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object inthe display .However, thevehicle may
hit the object ifit projects overtheactual
backing up
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position
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object whenbacking uptothe position
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the object projects overtheactual moving course.
HOW TO SWIT CHTHE DISPLA Y
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With theignition switchinthe ON position, push
the CAMERA buttonormove theshift lever to
the R(Reverse) positiontooperate theAround
View Monitor.
When theRear View isdisplayed onthe leftside
on the screen, theview onthe right side
switches betweentheBird's-Eye Viewandthe
Front-Side Vieweach timetheCAMERA button
is pushed.
When theFront View/Bird's-Eye Viewisdis-
played onthe screen, pushing theCAMERA
button willswitch theview onthe right sideto
the Front-Side View.When theCAMERA button
is pushed again,thescreen whichwasdis-
played beforetheAround ViewMonitor was
activated isdisplayed.
If the shift lever isin the R(Reverse) position,the
available viewsare:
. Rear View/Bird's-Eye Viewsplitscreen
. Rear View/Front-Side Viewsplitscreen
If the shift lever isnot inthe R(Reverse) position,
the available viewsare:
. Front View/Bird's-Eye Viewsplitscreen
. Front View/Front-Side Viewsplitscreen
The display willswitch fromtheAround View
Monitor screenwhen:
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. the shift lever isin the D(Drive) position
(CVT model) orthe shift lever isout ofthe R
(Reverse) position(MTmodel) andthe
vehicle speedincreases aboveapproxi-
mately 6MPH (10km/h) .
. adifferent screenisselected.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
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For thedisplay adjustment, seeªHow touse the
APPS´i buttonº (P.4-5) .
MOVING OBJECTDETECTION (MOD)
FUNCTION
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The Moving ObjectDetection (MOD)system
can inform thedriver ofmoving objects when
driving outofgarages, maneuvering intoparking
lots and inother suchinstances.
The MOD system detects movingobjects by
using image processing technologyonthe
image shown inthe display .
The MOD system operates inthe following
conditions whenthecamera viewisdisplayed:
. When theshift lever isin the P(Park) orN
(Neutral) position(CVTmodel) orthe shift
lever isout ofthe R(Reverse) position(MT
model) andthevehicle isstopped, theMOD
system detects themoving objects inthe
Bird's-Eye View.The MOD system willnot
operate ifthe outside mirrorsaremoving in
or out orifeither doorisopened. .
When theshift lever isin the D(Drive)
position (CVTmodel) orthe shift lever isout
of the R(Reverse) position(MTmodel) ,and
the vehicle speedisbelow approximately 5
MPH (8km/h) ,the MOD system detects
moving objects inthe Front View.
. When theshift lever isin the R(Reverse)
position andthevehicle speedisbelow
approximately 5MPH (8km/h) ,the MOD
system detects movingobjects inthe Rear
View .The MOD system willnot operate if
the liftgate isopen.
The MOD system doesnotdetect moving
objects inthe Front-Side View.The MOD icon
is not displayed onthe screen wheninthis view .
WARNING
. The MOD system isnot asubstitute
for proper vehicle operation and
does notprevent contactwiththe
objects surrounding thevehicle.
When maneuvering, alwaysusethe
outside mirrorandinside rearview
mirror andturn andlook tocheck
the surroundings tomake sureitis
safe tomaneuver.
. The system isnot designed topre-
vent contact withallobjects. .
The MOD system isnot designed to
detect surrounding stationaryob-
jects.
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In the Bird's-Eye View,the yellow frame
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is
displayed oneach camera image(front,rear,
right, left)depending onwhere moving objects
are detected.
If the MOD system isturned off,the MOD icon
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The yellow frame
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is displayed oneach view
in the Front ViewandRear View modes.
When theMOD system detects amoving object
near thevehicle, theyellow framewillbe
displayed onthe view where theobjects are
detected andachime willsound once.While the
MOD system continues todetect moving
objects, theyellow framecontinues tobe
displayed.
A blue MOD iconisdisplayed inthe view where
the MOD system isoperative. Agray MOD icon
is displayed inthe view where theMOD system
is not operative.
The MOD system willturn onautomatically
under thefollowing conditions: .
When theshift lever isin the R(Reverse)
position.
. When theCAMERA buttonispushed to
switch fromadifferent screentothe camera
view onthe display .
. When vehicle speeddecreases below
approximately 5MPH (8km/h) .
WARNING
. Excessive noise(forexample, audio
system volume oropen vehicle
window) willinterfere withthe
chime sound, anditmay notbe
heard.
. The MOD system performance will
be limited according toenvironmen-
tal conditions andsurrounding ob-
jects suchas:
Ð When thereislow contrast be-
tween background andthemov-
ing objects
Ð When thereisblinking sourceof
light.
Ð When strong lightsuch asan-
other vehicle's headlight orsun-
light ispresent.
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Ð When thereisdirt, water drops
or snow onthe camera lens.
Ð When theposition ofthe moving
objects inthe display isnot
changed.
