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Buttons dim before entering data

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by gregoryvgray, Aug 29, 2009.

  1. gregoryvgray

    gregoryvgray New Member

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    In both the bluetooth screen and destination screen buttons go gray before I can enter information. I have to go back several screens or shut the display off and turn it on and hope that all the buttons will be available. Is there a default timeout that can be reset or is something wrong with the system?
     
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    Would this be while you're moving? If so, perfectly normal, unfortunately. It's a "safety feature". Try it again at a stop.
     
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    Moving. So even the passenger can't enter data while the car is moving? Interesting. OK. I understand the safety feature. One more question, does stopped mean the car is in Park or just zero miles per hour?
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    No, it doesn't have to be in park for the buttons to reappear again, you can just come to a stop.
     
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    Anything under 5mph, I think. Can be moving slowly, I know that. There are threads on the subject of overriding the lockout - a search will bring them up - but that is a design 'feature' unfortunately. Apparently we cannot be trusted to limit our use to the passenger when we're moving.
     
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