Toyota Raize (2023 year). Manual in english

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Settings of turn signal lights

You can set ON/OFF of the one-touch turn signal lights (3-time blinking of

turn signal indicator when the turn signal lever is pushed half way

through).
(List of customizable features:

➞

P. 430)

Press / switch to switch menu to

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch the

“Settings” screen, select “Vehicle Settings” and press the ENTER switch

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch the

“Vehicle Settings” screen, select “Turn Signal” and press the ENTER switch

Press the ENTER switch to switch settings

Each time you press the ENTER switch, it toggles between “ON” and “OFF”.

⬛

Settings of maintenance

Timings for engine oil replacement, oil filter replacement, and tire rotation,

which appear on the opening screen can be set by the unit of distance.
(Initial setting:

➞

P. 113)

Press / switch to switch menu to

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch

the “Settings” screen, select “Maintenance Settings” and press the

ENTER switch

To set ON or OFF, press the

switch to select “ON” or “OFF” for

each maintenance item, and then press the ENTER switch

Screens for oil filter replacement and tire rotation can be displayed by pressing and
holding

switch, or pressing it several times.

▶

When the display is set to “OFF” and the distance is not specified

It displays the “Next Notice Timing” screen, as specified in Step

. (

➞

P. 112)

▶

If the distance is already set

Each time you press the ENTER switch, it toggles between “ON” and “OFF”.

To set or reset the distance, press the

switch to select “Notifi-

cation Timing Settings” for each maintenance item, and then press the

ENTER switch

Screens for oil filter replacement and tire rotation can be displayed by pressing and
holding

switch, or pressing it several times.

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: If equipped

Press

switch to select distance and press the ENTER switch

⦁

After

appears, use

switch to set the distance, and press the

ENTER switch again.

⦁

If the distance is already set, the distance to go before the next notification time

is displayed.

⦁

To reset the distance, press

switch to select “Reset” and press the

ENTER switch.

⬛

Engine oil deterioration warning reset

✽

Perform this operation after the engine oil has been changed.

When the engine oil is deteriorated or the engine oil replacement is due soon, a mes-

sage reminding you of changing the engine oil will appear (

➞

P. 392).

Press / switch to switch menu to

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch

the “Settings” screen, select “Oil Deteriorate WNG Reset” and press the

ENTER switch

Press the

switch to select “Yes”, and then press the ENTER

switch

Make sure that “Reset Completed” is displayed.

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Initialization of display settings

Display settings can be initialized (default setting).

Press / switch to switch menu to

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch the

“Settings” screen, select “Reset Settings” and press the ENTER switch

Press the

switch to select “Yes”, and then press the ENTER switch

Items in the following table are initialized.

Item

Initial setting

“Display Brightness”

For day illumination

Level 8

For night illumination

Level 6

“Time and Date”

“Auto Time ADJ”

“ON”

“12H/24H”

“24H”

“Designs”

“Disp.1”

“Display Settings”

“Eco Indicator Light”

“ON”

“AVG Fuel Reset after Refuel”

“OFF”

“Trip A Reset after Refuel”

“OFF”

“Opening Display”

“ON”

“Ending Display Type”

“STD”

“Steering Angle”

“ON”

“Buzzer”

“Turn Signal Tone Type”

“1”

“Opening Sound Volume”

“2”

“BSM Buzzer Volume”

“2”

“RCTA Buzzer Volume”

“2”

“Notification Day

Settings”

“Date 1” - “Date 10”

“(Not Set)”

“Maintenance Set-

tings”

“Oil Change Timing Notice”

“OFF”

“Oil Filter Change Timing Notice”

“OFF”

“Tire Rotation Timing Notice”

“OFF”

“Language”

“English”

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Language

The language displayed on the TFT color multi-information display can be

switched to the following languages:

⚫

English

⚫

Spanish

⚫

Portuguese

⚫

Indonesian

⚫

Thai

⚫

French

⚫

Arabic

Press / switch to switch menu to

Press and hold the

switch or press it several times to switch

the “Settings” screen, select “Language” and press the ENTER switch

Press the

switch to select the language you want to use, and

press the ENTER switch

Press the

switch to select “Yes”, and then press the ENTER switch

The display will be changed to the selected language.

