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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
Maintenance
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Refer toªAround viewmonitorº (P.4-10) formain-
tenance ofthe camera lens.
Blockages likedirt, ice,and objects suchasstickers
and accessories installedwithinthedetection rangeof
the parking sensor(sonar) maycause incorrect
function ofthe PA .Clean thesensors regularly with
care, anddonot scratch ordamage
them.
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Parking sensors (sonar)arelocated onthe bumpers: 6
on the front bumper and4on the rear bumper.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
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Adjusting screen(formodels withnavigation
system)
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Operation withtouch screen:
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1. Push theSETUP button.
2. Select theªSystemº key.
3. Select theªCamera DisplaySettingsº key.
4. Select theitem youwish toadjust.
. Display Mode:
Adjusts tofitthe level oflighting inthe vehicle.
T ouch theªDisplay Modeºkeytocycle through
options ofthe mode (Day,Night andAuto) .
. Brightness:
Adjusts thebrightness ofthe display .
. Contrast :
Adjusts thelevel ofcontrast.
. Color:
Adjusts thelevel ofthe color.
Operation withbuttons:
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T o adjust thescreen brightness whentheAround View
Monitor isdisplayed, pushthedisplay control/display on´off
ª
º button
*
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.
Adjust brightness tothe preferred settingusingthe
ENTER/Scroll dial
*
2
.
Adjust screen (formodels without navigation
system)
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T o set upthe Around ViewMonitor toyour preferred
settings, pushtheENTER/SETTING button
*
1
while
the Around ViewMonitor screenisdisplayed. Each
time theENTER/SETTING button
*
1
is pushed, the
next setting itemisselected. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER
dial
*
2
to adjust eachitem.
Available settingitems:
. Brightness
. Contrast
The setting itemswilldisappear andthedisplay will
return tothe original screenifENTER/SETTING button
*
1
is pushed whenthelast setting itemisselected or
if the screen isnot operated forsome time.
Choosing alanguage:
The warning message onthe camera screenflashes
when theDISP button
*
3
is pushed andheld formore
than 6seconds. Thelanguage ofthe warning message
changes whentheDISP button
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is pushed again
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while thewarning message isflashing. Whenmore
than 6seconds haveelapsed withnooperation, the
warning message stopsflashing anddisplays normally
and thelanguage isset.
OPERA TINGTIPS
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CAUTION:
. Donot use alcohol, benzine orthinner to
clean thecamera. Thiswillcause discolora-
tion. To clean thecamera, wipewithacloth
dampened withadiluted mildcleaning
agent andthen wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor
screen maybeadversely affected.
. Thescreen displayed onthe Around ViewMonitor
will automatically returntothe previous screen
when nooperation takesplace for3minutes after
the CAMERA button(models withnavigation
system)/DISP button(models withoutnavigation
system) hasbeen pushed whiletheshift lever isin
a position otherthantheªRº (Reverse) position.
. The display ofimages onthe screen maybe
delayed afterscreens areswitched. Objectsinthe
Around ViewMonitor maybedistorted momenta-
rily until theAround ViewMonitor screenis
displayed completely .
. When thetemperature isextremely highorlow ,
the screen maynotdisplay objects clearly.This is
not amalfunction.
. When strong lightdirectly shinesonthe camera,
objects maynotbedisplayed clearly.This isnot a
malfunction.
. Thescreen mayflicker underfluorescent light.This
is not amalfunction. .
Thecolors ofobjects onthe Around ViewMonitor
may differ somewhat fromthose ofthe actual
object.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear andthe
color ofthe object maydiffer inadark location or
at night. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. There maybedifferences inclearness between
each camera viewofthe bird's eyeview .
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow attaches tothe camera, the
Around ViewMonitor maynotdisplay objects
clearly .Clean thecamera.
. Donot use wax onthe camera window.Wipe off
any wax with aclean cloththathasbeen
dampened withamild detergent dilutedwith
water.
