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Hidden and Customisation Menu


seraphim666
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Hello to one and all,

I love my new Auris Icon 1.4D-4D, it is currently occupying most of my waking hours, I'm retired. so it's my own time and not the ex-bosses.

I've been reading about "Hidden and Customisation Menu". I came across it when looking at an OBD device called "Carista". It claims, their device can provide Customisation of items like the following:

Dings & Warnings
Reverse-gear beep
Beep once / Keep beeping while in reverse
 
Seat belt warning ding (driver)
Enabled / Disabled
 
Seat belt warning ding (front passenger)
Enabled / Disabled
 
Seat belt warning ding (rear passengers)
Enabled / Disabled
 
Ding when headlights are left on
Yes / No
 
Key-in-ignition ding sound
Slow / Medium / Fast
 
Remote low Battery warning
On / Off
 
Driver Assist
Default distance for Pre-Collision System (PCS) alarm when the PCS switch is turned off and back on
Middle / Remember last distance
 
Default distance for Pre-Collision System (PCS) alarm when the ignition is turned on with the PCS switch off
Middle / Remember last distance
 
Default distance for Pre-Collision System (PCS) alarm when the ignition is turned on with the PCS switch on
Middle / Remember last distance
 
Heater & A/C
Auto-turn on recirculate mode when A/C is on
Yes / No
 
Open vents to outside air when ignition is turned off
Yes / No
 
Auto-increase blower speed when front defroster is on
Yes / No
 
Open air flow to footwell when AUTO button pressed
Yes / No
 
Fan speed reaches its target…
Slowly / Normally / Fast
 
A/C ECO mode
Enabled / Disabled
 
A/C compressor noise reduction
Enabled / Disabled
 
Instruments: Displays & Nav
Instrument lights dimming sensitivity
Darkest / Darker / Normal / Lighter / Lightest
 
Instrument lights restoring sensitivity
Darkest / Darker / Normal / Lighter / Lightest
 
Engine start indicator
On / Off
 
Display odometer after ignition is turned off for…
30 seconds / 1 minute / 10 minutes / Off
 
Lights: Automatic
Automatic High-beam System (AHS)
Enabled / Disabled
 
Auto headlights activation threshold
Darkest / Darker / Normal / Lighter / Lightest
 
Lights: Exterior
Lane-change turn signal auto-flasher count
Off / 3 flashes / 5 flashes / 7 flashes
 
Coming-home lights duration
30 seconds / 60 seconds / 90 seconds / 120 seconds
 
Lights: Interior
Turn on interior lights when you shut off engine
Yes / No
 
Turn on interior lights when you unlock doors
Yes / No
 
Turn on interior lights when smart key in range
Yes / No
 
Dim interior lights after…
7 seconds / 15 seconds / 30 seconds
 
Locking: Automatic
Wireless door locking
Enabled / Disabled
 
Re-lock doors automatically if you unlock, but don't open a door within…
30 seconds / 60 seconds / 120 seconds
 
Locking: Beep & Blink
Blink turn signals when locking/unlocking with remote
Yes / No
 
Locking: Doors & Alarm
Warn (beep) when door can't be locked because it's still open
Yes / No
 
Warn (beep) when sunroof is still open when locking doors
Yes / No
 
Locking: Smart Key
Stop monitoring for car key signal after…
0 - 5 days
 
Trunk
Open trunk lid with remote

Single click / Double click / Long press / Very long press / Disabled

And I was wondering, if there is a way to access "Hidden and Customisation Menus" from within the Touch2Go on board system?

I know that if this is possible, you guys will know about it and, hopefully, share your knowledge as you always do.

Thank you again 

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You can do all that on Toyota techstream for price of the cable ~15 GBP + few pounds to use the software for limited amount of time.

You do need laptopt for it tho.

Cheaper then carista + Techstream is the toyota's official diagnostic tool.

