2012 NISSAN ROGUE LC Navigation Manual

CONTROL PANEL
1button:
Press to change the display brightness be-
tween day and night modes. While the
mode is being displayed, the brightness can
be adjusted using the scroll knob.
Press and hold to turn the display off. Press
again to turn the display on.
“DISPLAY SETTINGS”
(page 5-3)
2Touch screen display
3MAP button: Press to display the current location map
screen.
4NAV button:Press to access the functions of the Navi-
gation system.
5TRAF button:Press to view traffic information on the
route.
6SETUP button:Press to access the system settings.
7BACK button:Press to return to the previous screen.
8Scroll knob:Turn to scroll through the items in a list.
Press to select a menu item. When the
screen is not displaying a list or menu, the
knob is used to control the audio system.
9SD-card location:An SD-card with MAP data can be inserted
here.
10Volume control knob/ON-OFF button:Rotate clockwise to increase the volume or
counterclockwise to lower the volume.
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CONTROL BUTTONS AND FUNC-
TIONS
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STEERING WHEEL SWITCH
The volume control buttons on the steering
wheel
1can be used to control the volume
level of the voice guidance given by the Naviga-
tion System. Press the + button to increase the
volume or the – button to decrease the volume
while the voice guidance is speaking. If the vol-
ume control buttons are pressed at any other
time, only the volume of the audio system is
adjusted.
The other steering wheel switches are used for
the audio system and Bluetooth Hands-Free
Phone system and are not used to control the
Navigation System.
For more information about the audio system and
Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone system, see the
vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.
VersaWNV0996SentraWNV0997cubeLNV2002
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FUNCTIONS DISABLED WHILE
DRIVING
To ensure safe driving, some functions cannot be
operated or have limited operation when the ve-
hicle driving speed is above 5 mph (8 km/h) .
The on-screen text and keys for these restricted
functions will be “grayed-out” or muted and can-
not be selected while driving. In some cases, a
screen message will appear indicating a re-
stricted function.
Restricted functions while driving include:
●Character (letter and number) input screen
during destination entry (street address,
places, intersection)
● Places search by name and city name
● Scrolling and viewing of certain navigation
lists
● Adding/editing address book entries
● Adding/editing home location
● Storing current position, information, destina-
tions
These functions will become available again
when the vehicle speed is reduced to 5 mph (8
km/h) .
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BASIC OPERATION
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Destination functions available while driving in-
clude:
●Home
● Previous destinations
● Nearby places
● Address book
● My places
● Map input
TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION
The same operations described for the scrolling
dial are possible using touch screen operation.
Examples of touch screen operation
Selecting an item:
When any item is touched, the next screen is
displayed. Adjusting:
Touch the “+”, “-”, “>” or “<” key to adjust a
setting.
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Scrolling through a message or list:
Touch the
(up) or(down) keys on
the screen repeatedly to scroll through a mes-
sage or a list. When scrolling a lengthy list, you
can also touch the screen and slide your finger
along the scroll bar where shown to scroll more
quickly.
MENU SCREEN OPERATION
Menu screens and their purpose
Press one of the application buttons to activate
the corresponding menu screen:
● NAV (Navigation)
● MAP
● SETUP (Settings)
● TRAF (Traffic)
How to select a menu item
1. As an alternative to using the touch screen,
turn the scrolling dial clockwise or counter-
clockwise to scroll through the menu items
until the preferred item is highlighted.
2. To select the preferred item, press the scrolling dial to enter.
3. Press the
BACK button. The previ-
ous screen will be displayed and the
changes will be saved.
HOW TO INPUT CHARACTERS
Character (letter and number) input
screen
Alphanumeric characters are used when setting
a destination, searching for an address, editing
stored locations, etc.
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1. Touch characters on the touch keyboardand they will appear in the field at the top of
the screen. When the entry is complete,
touch the “OK” key.
Alternatively, use the scrolling dial to high-
light a character and press the dial to select
that character.
NOTE:
● Press the
BACK button to return
to the previous screen.
● On every character entry, the touch key-
board display will narrow to only the let-
ters that are possible to enter after the
current letter.
● Symbol and number keys are available
when the “123/ABC” key is touched. ●
Touch the “123/ABC” key to toggle the
display between the touch keyboard for
letters and the touch keyboard for num-
bers and symbols.
2. To delete the last entry, touch the “Delete” key or hold it to delete all entries at once.
3. After finalizing the entries, touch the “List” or “OK” key for the completed list screen.
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3 Map settings
Map types........................................3-2
2-Dimensional (2D) view ........................3-2
3-Dimensional (3D) view ........................3-2
Screen information (2D or 3D) ...................3-3
Moving a map . . . ..................................3-4
Returning to the current vehicle location ...........3-4
Map options menu screen ..........................3-5
Changing the map scale . . . ........................3-5
Map scale . . . ..................................3-6 Looking at information on the map
...................3-6
Map symbols ...................................3-6
Map settings for the map screen ....................3-7
Map SD-card .....................................3-8
How to handle the SD-card ......................3-8
SD-card replacement . . . ........................3-9
How to order map data updates ..................3-9
About the map data .............................3-9
End-user terms ................................ 3-10