2017 Lexus IS200t display

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SPLIT-SCREEN DISPLAY
Different information can be displayed on the left and right of the screen. For example,
audio screen can be displayed and operated while the map screen is being displayed.
The large screen on the left of the display is called the “Main Display”, and the small
screen to the right is called the “Side Display”.
“Main Display” “Side Display”

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XBasic screens
X Interrupt screens X
When selecting the “Main Display”
1Move the Remote Touch knob to the
left.
X When selecting the
“Side Display”
1Move the Remote Touch knob to the
right.
“Main Display”
For details about the functions and oper-
ation of the “Main Display”, refer to the
respective section.
“Side Display”
The following functions can be displayed
and operated on the “Side Display”.
FunctionPage
Navigation system325
Audio326
Telephone327
Vehicle information“Owner’s Manual”
Air conditioning“Owner’s
Manual”
FunctionPage
Lexus parking assist-sensor“Owner’s Manual”
Telephone328
Driving mode“Owner’s Manual”
OPERATING
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
SPLIT-SCREEN DISPLAY
When the split-screen is displayed, it is
necessary to select the screen you wish
to operate (“Main Display” or “Side Dis-
play”).

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2. USING “Side Display”
1Select the desired button.
■EDITING MAP
1Select any point on the side map.
2Select the desired item.
BASIC SCREENS
To change the screen displayed on the
“Side Display”, use the screen buttons
on the right side of the display.
SWITCHING THE BASIC
SCREEN
No.Function
Select to display the navigation
screen.
Select to display the audio control
screen.
Select to display the telephone
screen.
Select to display the vehicle informa-
tion screen.
Select to display the air conditioning
control screen.
Select to hide the “Side Display”.
If the item displayed on the “Main
Display” is full screen display com-
patible ( →P.322), it will be dis-
played full screen.
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
A map* or a compass with information
about the current position can be dis-
played.
The orientation can be changed be-
tween 2D north-up, 2D heading-up and
3D heading-up by selecting the orienta-
tion symbol.( →P.85)
The map can be edited.
No.FunctionPage
Select to display POI icons.89
Select to show traffic infor-
mation.144
*: With navigation function

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■SELECTING AN AUDIO SOURCE
1 Select “V ”.
2Select the desired source.
■ RADIO OPERATION ■
MEDIA OPERATION
AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM
On the “Side Display”, preset stations
can be selected.
Operations such as selecting a chapter,
file or track are carried out on the
screen.
No.Function
• Select to select a chapter/track/
file.
• Select and hold to rewind.
Select to stop the video screen.
Select to play/pause.
•Select to select a chapter/track/
file.
• During playback: Select and hold
to fast forward.
• During a pause: Select and hold to
slow forward.
INFORMATION
●
Depending on the audio source, some
functions may not be available.

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1Select the desired contact.
2Check that the “Call” screen is dis-
played.
■REGISTERING A NEW CONTACT
1Select “Add from favourites” .
2Select the desired contact.
3Select the desired number.
■DELETING THE CONTACT
1Select and hold the screen button to
change the contact.
2Select “Yes” when the confirmation
screen appears.
1Select “<” or “>” to select the desired dis-
play.
HANDS-FREE SYSTEM (FOR
CELLULAR PHONE)
When hands-free mode is selected, it is
possible to make call on the “Side Dis-
play” if the desired contact is registered
on the 5 displayed buttons.
A contact can be selected from the
favourites list. ( →P.288)INTERRUPTION SCREENS
Lexus park assist screen, telephone
screen, etc. are displayed automatically
in accordance with conditions.
SWITCHING THE
INTERRUPTION SCREEN
When multiple interruption screens
have been opened, the hidden screens
can be brought forward and displayed
once again. (The driving mode screen
cannot be displayed again.)

