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Instrument sand controls
The defogger isused toreduce themoisture, fogor
frost onthe rear window andoutside doormirror (if
equipped) surfacetoimprove therear view.
When thedefogger switchispushed, theindicator
light
*
A
illuminates andtherear window defogger
operates forapproximately 15minutes. Afterthepreset
time haspassed, thedefogger willturn offautomati-
cally .
T o turn offmanually ,push thedefogger switchagain.
CAUTION:
. When operating thedefogger continuously,
be sure tostart theengine. Otherwise, itmay
cause thebattery todischarge.
. When cleaning theinner sideofthe window,
be careful nottoscratch ordamage the
electrical conductors onthe surface ofthe
window.
NO TE:
When therear defogger isturned on,the Stop/
Start System orIdling StopSystem (ifequipped)
will notbeactivated.
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The horn switch operates regardless ofthe ignition
switch position exceptwhenthebattery isdischarged.
When thehorn switch ispushed andheld, thehorn will
sound. Releasing thehorn switch willcease thehorn
sound.
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POWER WINDOWS
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WARNING:
. Make surethatallpassengers havetheir
hands, etc.inside thevehicle beforeoperat-
ing the power windows.
. Never leavechildren oradults whowould
normally requirethesupport ofothers alone
in the vehicle. Theycould unknowingly
activate switches orcontrols andinadver-
tently become involved inan accident.
The power windows operatewhentheignition switch
is in the ªONº position.
T o open awindow ,push down thepower window
switch.
T o close awindow ,pull upthe power window switch.
Driver's window switch
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The driver's switch,themain switch, cancontrol all
windows.
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Selective doorunlock mode(ifequipped) :
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key with you.
2. Push thedoor handle request switch
*
A
or the
back doorrequest switch
*
B
.
3. Driver's doorhandle orback doorrequest switch:
Only thecorresponding doorwillbeunlocked.
Front passenger's doorhandle request switch:
All doors (including theback door) willbe
unlocked. (Selective doorunlock modeisnot
available.)
4. Push thedoor handle request switchagainwithin
1 minute or5seconds.
5. Alldoors willbeunlocked.
6. Operate thedoor handles toopen thedoors.
All door unlock mode:
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key with you.
2. Push thedoor handle request switch
*
A
or back
door request switch
*
B
.
3. Alldoors andtheback doorwillbeunlocked.
If adoor handle ispulled whileunlocking thedoors,
that door maynotbeunlocked. Returning thedoor
handle toits original position willunlock thedoor. Ifthe
door does notunlock, afterreturning thedoor handle,
push thedoor handle request switchtounlock the
door.
All doors willbelocked automatically unlessoneofthe
following operations isperformed within1minute or30
seconds afterpushing therequest switchwhilethe
doors arelocked.
. Opening anydoors.
. Pushing theignition switch.
If during thepreset timeperiod theªUNL OCKº
button onthe Intelligent Key ispushed, alldoors willbe locked
automatically afterthenext preset time.
Opening powerbackdoor(ifequipped)
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key .
2. Push thepower backdooropener switch
*
C
.
3. Theback doorwillunlock andautomatically open.
The hazard indicator flashes4times andtheoutside
chime sounds.
T o close theback door, pushthepower backdoor
button onthe Intelligent Key ,the power backdoor
switch onthe instrument panelorthe lower partofthe
back door. (SeeªBack doorº(P.3-23) .)
W ARNING SIGNALS
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The Intelligent Key system isequipped withafunction
that isdesigned tominimize improper operations and
to help prevent thevehicle frombeing stolen. The
warning buzzersounds andthewarning lightillumi-
nates orthe warning displayappears onthe vehicle
information displaywhenimproper operations are
detected.
CAUTION:
When thebuzzer sounds andthewarning light
illuminates orthe warning displayappears, be
sure tocheck boththevehicle andtheIntelligent
Key.
