screen operation...................64 Menu screen.......................................16 Map screen information ...............67 Status icon........................................... 18 Traffic information ...........................70 “Setup” screen.................................. 20 3-2. Destination search Information screen ...........................21 Destination search operation.....72 1-2. Navigation operation Starting route guidance ................79 Operating the map screen...........22 3-3. Route guidance Guiding the route ............................23 Route guidance screen ................ 83 Registering home.............................24 Typical voice guidance prompts ............................................................. 86 2 Basic function Editing route ......................................87 3-4. Setup 2-1. Basic information before opera- tion Navigation settings ........................ 89 Initial screen........................................26 Detailed navigation settings........94 How to use the Remote Touch Traffic settings ...................................97 ...............................................................27 Use of information accumulated by Operating the screen....................30 navigation system ....................... 101 Using side display ............................32 3-5. Tips for the navigation system Entering letters and numbers/list GPS (Global Positioning System) screen operation.......................... 34 ........................................................... 102 Linking multi-information display Map database version and covered and the system............................... 37 area.................................................. 104 2-2. Connectivity settings 4 Audio/visual system Registering/Connecting a Bluetooth® device.......................38 Setting Bluetooth® details ...........42 4-1. Basic operation Wi-Fi® Hotspot............................... 49 Quick reference............................106 2-3. Other settings Some basics ....................................107 LS500_LS500h_Navi_OM50F66U_(U) TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 4-2. Radio operation SD card .............................................185 1 AM/FM/SiriusXM (SXM) radio External devices............................190 ............................................................. 112 Rear-DLNA....................................190 Internet radio ..................................120 Rear-Miracast™............................ 193 2 4-3. Media operation 4-9. Rear seat entertainment system CD........................................................ 121 settings DVD.................................................... 123 Rear seat entertainment system 3 USB memory .................................. 125 settings ........................................... 195 iPod..................................................... 127 4-10. Tips for operating rear seat enter- 4 Bluetooth® audio.......................... 129 tainment system AUX ................................................... 132 Operating information ...............198 5 4-4. Audio/visual remote controls 5 Voice command system Steering switches.........................134 Rear Multi Operation Panel.....135 5-1. Voice command system operation 6 4-5. Setup Voice command system ........... 230 Audio settings.................................139 Natural language understanding 7 4-6. Tips for operating the audio/visual .......................................................... 233 system Command list................................ 233 Operating information................145 5-2. Mobile Assistant operation 8 4-7. Rear seat entertainment system Mobile Assistant........................... 238 features Rear seat entertainment system 6 Information 9 features...........................................158 Some basics.....................................160 6-1. Information display 4-8. Rear seat entertainment system Receiving weather information operation ...........................................................242 AM/FM/SXM radio....................167 Data services settings .................244 CD.......................................................168 Video CD.........................................169 7 Peripheral monitoring system DVD (DVD video and AVCHD™ disc)................................................... 171 7-1. Lexus parking assist monitor Blu-ray Disc™ (BD-Video and Lexus parking assist monitor... 246 BDAV)............................................176 Estimated course line display mode USB memory ...................................181 .......................................................... 249 iPod.....................................................183 Parking assist guide line display Bluetooth® audio..........................184 mode ..............................................250 LS500_LS500h_Navi_OM50F66U_(U) 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Distance guide line display mode Bluetooth® phone ............................................................ 251 message function......................307 Lexus parking assist monitor pre- 8-2. Setup cautions......................................... 252 Phone settings.................................312 Things you should know............256 8-3. What to do if... 7-2. Panoramic view monitor Troubleshooting.............................321 Panoramic view monitor...........258 Checking around the vehicle 9 Lexus Enform ...........................................................264 Checking the front and around the 9-1. Lexus Enform overview vehicle............................................265 Functional overview.................... 326 Checking the sides of the vehicle Type A: Function achieved by using ...........................................................268 a smart phone or DCM.......... 327 Checking the rear and around the Type B: Function achieved by using vehicle............................................273 DCM and the system..............330 When folding the outside rear view Type C: Function achieved by using mirrors ...........................................279 DCM............................................... 331 Magnifying function ....................280 Type D: Function achieved by using Customizing the panoramic view DCM and a smart phone....... 333 monitor...........................................281 9-2. Lexus Enform operation Panoramic view monitor precau- Lexus Enform App Suite 2.0 .. 335 tions.................................................282 Lexus Enform Destinations......338 Things you should know............. 291 9-3. Setup 8 Phone Lexus Enform App Suite 2.0 set- tings ................................................340 8-1. Phone operation (Hands-free sys- tem for cellular phones) Index Quick reference...........................296 Some basics.................................... 297 Alphabetical Index ...................... 342 Placing a call using the Bluetooth® hands-free system.....................300 Receiving a call using the Bluetooth® hands-free system ............................................303 Talking on the Bluetooth® hands-free system.....................304 LS500_LS500h_Navi_OM50F66U_(U) 5 Introduction vehicle sensors, the system indicates your present position and assists in locating a desired destination. Navigation and multimedia system owner’s manual The navigation system is designed to select efficient routes from your pres- This manual explains the operation of ent starting location to your destina- the system. Please read this manual tion. The system is also designed to carefully to ensure proper use. Keep direct you to a destination that is unfa- this manual in your vehicle at all times. miliar to you in an efficient manner. The The screens shown in this manual may system uses AISIN AW maps. The cal- differ from the actual screen of the sys- culated routes may not be the shortest tem depending on availability of func- nor the least traffic congested. Your tions, Lexus Enform subscription own personal local knowledge or status, and map data available at the “short cut” may at times be faster than time this manual was produced. the calculated routes. The screens in this manual will also dif- The navigation system’s database fer if the
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