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Passenger sidepower window switch
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The passenger sideswitch willopen orclose
only thecorresponding window.To open or
close thewindow ,push down orpull upthe
switch andhold
it.
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Automatic operation
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The automatic operationisavailable forthe
switch thathas
an
mark onitssurface.
T o fully open orclose thewindow ,completely
push down orpull upthe switch andrelease it;
the switch neednotbeheld. Thewindow will
automatically openorclose allthe way.To stop
the window ,just push orlift the switch inthe
opposite direction.
A light push orpull onthe switch willcause the
window toopen orclose untiltheswitch is
released.
Auto-reverse function
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WARNING
There aresome smalldistances imme-
diately beforetheclosed position which
cannot bedetected. Makesurethatall
passengers havetheirhands, etc.,in-
side thevehicle beforeclosing the
window.
If the control unitdetects something caughtin
the window asitis closing, thewindow willbe
immediately lowered.
The auto reverse function canbeactivated when
the window isclosed byautomatic operation
when theignition switchisin the ON position or
for 45 seconds aftertheignition switchisplaced
in the OFF position.
Depending onthe environment ordriving
conditions, theauto reverse function may
be activated ifan impact orload similar to
something beingcaught inthe window
occurs.
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Pre-driv ingchecks andadjustment s
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CHILD SAFETY REARDOOR LOCK
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Child safety reardoor locks helpprevent therear
doors frombeing opened accidentally ,espe-
cially when smallchildren areinthe vehicle.
When thelevers areinthe lock position
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1
, the rear doors canbeopened only
from theoutside.
T o disengage, movethelevers tothe unlock
position
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.
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WARNING
. Radio waves couldadversely affect
electric medical equipment. Those
who useapacemaker shouldcon-
tact theelectric medical equipment
manufacturer forthe possible influ-
ences before use.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radio
waves whenthebuttons are
pushed. TheFAAadvises thatthe
radio waves mayaffect aircraft na-
vigation andcommunication sys-
tems. Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane.
Make surethebuttons arenot
operated unintentionally whenthe
unit isstored during aflight.
The Intelligent Key system canoperate allthe
door locks using theremote controller function
or pushing therequest switchonthe vehicle
without takingthekey outfrom apocket or
purse. Theoperating environment and/orcondi-
tions mayaffect theIntelligent Key system
operation.
Be sure toread thefollowing beforeusingthe
Intelligent Key system.
CAUTION
. Be sure tocarry theIntelligent Key
with youwhen operating thevehi-
cle.
. Never leavetheIntelligent Keyin
the vehicle whenyouleave the
vehicle.
The Intelligent Key isalways communicating with
the vehicle asitreceives radiowaves. The
Intelligent Key system transmits weakradio
waves. Environmental conditionsmayinterfere
with theoperation ofthe Intelligent Key system
under thefollowing operating conditions.
. When operating nearalocation where
strong radiowaves aretransmitted, such
as aTV tower, power station andbroad-
casting station.
. When inpossession ofwireless equipment,
such asacellular phone,transceiver, and
CB radio.
. When theIntelligent Key isin contact withor
covered bymetallic materials.
. When anytype ofradio wave remote control
is used nearby .
. When theIntelligent Key isplaced nearan
electric appliance suchasapersonal
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INTELLIGEN TKEY OPERA TING
RANGE
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The Intelligent Key functions canonly beused
when theIntelligent Key iswithin thespecified
operating rangefromtherequest switch
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.
When theIntelligent Key battery isdischarged or
strong radiowaves arepresent neartheoperat-
ing location, theIntelligent Key system's operat-
ing range becomes narrower, andtheIntelligent
K ey may notfunction properly.
The operating rangeiswithin 31.50 in(80 cm)
from each request switch
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.
If the Intelligent Key istoo close tothe door
glass, handle orrear bumper, therequest switches
maynotfunction.