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Hazard indicator mode(forSouth AfricaandEurope)
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Operation DOORLOCK DOOR
UNLOCK
Intelligent Keysystem (usingdoor
handle orback doorrequest
switch) HAZARD
-once HAZARD
-twice
Remote keylessentrysystem
(using
or
button) HAZARD
-once HAZARD
-twice
Hazard indicator mode(except forSouth AfricaandEurope)
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Operation DOORLOCK DOOR
UNLOCK
Intelligent Keysystem (usingdoor
handle orback doorrequest
switch) HAZARD
-twice HAZARD
-none
Remote keylessentrysystem
(using
or
button) HAZARD
-twice HAZARD
-none
Hazard indicator andhorn mode (except forSouth AfricaandEurope)
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Operation DOORLOCK DOOR
UNLOCK
Intelligent Keysystem (usingdoor
handle orback doorrequest
switch) HAZARD
-twice
OUTSIDE CHIME-twice HAZARD
-once
OUTSIDE CHIME-once
Remote keylessentrysystem
(using
or
button) HAZARD
-twice
HORN -once HAZARD
-once
HORN -none
Switching procedure (ifequipped)
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T o switch thehazard indicator andhorn (chime)
operation, pushtheLOCK
and UNLOCK
buttons onthe Intelligent Key simultaneously formore
than 2.5seconds.
. When thehazard indicator modeisset, thehazard
indicator flashes3times. .
When thehazard indicator andhorn mode areset,
the hazard indicator flashesonceandthehorn
chirps once.
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OPENING HOOD
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1. Pull thehood lockrelease handle
*
1
located
below theinstrument paneluntilthehood springs
up.
2. Locate thelever
*
2
in between thehood and
grille, andpush thelever sideways withyour
fingertips.
3. Raise thehood.
4. Remove thesupport rodand insert itinto theslot
*
3
.
Hold thecoated parts
*
A
when removing or
resetting thesupport rod.Avoid directcontact
with themetal parts, asthey maybehot
immediately aftertheengine hasbeen stopped.
CL OSING HOOD
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1. While supporting thehood, return thesupport rod
to its original position.
2. Slowly lowerthehood toabout 20to30 cm (8to
12 in)above thehood lock,thenletitdrop.
3. Make sureitis securely latched.
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WARNING:
. Always besure theback doorhasbeen
closed securely toprevent itfrom opening
while driving.
. Donot drive withtheback dooropen. This
could allowdangerous exhaustgasestobe
drawn intothevehicle. SeeªPrecautions
when starting anddrivingº (P.5-3) forex-
haust gas.
. Donot leave children unattended insidethe
vehicle. Theycould unknowingly activate
switches orcontrols. Unattended children
could become involved inserious accidents.
. Always besure thathands andfeet areclear
of the door frame toavoid injury while
closing theback door.
OPERA TINGMANUAL BACKDOOR
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T o open theback door, unlock itand push theopener
switch
*
A
. Pull upthe back doortoopen.
The back doorcanbeunlocked by:
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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
. The following CDsmaynotwork properly .
Ð Copy control compact discs(CCCD)
Ð Recordable compactdiscs(CD-R)
Ð Rewritable compactdiscs
(CD-RW)
SAA0480
. Donot use thefollowing CDsasthey maycause
the CD player tomalfunction.
Ð 8cm (3.1 in)discs
Ð CDs thatarenot round
Ð CDs withapaper label
Ð CDs thatarewarped, scratched orhave
unusual edges. .
This audio system canonly playprerecorded CDs.
It has nocapabilities torecord orburn CDs.
USB (Universal SerialBus)connection port
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WARNING:
Do not connect, disconnect oroperate theUSB
device whiledriving. Doingsocan beadistrac-
tion. Ifdistracted youcould losecontrol ofyour
vehicle andcause anaccident orserious injury.
CAUTION:
. Donot force theUSB device intotheUSB
port. Inserting theUSB device tiltedorup-
side-down intotheport may damage the
port. Make surethattheUSB device is
connected correctlyintotheUSB port(Some
USB devices comewith
a
mark asa
guide. Makesurethatthemark isfacing the
correct direction beforeinserting thede-
vice.) .
