2011 TOYOTA VERSO S clock setting

1442-2. Charging
■Calendar settings
Current date and time information is
automatically set using GPS. However,
if GPS calibration of clock is turned off in
the multimedia system settings, the date
needs to be set on the multi-information
display.
If the calendar settings check screen is
displayed when an attempt was made to
register a charge schedule, check that
the correct date is set. If it is incorrect,
be sure to correct it.
If the calendar information is wrong, the
charging schedule function will not oper-
ate normally.
When registering the charging
schedule, the following settings can
be changed.
■Select the charging mode
One of the two following charging
modes can be selected.
“Start”
Starts charging at the set time*1 and fin-ishes charging when fully charged.
*2
“Departure”
Starts charging to finish at the set
time.
*3, 4
When this setting is selected, the air
conditioning-linked function can be
used.
*1: Charging schedule function is per-
formed in accordance with the clock
in the multi-information display.
Before registering the charging
schedule, check the clock settings to
the proper time.
*2: There might be a slight error in the
timing when charging starts due to
the state of the hybrid battery (trac-
tion battery).
*3: When the system determines that
there is no time to finish charging by
the set scheduled departure time, it
starts charging. Check the charging
schedules.
*4: If sudden changes in temperature or
changes in the condition of the
power source occur while charging,
charging may not end exactly at the
time estimated by the system.
■Repeated setting
The periodic charging schedule can
be set by selecting your desired
day of the week. (If no days are
selected, charging is only carried
out once.)
■Air conditioning-linked set-
ting (“Climate Prep”)
When the charging mode is set to
“Departure”, the vehicle air condi-
tioning system (P.452) can be set
to automatically operate
* according
Using the charging
schedule function
Charging can be carried out at
the desired time by registering
the charging schedule. Also, it
is possible to set the charging
schedule to one’s prefer-
ences, such as having
charging complete by a certain
departure time or be carried
out at the same time on certain
days.
Settings of the charging
schedule function

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2 2-2. Charging
Plug-in hybrid system
to the set time.
By adjusting the cabin temperature in
advance, passengers can enjoy a
pleasant interior immediately after
entering the vehicle.
*: Operation starts approximately 20
minutes before the set departure
time.
■Turning “Charge Now” on and
off
If even one charging schedule is
registered, charging does not start
until the set time, even if the AC
charging cable is connected to the
vehicle. To start charging without
changing the charging schedule
setting, turn “Charge Now” on to
temporarily cancel the charging
schedule and enable charging after
connecting the AC charging cable.
*
*: If the charging connector is removed
during charging while the charging
schedule is registered and “Charge
Now” is on, “Charge Now” turns off.
■Changing “Next Event”*1
It is possible to temporarily set the
time of the next charging schedule
without changing the registered
repeated setting.
*2
*1: The “Next Event” refers to the clos-
est charging schedule from the cur-
rent time among the registered
charging schedules. Charging
schedule is performed based on the
“Next Event”.
*2: When “Next Event” is changed, the
current charging schedule will be
temporarily ignored and charging will
not be carried out until the time specified by “Next Event”. (For
example, when “Next Event” is set
for 2 days later, even if items are
registered on the charging schedule,
charging will not be carried out until
the time specified by “Next Event”.)
The charging schedule can be reg-
istered on the multi-information dis-
play: P.147
■Charging schedule
●The charging schedule cannot be set
while driving.
●A maximum of 15 charging schedules
can be registered.
■To make sure that the charging
schedule function operates cor-
rectly
Check the following items.
●Adjust the clock to the correct time
(P.179)
●The calendar is set to the correct date
(P.186)
●Check that the power switch is turned
off
●After registering the charging sched-
ule, connect the AC charging cable
The charging start time is determined
based on the charging schedule at the
time that the AC charging cable was
Registering the charging
schedule

