Integration & Operation of

Canavie Technologies Android-based

CarPC Infotainment System

in a 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser (UZJ-100 with “Gen 03” NAV & integrated Climate controls)

prepared by member Watercruiser for IH8MUD Community

with assistance from members macmann & seanz0rz

…from this

to this…

in 9 hours

for ~$600

1 Rev. 0

1/10/17

Up-Front Summary • FEATURES

– 2001-2003 Land Cruisers with NAV have limited Infotainment upgrade options

– Android-based CarPC product can deliver many features of aftermarket Head Units plus full

access to Android Apps (and their ongoing enhancements)

– Majority of OEM controls are replicated &/or can be accessed

– Big 10” high-definition (1080p) Touchscreen with intuitive Graphical User Interface

– OEM-quality Fit & Finish, solid Aluminum frame looks “Factory” with no gaps, etc

• COST ~$600

– Canavie Kit costs $550, plus ~$40 shipping; you can get a Color Backup Camera for ~$20

– If you have a Mobile Phone, you can stream via WiFi (audio, video, app data) & avoid Online

Service fees (Sirius/XM etc); there are no additional subscription costs necessary

• INSTALLATION

– General mech’l skills (if you’re a ‘Mud member you can do this). Plan a solid 9 hours

– Straightforward integration: no special tools are needed, however…

– You will need to re-locate the “Eyebrow” panel & do a little soldering (~3 hours total)

– No additional Harness to buy, but will need a few additional (inexpensive) items

• Special Notes

– There are nuisance issues but no show-stoppers & there are more features to be explored

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Contents

Section 1 Background & Objective

Section 2 Operation

Section 3 Vehicle Integration

Section 4 Problems & Solutions (provisional)

Section 5 FAQs (provisional)

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Section 1

Background & Objective

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Background:

early UZJ-100 controls were Simpler

• Used [then conventional] “federated” architecture – Audio system was separate, had its own controls

– Climate Controls were completely independent

– “Steering Wheel controls” not yet mainstream

– No [need for a] Multi-Function Display

• “Infotainment” not widely available in NADM* – Smartphones, Bluetooth, NAV, OBDII etc. yet to be

provided in real-time to Occupants *Toyota was the first Automobile Manufacturer to introduce on-

board Navigation, starting with the Celica - JDM MY1981; also the first to provide a CD-ROM based system. just sayin

• Upgrade: replace “Stereo” with aftermarket Unit – Plug & Play (with correct aftermarket harness)

– Add Touchscreen, Voice-Control, Bluetooth-Smartphone (hands-free calling… audio streaming), better NAV, add A/V (in & out)… play DVD & stored media… add Backup Camera… Sirius/XM…

– Pioneer AVIC-series was one of the first, now there are others

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Then things got Better… for awhile

• NADM Units saw integrated NAV/Climate starting in MY2001

– Wow! but as time passed this feature became outdated

– Display Unit can’t be upgraded or replaced (without serious hacking)

– Currently available upgrades offer some improvement

• VAISTech, GROM, etc. add Bluetooth integration (~$230)

• NavTool provides A/V inputs for Backup Camera (~$200+)

• GROM VLINE (2003-2005) offers Android-based Infotainment (~$500)

– While early NAV-equipped vehicles are somewhat rare…

…2001-2003 non-NAV equipped units are hard to find. NOW WHAT??

• OBJECTIVE: I want it ALL in my 2003

– Forum members @macmann & @sean0rz post initial Canavie experience. is this our Unicorn?

• big color Touchscreen for my tired eyes

• all the bells & whistles of an Aftermarket Head Unit (if others can have this, dammit so should I)

• access Steering Wheel & Climate controls (they’re still there, so they better work!)

• The EXPERIMENT: install Canavie Android-based CarPC

– testbed is a 2003 NAV-equipped (Gen-03) UZJ-100

– *might* apply to other MY NAV-equipped UZJ-100’s & LX-470’s

– Owners who have non-NAV equipped vehicles should consider

(the simpler) aftermarket Head Unit upgrade (see previous page)

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2001 Land Cruiser w/NAV

Canavie 10” CarPC

Section 2

Operation Part A Functional Comparison Matrix

Part B OEM Operation Overview

Part C CarPC (Android) Operation Overview

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Part A: Functional Comparison

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OEM Mode CarPC Mode

MFD Button Functions Touchscreen Comments

MAP (VOICE)

