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1. Meters andgauges (P.2-6)
2. Push-button ignitionswitch(models withIntel-
ligent Key system) (P.5-5)
3. Center ventilator (P.4-5)
4. Hazard indicator flasherswitch(P.6-2)
5. Audio system* (P.4-11) orNavigation system**
6. Passenger's front-impactairbag (P.1-18)
7. Sideventilator (P.4-5) 8.
Fuelfillerlidrelease handle(P.3-17)
9. Hood release handle(P.3-14)
10. Ignition switch(models withoutIntelligent Key
system) (P.5-4)
11. Defogger switch(P.2-21)
12. Ashtray andcigarette lighter(P.2-25)
13. Parking brake(P.3-19, 8-12)
14. Heater andairconditioner control(P.4-6) 15.
Glove box(P.2-26)
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RIGHT -HAND DRIVE(RHD)MODELS
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1. Sideventilator (P.4-5)
2. Passenger's front-impactairbag (P.1-18)
3. Audio system* (P.4-11) orNavigation system**
4. Hazard indicator flasherswitch(P.6-2)
5. Center ventilator (P.4-5)
6. Push-button ignitionswitch(models withIntel-
ligent Key system) (P.5-5)
7. Meters andgauges (P.2-6) 8.
Glove box(P.2-26)
9. Heater andairconditioner control(P.4-6)
10. Parking brake(P.3-19, 8-12)
11. Power outlet* (P.2-25) orAshtray andcigarette
lighter* (P.2-25)
12. Defogger switch(P.2-21)
13. Ignition switch(models withoutIntelligent Key
system) (P.5-4) 14.
Hood release handle(P.3-14)
15. Fuelfillerlidrelease handle(P.3-17)
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**: Refer tothe separate NISSANConnect Owner's
Manual (ifequipped) .
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Instrume ntsand controls
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1. Meters andgauges
2. Push-button ignitionswitch(models withIntel-
ligent Key system)
3. Center ventilator
4. Hazard indicator flasherswitch
5. Audio system* orNavigation system**
6. Passenger's front-impactairbag
7. Sideventilator 8.
Fuelfillerlidrelease handle
9. Hood release handle
10. Ignition switch(models withoutIntelligent Key
system)
11. Defogger switch
12. Ashtray andcigarette lighter
13. Parking brake
14. Heater andairconditioner control 15.
Glove box
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Manual (ifequipped) .
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RIGHT -HAND DRIVE(RHD)MODELS
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1. Sideventilator
2. Passenger's front-impactairbag
3. Audio system* orNavigation system**
4. Hazard indicator flasherswitch
5. Center ventilator
6. Push-button ignitionswitch(models withIntel-
ligent Key system)
7. Meters andgauges 8.
Glove box
9. Heater andairconditioner control
10. Parking brake
11. Power outlet* orAshtray andcigarette lighter*
12. Defogger switch
13. Ignition switch(models withoutIntelligent Key
system)
14. Hood release handle 15.
Fuelfillerlidrelease handle
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Manual (ifequipped) .
Instrument sand controls
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1. Intelligent Key (2)
2. Mechanical key(inside theIntelligent Key) (2)
3. Key number plate
WARNING:
. Radio waves couldadversely affectelectric
medical equipment. Thosewhouseapace-
maker should contact theelectric medical
equipment manufacturer forthe possible
influences beforeuse.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radiowaves
when thebuttons arepushed. Theradio
waves mayaffect aircraft navigation and
communication systems.Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane. Make
sure thebuttons arenot operated uninten-
tionally whentheunit isstored during a
flight.
The Intelligent Key system canoperate allthe door
(including theback door) locksusing theremote
controller functionorpushing therequest switchon
the vehicle without takingthekey outfrom apocket or
purse. Theoperating environment and/orconditions
may affect theIntelligent Key system operation. Be
sure toread thefollowing beforeusingthe
Intelligent Key system.
CAUTION:
. Besure tocarry theIntelligent Keywith you
when operating thevehicle.
. Never leavetheIntelligent Keyinthe vehicle
when youleave thevehicle.
The Intelligent Key isalways communicating withthe
vehicle asitreceives radiowaves. TheIntelligent Key
system transmits weakradiowaves. Environmental
conditions mayinterfere withtheoperation ofthe
Intelligent Key system underthefollowing operating
conditions.
. When operating nearalocation wherestrong
radio waves aretransmitted, suchasaTV tower,
power station andbroadcasting station.
. When inpossession ofwireless equipment, such
as acellular telephone, transceiver, andCBradio.
. When theIntelligent Key isin contact withor
covered bymetallic materials.
. When anytype ofradio wave remote controlis
used nearby .
. When theIntelligent Key isplaced nearanelectric
appliance suchasapersonal computer.
. When thevehicle isparked nearaparking meter.
In such cases, correct theoperating conditions before
using theIntelligent Key function oruse themechanical
key .
Although thelifeofthe battery variesdepending onthe
operating conditions, thebattery's lifeisapproximately
2 years. Ifthe battery isdischarged, replaceitwith a
new one.
For information regardingreplacement ofabattery ,see
ªIntelligent Key batteryº (P.8-20) . Since
theIntelligent Key iscontinuously receivingradio
waves, ifthe key isleft near equipment whichtransmits
strong radiowaves, suchassignals fromaTV and
personal computer, thebattery lifemay become
shorter.