1582-2. Charging
■Charging indicator of the charging port flashes and charging can-
not be carried out.
*: Refer to P.106 for details regarding charging indicator of the charging port illumi-
nation and flashing.
Refer to the following table and carry out the appropriate correction proce-
dure.
■Cannot charge at desired time
Likely causeCorrection procedure
When charging indicator of the charging
port flashes
*: charging schedule is regis-
tered
When you wish to charge according to
the charging schedule, wait until the set
time.
To start charging, set “Charge Now” to
on. (P.150)
When charging indicator of the charging
port rapidly flashes
*: Malfunction
occurred in an external power source or
the vehicleStart the hybrid system and follow the
instructions displayed by the message on
the multi-information display. (P.160)
When charging schedule function does not operate normally
Likely causeCorrection procedure
Vehicle clock is not properly adjustedCheck the clock settings and adjust it to
the proper time. (P.179)
The vehicle calendar is not set correctly.Check the calendar setting and set it to
the correct date. (P.186)
AC charging cable is not connected to
vehicleBefore using the charging schedule, con-
nect the AC charging cable.
Incorrect charging mode selected
Check the charging mode setting.
(P.144)
When the charging mode is “Start”,
charging starts at the set time, but when
it is “Departure”, charging is completed
by the set time. (The charging start time
is automatically controlled by the sys-
tem.)

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3-1. Instrument cluster
Vehicle status information and indicators
adjusted individually. However, when
the surroundings are bright (daytime, etc.), turning on the tail lights will not change the instrument cluster bright-
ness.
The clock can be adjusted on the
navigation/multimedia system.
Refer to “Navigation and multime-
dia system Owner’s manual” or
“Multimedia Owner’s Manual”.
Following information is displayed
on the multi-information display.
Driving support system informa-
tion
Displays recognized signs while the
RSA system (if equipped) is operating.
( P.372)
Displays an image when the following
systems are operating and a menu icon
other than is selected:
• LTA (Lane Tracing Assist) (if
equipped) ( P.362)
• Dynamic radar cruise control with full-
speed range (if equipped) ( P.376)
• Cruise control (if equipped) ( P.388)
• Speed limiter (if equipped) ( P.391)
Information display area
Adjusting the clock
Multi-information display
The multi-information display
is used to display fuel effi-
ciency related information and
various types of driving-
related information. The multi-
information display can also
be used to change the display
settings and other settings.
Display contents
A
B

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3-1. Instrument cluster
Vehicle status information and indicators
• “Drive Info Type”
Select to change the drive information
type display between trip and total.
( P.185).
• “Drive Info Items”
Select to set the items on the upper and
lower side of the drive information
screen from three items, average
speed, distance and total time.
 “Closing Display”
Select to set the items displayed when
the power switch is turned off.
 “Pop-Up Display” (if equipped)
Select to enable/disable the following
pop-up displays, which may appear in
some situations.
• Intersection guidance display of the
navigation system-linked system (if
equipped)
• Incoming call display of the hands-
free phone system (if equipped)
• Audio operation
• Volume operation
• Voice control (if equipped)
 “Calender”
Select to set up the calender.
This can only be set if GPS calibration
of clock is turned off in the multimedia
system settings.
 “MID OFF”
A blank screen is displayed
“Default Settings”
Select to reset the meter display set-
tings.
■Suspension of the settings display
●In the following situations, operation of the settings display will be temporarily suspended.
• When a warning message appears on
the multi-information display
• When the vehicle begins to move
●Settings for functions not equipped to
the vehicle are not displayed.
●When a function is turned off, the
related settings for that function are not selectable.
Select to display warning mes-
sages and measures to be taken if
a malfunction is detected.
( P.578)
Displays suggestions to the driver
in the following situations. To select
a response to a displayed sugges-
tion, use the meter control
switches.
WARNING
■Cautions during setting up the
display
As the hybrid system needs to be operating during setting up the dis-
play, ensure that the vehicle is parked in a place with adequate ventilation. In a closed area such as a garage,
exhaust gases including harmful car- bon monoxide (CO) may collect and enter the vehicle. This may lead to
death or a serious health hazard.
NOTICE
■During setting up the display
To prevent 12-volt battery discharge, ensure that the hybrid system is oper-
ating while setting up the display fea- tures.
Warning message display
Suggestion function