DEST

MENU

DISPLAY

INFO OBDII App requires OBDII dongle ($20) but gives more info

OEM Mode CarPC Mode

Comments

via Touchscreen*requires going into OEM

mode

* all Climate functions are replicated via Touchscreen,

however on-screen temperature is shown in Celcius

Comments

AM (Touchscreen)

FM1/2/3 (Touchscreen)

TAPE

CD

Equalizer built-in App Stereo sounds much better in Android mode

Bluetooth enables hands-free calling & media streaming

AUX IN (A/V) I connected a Backup Camera to the VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT 1

VIDEO OUT 2

DVR IN (video)

CCD IN (video)

Comments

VOLUME (Up, Down) Touchscreen

VOICE ACTIVATION yet to be tested possible to get OEM function back via GROM dongle

STEERING WHEEL Functions

MODE

haven't figured out how to make these all work just yet

available via User installed

Streaming App(s)

stored media

not an OEM function

although the iGO is pre-loaded

the User can install other NAV AppsiGO App

Android Settingsnative Settings functions allow User to customize

a larger variety of parameters

Time reset

Available with Eyebrow relocation

CLIMATE Functions

AUDIO Functions

Android Apps require Cellphone WiFi connection

User must upload media content via USB

SECURITY (flashing red LED)

OUTSIDE TEMP

[selected] TEMP

TIME (HH:MM:SS)

H set

M set

TEMP UP/DOWN

AUTO

DEFROST

CLIMATE

RECIRC

Functionality

No Change

Degraded

Not Accessible

Enhanced

New

haven't figured out yet

Part B: Operating Flow eyechart – OEM Controls all screenshots are from WaterCruisers’ 2003 UZJ-100

• System initializes to the OEM HOME screen… everything is controlled via Touchscreen input

• replicates most OEM functions & adds the App (Android CarPC) function

• missing are the OEM functions for [Cassette] Tape, NAV, Language, Maintenance, System Info, etc

• Touch one of the icons on the HOME screen to go to a sub-screen… touch to return HOME • The Traffic Info sub-screen actually displays Trip info (as opposed to Traffic conditions)

• DVD controls don’t work in my vehicle (I removed the DVD Player to make room for a Ham rig)

• A/C Settings (e.g. Climate) controls & Temp displays ALL WORK (although units are all Celsius, a little annoying)

• Sound Effect Settings are non-responsive (Equalizer, Balance & Fade don’t effect Radio & DVD audio output)

• Radio allows cycling through FM1, FM2 and AM; Station memory & Scanning functions work normally

Traffic Info DVD controls A/C Settings Sound Effect Settings

Radio controls

Apps (Android GUI)

Audio Settings

HOME screen

jumps to (currently useless) OEM

Sound Effects Settings

These touchscreen controls only

work in the (Android) Apps mode

these controls

still work

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Part C: Operation of Android CarPC functions all screenshots are from WaterCruisers’ 2003 UZJ-100

touching Apps icon in HOME screen

takes you to the Android OS

Android “home” screen lets you

launch applications & widgets

you’ve installed via touchscreen

icons (many are pre-loaded);

home screen is customizable for

most-frequently-used Apps

$17 backup cam connected to

Canavie “Aux” video in

Android system settings

Weather Radar app

(downloaded right before

I took this picture)

audio

mute

OEM

HOME

previous

screen

increase

Volume

decrease

Volume

apps

overview

previous

screen

WiFi

active Pandora

is running

Return to

OEM HOME

there is an enormous variety of

Android Apps you can download

iGO

(NAV)

Tunein

(streaming

radio)

Video

player

GPS

diag.

Bluetooth

control

Audio

player

OBDII

monitor

access to pages of icons in your

“library” of installed Apps

Disclaimer Android functionality and

application use is beyond the

scope of this document

OEM audio (Radio & DVD) & their

controls go away in Android mode,

but are replaced with [far more

diverse] streaming A/V sources,

better equalizer control, HD-video

and improved audio output

... ...

