![]() Roads flash on and off in certain zoom levels (when Entune is in use).Bluetooth® (BT) devices (in Bluetooth audio mode) autoplays when connected to the system.iPod® and iPhone® autoplays when connected via USB.Call volume through speakers is very loud upon first-time phone pairing.Some items corrected via the ~300MB 3.1/3.2 updates: Sadly, my wife still can’t browse our uploaded contacts from the passenger seat while I’m driving and Android devices provided greater Entune capabilities than iPhone – primarily related to Apple restrictions, versus Toyota shortcomings. The process is super simple and relatively quick. Follow on-screen prompts to install update.Insert the drive into your car’s USB port and turn the engine on.Download and copy these files to the USB drive.Format a USB thumb drive using FAT32 and label it 14A. ![]() Lastly, you don’t have to be on 3.1 or even 2.1 to upgrade to the current 3.2 (which is several months old), as the updates are cumulative. Also, keep in mind, this platform update won’t refresh your maps. But I was willing to roll the dice with the procedure, versus visiting my local Toyota service center given their apparent unfamiliarity with Entune and now that my two years are up as I’d be paying out-of-pocket for maintenance. Of course, your mileage may vary and you risk breaking something by going down this path. Fortunately, the community has stepped up and documented a DIY manual upgrade.
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