Toyota Corolla Cross: VEHICLE CONTROL HISTORY (RoB)

Vehicle Control History (RoB)

X20B1

Rear Camera Malfunction

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a back guide monitor malfunction was received

Perform troubleshooting for the back guide monitor system.

HINT:

Stored when a back guide monitor malfunction notification is received by the radio and display receiver assembly via CAN communication.

X3FF0

Over The Air Activation Start

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when CAN microcomputer OTA started

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X3FF1

Over The Air Activation Stop

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when CAN microcomputer OTA ended

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X8020

Video/Sound Signal Malfunction

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when an auxiliary battery low voltage (6.75 V or less) was detected

• Momentarily idle the vehicle or charge the auxiliary battery.
• When the auxiliary battery voltage returns to normal, drive the vehicle.
• Check that the battery voltage is within the standard voltage range.

  

HINT:

When the auxiliary battery voltage becomes low (5.0 to 6.8 V), images are blacked out and audio is muted.

X8021

Touch Switch Stuck

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a stuck touch switch was detected

1. Check for foreign objects (foreign matter, film, etc.).
2. Replace the radio and display receiver assembly.

X8022

Initialization History

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when an intended initialization operation was detected

HINT:

Explain to the customer that the radio and display receiver assembly stores a history of an intended initialization operation using the radio and display receiver assembly.

X8023

Navi Kit Use History

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when the vehicle speed signal was off, the parking brake signal was on and DTC B228231 was detected

1. Check for and remove non-genuine parts if any are installed.
2. Turn the ignition switch to ON from off, and check again.

HINT:

For the detection conditions of DTC B228231, refer to

X8024

Position Corrected History

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when the location calibration was 50 m or more

Refer to problem symptoms table (Vehicle position mark deviates from correct position and does not return to correct position)

X8030

Soft Update (USB Reading Error)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a USB memory error was detected

HINT:

Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:

• There is no update program
• Memory cannot be read

X8031

Soft Update (Encryption Release Error)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a program update error was detected

HINT:

Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:

• Update program corruption (decryption error)
• Update program corruption (necessary files missing)

X8032

Soft Update (Program of Different Model)

History of detection of update program error stored by the radio and display receiver assembly

HINT:

Explain to the customer that the update program was judged to be for a different device.

X8033

USB Memory Malfunction (The File System Error)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a non-compatible file or malfunctioning USB storage device was connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly

Connect a USB storage device with valid files.

HINT:

Explain to the customer that any of the following could be the cause:

• There was a non-compatible system file
• USB storage device has invalid FAT system

X8034

USB Memory Malfunction (With No Playable File)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when no playable files on a USB storage device connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly was detected

Connect a USB storage device that has playable files.

HINT:

Explain to the customer that there were no playable files on the USB storage device.

X8038

iPod Malfunction

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a malfunctioning iPod was connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly

1. Turn the ignition switch from off to ACC.
2. Check that the cable connecting the iPod is not malfunctioning.
3. Check the software version of the iPod iOS and check that it is a compatible device.

HINT:

• Explain to the customer that the iPod itself may be malfunctioning.
• When the ignition switch is ACC and the iPod is connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly, a record of the malfunction is stored.
• If another iPod is to be connected, it is necessary to turn the ignition switch off in order for the device to be detected.

X8039

iPod Malfunction (With Control Software)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when there was a malfunction of the control software of an iPod connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly

X803A

iPod Malfunction (With Communication Error)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when a communication error with an iPod connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly was detected

X803B

iPod Malfunction (With No Playable File)

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when no playable files on an iPod connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly was detected

Connect an iPod that has playable files.

HINT:

• When the ignition switch is on (ACC) and the iPod is connected to the stereo jack adapter assembly, a record of the malfunction is stored.
• If another iPod is to be connected, it is necessary to turn the ignition switch off in order for the device to be detected.

X803C

SD Card Communication Malfunction

Radio and display receiver assembly is storing history from when an SD card malfunction was detected

If the malfunction continues to recur, replace the radio and display receiver assembly.

HINT:

Explain to the customer that an internal SD malfunction has been detected by the radio and display receiver assembly.

X8080

AMP Malfunction (Temperature High)

Stereo component amplifier assembly is storing history from when it was detected that the stereo component amplifier assembly temperature was above a certain value (approximately 150°C)

• Do not leave the vehicle in high temperatures for a sustained period of time.
• Use the air conditioning system, etc., to decrease the temperature inside the vehicle.

HINT:

The stereo component amplifier assembly will return to normal when the temperature drops below a certain value (approximately 150°C or less).

X8081

AMP Malfunction (High Output Sound Source)

Stereo component amplifier assembly is storing history from when high output sound source similar to direct current was continuously detected (low frequency or square wave continued)

HINT:

Explain to the customer that a high output sound source similar to direct current (low frequency or square wave continued to be output) was detected.

X8082

AMP Malfunction (Short Circuit)

Stereo component amplifier assembly is storing history from when a direct current load on a speaker output circuit was detected

HINT:

Refer to DTC B15C371.

Vehicle Control History (RoB)