Toyota Aqua navi "nszt-w62g" language change

i can answer 5th question and 4th question partially.
4. you can insert a SD card with music files in it (like mp3) also the player identifies the directory hierarchies as well. this is the purpose of "music" slot. "map" slot is used to insert the SD card which contains the MAP.
5. when you enter the SD card in "music" slot SD menu will be enabled. you can switch between your SD cards using the touch screen. but i do not know the player works without the "map" SD. did not try that

hope this will help

 

You'll often find that the JDM vehicles don't have the option for multiple languages like international models do.

 

It would be helpful if you could find a model number, and provide more photos.

 

As far as the TV. In Japan, I believe they use a different broadcasting standard than Europe, NTSC instead of PAL. If that is the case, the encoding and possibly frequency settings may make that option useless to you.

 

We haven't had PAL for about 5 years now. I think it's more to do with the FM radio as Japan use a slightly different band to most of the world, but it's mainly that a JDM vehicle will be strictly a Japan only model and rarely has multiple language and character options. Sometimes it's possible to replace the unit with a US or European one, sometimes not.

FM broadcasting in Japan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

I have the same set. same problem. Would be glad if any one can help.

 

Great news for anyone with this head unit!
I've managed to get the SD Card with the program needed to unlock most of the deck's features!
It's an amazing head unit with many, many features. I'm still in the process of figuring things out.
Will get the card out of the car and upload the files during the day today

 

I have fair knowledge of this set, if you need assistance just ask.

This set supports;
Energy Monitor
Maintanance Record
Fuel Economy
Blue tooth streaming

 

I'm trying to post the link but I keep getting an unspecified error.

 

Alright so for anyone that has a head unit labelled NSZT-W62G, this link will give you the program you need!
It's a HUGE file and you will need at least an 8GB SD card formatted to FAT32 to allow this to work.

https[colon]//mega[dot]nz/#!GIJh0YQZ!Eg0s3nJ5cWaFZexlV5qwqE6MUi97X_b0NPzQ6dW4Z9o

I'm not sure if this will work for other models, but you can feel free to try this out.
This does not include maps btw, so you still won't get access to the Navigation menu.
Also, if your deck is locked, you'll need to get the unlock code before you can access anything.

Hope this helps!

 

Sorry for the messed up link but that's the only way I got it to post^

 

DJ Q,
Were you able to have this SD firmware work in your Prius?
Also is there any way to possibly have the language changed from Japanese to English?

 

Darren, I see you're a fellow Trini.
Yes this works for mine, but you need to check the model of the deck.
Secondly, no option to change language.

 

So, Darren and DJ Q, what do we do now about obtaining local maps so these units to be even more useful to us in TT? Any progress with that?

 

Haven't even remotely investigated that.
There's no point in using navigation on a head unit when we have superior constantly updated things like Waze.

 

1- There is no provision to change language.
2- Map SD, is model specific SD card which contains Maps as well as operating software for this set. Try Toyota Lanka they or some other vendor can supply.
3- Music SD means a sd card containing MP3 music files.
4- Use smartphone + Google translate
Press the menu knob for a second,
Go to setting menu (last item cogged wheel icon)
go to BT menu
go to device registration.

However, these options will work only after you insert the Map SD card

 

I downloaded the file, should i unzip it on to the SD card and use the Music or Map slot?

 

Unzip to SD card and use in Map Slot.