⬛

About instrument panel illumination (day illumination and night illumination)

⚫

There are 2 types of instrument panel illumination: day illumination and
night illumination, and the illumination changes at the following times.

⦁

Day illumination: when the front position lights are turned off

⦁

Night illumination: when the front position lights are turned on

⚫

Instrument panel lights become dimmer when it switches to night illumina-
tion. However, illumination does not become dimmer when the level for

night illumination is set to the brightest.

⬛

About automatic correction of time and date

Automatic correction of date and time cannot be set if you connect a device

other than 9 inch display audio pairable with smart phones.

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“Settings” operation

⚫

The operation will be temporarily suspended if any of the following condi-
tions occur during the “Settings” operation.

⦁

When warning messages are displayed

⦁

When the vehicle starts driving

⚫

If the settings cannot be changed even after performing the operation, the
“Settings Failed” message will appear.

⬛

When battery terminals are connected/disconnected

Clock data is reset when battery terminals are connected or disconnected.

⬛

Liquid crystal display

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P. 85

⬛

About notification screen

⚫

Notification screen is displayed once a day.

⚫

Birthday, and Anniversary day set to February 29 are displayed on March 1,
except the leap year.

WARNING

⬛

Caution while driving

For safety reasons, do not use the operation button while driving. Doing so is

dangerous and may lead to an accident such as incorrect operation of the

steering wheel.
Stop the vehicle to operate it. While driving, keep the time that you look at the

display to the minimum necessary.

⬛

When changing settings

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P. 97

NOTICE

⬛

Screen display at low temperatures

➞

P. 97

⬛

When changing display settings

➞

P. 97

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About cruising distance

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P. 97

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Operation of each

component

3-1. Keys

Keys .............................................. 118

3-2. Opening, closing and locking

the doors

Key-free system ......................... 121
Wireless remote control .......... 131
Doors

(front doors, rear doors) ....... 133

Back door.................................... 142

3-3. Adjusting the seats

Front seats.................................. 148
Rear seats ................................... 149
Head restraints .......................... 152

3-4. Steering wheel position and

mirrors

Steering wheel ........................... 154
Inside rear view mirror............. 156
Outside rear view mirrors ....... 157

3-5. Opening and closing the

windows

Power windows.......................... 160

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3-1. Keys

Keys

Keys

The following keys are provided with the vehicle.

▶

Vehicles without key-free system

Key (wireless key)

Activating the wireless function

(

➞

P. 133)

Key (spare key)

Key number plate

▶

Vehicles with key-free system

Electronic key

Activating the key-free system

(

➞

P. 121)

Activating the wireless function

(

➞

P. 133)

Emergency key

Key number plate

Using the emergency key (vehicles with key-free system)

Slide the knob

Remove the emergency key

After use, restore the key to the origi-

nal position and carry it with the elec-

tronic key. When the electronic key’s

battery has run out, or the key-free sys-

tem is not working as intended, you will

need the emergency key. (

➞

P. 406)

KBTA310101

KBRO310101

KBTA310105

Knob

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Oper

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ponent

⬛

If you have lost your key (vehicles without key-free system) or emergency
key (vehicles with key-free system)

Toyota dealers can make new genuine keys using the key number stamped on

your key number plate and the other key.
Keep the key number plate in a safe place such as your wallet, not in the vehi-

cle.

⬛

When boarding an aircraft

When you bring the key to an aircraft, do not press the key switch in the air-

craft. Even when you store the key inside your luggage, be careful not to have

the switch get pressed easily. If the switch is pressed, the key emits a radio

wave that could interfere with aircraft operation.