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CENTER VENTILATORS
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Open/close thevents bymoving thecontrol toeither
direction.
: Thissymbol indicates thatthevents are
open. Moving thecontrol tothis direction
will open the
vents.
: Thissymbol indicates thatthevents are
closed. Moving thecontrol tothis direction
will close thevents.
Adjust theairflow direction ofthe ventilators bymoving
the center knob(up/down, left/right)untilthedesired
position isachieved.
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1. Place theignition switchinthe ªACCº orªONº
position.
2. ªRadio Codeºisdisplayed alongwithfour
numerical zerodigits.
3. Push preset
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1
the number oftimes correspond-
ing with thefirst digit ofthe radio code.
For example, ifthe radio code is5169: forthe first
digit, ª5º,push thepreset
*
1
five times.
4. The second, third,andfourth digitsofthe radio
code mustbeentered inthe same way,only now
using preset
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2
,
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3
, and
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4
.
For example, push
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2
once,
*
3
six times, and
*
4
nine times.
5. Push theMENU/ENTER dial
*
5
to confirm the
code. Ifyou entered thecode correctly theunit will
switch on.
6. Ifthe code isentered incorrectly anotification
message ªIncorrect Pinº,ªPlease re-enter Pinºand
the number ofattempts left[Remaining Tries: xx]
will beshown.
After reading themessage, pushtheMENU/ENTER
dial
*
5
to return tothe entry screen andenter the
correct radiocode. .
Ifthe wrong codeisentered afterthethird
attempt, theaudio unitwilllock for60 minutes.
The display willshow acount downtimerfrom60
to 0(minutes) .After 60minutes enterthecorrect
radio code.
. Ifthe wrong codeisentered aftereight setsof
three entries, theaudio unitwilllock permanently .
Contact aNISSAN dealerforfurther details.
Audio mainoperation
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The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº
position.
Power/VOL dial:
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Power ON/OFF:
T o turn onthe audio system, pushthePower/VOL dial.
The system willturn oninthe mode, whichwasused
immediately beforethesystem wasturned off.
T o turn offthe audio system, pushthePower/VOL dial.
V olume control:
T o control thevolume, turnthePower/VOL dial.
T urn thePower/VOL dialclockwise tomake thesound
louder.
T urn thePower/VOL dialcounterclockwise tomake the
sound quieter.
SETUP button:
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T o configure Audio,Clock,Radio, orLanguage
settings, performthefollowing procedure:
1. Push theSETUP button.
2. Turn theMENU/ENTER dial,thedisplay will
appear inthe following order:
Audio ?Clock ?Radio ?Language 3.
Push theMENU/ENTER dial.
After thedesired levelshavebeen set,push theBack
button repeatedly orpush theSETUP button.
Audio adjustments:
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialuntil theAudio is
displayed, andpush theMENU/ENTER dial.
Each timetheMENU/ENTER dialispushed, themode
will change asfollows:
Sound ?AUX In?Speed Vol. ? Bass Boost ?
Audio Default
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialclockwise orcounter-
clockwise toadjust thefollowing itemsandpush
MENU/ENTER dialtoconfirm.
. Sound menu
Bass:
Use thiscontrol toenhance orattenuate bass
response sound.
T reble:
Use thiscontrol toenhance orattenuate the
treble.
Bal. (Balance) :
Use thiscontrol toadjust thebalance ofthe
volume between theleftand right speakers.
Fade:
Use thiscontrol toadjust thebalance ofthe
volume between thefront andtherear speakers.
. AUX Inmenu
Use thiscontrol toadjust thevolume outputfrom
the auxiliary source.
. Speed Vol. (Volume) menu
This mode controls thevolume outputfromthe
speakers automatically inrelation tovehicle speed.
Adjusting thesetting to0(zero) turnsoffthe
speed volume feature.
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T o change theradio bands, pushtheRADIO button
until thedesired bandappears.
