2022 TOYOTA GR86 language

3788-2. Customization
authorized repairer, or any reliable repairer
Definition of symbols: O = Available, — = Not available
■eCall (P. 7 0 )
■Alarm* (P.81)
*: If equipped
■Gauges, meters and multi-information display (P.84, 88, 92)
*1: For details about each function: P. 9 8
*2: The customized setting varies according to country.
*3: On some models
FunctionDefault settingCustomized setting
Automatic emergency callsOnOff——O
ABC
FunctionDefault settingCustomized setting
Operation when doors are
unlocked using the
mechanical key
OffOn——O
Function*1Default settingCustomized setting
LanguageEnglish
Display language
depends on the
market
O——
Unitskm, km/h, l/100 kmmiles, MPH,
MPG*2OO*3—
Clock12H24HO——
Startup screenOnOffOO—
REV. (Indicator)OffOnOO—
REV. (rpm)Off (2000 rpm)2000 rpm 7400
rpmOO—
REV. (Buzzer)OffOnOO—
Warning VolumeMidMinOO*3—Max
Auto dimmer cancel3Off——O1 to 5
ABC
ABC

393Alphabetical Index
Electronic key............................. 100
Engine switch ............................. 139
If the electronic key does not operate properly .................................... 357
If you lose your keys .................. 356
Key number plate ....................... 100
Keyless entry ..................... 103, 109
Mechanical key .......................... 100
Replacing the battery ................. 316
Warning buzzer .......................... 110
Wireless remote control ............. 101
Knee airbags ................................... 32
L
Lane Departure Warning .............. 214
Lane Sway Warning...................... 216
Language (multi-information dis- play) ............................................... 98
Lead Vehicle Start Alert ............... 218
Lever Auxiliary catch leve r ................... 293
Hood lock release lever ............. 293
Shift lever ........................... 143, 147
Turn signal lever ........................ 150
Wiper lever ................................. 160
License plate lights Light switch ................................ 153
Replacing light bulbs .................. 321
Light Wattage...................................... 375
Light bulbs
Replacing ................................... 321
Lights Extended headlight lighting system
................................................. 155
Fog light switch .......................... 159
Headlight switch ......................... 153
High Beam Assist system .......... 156
Interior lights .............................. 271
Interior lights list ......................... 271
Replacing light bulbs .................. 321
Trunk light .................................. 108
Turn signal lever ........................ 150
Vanity lights ................................ 278 Wattage ......................................375
Welcome light illumination control
.................................................154
Lock steering column................... 139
M
Maintenance Do-it-yourself maintenance ........ 291
Maintenance date....................... 368
Maintenance requirements......... 289
Malfunction indicator lamp ..........337
Manual transmission .................... 147
Master warning light .....................341
Menu icons ...................................... 93
Meter Clock ............................................ 88
Indicators...................................... 85
Instrument panel light control ....... 91
Meters .......................................... 88
Multi-information display .............. 92
Settings ........................................ 98
Warning lights.............................336
Warning messages.....................344
Mirrors Inside rear view mirror................123
Outside rear view mirror defoggers.................................................266
Outside rear view mirrors ........... 124
Vanity mirrors .............................278
Multi-information display ............... 92 Audio system-linked display ......... 97
Driving information ....................... 94
Menu icons ................................... 93
Meter control switches ................. 93
Navigation system-linked display . 97
Pop-up display ............................. 92
Settings ........................................ 98
Sport information .......................... 95
Tire pressure ..............................303
Warning messages.....................344
N
Navigation system-linked display . 97

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2
2-1. Basic information before operation
Basic function
 User can move buttons to
another page by dragging them
to the corresponding end of the
screen if the number of buttons
allows for multiple pages.
3 Press the button to leave
the edit mode.
1 Select and hold the shortcut
icon to enter edit mode.
2 Drag the shortcut icon to “DRAG
HERE TO DELETE” area.
3 Press the button to leave
the edit mode.
When entering data, letters and
numbers can be entered via the
screen.
Select to move the cursor.
Input field
• The position of the cursor can be
moved by selecting the desired loca-
tion in the input field.
Select to clear the input field.
Select to erase one character.
Select to en ter the item.
Select to change keyboard
types.
Select to enter symbols.
Select to enter characters in
lower case or in upper case.
●The appearance of the keyboard may change or the input method may be
limited depending on the circum-
stances where the software keyboard is displayed.
●When the language has been
Deleting shortcut icons
Entering letters and
numbers/list screen
operation
Entering letters and num-
bers
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H

