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WARNING:
. Donot adjust theheater andairconditioner
controls oraudio controls whiledriving so
that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
. Ifyou noticed anyforeign objects entering
the system hardware, spilledliquidonthe
system, ornoticed smokeorfumes coming
out from thesystem, orany other unusual
operation isobserved, stopusing thesystem
immediately andcontact thenearest
NISSAN dealer.Ignoring suchconditions
may lead toan accident, fireorelectric
shock.
. Donot disassemble ormodify thissystem. If
you do,itmay lead toan accident, fire,or
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not use thesystem whentheengine isnot
running forextended periodsoftime toprevent
battery discharge.
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When theshift lever isshifted intotheªRº (Reverse)
position, themonitor displayshowsarearward view
from thevehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel parking.
Designs anditems displayed onthe screen mayvary
depending onthe models.
WARNING:
. The Rearview Monitorisaconvenience butit
is not asubstitute tocheck behind the
vehicle whenbacking up.The driver is
always responsible forsafety during parking
and other manoeuvres.
. Objects viewedinthe Rearview Monitor
differ fromactual distance becauseawide-
angle lensisused. Objects inthe Rearview
Monitor willappear visually opposite like
ones viewed inthe inside andoutside
mirrors.
. Make surethattheback doorissecurely
closed whenbacking up.
. Underneath thebumper andthecorner
areas ofthe bumper cannotbeviewed on
the Rearview Monitorbecause ofits mon-
itoring rangelimitation.
. Donot putanything onthe Rearview cam-
era.
. The Rearview cameraisinstalled abovethe
license plate.
. When washing thevehicle withhigh-pres-
sure water, besure nottospray itaround the
camera. Otherwise, watermayenter the
camera unitcausing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran electric shock.
. Donot strike thecamera. Itis aprecision
instrument. Otherwise,itmay malfunction or
cause damage resulting inafire oran
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not scratch thecamera lenswhen cleaning
dirt orsnow fromthelens.
HOW TO READ THEDISPLA YEDLINES
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Guide lineswhich indicate thevehicle widthand
distances toobjects withreference tothe bumper line
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are displayed onthe monitor.
Distance guidelines:
Indicate distances fromthevehicle body.
. Red line
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1
: approx. 0.5m(1.5 ft)
. Yellow line
*
2
: approx. 1m (3 ft)
. Green line
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3
: approx. 2m (7 ft)
. Green line
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: approx. 3m (10 ft)
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V ehicle widthguide lines
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Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking up.
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For models withnavigation system,theguide
lines canbeturned onand offbypushing the
CAMERA button.
DIFFERENCE BETWEENPREDICTIVE AND
ACTUAL DISTANCES
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Backing uponasteep uphill
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When backing upthe vehicle upahill, thedistance guide
linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
closer thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
further thanitappears.
Backing uponasteep downhill
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When backing upthe vehicle downahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
further thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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B
. Note
thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
closer thanitappears.
Backing upnear aprojecting object
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The vehicle mayseem tonearly cleartheobject inthe
display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe object ifit
projects overtheactual backing upcourse.
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Backing upbehind aprojecting object
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The position
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is shown furtherthantheposition
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in the display .However, theposition
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is actually at
the same distance asthe position
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. The vehicle
may hitthe object whenbacking uptothe position
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if the object projects overtheactual backing up
course.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
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Models withnavigation system:
Guide lines:
Guide linedisplay canbeturned onand offbypushing
the CAMERA button.
Display adjustments:
For operations toadjust thescreen display settings
including brightness, language,etc.,seetheseparately
provided NISSANConnect Owner'sManual.
Models without navigation system:
Brightness, ContrastandLanguage ofthe messages
on the Rearview Monitorscreencanbeadjusted.
1. Push theENTER/SETTING buttonwhilethe
Rearview Monitorscreenisdisplayed. Eachtime
the ENTER/SETTING buttonispushed, thenext
setting itemisselected.
2. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER controlknobtoadjust the
setting ofthe item.
3. Push theENTER/SETTING buttontocomplete
the setting adjustment.
4. Push ENTER/SETTING buttonagaintoselect the
next setting item.
Setting adjustment modewillend ifthe ENTER/
SETTING buttonispushed whilethelast setting item
is selected, ifthe BACK button ispushed orifthe
screen isleft without operation forsome time.
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. When theview isswitched, thedisplay images on
the screen maybedisplayed withsome delay.
. When thetemperature isextremely highorlow ,
the screen maynotclearly display objects. Thisis
not amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed clearly.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected lightfrom
the bumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Thescreen mayflicker underfluorescent light.This
is not amalfunction.
. Thecolors ofobjects onthe Rearview Monitormay
differ somewhat fromtheactual colorofobjects.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear inadark
environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the Rearview Monitormaynotdisplay objects
clearly .Clean thecamera.
. Donot use alcohol, benzineorthinner toclean the
camera. Thiswillcause discoloration. To clean the
camera, wipewithacloth dampened withdiluted
mild cleaning agentandthen wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor screen
may beadversely affected.
