Art Giroux

Thanks in advance for any help. I've read the manual, read posts, and am still having trouble.

Basically, I want to know the quickest/easiest way to find a list of the closest Starbucks while driving. It seems like the most basic function to me, but I just can't get the system to do it. Perhaps part of the problem is that I've been using a Garmin for some time and haven't grasped a new system. Also, I'm stupid.

In any event, I'd very much appreciate any guidance. No pun intended. Thanks.

I have had the same problem. The only way that I have found around it is to pull over and stop. Then all of the features become active again. I guess it's a safty thing they don't want you fooling with it while driving.

Would like to hear if their is a way around it.

Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this problem. Let me first say that all of the CD's that I have loaded into the player have been down loaded on to My I-pod and all of the information was captured. Then why when I load these same CD's in to my CD player and I use the Navagation system to view the song selections they all say "Data not Available" Is their somthing I'm missing?

Thank you

I just took delivery yesterday on a brand new Lexus 350 with Navigation. I did a lot of research on the luxury crossovers, but the RX350 kept topping all the others for my needs/wants.

One thing that bothers me: I noticed that whenever I have a song playing and I attempt to scroll through other songs, the systems switches to whatever song is at the top of the list (the only time this doesn't happen is when I first select the playlist/album/genre/etc tabs before I start scrolling).

Is there a way to turn this method of browsing off or is it just the way interface works? It's a bit annoying trying to scroll through to find a song/album/etc, when a different song keeps starting up every time you stop scrolling. seems it should be a simple matter that the system should know that I'm only scrolling until I land on what I want and then hit the Enter button, exactly as the iPod does when you're listening to one song and look around for another.

Thanks!

I find the same thing to be very irritating. In fact I find the whole option of controlling the I-pod to be very basic. If your looking through your albums and you know which one you like to listen to you have to scroll though every one to get to it. The same applies to the song list.

You would think that with all of the I-pods on the market that Lexus would have given us the same capabilities on our Navigation system that we find on the I-pod