⬛

Low battery

➞

P. 128

⬛

When you see a warning message about the electronic key status or the
engine switch mode (vehicles with key-free system)

To avoid leaving your electronic key inside the vehicle, allowing the passengers

from taking the key out, or accidentally leaving the power on, the TFT color

multi-information display shows a message reminding you to check the elec-

tronic key or engine switch status. If that happens, follow the displayed instruc-

tion immediately. (

➞

P. 393)

⬛

When the TFT color multi-information display shows “Key Battery Low
Replace Key Battery” (vehicles with key-free system)

The electronic key’s battery is low. Replace it with a new battery. (

➞

P. 344)

⬛

Replacing the battery

➞

P. 344

⬛

Purchasing keys

You can set up to 8 wireless keys

✽

(up to 4 for ones with the wireless function),

and up to 4 electronic keys

✽

. Please contact your Toyota dealer for purchasing

and the usage information.

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: If equipped

NOTICE

⬛

To prevent damage to the keys

⚫

Do not leave the keys in direct sunlight or expose them to high temperatures

⚫

Do not put the electronic key

✽

in the back pockets of your pants or clothes

⚫

Do not drop the keys, subject them to strong shocks or bend them

⚫

Do not expose the keys to high humidity for long periods of time

⚫

Do not wet the keys or wash them in an ultrasonic washer or the like

⚫

Do not attach metallic or magnetic materials to the keys or place the keys
close to such materials

⚫

Do not disassemble the keys

⚫

Do not put stickers or the like on the surface of the keys

⚫

Do not place the keys near magnetic products such as TVs, audio devices,
electromagnetic cookers, or electro-medical devices such as low-frequency

therapy devices

⬛

When carrying the keys

Keep the key at least 10 cm (3.9 in.) away from any electrical equipment with its

power turned on. When the key is placed within 10 cm (3.9 in.) from such elec-

trical equipment, it may interfere with its radio waves and may not function

properly.

⬛

When bringing your vehicle to a Toyota dealer due to malfunction of the
key-free system

✽

Bring all the electronic keys that came with your vehicle.

⬛

If you have lost your electronic key

✽

If you do nothing after losing your electronic key, you will face a greater risk of

theft. Bring all other electronic keys that came with your vehicle and visit a Toy-

ota dealer immediately.

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Oper

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3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors

Key-free system

✽

Function overview

When you have your electronic key in your pocket etc., you can perform

the following operations. (Make sure that the driver carries the key)

Unlocking and locking all the doors (

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P. 133)

Unlocking and locking all the doors (

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P. 142)

Starting the engine (

➞

P. 184)

⬛

Signaling of the operation

The buzzer and the blinking emergency flashers will notify you of locking and

unlocking the doors. (1 time for locking and 2 times for unlocking)

⬛

Customizations

The signaling of the operation can be changed.
(List of customizable features:

➞

P. 430)

(The settings can be changed from the setup screen of the TFT color multi-

information display:

➞

P. 104)

⬛

Security features for unlocking operation

➞

P. 139

KBRO320301E

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Antenna position and operating range

⬛

Antenna positions

Antenna outside the vehicle

Antenna inside the vehicle

⬛

Operating range (electronic key’s detection range)

: Locking and unlocking the

doors

It works when you have the elec-

tronic key within the area of

approx. 80 cm (32 in.) from the

door handle.
(It only works when the door han-

dle detects the electronic key)

: Starting the engine or switch-

ing modes

It works when you have the elec-

tronic key inside the vehicle.

KBRO320302

KBRO320303

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Oper

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on of each com

ponent

⬛

Warning sound and warning light

For the prevention of unexpected accidents or theft resulting from mishan-

dling, you may hear a warning sound, find the warning light coming on or see

a warning message being displayed. If the warning light comes on or the mes-

sage appears, take appropriate action for your situation. (

➞

P. 379, 387)

The following table summarizes the correction procedures for each situation

when you hear the warning sound.