. Donot use wax onthe camera window.Wipe off
any wax with aclean clothdampened withmild
detergent dilutedwithwater.
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AUT OMA TICAIR CONDITIONER
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* The switch layoutinthe illustration isfor the Left-
Hand Drive(LHD) model. FortheRight-Hand Drive
(RHD) model, theswitch layoutwillbethe opposite.
1. Temperature controlbuttons (driverside)
2. ª
º rear defogger button(SeeªDefogger
switchº (P.2-21) .)
3. ª
º front defogger button
4. Display screen
5. ª
º Air recirculation button
6. ª
º Outside aircirculation button
7. Temperature controlbuttons (passenger side)
8. ªON´OFFº button
9. ªAUT Oºbutton
10. ª
º fan speed control button
11. ªMODEº button
12. ªA/Cº (AirConditioner) button
13. ªDUAL ºzone control ON/OFF button
Automatic operation(AUTO)
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The AUTOmode maybeused year-round asthe
system automatically controlstheairconditioner toa
constant temperature, airflow distribution andfan
speed afterthedesired temperature isset manually .
T o turn theheater andairconditioner onoroff, push
the ªON´OFFº button.
Cooling anddehumidified heating:
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1. Push theªAUT Oºbutton (theAUTOindicator light
will illuminate) .
2. Ifthe A/C indicator lightisnot illuminated, push
the ªA/Cº button (theA/C indicator lightwill
illuminate) .
3. Push thetemperature controlbuttons
(ª
º and
ª
º) to set the desired temperature.
.
When theDUAL indicator lightisnot illumi-
nated, pushing theªAUT Oºbutton (theAUTO
indicator lightwillilluminate) changesboththe
driver andpassenger sidetemperature.
.
When theDUAL indicator lightisnot illumi-
nated, pushing theªDUAL ºbutton (theDUAL
indicator lightwillilluminate) allowstheuser to independently
changethedriver andpassen-
ger side temperatures withthecorresponding
temperature controlbuttons (ª
º and
ª
º) .
.
T o cancel theseparate temperature setting,
push theªDUAL ºbutton (theDUAL indicator
light willturn off)and thedriver's side
temperature settingwillbeapplied toboth
the driver andpassenger sides.
4. Push either theoutside aircirculation ª
º
button orthe airrecirculation ª
º button (the
button withanindicator lightilluminated) for
approximately 2seconds toswitch tothe auto-
matic airintake control mode(theindicator light
will blink twice) .
A visible mistmaybeseen coming fromtheventilators
in hot, humid conditions asthe airiscooled rapidly.
This does notindicate amalfunction.
Heating (A/Coff):
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1. Push theªAUT Oºbutton (theAUTOindicator light
will illuminate) .
2. Ifthe ªA/C indicator lightisilluminated, pushthe
ª A/Cº button (theA/C indicator lightwillturn off).
3. Push thetemperature controlbuttons (ª
º and
ª
º) to set the desired temperature.
.
When theDUAL indicator lightisnot illumi-
nated, pushing theªAUT Oºbutton (theAUTO
indicator lightwillilluminate) changesboththe
driver andpassenger sidetemperature.
.
When theDUAL indicator lightisnot illumi-
nated, pushing theªDUAL ºbutton (theDUAL
indicator lightwillilluminate) allowstheuser to
independently changethedriver andpassen-
ger side temperatures withthecorresponding
temperature controlbuttons (ª
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. Ifthe CD cannot beplayed, oneofthe following
messages willbedisplayed.
Error CD:
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. Confirm thattheCD isinserted correctly (thelabel
side isfacing up,etc.) .
. Confirm thattheCD isnot bent orwarped anditis
free ofscratches.
. Confirm thatthedisc isaCD and notaDVD.
. Confirm thatthedisc contains audiofiles.
Eject CD:
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This isamalfunction duetothe temperature insidethe
player istoo high. Remove theCD bypushing the
EJECT button, andafter ashort timereinsert theCD.
The CDcan beplayed whenthetemperature ofthe
player returns tonormal.
WARNING:
Do not adjust theaudio system whiledriving.
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
in the ªACCº orªONº position. Ifyou want tolisten to
the radio orCD while theengine isnot running, turn
the ignition switchtothe ªACCº position. Donot use
for anextended periodoftime withtheengine
stopped.
USB (Universal SerialBus)(ifequipped)
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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.
. 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.
. Ifan iPodautomatically selectslargevideo files
while inthe shuffle mode,thevehicle center
display maymomentarily blackout,butwillsoon
recover.
Compact Disc/USB memorywithMP3 or
WMA (ifequipped)
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. MP3 ÐMP3 isshort forMoving Pictures Experts
Group AudioLayer3.MP3 isthe most wellknown
compressed digitalaudiofileformat. Thisformat
allows fornear ªCDqualityº sound,butata
fraction ofthe size ofnormal audiofiles.MP3
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the filesize byapproximately 10:1ratioSampling:
44.1 kHz,Bitrate: 128kbps) withvirtually no
perceptible lossinquality .MP3 compression
removes theredundant andirrelevant partsofa
sound signalthatthehuman eardoesn't hear.
