Restarted the truck (off/on), and it was good to go. I just placed them on a USB drive formatted with FAT32 (nothing else but the two files on the root) started up the truck and checked for an update. and upgrade at your own risk.Įdit: zipped file containing both 0066 update files. Once I read rules, if it's permitted, I'll share a public link to the firmware so no one needs to pay the $65 for TIS.

I still need to read the rules before I feel comfortable sharing a link to the firmware. No noticeable difference to audio yet, but I'll test more in the days to come. They also renamed the 'Entune' stuff to 'Apps' or something, I saw no mention of Entune anywhere in the settings or apps page. Initial impressions look about the same, maybe a little less lag in the menu compared to my original 1021. I ended up downloading them, and trigger released, now it is running Audio Version: 1162 and Navigation: 1150. Good, all done right?!?! - Nah, wife went to bed early which allowed me to do some additional nerdy stuff and try to get an even more updated version.Įnded up paying for a 2-day TIS account (mentioned on another thread/site) and browsing all the TSBs for newer software.Īudio Head Unit Software Update (Panasonic) I found how to manually download the 17TDT2NA-DA30_0006.kwi file (hint: || 17TDT2NA-DA30_0006.kwi) // doesn't work for the files referenced below, or navigation based on my attempts. My HU was running stock, never updated 10. Looking at the Toyota Firmware Update site referenced previously, for my model/year returned no results/no update. No real reason other than, I felt like there should be some software updates seeing as I bought a generation 1 head unit (in the sense, first to have apple CarPlay), and every time I check it says it's up-to-date (lies!) This post trigged my OCD for updating my head unit.

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