Warning sound

Situation

Measures to take

A high-pitch short

beep sounds 5 times

from inside the vehi-

cle, and a high-pitch

intermittent beep

sounds 3 times from

outside the vehicle

When the engine switch was

“ACC” or “ON”, any of the

doors were opened, and the

electronic key was taken out-

side the vehicle, and then

the door was closed

Get in the vehicle with

the electronic key

A long continuous

low-pitch beep

sounds from inside

the vehicle

The engine switch was

turned to “ACC” with the

driver’s door open (The

driver’s door was opened

when the engine switch was

“ACC”)

Turn the engine switch

to “OFF” and close the

door

A high-pitch beep

sounds from outside

the vehicle

When the engine switch was

“ACC” or “ON”, someone

tried to lock the doors using

the lock/unlock switch on

the front door or back door

Turn the engine switch

to “OFF” and lock the

doors

With the electronic key left

inside the vehicle, someone

tried to lock the doors using

the lock/unlock switch on

the front door or back door

Take the electronic key

with you and lock the

doors

While any of the doors were

open, someone tried to lock

the doors using the lock/

unlock switch on the front

door or back door or the

wireless remote control

Close all the doors and

lock them

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If the low-battery state continues, the warning buzzer will sound even when the
engine switch is turned to “ACC” or “ON”.

A high-pitch beep

sounds from outside

the vehicle, and all

the doors get

unlocked

When the engine switch was

“OFF” and the electronic key

was left inside the vehicle,

the door was closed while

the inside lock button of the

driver’s door was set to the

locked side and the driver’s

door handle was pulled

Take the electronic key

with you and lock the

doors

A high-pitch beep

sounds from outside

the vehicle, and all

the doors get

unlocked

When the engine switch was

“OFF” and the electronic key

was left inside the vehicle,

the door was opened and

closed while all the doors

were locked and any of the

inside lock buttons except

the driver’s door were set to

the unlocked side

Take the electronic key

with you and lock the

doors

A high-pitch intermit-

tent beep sounds 3

times from inside the

vehicle

The engine switch was

turned to “OFF” when the

electronic key’s battery was

close to its end of life*

Replace it with a new bat-

tery (

➞

P. 344)

A long continuous

low-pitch beep

sounds from inside

the vehicle

The engine switch was

turned from “ON” to “OFF”

with the driver’s door open

Close the driver’s door

Warning sound

Situation

Measures to take

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⬛

Electronic key’s battery-saving mode

⚫

The electronic key’s battery consumption can be reduced by setting the key
to the battery-saving mode since the key no longer is in standby for receiv-

ing signals.

While holding down the lock switch

(

) on the electronic key, press the

unlock switch (

) 2 times. Make sure

that the indicator of the electronic key

blinks 4 times.

The key-free system does not work in

the battery-saving mode. To cancel

the battery-saving mode, press any of

the switches on the electronic key.

⚫

If you do not plan on using the electronic key for a long time, we recommend
that you set the key to the battery-saving mode.

⚫

If you plan on setting the electronic key to the battery-saving mode immedi-
ately after replacing the key battery, wait for approximately 10 seconds

before doing so.

⬛

Situations where the function may not work properly

The key-free system uses weak radio waves. Communication between the elec-

tronic key and the vehicle may be interrupted, and the key-free system, wire-

less remote control, and immobilizer system may not function properly in the

following situations. (Measures to take:

➞

P. 406)

⚫

When the electronic key’s battery is low

⚫

When you are in an area with strong radio waves or noise present, such as
near TV towers, power plants, gas stations, broadcast stations, large display,

coin-operated parking lots, airports, and so on

⚫

When the electronic key is touching or covered by the metal objects listed
below

⦁

Cards with aluminum foil or other metal pasted on

⦁

Cigarette boxes made of aluminum foil

⦁

Metal wallets or purses

⦁

Coins

⦁

Heating pad

⦁

Media such as CDs or DVDs

⚫

When another wireless keys (that emit radio waves) is in use

1
2

KBRO320304

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⚫

When the electronic key is carried with products that transmit radio waves as
follows

