LGVIF-CB8W Configuration Guide

Beat-Sonic USA: Technical Guide

LGVIF-CB8W Configuration Guide
2010–2013 Lexus GX 460

Source: USB Purpose: Optimal audio & phone call quality
Before you begin: Follow each step in order. These settings configure the CB8W module for the best possible audio quality during music playback via USB and phone calls on the 2010–2013 Lexus GX 460.
1
Open the Settings menu
From the home screen, navigate to the 3-icon screen and press Settings.
LGVIF-CB8W three icon home screen on the 2010-2013 Lexus GX 460 with the Settings icon


2
Disable "Use Car's BT Channel"
Tap System, then verify that Use Car's BT Channel is turned off.
a
If it is currently on, tap it to disable it.
LGVIF-CB8W System settings menu showing the Use Car's BT Channel option switched off
b
A confirmation screen will appear. Tap OK to reset and apply the change.
LGVIF-CB8W confirmation prompt asking to reset the module and apply the Bluetooth channel change

3
Configure audio gain settings
After the unit resets, return to the 3-icon screen, tap System, then select Audio.
LGVIF-CB8W System settings menu with the Audio option selected
a
Verify that Microphone OP Gain is set to 3 and PGA Gain is set to 0.
LGVIF-CB8W Audio settings screen with Microphone OP Gain set to 3 and PGA Gain set to 0
b
Tap Call Echo Cancellation. Any value between 0 and 3 is acceptable.
LGVIF-CB8W Call Echo Cancellation setting screen with the adjustable value range

4
Set EQ to "Classic"
Under Audio, select EQ. Use the arrows to select Classic.
LGVIF-CB8W EQ setting screen with the Classic preset selected

5
Set volume levels
Under Audio, select Volume and apply the following recommended levels:
Channel Value
Media 24
Phone 40
Ringtone 28
Voice 40
Other 32
LGVIF-CB8W Volume settings screen showing the recommended media, phone, ringtone, voice, and other levels
Note: These settings resolve the majority of audio quality issues during phone calls and music streaming via USB. You may still experience a brief audio delay during the initial pickup of an incoming call. This is normal behavior for this vehicle/module combination.

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