. Donot grab theUSB portcover (ifequipped)
when pulling theUSB device outofthe port.
This could damage theport andthecover.
. Donot leave theUSB cable inaplace where
it can bepulled unintentionally. Pullingthe
cable maydamage theport.
The vehicle isnot equipped withaUSB device. USB
devices shouldbepurchased separatelyasnecessary .
This system cannotbeused toformat USBdevices. To
format aUSB device, useapersonal computer.
In some states/area, theUSB device forthe front seats
plays onlysound without imagesforregulatory
reasons, evenwhen thevehicle isparked.
This system supports variousUSBmemory devices, USB
harddrives andiPod players. SomeUSBdevices
may notbesupported bythis system.
. Partitioned USBdevices maynotbeplayed
correctly .
. Some characters usedinother languages (Chi-
nese, Japanese, etc.)arenot displayed properly
on display .Using English language characters
with aUSB device isrecommended.
General notesforUSB use:
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
Notes foriPod use:
iP od isatrademark ofApple Inc.,registered inthe U.S.
and other countries.
. Improperly plugginginthe iPod may cause a
checkmark tobe displayed onand off(flickering) .
Always makesurethattheiPod isconnected
properly .
. AniPod nano (1stGeneration) mayremain infast
forward orrewind modeifit is connected duringa
seek operation. Inthis case, please manually reset
the iPod.
. AniPod nano (2ndGeneration) willcontinue to
fast-forward orrewind ifit is disconnected during
a seek operation.
. Anincorrect songtitlemay appear whenthePlay
Mode ischanged whileusing aniPod nano (2nd
Generation)
. Audiobooks maynotplay inthe same orderas
they appear onaniPo d.
. Large videofilescause slowresponses inan iPod.
The vehicle centerdisplay maymomentarily black
out, butwillsoon recover.
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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
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1. Place theignition switchinthe ªACCº orªONº
position.
2. ªRadio Codeºisdisplayed alongwithfour
numerical zerodigits.
3. Push preset
*
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
*
2
,
*
3
, and
*
4
.
For example, push
*
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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. Bass Boost menu
T urn onoroff the Bass Boost feature which
emphasizes thelower audio frequencies.
. Audio Default menu
The audio unithasasaved preset settings asa
factory default. SelectªYesº tochange allsettings
back tothe factory presetsettings. SelectªNoºto
exit themenu keeping thecurrent settings.
Clock setting:
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialuntil theClock is
displayed, andpush theMENU/ENTER dial.
T urn theMENU/ENTER dial,themode willchange as
follows:
Set Time ?ON/OFF ?Format
. Set Time
Select ªSetTimeº thenadjust theclock asfollows:
The hour display willstart flashing. Turn the
MENU/ENTER dialtoadjust thehour andpush
the MENU/ENTER dial.Theminute display will
start flashing. Turn theMENU/ENTER dialto
adjust theminute andpush theMENU/ENTER
dial tofinish theclock adjustment.
. ON/OFF
The clock display canbeturned onand off.When
ªONº isselected, theclock willbedisplayed. (The
clock willkeep being displayed evenafterthe
power ofthe audio unitisturned off).When ªOFFº
is selected, theclock willnot bedisplayed.
. Format
Switch theclock display between 24-hourmode
and 12-hour clockmode.
Radio setting:
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialuntil theRadio is
displayed, andpush theMENU/ENTER dial. The
FMstation whichcanbereceived willbeupdated.
Language setting:
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialuntil theLanguage is
displayed, andpush theMENU/ENTER dial.
Select theappropriate languageandpush theMENU/
ENTER dial.Upon completion, thescreen willauto-
matically adaptthelanguage setting.
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.
Phone button:
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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
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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2
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3
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4
&
5
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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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1
-
&
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.
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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