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Menu Item Result
Audio For
more details, seeªFM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc(CD) player (Type B)º(P.4-59) .
Navigation See
theseparate Navigation SystemOwner's Manualformore information.
Phone &Bluetooth For
more details, seeªBluetooth
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Color Adjusttouch-screen color.
T emperature Unit
Touch thiskeytochange thetemperature unitbeing displayed (Fahrenheit orCelsius) .
T ouchscreen click Toggles thetouch-screen clickfeature onoroff. When activated aclick sound willbeheard everytimeakey on
the screen istouched.
System Beeps Toggle thesystem beeptones feature onoroff. When activated, abeep sound willbeheard whenapop-up
message appearsonthe screen orabutton onthe unit (such as
the
button) ispushed andheld for2
seconds.
Return toFactory Settings /Clear Memory
Touch thiskeytoreturn allsettings todefault andtoclear thememory .
Software Licenses
Touch thiskeytodisplay software licensing information.
T raffic Touch thiskeytodisplay trafficsettings. Seetheseparate Navigation SystemOwner's Manualformore
information.
SXM Touch thiskeytodisplay SXMstatus information. ForSXM setup, seeªFM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc
(CD) player (Type B)º(P.4-59) .
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HOW TO USE BRIGHTNE SSCON-
TROL BUTTON
GUID-82D 32811-A50D -4D51-9384-8B20106BD 16A
T o change thedisplay brightness, pushthe
button. Pushing thebutton againwillchange the
display tothe day orthe night display .
If no operation isperformed within5seconds,
the display willreturn tothe previous display.
Push andhold the
button formore thantwo
seconds toturn thedisplay off.Push thebutton
again toturn thedisplay on.
HOW TO USE THEON´OFF BUTTON/
VOLUME CONTROL KNOB
GUID-D69278 7F-E163-4A05-A783-F4 654D74489F
Push theON´OFF buttontoturn audio function
on and off.Turn thevolume controlknobto
adjust audiovolume.
HOW TO USE THECAMERA BUTTON
GUID-716 100D9-D1 B9-46BF-A A2A-F670AD2B DE88
For more information regardingtheCAMERA
button, seeªAround View
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the lens, amalfunction, fireoran
electric shock.
. Do not strike thecamera. Itis a
precision instrument. Otherwise,it
may malfunction orcause damage
resulting inafire oran electric
shock.
CAUTION
Do not scratch thecamera lenswhen
cleaning dirtorsnow fromthe
lens.
SAA2776
HOW TO READ THEDISPLA YED
LINES
GUID-D20 F3487-0821 -4A93-857D-7 074E42B5DCE
Guiding lineswhich indicate thevehicle width
and distances toobjects withreference tothe
bumper line
*
A
are displayed onthe monitor.
Distance guidelines:
Indicate distances fromthebumper.
. Red line
*
1
: approx. 1.5ft(0.5 m)
. Yellow line
*
2
: approx. 3ft(1 m)
. Green line
*
3
: approx. 7ft(2 m)
. Green line
*
4
: approx. 10ft(3 m)
V ehicle widthguide lines
*
5
:
Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking
up.
SAA1978
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DIFFERENC EBETWEEN PREDICTIVE
AND ACTUAL DISTANCES
GUID-B0 CBD45C-C473-4E14-9 E08-0ADAA810B264
Backing uponasteep uphill
GUID-ABB 4F164-EF54 -4B24-ACD2-1C3596241898
When backing upthe vehicle upahill, the
distance guidelinesandthevehicle widthguide
lines areshown closerthantheactual distance.
For example, thedisplay shows3ft(1 m) tothe
place
*
A
, but theactual 3ft(1 m) distance on
the hillisthe place
*
B
. Note thatanyobject on
the hillisviewed inthe monitor furtherthanit
appears.
SAA1979
Backing uponasteep downhill
GUID-95 A46842-4A E4-436D-95 B9-7D9305583349
When backing upthe vehicle downahill, the
distance guidelinesandthevehicle widthguide
lines areshown furtherthantheactual distance.
For example, thedisplay shows3ft(1 m) tothe
place
*
A
, but theactual 3ft(1 m) distance on
the hillisthe place
*
B
. Note thatanyobject onthe
hillisviewed inthe monitor closerthanit
appears.
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SAA3440
Backing upnear aprojecting object
GUID-F3 70889E-AE3 E-48B1-B16D- CDD8392EB4C2
The vehicle mayseem tonearly cleartheobject
in the display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe
object ifit projects overtheactual backing up
course.
SAA3475
Backing upbehind aprojecting object
GUID-70E6 106B-86E9-438A-A90 2-BC87B53ECD27
The position
*
C
is shown furtherthanthe
position
*
B
in the display .However, the
position
*
C
is actually atthe same distance
as the position
*
A
. The vehicle mayhitthe
object whenbacking uptothe position
*
A
if
the object projects overtheactual backing upcourse.
ADJUSTING THESCREEN
GUID-54 416AD3-192 F-4BD6-9F2D-D870FB59 3E1B
T o set upthe RearView Monitortoyour
preferred settings,pushtheENTER/SETTING
button whiletheRearView Monitorscreenis
displayed. EachtimetheENTER/SETTING
button ispushed, thenext setting itemis
selected. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER orTUNE´SC-
ROLL control knobtoadjust eachitem.
Available settingitems:
. Brightness
. Contrast
The setting itemswilldisappear andthedisplay
will return tothe original screenifENTER/
SETTING buttonispushed whenthelast setting
item isselected orifthe screen isleft without
operation forsome time.Fordetails, seeªFM-
AM radio withCompact Disc(CD) playerº (P.4-
42) orªFM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc
(CD) player (Type A)º(P.4-50) .
OPERA TINGTIPS
GUID-EF FF2C63-07D F-4C45-BC34-87E0A099AC03
. When theshift lever isshifted tothe R
(Reverse) position,themonitor screenauto-
matically changestothe RearView Monitor
mode. However, theradio canbeheard.
. When theview isswitched, thedisplay
images onthe screen maybedisplayed with
some delay.
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. When thetemperature isextremely highor
low ,the screen maynotclearly display
objects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed
clearly .This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected light
from thebumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The screen mayflicker underfluorescent
light. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The colors ofobjects onthe RearView
Monitor maydiffer somewhat fromtheactual
color ofobjects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear ina
dark environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe
camera, theRearView Monitormaynot
display objects clearly.Clean thecamera.
. Do not use alcohol, benzine orthinner to
clean thecamera. Thiswillcause discolora-
tion. To clean thecamera, wipewithacloth
dampened withdiluted mildcleaning agent
and then wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor
screen maybeadversely affected.
. Do not use wax onthe camera window.
Wipe offany wax with aclean cloth
dampened withmild detergent dilutedwith water.
GUID-F 8C01C15-80 78-4B3F-B98 A-3557D53F791C
With theignition switchinthe ON position, push
the CAMERA buttononthe instrument panelor
move theshift lever tothe R(Reverse) position
to operate theAround ViewMonitor. The
monitor displays variousviewsofthe position
of the vehicle.
Available views:
. Bird's-Eye View
The surrounding viewofthe vehicle.
. Front-Side View
The view around andahead ofthe front
passenger's sidewheel.
. Front View
The view tothe front ofthe vehicle.
. Rear View
The view tothe rear ofthe vehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel
parking.
AROUND VIEW
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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
*
1
. When inthe
Bird's-Eye View,a tall object neartheseam
*
3
of the camera viewing areaswillnotappear inthe
monitor
*
2
.
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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