FM 1? FM 2? AM ?FM 1
When theRADIO buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds, thesixstations withthestrongest signalsare
stored inthe preset (1to6) buttons ofthe band.
During thesearch, anotification messageappearson
the display andthesound ismuted untiltheoperation
is complete. Oncecompleted, theradio selects preset
button.
Seek/track buttons:
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Push
or
button brieflytomanually change
the frequency .
T o adjust thebroadcasting stationfrequency auto-
matically ,push andhold the
or
button. When
the system detects abroadcasting station,itwill stop
at the station.
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Station memory buttons:
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During radioreception, pushingthestation memory
button forless than 2seconds willselect thestored
radio station.
The audio system canstore upto12 FM station
frequencies (6ineach ofFM 1and FM2)and 6AM
station frequencies.
T o store thestation frequency manually:
1. Tune tothe desired broadcasting stationfre-
quency byusing theSeek/track buttons.
2. Push andhold astation memory button
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until abeep sounds. (Theradio mutes whenthe
memory buttonispushed.)
3. The channel indicator willdisplay andtheradio
mute disengages, indicatingthatthememory is stored
properly .
4. Perform steps1-3 for allother memory buttons.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe audio fuse
blows, thestation memory willbeerased. Insuch a
case, resetthedesired stations.
Radio DataSystem (RDS)operation (if
equipped) :
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The RDS isasystem through whichencoded digital
information istransmitted byFM radio stations in
addition tothe normal FMradio broadcasting. The
RDS provides information servicessuchasstation
name, trafficinformation, ornews.
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In some countries orregions, someofthese
services maynotbeavailable.
Alternative Frequency(AF)mode
The AFmode operates inthe FM (radio) mode.
. The AFmode operates inthe FM (radio) ,AUX or
CD mode (ifFM was previously selectedinthe
radio mode) .
. The AFfunction compares signalstrengths and
selects thestation withtheoptimum reception
conditions forthe currently tuned-instation.
RDS functions
When anRDS station istuned inwith seek ormanual
tuning, theRDS dataisreceived andtheProgramme
Service (PS)name isdisplayed. T
A (Traffic announcement) button(ifequipped) :
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The TA functions areavailable inthe mode ofRadio
(FM) orany other audio source.
. Pushing theTA button selects theTA mode. The
T A indicator isdisplayed whileTA mode ison.
. When TA button ispushed again.Themode will
be switched offand theTA indicator willdisappear
from thedisplay .
T raffic announcement interruptfunction
When atraffic announcement isreceived, thean-
nouncement istuned inand thedisplay showsa
notification messagewiththeradio station name.
Once thetraffic announcement hasfinished, theunit
returns tothe source thatwas active before thetraffic
announcement started.
If TA button ispushed duringatraffic announcement,
the traffic announcement interruptmodeiscancelled.
The TA mode returns tothe standby modeandthe
audio unitreturns tothe previous source.
CD player operation
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Loading:
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Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Afterloading theCD, thenumber of
tracks andtheplaytime willappear onthe display .
CAUTION:
Do not force theCDinto theslot. Thiscould
damage theplayer.
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. The CDplayer accepts normalaudioCDsor
CDs containing MP3/WMA files.
. The audio unitwillautomatically detectifa
CD containing MP3/WMA filesisinserted,
and ªMP3CDº willbeindicated.
. Anerror notification messagewillbedis-
played wheninserting anincompatible disc
type (e.g.DVD) ,or ifthe player cannot read
the CD. Eject thedisc andinsert another
disc .
MEDIA button:
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T o change tothe CD mode, pushtheMEDIA button
with aCD inserted untiltheCD mode isselected.
List view:
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While thetrack isbeing played, pushtheMENU/
ENTER dialtodisplay theavailable tracksinalisted
view mode. To select atrack fromthelist, oratrack to
start listening to,turn theMENU/ENTER dialthen push
MENU/ENTER dial.