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XCalling on the Bluetooth phone
→ P.263
X Incoming calls
→ P.270
X Incoming call waiting
→ P.273
X Talking on the Bluetooth
 phone
→ P.271
■DISPLAYING ON THE “Main Dis-
play”
1Select .
HANDS-FREE SYSTEM
(FOR CELLULAR PHONE)
The following functions can also be dis-
played and operated on the “Side Dis-
play”.
For details about these functions, refer
to the respective section.
INFORMATION
●
If “Side Display” is selected for any of the
functions above and the function is acti-
vated, the status bar will be displayed on
the “Side Display”. For details about the
status bar:
→P.1 6
The screen can be displayed on the
“Main Display” when carrying out an op-
eration that cannot be conducted on the
“Side Display”.
INFORMATION
●
Operation is still possible using the steer-
ing telephone switch even if the tele-
phone screen is hidden behind another
interruption screen. If the operation is
conducted using a steering switch, the
telephone screen will automatically be
brought to the front.
For details on operat ing the steering tele-
phone switch and the “Main Display”:
→ P. 2 5 8

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Numerics
10.3-inch display .................................................... 322Full screen display............................................. 322
Split-screen display .......................................... 323
A
AAC .......................................................... 172, 212, 215
Adding destinations ............................................... 120
“Address”...................................................................... 101
AF (Alternative frequency) ..................... 170, 200
AM ................................................................................. 167
Area to avoid ............................................................ 132
Arrival time .................................................................. 114
Audio ............................................................................ 156Basic operation ................................................... 158
Disc slot .................................................................. 160
Selecting an audio source .............................. 159
“Sound settings” screen................................... 162
Speech command system .............................. 166
System on/off....................................................... 158
USB/AUX port .................................................... 161
Audio settings ........................................................... 199
Audio/visual operating information ............... 205 DVD player and disc ....................................... 206
Error messages .................................................... 217
File (audio) ............................................................ 212
iPod ............................................................................ 211
Radio ...................................................................... 205
Terms....................................................................... 215
Auto hide buttons.................................................... 138
AUX ............................................................................. 194
Control screen/panel ...................................... 194
AUX port ........................................................... 161, 194
Average speed......................................................... 140
B
Bluetooth®.................................................................. 40
Profiles...................................................................... 44
Registering a Bluetooth
® phone .................. 42
Bluetooth® audio ................................................... 189
Connecting ........................................................... 193
Control screen/panel ...................................... 189
Listening ................................................................. 193
Bluetooth
® phone ................................................. 258
Basic operation.................................................. 259
Phonebook .......................................................... 262
Selling or disposing of the vehicle ............. 262
Speech command system ............................... 261
Telephone switch/microphone .................. 260
Troubleshooting ................................................ 292
Bluetooth
® settings ................................................. 46
Bluetooth® setup screen ................................. 46
Detailed Bluetooth® settings ......................... 53
Setting internet connection ............................. 57

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C
Calibration................................................................... 141
Call............................................................................... 263Call history........................................................... 264
Dial pad .................................................................. 267
Favourites list ...................................................... 264
Off hook switch ................................................. 268
Phonebook .......................................................... 265
SOS ........................................................................ 268
Calling on the Bluetooth
® phone................... 263
Camera display ........... 38, 232, 236, 238, 248
CD ................................................................................. 172
Control screen/panel ....................................... 172
Cellular phone ........................................................ 258
Command list ........................................................... 227
Compass ...................................................................... 86
Connected services ............................................. 298 Before using connected services............... 300
Connected service settings ........................... 317
Importing memory points and stored routes.................................................. 306
Online search..................................................... 302
Contacts .................................................................... 265
“Coordinates” .......................................................... 106
Current position ........................................................ 84
D
DAB .............................................................................. 167
Day mode .................................................................... 38
Dealer setting.............................................................. 75
Deleting destinations ............................................... 121
Deleting personal data............................................. 71
Destination search operation.............................. 98 “Address”................................................................ 101
“Coordinates” ...................................................... 106
Home....................................................................... 100
“Intersection”........................................................ 105
“Map”....................................................................... 103
“Memory” .............................................................. 104
“Motorway ent./exit” ........................................ 105
“POI”........................................................................ 103
“POI near cursor” .............................................. 107
“Previous” .............................................................. 104
Quick access........................................................ 100
Search area........................................................... 100
“Telephone no.” ................................................... 106
“UK Postal code” or “NL Postal code” ........................................... 108
Detour ............................................................................ 121
Dial pad....................................................................... 267
Disc slot ....................................................................... 160
DSP ............................................................................... 164
DVD.............................................................................. 175
Control screen/panel....................................... 175
DVD options ........................................................ 178
DVD player and disc............................................ 206