. The MOD system mightdetect flow-
ing water droplets onthe camera
lens, white smoke fromthemuffler,
moving shadows, etc.
. The MOD system maynotfunction
properly depending onthe speed,
direction, distanceorshape ofthe
moving objects.
. Ifyour vehicle sustains damageto
the parts where thecamera is
installed, leavingitmisaligned or
bent, thesensing zonemaybe
altered andtheMOD system may
not detect objects properly.
. When thetemperature isextremely
high orlow, thescreen maynot
display objects clearly.Thisisnot a
malfunction.
Camera maintenance
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If dirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the MOD system maynotoperate properly.
Clean thecamera.
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When theorange MODiconisdisplayed inthe
view ,the system isnot functioning properly.This
will nothinder normal drivingoperation butthe
system shouldbeinspected byaNISSAN
dealer.
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View malfunction
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When the ª
º icon isdisplayed onthe screen,
there willbeabnormal conditions inthe Around
View Monitor. Thiswillnothinder normal driving
operation butthesystem shouldbeinspected
by aNISSAN dealer.
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When the ª
º icon isdisplayed onthe
screen, thecamera imagemaybereceiving
temporary electronicdisturbances fromsur-
rounding devices.Thiswillnot hinder normal
driving operation butthesystem shouldbe
inspected byaNISSAN dealerifit occurs
frequently .
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CAUTION
. Do not use alcohol, benzine or
thinner toclean thecamera. This
will cause discoloration. To clean
the camera, wipewithacloth dam- pened
withdiluted mildcleaning
agent andthen wipe withadry
cloth.
. Do not damage thecamera asthe
monitor screenmaybeadversely
affected.
. The screen displayed onthe Around View
Monitor willautomatically returntothe
previous screen3minutes aftertheCAM-
ERA button hasbeen pushed whiletheshift
lever isin aposition otherthantheR
(Reverse) position.
. When theview isswitched, thedisplay
images onthe screen maybedisplayed with
some delay.
. When thetemperature isextremely highor
low ,the screen maynotdisplay objects
clearly .This isnot amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed
clearly .This isnot amalfunction.
. The screen mayflicker underfluorescent
light. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The colors ofobjects onthe Around View
Monitor maydiffer somewhat fromtheactual
color ofobjects. Thisisnot amalfunction. .
Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear and
the color ofthe object maydiffer inadark
environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. There maybedifferences insharpness
between eachcamera viewofthe bird's-
eye view .
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe
camera, theAround ViewMonitor maynot
display objects clearly.Clean thecamera.
. Donot use wax onthe camera lens.Wipe off
any wax with aclean cloththathasbeen
dampened withamild detergent dilutedwith
water.
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CENTER VENTILATORS
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Adjust theairflow direction ofventilators as
illustrated.
Adjust theairflow direction ofthe ventilators by
moving thecenter knob(up/down andleft/right)
until thepreferred positionis
achieved.
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Open orclose thevents, andadjust theairflow
direction ofventilators asillustrated.
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WARNING
. The airconditioner coolingfunction
operates onlywhen theengine is
running.
. Do not leave children oradults who
would normally requirethesupport
of others aloneinyour vehicle. Pets
should notbeleft alone either. On
hot, sunny days,temperatures ina
closed vehicle couldquickly become
high enough tocause severe or
possibly fatalinjuries topeople or
animals.
. Do not use therecirculation mode
for long periods asitmay cause the
interior airtobecome staleandthe
windows tofog up.
Start theengine andoperate theheater andthe
air conditioner system.
NO TE:
. Odors frominside andoutside the
vehicle canbuild upinthe aircondi-
tioner unit.Odor canenter thepassen-
ger compartment throughthevents. .
When parking, setthe heater andair
conditioner controlstoturn offair
recirculation toallow freshairinto the
passenger compartment. Thisshould
help reduce odorsinside thevehicle.
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1. Airintake lever(Outside air circulation
/Air
recirculation
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2. Airflow control dial
3. Fanspeed
control
dial
4. A/C(AirConditioner) button
5. Temperature controldial
6. Rearwindow
defroster
button (SeeªRear
window andoutside mirrordefroster switchº
(P .2-35) .)
MANUAL AIRCONDITIONER (ifso
equipped)
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T o turn offthe heater andairconditioner, turnthe
fan speed control
dial tothe OFF (0)
position.
Controls
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Outside aircirculation:
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Move theairintake levertothe
position. The
air flow isdrawn fromoutside thevehicle.
Air recirculation:
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Move theairintake levertothe
position. The
air flow iscirculated insidethevehicle.
Air flow control:
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T urn theairflow control dialtochange theair
flow mode.
Ð Airflows fromthecenter andside
ventilators.
Ð Airflows fromthecenter andside
ventilators andfoot
outlets.
Ð Airflows mainly fromthefoot outlets.
Ð Airflows fromthedefroster andfoot
outlets.
Ð Airflows mainly fromthedefroster outlets.
. When the
or
position isselected,
the airconditioner willautomatically turnon.
This willdehumidify theairand help todefog
the windows.
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