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6-1. Using the air conditioning system and defogger
Interior features
■Adjusting the temperature set-
ting
Turn driver’s side temperature con-
trol dial clockwise to increases the
temperature and turn the dial coun-
terclockwise to decreases the tem-
perature.
The air conditioning system switches
between individual and simultaneous
modes each time the “DUAL” switch is
pressed.
Simultaneous mode (the indicator on
the “DUAL” switch is off):
The driver’s side temperature control
dial can be used to adjust the tempera-
ture for the driver’s and passenger’s
side. At this time, operate the passen-
ger’s side temperature control dial to
enter individual mode.
Individual mode (the indicator on the
“DUAL” switch is on):
The temperature for the driver’s and
passenger’s side can be adjusted sepa-
rately.
■Setting the fan speed
Press the fan speed increase
switch to increase the fan speed
and the fan speed decrease switch
to decrease the fan speed.
Pressing the “OFF” switch to turns off
the fan.
■Change the airflow mode
Press the airflow mode control
switch.
The airflow mode changes as follows
each time the switch is pressed.
1 Upper body
2 Upper body and feet
3 Feet
4 Feet and the windshield defog-
ger operates
■Switching between outside air
and recirculated air modes
Press the outside/recirculated air
mode switch.
The mode switches between outside air
mode (the indicator is off) and recircu-
lated air mode (the indicator is on) each
time the button is pressed.
■Set cooling and dehumidifica-
tion function
Press the “A/C” switch.
When the function is on, the indicator
illuminates on the “A/C” switch.
■Defogging the windshield
Defoggers are used to defog the
windshield and front side windows.
Press the windshield defogger
switch.
Set the outside/recirculated air mode
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6329-2. Customization
*1: For details about each function: P.186
*2: The default setting varies according to country.
*3: Available languages may differ depending on the target region.
*4: If equipped
*5: This can only be set if GPS calibration of clock is turned off in the multimedia sys-
tem settings.
■Head-up display*1 (P.191)
*1: If equipped
*2: For details about each function: P.192
Suggestion functionOn
On (when the
vehicle is
stopped)
O–O
Off
Function*2Default
settingCustomized
setting
Head-up displayOnOff–O–
Gauge informationHybrid System
IndicatorTachometer–O–No content
Route guidance to destina-
tion/street name
*1OnOff–O–
Driving support system informa-
tion displayOnOff–O–
Compass*1OnOff–O–
Audio system operation status*1OnOff–O–
Function*1Default
settingCustomized
settingABC
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656Alphabetical Index
properly.................................... 604
If you lose your keys .................. 603
Key number plate ....................... 202
Keyless entry ..................... 203, 223
Mechanical key .......................... 204
Power switch .............................. 317
Replacing the battery ................. 543
Warning buzzer .......................... 224
Wireless remote control key....... 203
Knee airbags ................................... 39
L
Lane Tracing Assist (LTA) ........... 362
Operation ................................... 362
Warning messages .................... 371
Language (multi-information dis-
play) ..................................... 188, 631
Lever
Auxiliary catch lever ................... 498
Hood lock release lever ............. 498
Shift lever ................................... 321
Tilt and telescopic steering lock
release lever ............................ 278
Turn signal lever ........................ 325
Wiper lever ......................... 338, 340
License plate lights
Light switch ................................ 332
Replacing light bulbs .................. 548
Light bulbs
Replacing ................................... 548
Wattage...................................... 625
Lights
Automatic High Beam system .... 334
Emergency flasher switch .......... 560
Extended Headlight Lighting system
................................................. 333
Fog light switch .......................... 337
Front interior lights ..................... 465
Headlight switch ......................... 332
Illuminated entry system ............ 466
Interior lights .............................. 465Luggage compartment light........ 212
Personal lights............................ 466
Rear interior light ........................ 466
Replacing light bulbs ..................548
Turn signal lever......................... 325
Vanity lights ................................ 476
Wattage ...................................... 625
Lock steering column................... 318
LTA (Lane Tracing Assist) ........... 362
Operation ...................................362
Warning messages .................... 371
Luggage compartment light 212, 216
Wattage ...................................... 625
Luggage cover .............................. 473
M
Maintenance
Do-it-yourself maintenance ........ 496
Maintenance data.......................618
Maintenance requirements......... 494
Malfunction indicator lamp .......... 570
Menu icons .................................... 180
Meter
“ODO TRIP” switch .................... 178
Clock .......................................... 179
Head-up display ......................... 191
Indicators.................................... 168
Meter control switches ............... 180
Meters ........................................174
Multi-information display ............179
Settings .............................. 186, 631
Units ........................................... 188
Warning lights .................... 568, 578
Warning messages .................... 189
Meter control switches ................. 180
Mirrors
Digital Rear-view Mirror.............. 280
Inside rear view mirror................ 279
Outside rear view mirror defoggers
................................................. 454
Outside rear view mirrors ........... 289