Instrument Display Symbols

[saratogacoach]

Hi,

Just picked up my 2024 Land Cruiser 7/25/24 at the dealer and am on a steep learning curve. Previous 2 Land Cruisers (1994 and 1995) had, to say the least, far less technology.

In the past, driving in a northeast NY area, lots of Winter snow, long weekday trips back and forth to work, (92 mile round trip) my previous Land Cruisers were "life-saving."

Returning to my question: have been reading the manual, checking pictures of dashboard displays. Not sure whether a small orange display on the bottom right is the Proactive Driving Assist (PDA) icon or something else?

So, adding an image. Hoping someone can tell me if this is the PDA icon, which is on, or something else.

Thank you for your help.

 

[TakaraLC]

 

[Nuke]

Congrats, and welcome to the forum saratogacoach! Following, as when our LC arrives I hope to be fully educated. Yes, our 1990 LC was very basic compared to present day. Is that a good thing, or bad?

 

[TrailWhale]

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Interesting. I suppose I’ll never know if any of the systems are malfunctioning because I have to keep PKSB permanently disabled because Toyota forgot bike racks exist. That light is always on for me.

 

[TakaraLC]

Interesting. I suppose I’ll never know if any of the systems are malfunctioning because I have to keep PKSB permanently disabled because Toyota forgot bike racks exist. That light is always on for me.

You may be able to turn off just the rear detection from the center screen. Open the 360-camera options and go into the settings menu, there is an option to adjust detection distance. I am not sure, buy maybe you can specifically turn off the rear detection.

 

[saratogacoach]

Thank you.

Yes, the PKSB, which was disabled. Turned it on.

Slowly but surely, learning the "intricacies" of this technologically-advanced Land Cruiser.

As someone self-taught in programming software apps, coding, difficult for me to argue against advancing technology.

 

[Captain Trips]

Quick reference Manuel page 8 and 9

 

[saratogacoach]

Yes, driver assist information center icon was what was displaying. The info displayed was that the PKSB was disabled. Found the location for the switch in the manual, turned it on.

Appreciate being pointed in the right direction. Much improved understanding of how this info system works, now.

 

[rap3pitt]

I’m on week 2 of my LC LC and have been pulling out the remaining hair follicles trying to figure out these symbols and what acronyms are associated. This thread is awesome.
Thank you all.. now to turn back on the ones I disabled
I definitely didn’t teach myself how to code

 

[saratogacoach]

Day 6, still learning, but needed items/adjustments are "falling into place."

 

[rap3pitt]

I’m currently around 1600miles. I accidentally stumbled on the “Traffic Jam Asst” this last weekend and it made driving in “stop n go” traffic a breeze! Fantastic technology Toyota!
I went from turning off most of the “safety” tech because of the self breaking features to totally embracing them. I’m sure I’ll find a happy medium eventually. Great feature, team LC

 

[amyrude]

I’m currently around 1600miles. I accidentally stumbled on the “Traffic Jam Asst” this last weekend and it made driving in “stop n go” traffic a breeze! Fantastic technology Toyota!
I went from turning off most of the “safety” tech because of the self breaking features to totally embracing them. I’m sure I’ll find a happy medium eventually. Great feature, team LCView attachment 8107

What did it do for you?

 

[rap3pitt]

With the lane assist and adaptive cruise/cruise control on it allows you to only have to keep your hand on the steering wheel while the rig drives itself in stop n go traffic. It will prompt you if you take your hand off the wheel for a predetermined time. It’s rad!