. WMA ÐWindows MediaAudio(WMA)* isa
compressed audioformat created byMicrosoft as
an alternative toMP3. TheWMA codec offers
greater filecompression thantheMP3 codec,
enabling storageofmore digital audiotracks inthe
same amount ofspace whencompared toMP3s
at the same levelofquality .
. Bitrate ÐBit rate denotes thenumber ofbits per
second usedbyadigital musicfiles.Thesize and
quality ofacompressed digitalaudiofileis
determined bythe bitrate used when encoding
the file.
. Sampling frequency ÐSampling frequency isthe
rate atwhich thesamples ofasignal areconverted
from analog todigital (A/Dconversion) per
second.
. Multisession ÐMultisession isone ofthe methods
for writing datatomedia. Writing dataonce tothe
media iscalled asingle session, andwriting more
than once iscalled amultisession.
. ID3/WMA Tag ÐThe ID3/WMA tagisthe part of
the encoded MP3orWMA filethat contains
information aboutthedigital musicfilesuch as
song title,artist, album title,encoding bitrate,
track timeduration, etc.ID3taginformation is
displayed onthe Album/Artist/T racktitlelineon
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Specification chart(models withoutcolordisplay) :
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Supported media CD,CD-R, CD-RW
Supported filesystems ISO9660
LEVEL1,ISO9660 LEVEL2,Romeo,Joliet
* ISO9660 Level3(packet writing)isnot supported.
* Files saved usingtheLive FileSystem Component (onaWindows Vista-based computer)
are not supported.
Supported versions*1 MP3
V
ersion MPEG1,MPEG2,MPEG2.5
Sampling frequency 8kHz -48 kHz
Bit rate 8kbps -320 kbps, VBR*4
WMA*3 V
ersion WMA7,WMA8, WMA9(except WMA9Pro,WMA9 Lossless, WMA9Voice)
Sampling frequency 32kHz -48 kHz
Bit rate 32kbps -192 kbps, VBR*4
T ag information (Songtitleand Artist name) ID3
tagVER1.0, VER1.1,VER2.2, VER2.3,VER2.4(MP3only)
WMA tag(WMA only)
Folder levels Folderlevels:8,Folders:255 (includingrootfolder) ,files: 512
Displayable charactercodes*2 01:
ASCII, 02:ISO-8859-1, 03:UNICODE (UTF-16BOMBigEndian) ,04: UNICODE
(UTF-16 Non-BOM BigEndian) ,05: UNICODE (UTF-8),06: UNICODE (Non-UTF-16
BOM LittleEndian)
*1 Filescreated withacombination of48 kHz sampling frequency and64kbps bitrate cannot beplayed.
*2 Available codesdepend onwhat kindofmedia, versions andinformation aregoing tobe displayed.
*3 Protected WMAfiles(DRM) cannot beplayed.
*4 When VBRfilesareplayed, theplayback timemaynotbedisplayed correctly.WMA7 andWMA8 arenot applied toVBR.
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Specification chart(models withcolor display) :
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Supported media CD,CD-R, CD-RW ,USB2.0
Supported filesystems CD,
CD-R, CD-RW: ISO9660 LEVEL1,ISO9660 LEVEL2,Romeo,Joliet
* ISO9660 Level3(packet writing)isnot supported.
* Files saved usingtheLive FileSystem component (onaWindows Vista-based computer)are
not supported.
USB memory: FA T16, FA T32
Supported versions*1 MP3
V
ersion MPEG1AudioLayer3
Sampling frequency 8kHz -48 kHz
Bit rate 8kbps -320 kbps, VBR*4
WMA*2 V
ersion WMA7,WMA8,WMA9
Sampling frequency 32kHz -48 kHz
Bit rate 32kbps -192 kbps, VBR*4
T ag information (Songtitleand Artist name) ID3
tagVER1.0, VER1.1, VER2.2,VER2.3,VER2.4(MP3only)
WMA tag(WMA only)
Folder levels CD,
CD-R, CD-RW
Folderlevels:8,Folders andfiles: 999(Max. 255filesforone folder)
USB Folder
levels:8,Folders 255,Files: 2500 (Max.255filesforone folder)
Memory size:4GB
Displayable charactercodes*3 01:
ASCII, 02:ISO-8859-1, 03:UNICODE (UTF-16BOMBigEndian) ,04: UNICODE (UTF-16
Non-BOM BigEndian) ,05: UNICODE (UTF-8),06: UNICODE (Non-UTF-16 BOMLittle
Endian) ,07: SHIFT -JIS
*1 Filescreated withacombination of48 kHz sampling frequency and64kbps bitrate cannot beplayed.
*2 Protected WMAfiles(DRM) cannot beplayed.
*3 Available codesdepend onwhat kindofmedia, versions andinformation aregoing tobe displayed.
*4 When VBRfilesareplayed, theplayback timemaynotbedisplayed correctly.
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