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Section 3

Vehicle Integration

Part D Canavie Parts Kit Description

Part E Preparing to perform the Installation

Part F OEM Display Unit Removal & Disassembly

Part G Canavie Display Hardware Integration

Part H Eyebrow Display & Control relocation

Part I Canavie Accessories & Wiring Installation

Part J Interior Re-assembly & Final Installation

Part K Verifying Operation and Adjusting Settings 11

Interface Module

Part D: Contents of the Canavie Kit

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10” Display Module

Speaker/USB Harness

& Microphone

… and a ziplok baggie of

Small Screws

Accessory Harness

Interface Harness

Interface Module

CCA Enclosure

(2 metal shells) GPS & WiFi

Antenna

Part J:

Final Installation

Part H: OPTIONAL Eyebrow Relocation

Part I: Canavie Accessory Installation

Part G: Canavie Display Module Integration Part F: OEM Display Unit Disassembly

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Remove Display

Unit from

Instrument Panel

Remove Circuit

Card Assy from

Display Module

Modify Kit-supplied

Metal Enclosure &

mount CCA

Extend

CCA

Harness

Assemble 10” Display

& CCA Enclosure to

OEM Display Chassis

mount Canavie

Speaker & Antennae

& route Cables

route & connect

Canavie Wires &

Interface Module

Part K:

Verify Operation,

Adjust Settings &

Customize

Partially

Disassemble

Display Unit

remove & trim Upper

(Shift) Console &

Center Bezel

Remove “Eyebrow”

& trim Window

Part E: Workflow Overview budget 9 hours* to do this

1 hour 3 hours

Mount Eyebrow

parts to Upper

Console

Finish Connections &

Re-mount Display Unit

to Instrument Panel

Install

Shifter Console

& Center Bezel

30-min

30-min 3 hours*

1 hour

* OPTIONAL STEPS the “Eyebrow” does NOT have

to be connected for the system

to work, but doing this will

provide some Climate control

in “Android mode” & shows

Time/Temp info all the time

OPTIONAL

Part E: Preparing for the Installation • Prepare a clean, covered work area

– suggest a large white cloth towel on a 6-ft work table

– nothing gets scratched & you won’t lose small items

• Tools you will need – Plastic Putty knife (thin, wide-blade or similar)

– Tape Measure

– Slotted Screwdriver (small blade)

– Phillips Head Screwdrivers (long #2, short #1)

– 1/4-in & 3/8-in Socket Drive & extensions

– 8mm & 10mm sockets (regular or deep)

– Portable Lighting; also, a small Flashlight

– Electric Drill, plus ¼” & 3/32” drill bits

– Tin Snips

– Metal File (medium-fine tooth)

– Scissors

– Small Saw

– Pliers

– Soldering Iron (Fine-tip)

– Wire Cutters

– Wire Stripper

– Wire Terminal Crimper

– Volt-Ohmmeter

– Sharpie Marker (Black, Fine-tip)

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• Additional materials you will need – 2 sets of 1.5” #8-32 Machine Screws, Flat

Washers & Nuts

– 4 ea #6 x 3/4” Flat Head screws

– a roll of Black Electrical Tape

– Wire Labels (white electrical tape works)

– Cable Ties (medium)

– 3-inch length of ½-inch rubber tubing

– 2 inches of 3/8 dia. hard plastic tubing

– Ring- and Quick Disconnect Terminals

– Optional: Shrink Sleeve Tubing

– Optional: 40-ft of AWG18 stranded

insulated wire

• Budget Time (rough estimates)

– 8 hours for hardware remove & install

– 1 hour to adjust Android settings

• Patience & a clear game plan

READ THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT & UNDERSTAND IT THOROUGHLY BEFORE BEGINNING

Disclaimer Author assumes no responsibility for damage or injuries resulting from these Procedures

User assumes full responsibility for outcome

Part F: Removal of OEM Display Unit a 2 Step Process

(no images are provided as this sequence is described in other Forum posts)

• Step 1: Remove Left & Right Vent Grilles – using large flat Putty Knife as a wedge, gently pry around the edge of each

Vent Grille away from the Instrument Panel enclosure until they “pop” out • there are 4 friction tabs located at the Top, Middle of each side, and at the Bottom

• if the expanding plastic yellow “keepers” fall out, re-attach them to the back of the Vent Grill

– once the Vent Grill is free, disconnect the modular electrical connector • use a Blade Screwdriver & depress the Male Connectors’ locking tab

• there’s only 1 connector on each Vent Grille

– set the Vent Grilles aside for later re-assembly

• Step 2: Remove the Display Unit from the Instrument Panel – put the gearshift in Neutral to provide additional room for removal