When theIntelligent Key iswithin theoperating
range, itis possible foranyone whodoes not
carry theIntelligent Key topush therequest
switch tolock/unlock thedoors including thelift gate.
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DOOR LOCKS/UNL OCKSPRECAU-
TION
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. Donot push thedoor handle request switch
with theIntelligent Key held inyour hand as
illustrated. Theclose distance tothe door
handle willcause theIntelligent Key system
to have difficulty recognizing thattheIn-
telligent Key isoutside thevehicle.
. After locking withthedoor handle request
switch, verifythedoors aresecurely locked
by testing them.
. To prevent theIntelligent Key from being left
inside thevehicle, makesureyoucarry the
key with youand then lockthedoors.
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Locking doors
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1. Place theignition switchinthe OFF position
and carry theIntelligent Key with you.*1
2. Close allthe doors.*2
3. Push thedoor handle request switch(dri-
ver's orfront passenger's)
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A
or the lift
gate request switch
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B
while carrying the
Intelligent Key with you.*3
4. Allthe doors andtheliftgate willlock.
5. The hazard indicator flashestwiceandthe
outside chimesounds twice.
*1: Doors willlock with therequest switchwhilethe
ignition switchisin the ACC orON position.
*2: Doors willnotlock with therequest switchwhile
any door isopen.
*3: Doors willnot lock with therequest switchwhen
the Intelligent Key isleft inside thevehicle.
However, whenanIntelligent Key isinside the
vehicle, doorscanbelocked withanother
registered IntelligentKey .
Unlocking doors
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1. Push thedoor handle request switch
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A
or
the liftgate request switch
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B
while
carrying theIntelligent Key with you.
2. The hazard indicator flashesonceandout-
side chime sounds once.Thecorresponding
door orthe liftgate willunlock. 3.
Push therequest switchagainwithin 1
minute.
4. The hazard indicator flashesonceandout-
side chime sounds onceagain. Allthe doors
and theliftgate willunlock.
All doors willbelocked automatically unlessone
of the following operations isperformed within1
minute afterpushing therequest switchwhile
the doors arelocked.
. Opening anydoor.
. Pushing theignition switch.
During this1-minute timeperiod, ifthe UNL OCK
button onthe Intelligent Key ispushed, all
doors willbelocked automatically afteranother
1 minute.
Opening liftgate
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key .
2. Push theliftgate opener switch
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.
3. The liftgate willunlock.
BA TTER YSA VER SYSTEM
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When allthe following conditions aremet fora
period oftime, thebattery saversystem willcut
off the power supply toprevent batterydis-
charge.
. The ignition switchisin the ACC position,
and .
Alldoors areclosed, and
. The shift lever isin the P(Park) position
(Continuously Variable Transmission mod-
els) .
W ARNING LIGHTSANDAUDIBLE
REMINDERS
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T o help prevent thevehicle frommoving
unexpectedly byerroneous operationofthe
Intelligent Key listed onthe following chartor
to help prevent thevehicle frombeing stolen,
chime orbeep sounds insideandoutside the
vehicle andawarning lightilluminates orblinks.
When achime orbeep sounds orthe warning
light illuminates orblinks, besure tocheck the
vehicle andIntelligent Key .
See ªTroubleshooting guideº(P.3-11) and
ªW arning/indicator lightsandaudible remin-
dersº (P.2-12) .
Intelligent Key system warning
light:
P position selecting warning light:
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There aresome areas where thesystem willnot
show objects andthesystem doesnotwarn of
moving objects. Wheninthe Front orthe Rear
View display ,an object belowthebumper oron
the ground maynotbeviewed
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. When inthe
Bird's-Eye View,a tall object neartheseam
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of the camera viewing areaswillnotappear inthe
monitor
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.
WARNING
. The Around ViewMonitor isacon-
venience butitis not asubstitute for
proper vehicle operation becauseit
has areas where objects cannotbe
viewed. Thefour corners ofthe
vehicle inparticular, areblind spots
where objects donot appear inthe
bird's-eye, front,orrear views. Al-
ways lookoutthewindows and
check withyour owneyes tobe sure
that itis safe tomove before
operating thevehicle. Alwaysoper-
ate the vehicle slowly.
