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HD DICE

for Toyota

Vehicle connector

HD DICE audio source option list

The HD DICE is not only an HD Radio

receiver, but a complete mobile entertainment

solution. The following is a list of entertainment options supported by the HD DICE

interface:

- iPod interface (optional iPod cable is required!)

- AUX input (optional 1/8" AUX cable is required!)

- FM HD Radio reception

- AM HD Radio reception

Features for

iPod:

Change tracks / albums / playlists using the controls of the radio, or the steering wheel

and the iPod. Charges the iPod while connected. Displays music tag (text) information

on the vehicle's entertainment system

Features for

AUX:

Connects any external device such as an Mp3 player, PlayStation , DVD player, etc by

simply using an 1/8" AUX cord. Audio setting optimization.

Features for

HD FM Radio:

Listen to regular FM radio stations, tune them manually, seek stations or select them

from memory presets. If HD station is detected the unit will automatically switch to HD

Digital. Radio text information (PAD data) and FM radio text (RBDS) displayed on the

screen. Multicast compatibility allows switching to HD2. Acquire HD channels in

approximately 4-6 seconds.

Features for

HD AM Radio:

Listen to regular AM radio stations, tune them manually, seek stations or select them

from memory presets. If HD station is detected the unit will automatically switch to HD

Digital. Radio text information (PAD data) is displayed on the screen while in HD mode.

What does HD Radio technology have to offer ?

Your favorite local station remains in the same place on the radio dial, but provides

dramatically higher audio quality through digital reception of AM and FM stations.

More content, more program choices via HD2 multicast channels.

Program text information may include titles, artists, album info and even weather and traffic

alerts as chosen by the broadcaster.

HD Radio listening is subscription free!

What is Multicasting?

HD Radio technology enables an FM broadcaster to offer more than one program stream on

its existing spectrum. Simultaneously, one station can offer several audio channels as well

as program associated text information. Stations may run one channel of music and one of

news, or even two different music program. Be prepared to experience new music and news

Antenna connector

formats, showcase by young artists and local bands, or even foreign language programs.

Stations in your area

Please see a list of your local HD Radio stations please review the included station list

iPod connector

booklet. For the most up to date listing please visit http://www.hddice.com.

AUX connector

Remember that more and more stations are switching on HD Radio programming, so expect

to hear more!

HD Radio

is a trademark of, and the HD Radio logo is a registered trademark of, iBiquity

Digital Corp. U. S. and Foreign patents.

HDL 2201-1.0

General operation

Press the DISC button to access the HD DICE interface and its features. On some radios

this button may be labeled as CDC/AUX or CDC/SAT. Pressing this button repeatedly will

cycle through sources. When HD DICE is active, use DISC5 to select audio sources.

In-dash CD

DISC

TRACK 1

SEL:IPOD

DISC 1-4

To access HD DICE varies depending on radios.

Refer to iPod integration user's manual if iPod integration cable is purchased.

Illustration of display in HD FM

HD DICE

DISC

AUX

DISC

DISC 5

TRACK 2

TRACK 5

TRACK 6

DISC

SEL:AUX1

SEL:HDFM

SEL:HDAM

DISC 1-4

DISC

DISC 1

DISC 2

DISC 3

Manual

Automatic

Recent HD

tuning

stations

See details on page 6, 7 and 8.

HD multicast

Additional HD

Source indicator

channel indicator

multicast indicator

DISC

Additional

CD1

103.5H1 > KOST

text indicator

BAND

RPT

DISC

Frequency

Reception

Station

mode

name

HD DICE Technology overview

HD Radio technology is a new broadcast standard requiring compatible digital radio

tuners. The HD DICE enables HD Radio reception by connecting to the external device

connection port of your vehicle's radio or entertainment bus.

Accessing the HD DICE interface is simple, all you need to do is to select CDC mode by

pressing the source selector button on the radio. The HD DICE functions as a factory

integrated device. Specifically, the button presses of the radio and steering wheel are

interpreted by HD DICE, which in turn sends station information back to the factory radio

display.

If your radio is equipped with a single or multi CD in-dash player, you'll be able to use it

even after the HD DICE module is connected, however if your vehicle is equipped with an

external CD changer (located in the glove box or trunk), it will have to be permanently

disconnected.

Since your radio does not have a built-in support for HD Radio reception, the HD DICE

interface must use the radio's limited buttons and functions to control the HD Radio

module. The HD DICE user interface can be learnt quickly, as its functionality is similar to

the regular radio tuner.

Warning!

- Please always keep your eyes on the road and obey all traffic signs while driving.

- Do not operate the HD DICE module until you become fully familiar with all its

features.

- Do not let the operation of the HD DICE receiver distract you from driving.

- If ever in doubt, please ask your passenger to operate the device or wait until the

vehicle is stationary.

Illustration of general operation in HD FM

TOYOTA Radio Controls.

Default display - no text

DISC

CD1

2- 5

TEXT

103.5H1>KVFR-

Audio source

Hold

indicator

DISC 4

Preset

stations

DISC

CD1 103.5H1 > KOST

Use button 3 and 4 to

change between DISC

numbers.

Press SEEK TRACK to

perform the action within

the selected function.

Disc text mode

Track text mode

DISC

TI: My favorite so

TEXT

to reveal more.

press and hold

6/FFW

for 1 sec.

TEXT

AR: My favorite ar

DISC

Pressing the TEXT button

cycles between display

modes.

Arrow shows if additional

information available. Hold

TEXT button for more

information.

Use the SCAN button to

save station to memory.

Press 5 or 6 to

RW or FFW.

Press DISC button to access

the HD DICE interface.