– using a long Philips Head Screwdriver (or a 10mm socket on a long extension) remove the 4 Screws that secure the Display Unit to the Instrument Panel: Top & Bottom, Left & Right

– Gently slide the Display Unit partway out of the cavity, then…

– disconnect all ELEVEN (11) modular Electrical Connectors • don’t worry, they’re all non-interchangable… the harnesses have taken a “set” and will

naturally align themselves during re-assembly

– Slide the 2 Motorola-style Antenna Plugs out of their circular jacks

– Gently remove your $5,300 Display Unit and put it face-down on the cloth covered work surface

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Part F: OEM Display Unit Partial-Disassembly

there are 2 Sequences

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OEM Display Unit

assembly

after removal from

Instrument Panel

back side of

Display Unit

Sequence 1: partially disassemble the OEM Display Unit, removing

the Flat Panel Screen & the surrounding button fascia

and keeping the rest of the assembly for re-use

the OEM Display Module &

it’s button surround will be

removed & replaced with the

Canavie 10” Display…

… and the Audio

Control section

…will remove & re-use the Circuit

Card mounted in the back of the

OEM Display Module (shown with

the 4 connectors at the top)…

…this Black Plastic

Enclosure & the

OEM Chassis…

…the “Eyebrow”

Display…

Part F, Sequence 1

Display Unit Disassembly (cont.)

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1.a with the Display-side down,

remove the Screws from the 4

circled locations from right Bracket;

take note of the 2 different types of

Screws for later re-assembly

1.b here’s the other

(left/Drivers) side showing

these 4 Screw removal

locations. Total of 8 Screws

will be removed

2. now temporarily lift out the

Black Plastic CCA enclosure

(it will be re-used). There are

no electrical connectors to

deal with here

3. next, remove the 3 Screws that

secure the bottom of the Display

Module to the top of the black plastic

Audio/HVAC Controls module

5. now separate the Display

Module from the chassis

in Sequence 2 (next page) we will remove the Circuit

Card from the Display Modules’ metal enclosure

4. next, flip the Display

Module on its end so you can

remove this last little Screw

the Circuit Card

we need is in here

Part F, Sequence 2

Harvesting the Display Module CCA

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6. with the bare Display Module

screen-side down, remove the

small Screws from the 4 circled

locations

7. now lift off the Cover to reveal

the Circuit Card (note: this was after

I’d covered & taped the Cable

bundle to protect it)

8.a now remove the 4 small Screws in the circled locations...

8.b ...gently pull out the 2 Flat Tape connections…

8.c …and CAREFULLY unplug the 3 white Plastic connectors

8.d then place the CCA on a soft cloth

3 White Plastic

Connectors

2 Flat Tape

connectors

[slide out the

locking cover

so the ribbon

can pull out]

in Sequence 3 we

will install the

Display Module

Circuit Card into a

Metal Enclosure

(next page)

Front (right)

& Rear (below) of

Display Module CCA

ready for re-use

!!! CAUTION !!! Handle CCA only by edges &

avoid exposure & contact with

anything electrical

9. finally: bend in half

these last 2 copper

grounding fingers

note: these 4 Connectors

are important for Step 10

(on the next page)

Part G: Enclosing the CCA my Kits’ Enclosure needed to be modified to mount the CCA… check yours first

(the CCA fit within the Enclosure, but 2 Standoffs were in the wrong locations & the Connector “opening” wasn’t big enough)

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10.a if needed, use Tin Snips to open

up the “window” in the Cover so that

after the CCA is mounted, its 4 White

Modular connectors are not blocked (this

will ensure proper engagement of the

Male connectors)

10.b also trim a U-shaped opening so

that the Cable bundle can exit. File all

edges smooth

10.c finally, slice down the length of a

short length of Rubber Vacuum hose &

wrap it around the U-shape (this to

protect the Cable from abrasion)

11.a using Pliers, twist/pull

out the 2 metal Standoff Posts

from the 2 circled locations

inside the Cover…

11.b …then drill a ¼”-hole in

the 2 circled area to align w/

corresponding CCA thru-holes

existing opening

in the Kit Cover

material removed to

accommodate CCA

connector mating

Enclosure Cover

(supplied in Canavie Kit)