Quick search:
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In the listview mode, aquick search canbeperformed
to find atrack fromthelist. Push theA-Zbutton, turn
the MENU/ENTER dialtothe first alphabetic letterof
the song titleand then push theMENU/ENTER dial.
When found, alist ofthe available songswillbe
displayed. Select,andpush theMENU/ENTER dialto
play thepreferred track.
Seek/track button:
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Push andhold theSeek/track buttontofast forward or
rewind through thetrack. When thebutton isreleased, the
track willplay atnormal playing speed.
T rack up/down:
Pushing theSeek/track buttononce,thetrack willskip
forward tothe next track orbackward tothe beginning
of the current track.PushtheSeek/track buttonmore
than once toskip through thetracks.
Folder browsing:
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If the recorded mediacontains folderswithmusic files,
pushing theSeek/track buttonwillplay insequence
the tracks ofeach folder.
T o select apreferred folder:
1. Push theMENU/ENTER dialorthe Back button
and alist oftracks inthe current folderis
displayed.
2. Push theBack button.
3. Turn theMENU/ENTER dialforthe preferred
folder.
4. Push theMENU/ENTER dialtoaccess thefolder.
Push theMENU/ENTER dialagain tostart playing
the first track orturn theMENU/ENTER dial,and
push theMENU/ENTER dialtoselect another
track.
If the current selected foldercontains subfolders, push
the MENU/ENTER dial,anew screen withalist ofsub
folders willbedisplayed. Turn theMENU/ENTER dial
for the sub folder thenpush theMENU/ENTER dialto
select. Selecttheroot folder itemwhen songs are
recorded additionally inthe root folder.
T o return tothe previous folderscreen, pushtheBack
button.
RPT button:
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Push theRPT button andthecurrent trackwillbe
played continuously .
MIX button:
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Push theMIX button andallthe tracks willbeplayed in
a random order.
DISP button:
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While aCD with recorded musicinformation tags(CD-
text/ID3-text tags)isbeing played, thetitle ofthe
played trackisdisplayed whenavailable.
When theDISP button ispushed repeatedly ,further
information aboutthetrack canbedisplayed along
with thetrack titleasfollows:
T rack time?Artist name ?Album title?Track time
T rack details:
Pushing andholding theDISP button willturn the
display intoadetailed overview.Push theBack button
to return tothe previous screen.
CD eject button:
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When theCD eject button ispushed whiletheignition
switch isplaced inthe ªONº orªACCº position, theCD
will beejected.
If aCD isejected bypushing theCD eject button, and
it is not taken outfrom theloading slotwithin 20
seconds, theCD willautomatically bereloaded tothe
slot toprotect theCD.
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Day/Night button:
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Push theDay/Night buttontoswitch thedisplay
brightness betweenthedaytime andnighttime modes.
The switches onthe audio unitwillalso illuminate inthe
nighttime mode.
MUTE button:
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Push theMUTE button tomute theaudio system. Push
the button againtounmute.
MEDIA button:
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Push theMEDIA buttontoplay acompatible device
when itis connected.
Each timetheMEDIA buttonispushed, theaudio
source willchange asfollows:
CD ?USB/iPo d? AUX ?CD
The source thatarenot available willbeskipped.
Radio operation
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The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
RADIO button:
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When theRADIO buttonispushed whiletheaudio
system isoff, the audio system willturn onand the
radio willturn on.
When theRADIO buttonispushed whileanother
audio source isplaying, theother audio source willturn
off and theradio willturn on.
T o change theradio bands, pushtheRADIO button
until thedesired bandappears.
FM 1? FM 2? AM ?FM 1 When
theRADIO buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds, thesixstations withthestrongest signalsare
stored inthe preset (1to6) buttons ofthe band.
During thesearch, anotification messageappearson
the display andthesound ismuted untiltheoperation
is complete. Oncecompleted, theradio selects preset
button.
Seek/track buttons:
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Push
or
button brieflytomanually change
the frequency .