Because thesteering wheelislocked electrically ,
unlocking thesteering wheelwiththeignition switchin
the ªLOCKº position isimpossible whenthevehicle
battery iscompletely discharged. Payspecial attention
that thevehicle batteryisnot completely discharged.
As many as4Intelligent Keys can beused withone
vehicle. Forinformation aboutthepurchase anduseof
additional IntelligentKeys, contact aNISSAN dealer.
CAUTION:
. Do not allow theIntelligent Key,which
contains electrical components, tocome
into contact withwater orsalt water. This
could affect thesystem function.
. Donot drop theIntelligent Key.
. Do not strike theIntelligent Keysharply
against another object.
. Donot change ormodify theIntelligent Key.
. Wetting maydamage theIntelligent Key.If
the Intelligent Keygets wet,immediately
wipe untilitis completely dry.
. Ifthe outside temperature isbelow


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4 Heater andairconditioner, andaudio system
Safety precautions ....
....................................... ............................................ 4-2
Rearview Monitor(ifequipped) ....
................................................. ..........4-2
How toread thedisplayed lines....
................................................... 4-2
Difference betweenpredictive andactual distances ....
............... 4-3
How toadjust thescreen ....
................................................. ..............4-4
Notes ....
....................................... ............................................................. 4-4
V entilators ....
...................................................... ............................................4-5
Center ventilators ....
................................................................ ..............4-5
Side ventilators ....
................................................................ ..................4-5
Rear ventilators (ifequipped) ....
........................................................ 4-5
Heater andairconditioner ....
...................................................... ..............4-6
Operating tips(forautomatic airconditioner) ....
........................... 4-6
Manual airconditioner ....
........................................................... ..........4-7
Automatic airconditioner ....
...................................................... ..........4-9
Servicing airconditioner .................................................................. 4-10Audio
system ....
................................................................ ........................4-11
Audio operation precautions ....
.................................................... 4-11
Antenna ....
................................................. .........................................4-18
FM-AM radiowithCompact Disc(CD) player ....
.................... 4-19
FM-AM radiowithCompact Disc(CD) player (with
color display) ....
....................................... ......................................... 4-22
CD/USB memorycareandcleaning ....
...................................... 4-27
Audio control steering switch(ifequipped) ....
......................... 4-28
USB/AUX connector(modelswithnavigation system)....
..... 4-28
Car phone orCB radio ....
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V ehicle widthguide lines
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Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking up.
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For models withnavigation system,theguide
lines canbeturned onand offbypushing the
CAMERA button.
DIFFERENCE BETWEENPREDICTIVE AND
ACTUAL DISTANCES
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Backing uponasteep uphill
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When backing upthe vehicle upahill, thedistance guide
linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
closer thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
further thanitappears.
Backing uponasteep downhill
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When backing upthe vehicle downahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
further thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
closer thanitappears.
Backing upnear aprojecting object
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The vehicle mayseem tonearly cleartheobject inthe
display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe object ifit
projects overtheactual backing upcourse.
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Backing upbehind aprojecting object
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The position
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is shown furtherthantheposition
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in the display .However, theposition
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the same distance asthe position
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may hitthe object whenbacking uptothe position
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if the object projects overtheactual backing up
course.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
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Models withnavigation system:
Guide lines:
Guide linedisplay canbeturned onand offbypushing
the CAMERA button.
Display adjustments:
For operations toadjust thescreen display settings
including brightness, language,etc.,seetheseparately
provided NISSANConnect Owner'sManual.
Models without navigation system:
Brightness, ContrastandLanguage ofthe messages
on the Rearview Monitorscreencanbeadjusted.
1. Push theENTER/SETTING buttonwhilethe
Rearview Monitorscreenisdisplayed. Eachtime
the ENTER/SETTING buttonispushed, thenext
setting itemisselected.
2. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER controlknobtoadjust the
setting ofthe item.
3. Push theENTER/SETTING buttontocomplete
the setting adjustment.
4. Push ENTER/SETTING buttonagaintoselect the
next setting item.
Setting adjustment modewillend ifthe ENTER/
SETTING buttonispushed whilethelast setting item
is selected, ifthe BACK button ispushed orifthe
screen isleft without operation forsome time.
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. When theview isswitched, thedisplay images on
the screen maybedisplayed withsome delay.
. When thetemperature isextremely highorlow ,
the screen maynotclearly display objects. Thisis
not amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed clearly.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected lightfrom
the bumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Thescreen mayflicker underfluorescent light.This
is not amalfunction.
. Thecolors ofobjects onthe Rearview Monitormay
differ somewhat fromtheactual colorofobjects.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear inadark
environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the Rearview Monitormaynotdisplay objects
clearly .Clean thecamera.
. Donot use alcohol, benzineorthinner toclean the
camera. Thiswillcause discoloration. To clean the
camera, wipewithacloth dampened withdiluted
mild cleaning agentandthen wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor screen
may beadversely affected.
. Donot use wax onthe camera window.Wipe off
any wax with aclean clothdampened withmild
detergent dilutedwithwater.
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