182-1. Basic information before operation
changed, depending on the language,
in rare cases te xt may not be dis- played correctly.
The list screen can be scrolled by a
swipe gesture.
For details on the operation: P. 1 5
Select to skip to the next or pre-
vious page.
This indicates the displayed
screen’s position.
Faster scrolling is possible by
dragging the position indicator.
Some lists contain character
screen buttons which allow
users to jump directly to list
entries that begin with the same
letter as the character screen
button.
Every time the same character
screen button is selected, the
list starting with the subsequent
character is displayed.
The brightness of the screen can
be adjusted.
Refer to the “OWNER'S MANUAL”
for details.
List screen
A
B
C
Screen adjustment
Adjusting brightness

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3
3-2. Other settings
Settings
3-2.Other settings
1 Press the button.
2 Select “Settings”.
3 Select “General”.
4 Select the items to be set.
“Clock”*
“Driver Profiles”: Select to set
the Driver Profile function set-
tings. ( P. 3 0 )
“Display”: Select to adjust the
contrast, brightness, etc. of the
display. ( P. 3 0 )
“Wi-Fi”: Select to set the Wi-Fi®
function settings. ( P.32)
“Reminder Screen”: Select to
turn the reminder screen (“Main-
tenance”, “Birthday” and “Anni-
versary”) on/off.
“Meter Screen”*
“Camera”*
“Language”*
“Home Screen Shortcuts”:
Select to turn the home screen
shortcuts function on/off.
( P. 1 6 )
“Birthday List”: Select to set the
birthday list settings. ( P.31)
“Anniversary List”: Select to set
the anniversary list settings.
( P. 3 2 )
“Software Update”: Select to
update system software ver-
sions. ( P. 3 4 )
“Factory Data Reset”: Select to
reset all setup items.The
audio/visual system restarts
automatically after resetting fac-
tory data. To complete the reset
process, turn the engine switch
to Off after the audio/visual sys-
tem has restarted, and then turn
to ACC or ON after approxi-
mately 3 minutes.
“System Information”: Select to
display the system information.
“Free/Open Source Software
General settings
General settings screen
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O

303-2. Other settings
Information”: Select to display
the free/open source software
information.
*: Refer to the “OWNER'S MANUAL”.
A user name and the display lan-
guage can be linked to a registered
Bluetooth® phone.
1 Display the general settings
screen. ( P. 2 9 )
2 Select “Driver Profiles”.
3 Select the desired driver.
1 Display the general settings
screen. ( P. 2 9 )
2 Select “Driver Profiles”.
3 Select “Add”.
4 Select a desired language.
5 Select “NEXT”.
6 Select “Driver’s Name”.
7 Enter a name.
8 Select “NEXT”.
9 Select a desired Bluetooth®
phone.
 When registering a new
Bluetooth® phone, select “Add
Phone” and follow the “STEPS 4
to 7” in “Registering a Bluetooth®
phone/device”. ( P. 2 4 )
10 Select “Finish”.
1 Display the general settings
screen. ( P. 2 9 )
2 Select “Driver Profiles”.
3 Select “Edit”.
4 Select a desired driver profile
name to edit.
1 Display the general settings
screen. ( P. 2 9 )
2 Select “Driver Profiles”.
3 Select “Edit”.
4 Select for the driver profile
name you wish to delete.
In addition to turning the screen off,
linking of the screen brightness to
the operation of the instrument
panel light control dial can be
turned on/off, and adjustment of the
brightness and contrast of the
screen can be performed inde-
pendently from the instrument
panel lights.
1 Display the general settings
screen. ( P. 2 9 )
2 Select “Display”.
Setting Driver Profiles
Selecting a Driver Profile
Adding a Driver Profile
Editing a Driver Profile
Deleting a Driver Profile
Screen Adjustment
Selecting a Screen Off

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7
7-1. Voice command system operation
Voice command system
1 Press the talk switch.
 After the voice recognition top
screen has been displayed,
speech guidance will commence.
2 Say the command.
 When selecting “Help” or saying
“Help”, all commands supported
by the system are listed.
 If a category name is selected,
the selected category command
list will be displayed.
 To cancel voice recognition,
select , or press and hold the
talk switch.
●Turn the “VOLUME” knob, or use the
volume control switch on the steering
wheel to adjust the speech guidance volume.
Recognisable voice commands and
their actions are shown below.
 Frequently used commands are
listed in the following tables.
 For devices that are not installed
in the vehicle, the related com-
mands will not be displayed in
the screen. Also, according to
conditions, other commands may
not be displayed in the screen.
 The functions available may vary
according to the system
installed.
 If the system language is
changed on the general settings
screen, the language of the voice
recognition func tion will also
change.
Refer to the “OWNER'S MAN-
UAL” for details.
●The notations used in the commands
are as follows.
•< ○○○>: Numbers, titles, or names to be spoken
Voice recognition system
operation
Command list
Command list overview