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Originally Posted by Overland'n'5thGEN
I just switched to an iPhone 5 and haven't been able to get Entune to work. I checked the list of compatible phones and the 5 did not make it. Hope they can update the system to get the 5 to work. If not oh well.
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I saw the 5 listed as a compatible phone here:
http://www.toyota.com/content/entune...lay_Audio2.PDF
However, it appears we need to connect via the USB cable according to these instructions:
For Display Audio With Entune®:
Android and Blackberry Users:
Phone must be paired for hands-free (see instructions above). Bluetooth® streaming audio may also be connected.
The Entune® application must be the current active application on the phone. Ensure that you are Signed In (menu/options or settings) and that the phone is in a "listening" state.
On the Head Unit:
1. Press the Setup button
2. Press Bluetooth®
3. Press Paired Device List
4. Select Device from list (should show colored phone/music note icon)
5. Press Connect to Internet
6. Select provider from list
Note:
The Entune® lockout (disconnect) screen appears on the phone. Entune® apps are accessed on the radio.
iPhone™ Users
Phone must be paired for hands-free (see instructions above). Bluetooth® streaming audio may also be connected.
The Entune® application must be the current active application on the phone. Ensure you are Signed In (menu/options or settings) and the phone is in a "listening" state.
1. Plug the iPhone™ USB cable into the iPhone™ and vehicle USB console port.
2. Do NOT attempt to connect for Internet via the Setup/Bluetooth® menus. A connection failed message will persist. This step is not needed as the Entune® services are enabled when the cable is connected and the Entune® app is launched.
Note:
The Entune® lockout (disconnect) screen appears on the phone. Entune® apps are accessed on the radio.
Need help completing your pairing? Call the Toyota Customer Experience Center at 1-800-331-4331