. The driver isalways responsible for
safety during parking andother
maneuvers.
. Donot use theAround ViewMonitor
with theoutside mirrorsinthe
stored position, andmake surethat
the liftgate issecurely closedwhen
operating thevehicle usingthe
Around ViewMonitor.
. The distance between objects
viewed onthe Around ViewMonitor
differs fromtheactual distance. .
The cameras areinstalled abovethe
front grille, theoutside mirrorsand
above therear license plate.Donot
put anything onthe cameras.
. When washing thevehicle with
highpressure water,besure notto
spray itaround thecameras. Other-
wise, water mayenter thecamera
unit causing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran
electric shock.
. Do not strike thecameras. Theyare
precision instruments. Doingso
could cause amalfunction orcause
damage resulting inafire oran
electric shock.
CAUTION
Do not scratch thelens when cleaning
dirt orsnow fromthefront ofthe
camera.
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function inyour NISSAN radiosystem.
Reception conditions willconstantly change
because ofvehicle movement. Buildings,terrain,
signal distance andinterference fromother
vehicles canwork against idealreception.
Described belowaresome ofthe factors that
can affect yourradio reception.
Some cellular phones orother devices may
cause interference orabuzzing noisetocome
from theaudio system speakers. Storingthe
device inadifferent locationmayreduce or
eliminate the
noise.
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FM radio reception:
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Range: FMrange isnormally limitedto25 to30
miles (40to48 km),with monaural (single
station) FMhaving slightly morerange than
stereo FM.External influences maysometimes
interfere withFMstation reception evenifthe
FM station iswithin 25miles (40km).The
strength ofthe FM signal isdirectly relatedtothe
distance between thetransmitter andreceiver.
FM signals followaline-of-sight path,exhibiting
many ofthe same characteristics aslight. For
example theywillreflect offobjects.
Fade anddrift: Asyour vehicle movesawayfrom
a station transmitter, thesignals willtend tofade
and/or drift. Static
andflutter: During signalinterference from
buildings, largehillsordue toantenna position,
usually inconjunction withincreased distance
from thestation transmitter, staticorflutter can
be heard. Thiscanbereduced bylowering the
treble setting toreduce thetreble response.
Multipath reception: Becauseofthe reflective
characteristics ofFM signals, directandre-
flected signals reachthereceiver atthe same
time. Thesignals maycancel eachother,
resulting inmomentary flutterorloss ofsound.
AM radio reception:
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AM signals, because oftheir lowfrequency ,can
bend around objects andskip along theground.
In addition, thesignals canbebounced offthe
ionosphere andbent back toearth. Because of
these characteristics. AMsignals arealso
subject tointerference asthey travel from
transmitter toreceiver.
Fading: Occurs whilethevehicle ispassing
through freeway underpasses orinareas with
many tallbuildings. Itcan also occur forseveral
seconds duringionospheric turbulenceevenin
areas where noobstacles exist.
Static: Caused bythunderstorms, electrical
power lines,electric signsandeven traffic lights.
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T roubleshooting guide:
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Symptom Cause
andCountermeasure
Cannot play Check
ifthe disc orUSB device wasinserted correctly.
Check ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Check ifthere iscondensation insidetheplayer. Ifthere is,wait until thecondensation isgone (about 1hour) before usingtheplayer.
If there isatemperature increaseerror,theCD player willplay correctly afteritreturns tothe normal temperature.
If there isamixture ofmusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)andMP3/WMA filesonaCD, only themusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)willbe
played.
Files withextensions otherthanª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, ª.mp3º orª.wmaº cannotbeplayed. Inaddition, thecharacter codesandnumber of
characters forfolder names andfilenames should beincompliance withthespecifications.
Check ifthe finalization process,suchassession closeanddisc close, isdone forthe disc.
