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DPS module dip switch settings for 2009 Yaris?

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Started 10 months ago by CrankyOldMan
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CrankyOldMan
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I have a 2009 Yaris and have the opportunity to try out the DPS module with my factory system. I haven't had any luck finding the DIP switch settings for different vehicles (other than the Camry it came from - U D D D D) and was hoping someone here could help out. Thanks in advance!

Posted 10 months ago #
Rob Roy
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CrankyOldMan,

First of all, I'd like to thank you for your post here at our forums. There are several different Yaris models available so here are the dip switch settings for all of them:

Yaris 2 speaker 2 door DUUUD
Yaris 4 speaker 4 door liftback UUUUD
Yaris 4 speaker 2 door liftback DDDDU
Yaris 4 speaker 4 door sedan UDDDU

Note that Toyota lists that these tuning profiles are intended for the current year models. However, they will work well in all year Yaris vehicles. However, it you have a Yaris model earlier than the current model year/design. Proceed with caution by testing the profiles at low levels first. The magic of the DPS technology are the profiles. If you are savvy enough, try all of them in your Yaris to see which you personally like. As with our DPS Plug-In and iPhone app, profiles work well on a wide variety of hardware (or in your case cars).

Good luck, and check back if you have any other questions.
Enjoy,
Rob

Posted 10 months ago #
CrankyOldMan
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Rob,

Thanks for the info! I've seen several posts on Yaris enthusiast sites asking if this is a worthwhile purchase. It doesn't seem to be a very popular item with the DIY crowd since they mostly install aftermarket, but there are some who want to keep the stereo stock but have better sound quality. One of the best reasons I've heard is for security: having this means you keep the plain vanilla stereo, dramatically reducing the likelihood that someone would try to steal it.

As far as the profiles go, I'm assuming that any combination of settings is "safe" for experimentation? It may be overkill to try all 32 combinations, but it may be a worthwhile experiment.

Sam

Posted 10 months ago #