⦁

Wireless communication devices such as radios, mobile phones, and cord-

less telephones

⦁

Electronic keys or wireless keys (that emit radio waves) of other vehicles

⦁

Computers or portable information terminals (electronic organizers)

⦁

Digital audio players

⦁

Portable gaming devices

⚫

When a metal-containing film is pasted on the rear window glass

⚫

When the electronic key is placed near electronic devices such as a charger

⬛

Important information

⚫

Even when the electronic key is placed in the operating (detection) range, it
may not work properly in the following situations.

⦁

The electronic key is located too close to the door windows or door han-

dles when you lock or unlock the doors or located near the ground or at a

high place

⦁

The electronic key is placed on the instrument panel or the floor, placed

inside the door pockets or in the glove box when you start the engine or

switch the modes

⚫

Even when you have the electronic key in your pocket, the key may not work
properly depending on the position or shape of your pocket. (Operating

range:

➞

P. 122)

⚫

Depending on the signal conditions, the electronic key could be trapped
inside the vehicle if you step outside of your vehicle by leaving the electronic

key on the instrument panel or near the door pockets since the external

antenna could detect the signal and lock the doors.

⚫

As long as the electronic key is located within the operating range, the doors
can be locked and unlocked by anyone besides the person who is carrying

the key. Note that the doors other than those detect the electronic key can-

not be unlocked in this case.
Even when the electronic key is located near the door that is opposite from

the unlocked door, the opposite door can detect the electronic key and get

unlocked.

⚫

If the electronic key is located near the door window outside the vehicle, the
key could start the engine sometimes.

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Oper

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on of each com

ponent

⚫

If water splashes on the door handle during a car wash or heavy rain, the
doors may get locked and unlocked repeatedly while the electronic key is

located within the operating range. If that happens, perform the procedures

listed below. (Without opening or closing the doors, the unlocked doors will

be automatically locked approximately after 30 seconds)

⦁

Place the key approx. 3 m (9.8 ft.) or more away from the vehicle (beware

of theft)

⦁

Disabling the key-free system activation by setting the key to the battery-

saving mode (

➞

P. 125)

⚫

When a part of your clothes touches the lock/unlock switch on the front
door, it could lock or unlock the door while the electronic key is located

within the operating range.

⚫

If you lock the vehicle using the wireless remote control when the electronic
key is placed inside or near the vehicle, unlocking by the key-free system may

not work. (The system can be restored by unlocking the vehicle using the

wireless remote control)

⚫

Operate the door handle switch properly and ensure that the door has been
locked or unlocked. If you operate the switch too fast, the door may not be

locked or unlocked.

⚫

If the door handle switch is covered with ice, snow, or mud, the switch may
not work. If the switch is not working, remove the ice, snow, or mud from the

surface, and operate the switch again.

⚫

When you operate the door handle switch, your nails may touch the door. Be
careful not to damage the door or break your nails.

⚫

When you operate the lock/unlock switch on the front door with gloves on,
the locking or unlocking gets delayed, or the door may not even get locked

or unlocked.

⚫

Depending on the surrounding conditions, the doors may not get locked or
unlocked by operating the lock/unlock switch on the front door. In that case,

use the wireless function or the emergency key to lock and unlock the door.

(

➞

P. 133, 406)

⚫

The power-saving function will be activated in the situations listed below in
order to prevent battery depletion of the electronic key and the battery dis-

charge of the vehicle. If that happens, it takes longer to lock and unlock the

vehicle using the key-free system.

⦁

The electronic key was left for approx. 2 minutes or longer within the

approx. 3 m (9.8 ft.) range from the vehicle

⦁

The key-free system was not used for approximately 5 days or longer

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