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15 hours ago, furtula said:

You can do all that on Toyota techstream for price of the cable ~15 GBP + few pounds to use the software for limited amount of time.

You do need laptopt for it tho.

Cheaper then carista + Techstream is the toyota's official diagnostic tool.

Hi furtula,

Thank you for information on Techstream.

I'm just researching it on the internet and watching Youtube videos etc. Unfortunately, I don't have a laptop anymore, but I am considering a cheap mini note pad from eBay. But I do need to evaluate the options to see if the benefits will be worth the expenditure.

Thank you again

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2 hours ago, seraphim666 said:

Hi furtula,

Thank you for information on Techstream.

I'm just researching it on the internet and watching Youtube videos etc. Unfortunately, I don't have a laptop anymore, but I am considering a cheap mini note pad from ebay. But I do need to evaluate the options to see if the benefits will be worth the expenditure.

Thank you again

It works great on Windows XP, so you can get the cheapest laptop you can find and it will be enough. Most of them have dead Battery, but if you have an extension it should be fine.

It's a great diagnostic tool anyway. that can do all you mentioned and more, for not that much money, even if you buy 20 gbp laptop.

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Same here, I am considering cheap laptop in the future, for now carista does the job. 👍

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58 minutes ago, TonyHSD said:

Same here, I am considering cheap laptop in the future, for now carista does the job. 👍

Hi TonyHSD,

I’m interested in how you think Caria performs. Do you have to pay any subscription to Carisa for using diagnostics through their app?

Thank you got your contribution to this thread.

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Hi, usually yes you need to subscribe to have full access to all possible extras, however you can use it without subscribing for basic tasks , check and clear engine trouble codes etc, seat belts or reverse beeps etc. You can also use the adapter with hybrid app that have similar options plus hybrid Battery checks, but again if you want a full option you need to buy sub with them, it is £12.99 for private use up to 3 cars, but I don’t know if this is only for a year or permanently, let someone else clarify. 
Regards 

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Hello,

I'm using Carista on my Auris 2014 Hybrid and it's awesome. I'm using it to set my TMPS sensors each season (I know you can do that on Techstream, but for me Carista it's easier - you just have to install the app on your phone).

Carista can be used on all vehicles for clear codes and customization. As Tony said, you can check and clear engine error codes with the free plan.

This tool has been designed for private garages & services so the price is a bit too much. If you want to unlock customization options, you need to pay $9.99 for 1-week pass or $39.99 for 1 year pass. You can buy the adapter and they will give you 1 month of trial (no prepaid payment needed.)

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one of the best things about carista is the space it takes up

you can keep it in the glovebox so its ready to use whenever you need it

so no carrying around a bulky laptop

i have used carista from the early years when there was a one off payment

for lifetime use, i have used it to clear hybrid fault codes and to reset

airbag lights / warnings on the dashboard.

 

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On 2/4/2020 at 6:29 PM, furtula said:

You can do all that on Toyota techstream for price of the cable ~15 GBP + few pounds to use the software for limited amount of time.

You do need laptopt for it tho.

Cheaper then carista + Techstream is the toyota's official diagnostic tool.

Most of the cables on eBay seem to be for Lexus, would they suit my Auris Hybrid? Do some work with Win7/10 64-bit?

I also have replaced one of the Tyre Pressure sensors, can I change this on the system?

thanks for the helpful info on Techstream!

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Is there any significant difference in what diagnostics capabilities there are between the Carista and Techstream?

Does either offer more functions and functionality than the other?

Do you have to pay a subscription for Techstream?

Sorry for the interrogation 

 

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Techstream is the Toyota's own diagnostic. It's actually paid, you can pay by hour, day, week, etc, and can be downloaded freely from Toyota.

Most of the cables you buy online are knock offs, and are shipped with pirated software,but it does not affect the functionality.

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Hi furtula, thank you for the heads up on the Techstream hardware and software.

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