Rubber tubing

wrapped around

rough edge

12.a time to make 2 Standoffs: I

cut 2-pcs of hard plastic Tubing

the same length as the Posts

removed in Step 11.a

12.b then I got two #8-32UNF

Screws, Nuts & Flat Washers

13.a mount the CCA to the

Cover using 2 short Screws

(supplied) & the 2 longer

Screws with their standoffs &

Nuts. The CCA Connectors

should face the opening that

you enlarged in Step 10.a

13.b now assemble the

other half of the Enclosure

& secure with 4 small

Screws (supplied in the Kit)

I left these 2

Standoffs alone

Nut Hard Plastic

tubing Machine Screw

Part G: Extending the CCA Harness (OPTIONAL)

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the CCA Harness (shown after I’d initially covered it in

black tape) must be lengthened ~36” to mate with

the relocated Eyebrow Module

There are 13 total AWG18 wires to extend

14.a prepare (cut & strip) 13 pieces of AWG18 wire so they’re

all 36-in long. Don’t forget to slide on 2-pcs of shrink-sleeve!

15.a now remove ~2” of protective tape from the OEM Harness

to expose more of the wiring going into each Header Connector

15.b CRITICAL: do this 1 wire at a time

b.1 strip the insulation from each free end

b.2 solder the 36” wire extension to the ends

b.3 position the heat-shrink tubing over the soldered joints &

shrink them down

cut across here 1 wire

at a time

16. wrap the

extended harness

with electrical tape

Enclosed CCA

with 36” harness

extension

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Part G: Re-assembling the Display Unit

17.a checking how the

10” Canavie Screen fits

above the lower Bezel 18.a with the Screen display-side down, position the Screen 2 upper mounting tabs

between the Display chassis Brackets

18.b secure the Screens left & right mounting tabs to the (black plastic) HVAC/Audio

Control module with 2 Screws (which you removed in Step 3) at the circled locations

upper mounting tabs upper tabs slide in-between brackets

19. now insert the CCA

Enclosure (from Step 16)

between the Brackets

20. then insert the

Plastic Enclosure

(from Step 2)

21.a the finished assembly

should all nest together;

the extended Eyebrow

Harness should be routed

to not interfere or block the

4 Connectors

21.b now secure both

Enclosures to the Brackets

(reverse of Step 1.b); the 2

machine screws will clamp

the CCA Enclosure in place

Left Mounting Tab

Right Mounting Tab

Screw position

ensure these 4 female Connectors

are not blocked

Part H: “Eyebrow” Relocation (1 of 2) Optional but recommended: retains direct access to Climate functions

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22.a remember this? flip it over

22.c now grind away all the small plastic welds that

secure the plastic “Window” to the back of the Bezel

now you have these 2 parts

Eyebrow Display CCA

Clear Plastic Window

22.b remove the small Screws from the 3 circled

locations & pull the CCA free from the Bezel

25. … and insert the Window. Secure

with adhesive & fill gaps; touchup gaps

w/black ink

Part H: “Eyebrow” Relocation (2 of 2) Optional but recommended: retains direct access to Climate functions

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24. now grind the

Window until it just barely

fits in the lower opening

you just cut in the Shifter

Console…

23.a using the Eyebrow

Faceplate as a guide,

prepare a trimming

Template from cardstock to

determine where the

Buttons & Window

openings should be…

23.b tape the Template to

the Console…

23.c …and trim away the

plastic. You can do much

better than I did!

(hint: if I could do this

again I would move the

template 3/8” further down)

trimmed Plastic Window

installed in the cutout

26.a insert the Eyebrow CCA in it’s new location…

26.b … and drill 4 small c’sunk holes through the Shifter Console so they align with the CCA’s mounting holes (circled)

26.c then secure the Eyebrow to the Console with 4 Flathead Screws, nuts & washers

That was all very stressful.

time for a drink 4 Flathead Screws/Nuts/Washers secure

the Eyebrow to the Shifter Console

partway through

trimming operation

Eyebrow buttons will

protrude here

Eyebrow display window

slots for Hour, Minute &

Reset buttons

hole for Anti-Theft red LED

mounting through-holes in

Eyebrow CCA Module

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Part I: Canavie Accessories Installation (1 of 3) Preparing to install the Components

27. remove the 4WD

Hi/Low Knob (twist it

counter-clockwise)

28.a flip-up the cup-holder cover…

28.b …grip the cover & firmly pull it up

to detach the Console…

28.c … and disconnect the 3 Connectors

(2 seat heater, then the ECT/2ND)

