CHAPIN33

i am sorry if i sound to ignorant but how do you set your dash highest or lowest, i have mine the way they give it to me the first day i bought my car. but if it can be brighter i want it brighter.

thanks!!

Bichon

There is a rotary switch to the left of the steering wheel.

CHAPIN33

ok, im at the highest then.

thanks

nehal51086

from my knowledge the navi has its own light sensor...so it doesnt go to night mode just bc the headlights are on....just thought id throw that out there....

sykocus

iTrader: (1)

I don't have Nav, but I keep mine right below the "click" at the top.

Brian231

Anyone now how to disable the orange dash rings? I don't think it is a LPS.

sykocus

iTrader: (1)

you mean the speed and tach "alerts"? I don't think you can disable them, but you can set them really high.

Brian231

Thanks for the reply. I guess in a safety sense, Lexus may promote safer driving. Mine turns on a 78 mph and on Chicago highways at times, you are still getting passed. That amber warning light make syou think you are beating on the car. It is like "Knight Rider" gone bad with that circular grid illuminating.

Bichon

The amber ones are adjustable, but the red one is fixed.

inrainbows

Thanks for the replies.

When I used to use auto mode for my headlights and I went under and overpass or something like that, I would see my dash lights quickly change from day to night mode and back again. I just figured it was the auto sensor working and flicking the headlights on and off.

So now that I'm off of auto, I still saw my dash lights change modes this morning automatically. Is this normal?

Buds

You are correct. If I turn my lights on during the day, the navi will stay in "day mode". However if I drive under a bridge or into a dark spot, the navi and instrument cluster will switch to night mode until Im back in the daylight.

maz

Yes, the navi does not go to night mode on just because the lights are on. It goes to night mode shortly after the headlights come on. I guess the navi's sensor is set to be more sensitive to light.