gteach26

Is there anyone out the who knows of a way to get rid of the "I agree" screen from the navigation system and, more importantly, be able to use all navigation functions while driving? My wife is more than capable of typing info in while I drive but the lawyers won't let her!!!

I've searched these forums and found a toyota prius site that has a solution for these issues but they have yet to get back to me if there is a solution for the LS.

Anyone gotten through these issues?

Thanks!!

lkirchner

My solution with the voice command would probably work here as well. A simple "Eat my shorts" spoken loudly won't fix the problem but will make you feel better.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

there is n o way you can get rid of the i agree screen, it's part of the nav software system, you just have to see it every time

for the typing, you can get the wiring diagram and overide a signal at the back of teh unit. connect it to the switch so you can switch it on and adjust the nav settings, and then when you are done, switch it back. you need a switch since that signal cannot be neglected since it helps to position you on the nav

oldhotrod

WHICH WIRE?? What's the Color Code? What's the Circuit # ? What terminal number in which connector? What page in the wiring diagram? Does anybody out there have the exact info?

encore888

Haha, you guys can't stand the 'I Agree' button--it's become a habit to me, I don't even think about it.

rominl

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ummm i will try to hook you up with the information. i know how to do it but i prefer to leave this exact implementation to experts

gteach26

" I agree" doesn't bug me so much.. it is the fact that a passenger cannot input navigation directions while driving that REALLY gets on my nerves. Stoplights just don't give enough time input info and why, if this car is perfectly capable of detecting if a passenger is in the seat, can't the software be updated to allow for passenger input?

There is a cable attachment available for the Toyota Prius Navigation that is "plug and play", and seeing that the nav system looks almost identical to the one on the LS I'm hoping it works with the LS too -- but they have not responded to my emails.

I guess the fact that no one has come up with a hack yet means that it just is not possible -- at least not easily. I'd be willing to pay several hundred dollars to get a "pro" to fix this issue without messing up the car's electronics, but I've yet to find anyone with the know-how.

Oh well... life goes on........

jwmcgee1

I got a reply regarding the prius cable. They said that it will work on the LS & RX.

vraa

iTrader: (2)

What was the prius cable thing?

cenwesi

Any update on this... I too hate that I agree crap

blacksc400

iTrader: (4)

well, the time you spend on get rid of it will be a lot more than you hit the I agree button thousand times... I guess we just have to eat it!

Bennett

I found this site: http://www.siennaclub.org/forum/inde...opic=1918&st=0

I bet these systems are similar being Toyota.

Bennett