Check ifthe disc orUSB device isprotected bycopyright.
P oor sound quality Check
ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Bit rate may betoo low.
It takes arelatively longtimebefore
the music startsplaying. If
there aremany folders orfile levels onthe MP3/WMA disc,orifit is amultisession disc,orUSB device, sometimemayberequired
before themusic startsplaying.
Music cutsofforskips The
writing software andhardware combination mightnotmatch, orthe writing speed, writingdepth,writing width,etc.,might not
match thespecifications. Try using theslowest writingspeed.
Skipping withhigh bitrate files Skipping
mayoccur withlarge quantities ofdata, suchasfor high bitrate data.
Move immediately tothe next song
when playing When
anon-MP3/WMA filehas been given anextension ofª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, .ªmp3º orª.wmaº ,or when playisprohibited by
copyright protection, therewillbeapproximately 5seconds ofno sound andthen theplayer willskip tothe next song.
Songs donot play back inthe
desired order The
playback orderisthe order inwhich thefiles were written bythe writing software. Therefore, thefiles might notplay inthe desired
order.
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. Bass, Treble, Balance andFade
Controls thesound ofthe audio system.
Balance adjuststhesound between theleft
and right speakers. Fadeadjusts thesound
between thefront andrear speakers.
Select theªBassº ,ªT rebleº ,ªBalanceº or
ªFadeº usingtheTUNE´FOLDER knob,and
then push theENTER/SETTING button.
T urn theTUNE´FOLDER knobtoadjust the
Bass, Treble, balance andFade ofthe
screen tothe preferred level.
. Speed Sensitive Vol.
T o change theSpeed Sensitive Volume
(Speed Sensitive Vol.) level from off(0) to
5, turn theTUNE´FOLDER knob.
. AUX Vol.
Controls thevolume levelofincoming sound
when anauxiliary deviceisconnected tothe
system. Choose asetting between +1and
+3 orchoose 0to disable thefeature
entirely .
. Brightness andContrast
Adjust thebrightness andcontrast ofthe
screen.
Select ªBrightnessº orªContrastº usingthe
TUNE´FOLDER knobandthen push the
ENTER/SETTING button.Turn the
TUNE´FOLDER knobtoadjust thebright-
ness andcontrast ofthe screen tothe preferred
level.
. Clock Adjust
Adjust theclock according tothe following
procedure.
1) Select ªClock Adjustº usingthe
TUNE´FOLDER knobandthen push
the ENTER/SETTING button.
2) Adjust thehour withtheTUNE´FOLDER
knob andthen push theENTER/
SETTING button.
3) Adjust theminute withthe
TUNE´FOLDER knobandthen push
the ENTER/SETTING button.
24 hour clock isnot available.
. On-Screen Clock
When thisitem isturned on,aclock is
always displayed inthe upper rightcorner of
the screen.
Select theªOn-Screen Clockºusingthe
TUNE´FOLDER knobandthen push the
ENTER/SETTING button.You can toggle
between ONand OFF using the
TUNE´FOLDER knob.
. RDS Display (ifso equipped)
RDS (radio datasystem) information canbe
shown onthe display .Select ªRDSDisplayº
using theTUNE´FOLDER knobandthen
push theENTER/SETTING button.You can
toggle between ONand OFF using the TUNE´FOLDER
knob.
. Language Select
The language settingscanbechanged.
Select ªLanguage Selectºusingthe
TUNE´FOLDER knobandthen push the
ENTER/SETTING button.Usethe
TUNE´FOLDER knobtoselect thepreferred
language.
DISP button:
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Display ofthe screen canbecanceled by
pushing the
button. You can stilllisten to
music thatisbeing played backevenwhile the
screen display isturned off.Ifyou want to
display thescreen again,eitherpushthe
button oncemore orpush the
,
,
,
button.
MEDIA button:
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Pushing the
button willswitch theaudio
source asfollows:
USB/iP od