T o adjust thebroadcasting stationfrequency auto-
matically ,push andhold the
or
button. When
the system detects abroadcasting station,itwill stop
at the station.
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6
Station memory buttons:
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During radioreception, pushingthestation memory
button forless than 2seconds willselect thestored
radio station.
The audio system canstore upto12 FM station
frequencies (6ineach ofFM 1and FM2)and 6AM
station frequencies.
T o store thestation frequency manually:
1. Tune tothe desired broadcasting stationfre-
quency byusing theSeek/track buttons.
2. Push andhold astation memory button
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&
6
until abeep sounds. (Theradio mutes whenthe
memory buttonispushed.)
3. The channel indicator willdisplay andtheradio
mute disengages, indicatingthatthememory is
stored properly .
4. Perform steps1-3 for allother memory buttons.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe audio fuse blows,
thestation memory willbeerased. Insuch a
case, resetthedesired stations.
CD player operation
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The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
Loading:
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Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Afterloading theCD, thenumber of
tracks andtheplaytime willappear onthe display .
CAUTION:
Do not force theCDinto theslot. Thiscould
damage theplayer.
NO TE:
. The CDplayer accepts normalaudioCDsor
CDs containing MP3/WMA files.
. The audio unitwillautomatically detectifa
CD containing MP3/WMA filesisinserted,
and ªMP3CDº willbeindicated.
. Anerror notification messagewillbedis-
played wheninserting anincompatible disc
type (e.g.DVD) ,or ifthe player cannot read
the CD. Eject thedisc andinsert another
disc .
MEDIA button:
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T o change tothe CD mode, pushtheMEDIA button
with aCD inserted untiltheCD mode isselected.
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For more information abouttheseoptions, see
ªV oice commandsº (P.4-90) .
5. Once arecipient ischosen, thesystem prompts
for which message tosend. Fivepredefined
messages areavailable aswell asthree custom
messages. To choose oneofthe predefined
messages, speakoneofthe following:
.
ªDriving, can'ttextº
.
ªCall meº
.
ªOn mywayº
.
ªRunning lateº
.
ªOkayº
T o send oneofthe custom messages, say
ªCustom Messageº.If more thanonecustom
message isstored, thesystem willprompt forthe
number ofthe desired custommessage. Formore
information onsetting andmanaging customtext
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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
formation display.Select ªBothº tohave
incoming textmessages displayedinboth the
vehicle information displayandthecenter
display screen. SelectªNoneº tohave no
display ofincoming textmessages.
.
Edit Custom Messages
Select toset acustom message thatwillbe
available withthestandard optionswhen
sending atext message. To set acustom
message, sendatext message toyour own
phone number whilethephone isconnected to
the system. Threecustom messages canbe
set. Custom messages canonly beset while
the vehicle isstationary .
.
Auto Reply
Select toturn onoroff the Auto Reply function.
When enabled, thevehicle willautomatically
send apredefined textmessage tothe sender
when atext message isreceived whiledriving.
.
Auto Reply Message
Select tochoose themessage thatissent
when theAuto Reply function isenabled.
Choose fromªI'mDrivingº orone ofthe three
custom messages storedinthe system.
.
V ehicle Signature On/Off
Select tochoose whether ornot thevehicle
signature isadded tooutgoing textmessages
from thevehicle. Thismessage cannotbe
changed orcustomized.
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*T ype Dis for models withnavigation system.
WARNING:
. Use aphone afterstopping yourvehicle ina
safe location. Ifyou have touse aphone
while driving, exercise extremecautionatall
times sofull attention maybegiven to
vehicle operation.
. Ifyou areunable todevote fullattention to
vehicle operation whiletalking onthe
phone, pulloffthe road toasafe location
and stop yourvehicle.
CAUTION:
T o avoid discharging thevehicle battery, usea
phone afterstarting theengine.
Y our NISSAN isequipped withtheBluetooth