X20B1
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Rear Camera Malfunction
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a back guide monitor malfunction was received
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Perform troubleshooting for the back guide monitor system.
HINT:
Stored when a back guide monitor malfunction notification is received by the radio and display receiver assembly via CAN communication.
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X8020
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Video/Sound Signal Malfunction
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when an auxiliary battery low voltage (6.75 V or less) was detected
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Momentarily idle the vehicle or charge the auxiliary battery.
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When the auxiliary battery voltage returns to normal, drive the vehicle.
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Check that the battery voltage is within the standard voltage range.
HINT:
When the auxiliary battery voltage becomes low (5.0 to 6.8 V), images are blacked out and audio is muted.
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X8021
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Touch Switch Stuck
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a stuck touch switch was detected
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Check for foreign objects (foreign matter, film, etc.).
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Replace the radio and display receiver assembly.
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X8022
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Initialization History
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when an intended initialization operation was detected
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HINT:
Explain to the customer that the radio and display receiver assembly stores a history of an intended initialization operation using the radio and display receiver assembly.
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X8023
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Navi Kit Use History
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when the vehicle speed signal was off, the parking brake signal was on and DTC B228231 was detected
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Check for and remove non-genuine parts if any are installed.
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Turn the ignition switch to ON from off, and check again.
HINT:
For the detection conditions of DTC B228231, refer to
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X8030
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Soft Update (USB Reading Error)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a USB memory error was detected
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HINT:
Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:
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There is no update program
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Memory cannot be read
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X8031
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Soft Update (Encryption Release Error)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a program update error was detected
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HINT:
Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:
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Update program corruption (decryption error)
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Update program corruption (necessary files missing)
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X8032
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Soft Update (Program of Different Model)
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History of detection of update program error stored by the radio and display receiver assembly
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HINT:
Explain to the customer that the update program was judged to be for a different device.
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X8033
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USB Memory Malfunction (The File System Error)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a non-compatible file or malfunctioning USB storage device was connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly
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Connect a USB storage device with valid files.
HINT:
Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:
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There was a non-compatible system file
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USB storage device has invalid FAT system
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X8034
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USB Memory Malfunction (With No Playable File)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when no playable files on a USB storage device connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly was detected
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Connect a USB storage device that has playable files.
HINT:
Explain to the customer that there were no playable files on the USB storage device.
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X8038
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iPod Malfunction
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a malfunctioning iPod was connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly
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Turn the ignition switch from off to ACC.
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Check that the cable connecting the iPod is not malfunctioning.
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Check the software version of the iPod iOS and check that it is a compatible device.
HINT:
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Explain to the customer that the iPod itself may be malfunctioning.
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When the ignition switch is ACC and the iPod is connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly, a record of the malfunction is stored.
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If another iPod is to be connected, it is necessary to turn the ignition switch off in order for the device to be detected.
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X8039
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iPod Malfunction (With Control Software)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when there was a malfunction of the control software of an iPod connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly
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X803A
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iPod Malfunction (With Communication Error)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a communication error with an iPod connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly was detected
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X803B
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iPod Malfunction (With No Playable File)
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Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when no playable files on an iPod connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly was detected
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Connect an iPod that has playable files.
HINT:
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When the ignition switch is on (ACC) and the iPod is connected to the No.1 stereo jack adapter assembly, a record of the malfunction is stored.
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If another iPod is to be connected, it is necessary to turn the ignition switch off in order for the device to be detected.
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