28.d put the Shifter Console on the table

29.a now remove the Center Bezel by

pulling out the ashtray & pulling the

Bezel straight out (it’s shown here from

the backside already removed…

29.b …disconnect the 3 Connectors…

29.c … then rotate the ashtray light

housing 90-deg & pull it out. Put the

Bezel on the table

30. now trim plastic material from the

bottom of the Center Bezel as outlined 31. and finally, cut away this

(non-structural) crosspiece it

only secures harnesses AFAIK

Interface Module

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10” Display Module

Speaker/USB Harness Accessory

Harness

Interface Harness

GPS & WiFi Antennae

Part I: Canavie Components Installation (2 of 3) Component features & connection details

GPS Antenna In WiFi Antenna In

receptacle “A”:

receives Accessory

Harness connector

receptacle “B”:

receives Accessory

Harness connector

plugs into

Interface Module

receptacle “D”

plugs into OEM Display

receptacle 1

re-assembled Display Unit

OEM Display receptacle 1

(receives Interface

Harness connector)

receives male

OEM Instrument

Panel connector

3.5mm Stereo IN

(from Accessory

Harness)

receptacle “C”:

receives Accessory

Harness connector

receptacle “D”:

receives Interface

Harness connector

Plugs into Canavie

Display “B” receptacle

Plugs into

Interface Module

receptacle “C”

plugs into Display

Module receptacle A” Canavie Speaker

(routes down to Console)

USB Connector #2

(routes down to Console)

USB Connector #1

(routes down to Console) 3.5mm Stereo OUT

(to Interface Module)

GPS Patch

Antenna

WiFi Antenna

connect to the Antenna

inputs on the top of the

Canavie Display Module

GPS Antenna In WiFi Antenna In

front rear top

route all these

connectors &

pigtail wires down

to the Console

Part I: Component Installation & Wire Routing (3 of 3) (refer to Part D for Part Identification)

GPS & WiFi antennae

sit in corner next to

A-Pillar

Microphone [in front of Cluster]

GPS Antenna

WiFi antenna

“A” & “B” Connectors

Interface Module (left of Vent)

Connections at

top of Display unit

Interface Cable connects

to this position

GPS & WiFi antenna

cables route behind

door seal & glovebox Microphone cable

routing (plugs into

Accessory Harness)

3.5mm Stereo

Plug (from

Accessory

Harness)

Accessory Harness

“A” Connector

Cables from Accessory &

Speaker/USB Harnesses

route down from top of

Display Module

don’t forget to plug in the

OEM AM & FM Motorola

antenna plugs

Part J: Final Installation

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32.a connect GND wire to chassis ground

32.b AUX-IN video… I connected my Backup Camera

32.c collect & arrange other wires & connectors in the

space under the Shifter Console

32.d route the 2 USB connectors thru the pocket opening

32.e there are several other wires & RCA connectors

which I’ve not yet figured out what to do with:

i. DVR IN (yellow RCA connector, video?)

ii. CCD IN (yellow RCA connector, video?)

iii. PARKING (pigtail, no clue)

iv. DVR IR (another pigtail wire)

v. a small 4-pin connector with BLK &YEL wires

33. mate the Eyebrow

Harness to the back of the

Eyebrow Display on the

Shifter Console

underside of

Shifter Console

back of Eyebrow CCA

mated Connectors

34.a arrange the wires &

connectors behind the Display

so they don’t interfere

34.b push the Display all the

way into the opening & secure

with the 4 Screws removed at the

very beginning

35. now turn your

vehicle ON and adjust

SETTINGS (next page)

Part K: Adjusting System Settings

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After startup you will see this HOME screen Audio Settings screen

36.a touch the “Audio Settings” icon to open the

“Audio Settings” screen…

36.b …then configure as follows:

- touch Audio Exchange to “Auto”

- touch “Logo” box to get “1” (“2” will show a Lexus

icon at startup)

- touch the “LC100” box

That’s it - you’re DONE!

Go enjoy a homebrew

Section 4

Problems & Solutions

(provisional)

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Section 5

FAQs

(provisional)

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Equipment Info

• Aftermarket Item

– Mfr: Shenzen Canavie Technoloy Co., Ltd.

– Model: R16 Toyota Land Cruiser 100 LC100

– http://www.canaviet.com/e_productshow/?317

-android-car-multimedia-head-unit-autoradio-

headunit-car-stereo-gps-toyota-land-cruiser-

100-lc100-317.html

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