UncleSpud

I've got a '14 IS 350 F (less than a week old). Every time I start the car it defaults to the Nav screen, as opposed to the last screen I was viewing.

I called my dealer, where a tech told me to turn off auto screen in settings, and the last setting would be remembered. I did so and it made no difference.

Any advice on how I can accomplish this?

Thanks.

alpine

Funny, on my European hybrid IS I have exactly the same but opposite problem! Mine ALWAYS starts up with split screen, economy on the left, map on the right. But I want it always to start with the full map, like my GS did, and there is no ability to do this. After all, if I want the economy stuff, I can always read it from the panel in the instruments.

It's even worse actually, because if you do select the map, you still don't get it, you get the map and destination set up screen and you have to separately back out of that to get to the full map screen.

The sat nav and media firmware seems rather immature...

UncleSpud

Bump.

Anyone?

js1011

UncleSpud - what's up duuuuude! I hate the disclaimer screen - ugh. I couldn't figure out how to turn it off

I hope someone knows.

JerryWest

I've answered this a few times -- should be in a FAQ somewhere ---


Menu>Setup>General>Auto Screen Change>Off

UncleSpud

Thanks Jerry. Tried it again and it worked.

carderoni

Mine is set to off but still defaults to the NAV screen. I'd like for it to default to the Home screen. There's no way to explicitly set that as your default screen, is there?

hangandrew

Mine does that as well on my 250. Another thing is whenever I'm in my media, it'll switch to the split screen after about 30 seconds. But on the Navi, it stays on that screen...

albino1

I came here to ask this as well. The "fix" provided above does resume your previous screen when you turn the car off, EXCEPT if you're on the Home Screen, which then defaults back to the Nav screen when you start up. Considering it's called the freakin' HOME screen you'd think that would be the default instead of Nav, or at the very least you could resume to it, but nope. Such a strange choice by Lexus.