[Walthamdan]

I'm curious to see if anyone has tried uploading photos to the center screen via the USB port. We've been able to get it to upload, but cannot figure out how to have it remain on the screen. It was so simple on the CR-V we traded in for the NX. Our personal photo was always on the screen unless we changed the audi setting, but it would revert right back to it.

I thought I'd ask on here before bringing it up on Saturday's dealer visit. Thx

 

[SanT]

I am curious too.

 

[Kennedy]

It should be situations like this that push Lexus to go with an Apple/Android interface seeing how easy it is to figure this out on them, especially with Apple products.

 

[Walthamdan]

Update - According to the technology specialists Lexus is employing, the photo cannot be made to stay up on the screen on a regular basis like the less expensive systems in Hondas can. It will only show up when you first start your vehicle. They also admitted that if you can even upload and see the photo once you are lucky.

Not a very positive response.

 

[mister]

Update - According to the technology specialists Lexus is employing, the photo cannot be made to stay up on the screen on a regular basis like the less expensive systems in Hondas can. It will only show up when you first start your vehicle. They also admitted that if you can even upload and see the photo once you are lucky.

Not a very positive response.

Strange.

Aren't Ford and Toyota working together on a new infotainment system? I would imagine that would also be put into Lexus vehicles, wouldn't it?

 

[SanT]

If i recall correctly, in RX you can replace the logo that appears when you turn the engine on with your own image. BUT THATs about it. I would think that in NX you can do the same, but there seems to be no instruction anywhere on how to do it.

 

[David]

If i recall correctly, in RX you can replace the logo that appears when you turn the engine on with your own image. BUT THATs about it. I would think that in NX you can do the same, but there seems to be no instruction anywhere on how to do it.

From that i'd think they got rid of it, can't be that hard to find, unless i'm wrong. But being that hard to find says something about how things were layed out.