Contents

2010 Tundra Navigation Owners Manual (OM34481U)
- Introduction
  - Important information about this manual
  - Safety Instruction
- Table of Contents
- Quick guide
  - Overview buttons and guidance screen
  - Registering home
  - Registering preset destinations
  - Operation flow: guiding the route
  - Setting home as the destination
- Navigation system function index
- Quick reference (Destination screen)
- Quick reference (Setup screen)
- Quick reference (Information screen)
- 1. BASIC FUNCTIONS
  - Initial screen
  - Touch screen operation
  - Inputting letters and numbers/List screen operation
  - Screen adjustment
  - Function help
  - Map screen operation
    - Current position display
    - Screen scroll operation (one- touch scroll)
    - Switching the screens
    - Map scale
    - Foot print map
    - Orientation of the map
    - Map icons
  - Speech command system
    - command list
- 2. DESTINATION SEARCH
  - Destination search
    - Selecting the search area
    - Destination search by Home
    - Destination search by Preset destinations
    - Destination search by Address
    - Destination search by Point of Interest
    - Destination search by Previous Destinations
    - Destination search by Address Book
    - Destination search by Emergency
    - Destination search by Intersection & Freeway
    - Destination search by Map
    - Destination search by Coordinates
    - Deleting set destinations
  - Starting route guidance
- 3. ROUTE GUIDANCE
  - Route guidance screen
  - Typical voice guidance prompts
  - Distance and time to destination
  - Setting and deleting destinations
    - Adding destinations
    - Reordering destinations
    - Deleting destinations
  - Setting route
    - Detour setting
    - Route overview
    - Route preference
    - Pausing and resuming guidance
  - Show on map
    - Display POI icons
    - Route trace
  - XM NavTraffic
- 4. MY PLACES
  - Navigation settings
    - Setting up the Home
    - Setting up the Preset Destinations
    - Setting up the Address Book
    - Setting up the Areas to Avoid
    - Deleting previous destinations
- 5. TELEPHONE AND INFORMATION
  - Telephone (Hands-free system for cellular phone)
    - Enter a Bluetooth phone
    - Call on the Bluetooth phone
    - Receive on the Bluetooth phone
    - Talk on the Bluetooth phone
  - Calendar
- 6. AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM
  - Quick reference
  - Using your audio/video system
    - Some basics
    - Radio operation
    - Radio operation (XM Satellite Radio broadcast)
    - CD changer operation
    - Bluetooth audio operation
    - DVD player operation
    - USB memory player/iPod player operation
  - Audio/video remote controls (steering switches)
  - Audio/video system operating hints
- 7. REAR VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM
  - Rear view monitor system
- 8. SETUP
  - General settings
  - Clock settings
  - Voice settings
  - Navigation settings
  - Detailed navigation settings
  - Telephone settings
    - Volume setting
    - Manage phone
    - Phonebook
    - Setting the phonebook
    - Speed dials setting
    - Deleting call history
    - Setting the voice tag
    - Bluetooth
    - Details
  - Audio Settings
    - Select portable player
    - Setting Bluetooth audio
  - Vehicle Settings
    - Maintenance
- 9. APPENDIX
  - Limitations of the navigation system
  - Map database information and updates
    - Changing the map DVD-ROM
- INDEX

Toyota Tundra Navigation 2010 Owner's Manual

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Toyota Tundra Navigation 2010 Truck Specification

The 2010 Toyota Tundra is equipped with an advanced navigation system that enhances driving convenience and efficiency. The system features a 7-inch high-resolution touchscreen display that provides clear and intuitive access to various navigation functionalities. The interface is designed to be user-friendly, allowing drivers to input destinations easily and quickly. The navigation system includes turn-by-turn voice guidance, which aids in keeping the driver’s focus on the road while receiving accurate directions.

Additionally, the system supports real-time traffic updates, which help drivers navigate through congestion and find the most efficient routes. Points of Interest (POI) are pre-loaded, enabling users to locate nearby amenities such as gas stations, restaurants, and ATMs with ease. The navigation software is integrated with the truck’s audio system, allowing for seamless control of both navigation and entertainment features.

The 2010 Tundra’s navigation system also includes Bluetooth connectivity, facilitating hands-free calling and audio streaming from compatible devices. Map data can be updated via a DVD-based system, ensuring that drivers have access to the latest road information. The GPS receiver is highly accurate, providing precise location tracking even in challenging environments.

Overall, the 2010 Toyota Tundra's navigation system combines advanced technology with ease of use, offering a comprehensive solution for both everyday commuting and long-distance travel. Its integration with the vehicle’s other systems ensures a cohesive driving experience, making it a valuable feature for Toyota Tundra owners.

Toyota Tundra Navigation 2010 Truck F.A.Q.

How do I update the navigation system maps in my 2010 Toyota Tundra?

To update the maps, you need to purchase the latest map DVD from a Toyota dealer and insert it into the navigation DVD player located in your truck. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.

How can I reset the navigation system if it's unresponsive?

To reset the navigation system, press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds until the system reboots. If the problem persists, disconnect the battery for a few minutes, then reconnect it.

Why is the GPS signal weak or lost frequently in my Tundra?

GPS signal issues can occur due to obstructions like tall buildings or dense foliage. Ensure the GPS antenna is unobstructed and positioned correctly. If problems continue, check for any physical damage to the antenna.

Can I use my smartphone with the 2010 Tundra navigation system for directions?

The 2010 Tundra's navigation system does not support smartphone integration for navigation. You can use a smartphone mount and a navigation app on your phone as an alternative.

How do I enter a new destination in the Tundra's navigation system?

Press the "Dest" button on the navigation unit, then select the appropriate category such as "Address" or "Point of Interest" and follow the prompts to enter your destination details.

What should I do if the navigation system screen is blank?

First, check if the screen brightness is too low. If that is not the issue, verify the system's power connections and fuses. If necessary, consult a professional technician to inspect the system.

How can I change the language settings on my navigation system?

Go to the "Setup" menu on your navigation system, select "General," and then choose "Language" to set your preferred language.

Is it possible to input GPS coordinates directly into the navigation system?

Yes, you can input GPS coordinates by selecting the "Coordinates" option in the "Dest" menu and entering the latitude and longitude values.

How do I perform a factory reset on the 2010 Tundra navigation system?

Access the "Setup" menu, select "System" and then choose "Factory Reset" to restore the navigation system to its original settings. Note that this will erase all saved data.

What maintenance should be done to ensure the navigation system functions properly?

Regularly update the maps, keep the DVD drive clean, and ensure the GPS antenna is unobstructed. Periodically check for software updates from Toyota.