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chandru
went into the hidden menu sys today..just took a few pics of some screens..anyone know what the "chek" means in the 2nd photo and also the "rev - off" & "tail-off" in the 3rd photo?
also anyone else that has a new plate (57) can they compare the 1st photo with theirs? its under the bluetooth/tel?
thx



delexus
QUOTE(chandru @ Jan 6 2008, 06:28 PM) *
went into the hidden menu sys today..just took a few pics of some screens..anyone know what the "chek" means in the 2nd photo and also the "rev - off" & "tail-off" in the 3rd photo?
also anyone else that has a new plate (57) can they compare the 1st photo with theirs? its under the bluetooth/tel?
thx





was playing with this today. its possible to activate the rear camera while driving from this menu too

Geoffers
leave it in CHECK long enough and they should clear/NoErr. (They do take some time sometimes)

REV and TAIL checks for +12v on these lines. Put your car in reverse or switch the lights on and these change.
ahmed24
Looks interesting, how do you go into the hidden menu?
Steve ( West Mids )
Ign On
Hold down "Info" button
Toggle from Headlights off to Parking and back 3 times
Let go of info button
chandru
QUOTE(Steve ( West Mids ) @ Jan 7 2008, 08:45 AM) *
Ign On
Hold down "Info" button
Toggle from Headlights off to Parking and back 3 times
Let go of info button



steve any chance u can take a pic of the bluetooth info in ur hidden menu? wanna see if they have changed the software revs?
ahmed24
thanks for that steve i will look at it when i get in my car after work biggrin.gif what sort of things does the hidden menu allow you to do?
chandru
QUOTE(ahmed24 @ Jan 7 2008, 01:02 PM) *
thanks for that steve i will look at it when i get in my car after work biggrin.gif what sort of things does the hidden menu allow you to do?



just a few bits n bobs. think the only thing i changed was the bluetooth sending volume..ppl used to say they couldnt hear me very well. so increased that.
Geoffers
Same software versions as mine on a 56 plate.
chandru
QUOTE(Geoffers @ Jan 8 2008, 01:32 AM) *
Same software versions as mine on a 56 plate.



ya mine is a 56 plate too smile.gif need the 57 plates coz thats the models i think with the new minor changes like the rear seat pocket and the door sill light etc
NCC_1701_C
U can also disable the "buzzer sounds" for the seat belts here.
chandru
na i leave mine on. so when theres someone on the passenger seat that doesnt usually like putting their seat belt on, i tell em they need to or the car will stop when the buzzin sound gets quicker biggrin.gif
Ivan Golac
This all lokks good guys, but what use it to anyone. Can I make any usefull changes in here? Look forward to your replies as I like playing with all tis kinda stuff!
Kit77
QUOTE(delexus @ Jan 6 2008, 06:37 PM) *
QUOTE(chandru @ Jan 6 2008, 06:28 PM) *
went into the hidden menu sys today..just took a few pics of some screens..anyone know what the "chek" means in the 2nd photo and also the "rev - off" & "tail-off" in the 3rd photo?
also anyone else that has a new plate (57) can they compare the 1st photo with theirs? its under the bluetooth/tel?
thx





was playing with this today. its possible to activate the rear camera while driving from this menu too


how? managed to get into menu but cannot see how to change any settings.
Geoffers
There are further menus. Navigate using button in top right. ("DISP MENU" as an example in the last picture)

You will get to them. Be careful though, the camera is a pain to setup if you knock out its boundary settings.
Kit77
cannot find the way of turning off the seatbelt buzzers... or was this just a bit of wishful thinking.
Kit77
checked my 57 plate and it has the same bluetooth software... I think it is other global software that has been updated, not the bluetooth software itself
Geoffers
There is no option for seatbelt buzzers in mine either.

If you want to turn them off (and give it 15secs before someone posts that you shouldn't) :-

Make sure your trip meter is on odo (not trip A or cool.gif. Just switch on to check, change it and switch the car off.

Switch ON (Start twice without foot on brake)

When the dash comes on, press and hold trip reset for 15 seconds (count slowly). While holding the trip reset, buckle up your seatbelt. (A bit awkward)

The display will say "b on" or "b off". Press the toggle buttons you use for altering the speed circle, etc. to change it. It will beep.

Unbuckle your seat belt and turn the car off.
Kit77
any other useful tips like the buzzer one?
Pokey
Thanks Geoffers for the advice. Buzzers now disabled biggrin.gif - still got the red flashing warning on the dash which is certainly sufficient.

Need more MODs!!
Kit77
What we need is someone to compile a list of IS250/220 hidden menus etc (EasterEggs as they are called in the computer world).

Is there anyone up to the task?
Daz Williams
QUOTE(Geoffers @ Jan 15 2008, 10:49 AM) *
There is no option for seatbelt buzzers in mine either.

If you want to turn them off (and give it 15secs before someone posts that you shouldn't) :-

Make sure your trip meter is on odo (not trip A or cool.gif. Just switch on to check, change it and switch the car off.

Switch ON (Start twice without foot on brake)

When the dash comes on, press and hold trip reset for 15 seconds (count slowly). While holding the trip reset, buckle up your seatbelt. (A bit awkward)

The display will say "b on" or "b off". Press the toggle buttons you use for altering the speed circle, etc. to change it. It will beep.

Unbuckle your seat belt and turn the car off.


Hi, tried that a few times (kept coming back in and reading again).

When I let go of the odo button, it changes to Trip A. I have cleared Trip A and Trip B. I held if for well over 15 seconds (about 20 or more).
Mine is a 57 IS250 SE-L -MM
Is it possible or is there another way?

Thanks,
Darren.
Daz Williams
QUOTE(Daz Williams @ Feb 2 2008, 08:14 PM) *
QUOTE(Geoffers @ Jan 15 2008, 10:49 AM) *
There is no option for seatbelt buzzers in mine either.

If you want to turn them off (and give it 15secs before someone posts that you shouldn't) :-

Make sure your trip meter is on odo (not trip A or cool.gif. Just switch on to check, change it and switch the car off.

Switch ON (Start twice without foot on brake)

When the dash comes on, press and hold trip reset for 15 seconds (count slowly). While holding the trip reset, buckle up your seatbelt. (A bit awkward)

The display will say "b on" or "b off". Press the toggle buttons you use for altering the speed circle, etc. to change it. It will beep.

Unbuckle your seat belt and turn the car off.


Hi, tried that a few times (kept coming back in and reading again).

When I let go of the odo button, it changes to Trip A. I have cleared Trip A and Trip B. I held if for well over 15 seconds (about 20 or more).
Mine is a 57 IS250 SE-L -MM
Is it possible or is there another way?

Thanks,
Darren.


I kept looking and I found this post to hold the button for 30 seconds THEN plug the seat belt in.

http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/ind...&pid=503348

That did it. after 30 seconds, as soon as I plugged in the seat belt, it came up b on. As I let go of the button, it said b off. GREAT!!!

I went round the block just to check and someone pulled out infront of me! I went my head hit the windscreen and the air bag hit me in the chest..... NAH!!! just kidding. It is good to have options!
Hey, taxi drivers don't have to wear seat belts as they are supposed to be in and out of cars to load your bags, cases YEAH RIGHT!!
And go on... which taxi company will have Lexus cars.....???? Well. There are loads listed in London inc all kinds of top cars.
This is due to taxis don't have to pay the congestion charge... So if i lived there, my car would be a taxi.!!

So.. how do I get BBC1 on my MM?

Ta,
Darren.
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