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. iPod nano 4G(Firmware version1.0.2-)
. iPod nano 5G(Firmware version1.0.1-)
. iPod nano 6G(Firmware version1.0-)
. iPod nano 7G(Firmware version1.0.0-)
. iPod 5G (Firmware version1.2.1-)
. iPod classic (Firmware version1.0.0-)
. iPod Touch (iOS1.1-)
. iPod Touch 2G(iOS 2.1.1 -)
. iPod Touch 3G(iOS 3.1-)
. iPod Touch 4G(iOS 4.1-)
. iPod Touch 5G(iOS 6.0.0 -)
. iPhone (iOS1.0.0 -2.2.1)
. iPhone 3G(iOS 2.1-)
. iPhone 3GS(iOS3.0-)
. iPhone 4/4S(iOS4.0-)
. iPhone 5(iOS 6.0.0 -)
Operations attributable tofirmware updatebyApple
are not guaranteed.
MEDIA:
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T o switch tothe iPod mode, pushtheMEDIA button
until theUSB/iP odmode isselected whiletheignition
switch isplaced inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
If another audiosource isplaying andtheiPod is
connected, pushingtheMEDIA buttonchanges tothe
iP od mode.
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theiPod was
playing, pushing thePower/VOL dialbutton willstart
the iPod.
When theMEDIA buttonispushed whiletheiPod is
connected, theinterface foriPodoperation isshown
on the audio display .The items onthe menu listcan be
scrolled bypushing theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)or
SEEK´TRACK (fastforward) buttonwhiletheiPod is operational.
To select anitem, push ENTER/SETTING
button. Itemsinthe iPodmenu appear onthe display in
the following order.
. Now playing
. Playlists
. Artists
. Albums
. Songs
. Podcasts
. Genres
. Composers
. Audiobooks
. Shuffle Songs
Push theBACK button toreturn tothe previous
screen.
For more information abouteachitem,seetheiPod
Owner's Manual.
Previous/Next Track andFast Re-
wind/Forward:
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When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds whiletheiPod isplaying, theiPod will play
while fastforwarding orrewinding. Whenthebutton is
released, theiPod will return tothe normal playspeed.
When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed forless than 1.5
seconds whiletheiPod isplaying, thenext track orthe
beginning ofthe current trackonthe iPodwill be
played.
REPEA T(RPT) :
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When theRPT button ispushed whileatrack isbeing
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
Repeat Off?1Track Repeat? AllRepeat ?Repeat
Off
RANDOM (RDM):
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When theRDM button ispushed whileatrack isbeing
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
Shuffle Off?Track Shuffle ?Shuffle Off
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* iPod and iPhone areatrademark ofApple Inc.,
registered inthe U.S. andother countries.
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
Compatibility:
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The following modelsarecompatible:
. iPod nano 1G(Firmware version1.3.1-)
. iPod nano 2G(Firmware version1.1.3-)
. iPod nano 3G(Firmware version1.0.0-)
. iPod nano 4G(Firmware version1.0.2-)
. iPod nano 5G(Firmware version1.0.1-)
. iPod nano 6G(Firmware version1.0-)
. iPod nano 7G(Firmware version1.0.0-)
. iPod 5G (Firmware version1.2.1-)
. iPod classic (Firmware version1.0.0-)
. iPod Touch (iOS1.1-)
. iPod Touch 2G(iOS 2.1.1 -)
. iPod Touch 3G(iOS 3.1-)
. iPod Touch 4G(iOS 4.1-)
. iPod Touch 5G(iOS 6.0.0 -)
. iPhone (iOS1.0.0 -2.2.1)
. iPhone 3G(iOS 2.1-)
. iPhone 3GS(iOS3.0-)
. iPhone 4/4S(iOS4.0-)
. iPhone 5(iOS 6.0.0 -)
Operations attributable tofirmware updatebyApple
are not guaranteed.
iPod main operation:
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The system operates whentheignition switchisin the
ªONº orªACCº position. PushtheMEDIA button
repeatedly orpush theiPod MENU buttontoswitch to
the iPod mode.
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theiPod was playing,
pushing thePower/VOL dialwillstart theiPod.
If another audiosource isplaying andtheiPod is
connected, pushingtheiPod MENU buttonorthe
MEDIA buttonrepeatedly willchange tothe iPod
mode.
When theiPod MENU buttonispushed whiletheiPod
is connected, theinterface foriPod operation isshown
on the audio display .The items onthe menu listcan be
scrolled byturning theTUNE´FOLDER dialwhile the
iP od isoperating. To select anitem, push ENTER/
SETTING button.Itemsinthe iPod menu appear on
the display inthe following order.
. Now playing
. Playlists
. Artists
. Albums
. Songs
. Podcasts
. Genres
. Composers
. Audiobooks
. Shuffle Songs
Push theBACK button toreturn tothe previous
screen.
For more information abouteachitem,seetheiPod
Owner's Manual.
Previous/Next Track andFast Re-
wind/Forward:
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When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds whiletheiPod isplaying, theiPod will play
while fastforwarding orrewinding. Whenthebutton is
released, theiPod will return tothe normal playspeed. When
theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed forless than 1.5
seconds whiletheiPod isplaying, thenext track orthe
beginning ofthe current trackonthe iPodwill be
played.
REPEA T(RPT) :
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When theRPT button ispushed whileatrack isbeing
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
(Repeat off)?1Track Repeat? AllRepeat ?
(Repeat off)
RANDOM (RDM):
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When theRDM button ispushed whileatrack isbeing
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
(Shuffle off)?Track Shuffle ?(Shuffle off)
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Radio tuning:
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When inradio mode, theradio canbetuned usingthe
touchscreen. To bring upthe visual tuner, touchthe
ªT uneº keyonthe lower partofthe screen. Ascreen
appears withabar running fromlowfrequencies onthe
left tohigh frequencies onthe right.
One ofthe following operations canbeused fortuning.
. Touching thebar onthe screen
. Touching
ª
º/ª
º on the screen
. Turning ENTER/Scroll dial
T o return tothe regular radiodisplay screen, touchthe
ªOKº key.
Station List:
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When inFM orDAB (ifequipped) mode,touchªFM
Listº orªDAB Listºtodisplay thestation lists.
Seek/T rackbuttons:
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When inradio mode, pushtheSeek/T rackbuttons to
tune from lowtohigh orhigh tolow frequencies andto
stop atthe next broadcasting station.
Station memory keys:
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Up tosix stations canbestored forAM band, andupto
twelve stations canbestored foreach ofthe other
bands.
1. Choose theradio band using theRadio band
select button.
2. Tune tothe desired stationusingmanual orseek
tuning. Touch andhold anyofthe desired station
memory keysuntilabeep sound isheard.
For FMand DAB (ifequipped) ,touch theª7-12º
key todisplay the7-12 memory keys.
3. The channel indicator willthen come onand the
sound willresume. Programming isnow complete. DAB
operation (ifequipped) :
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In the DAB mode, thefollowing operation keysand
information areavailable.
. DAB List:
T ouch todisplay theavailable stationlist.
. TA:
T ouch thiskeytoturn onand offthe TA (Traffic
Announcement) mode.Whenturned on,received
T A will interrupt theaudio source thatisplaying.
. Extra chan.:
The ªExtra chan.º keywillallow access toextra
stations transmitted withinthegroup ofthe
currently selectedstation.Ifextra stations arenot
available withinthegroup, thekey willnotoperate.
. Radio text:
Radio textisshown onthe DAB mainscreen
underneath theDAB station name.Thisdisplays
radio program andsong information asdeter-
mined bythe DAB station.
EAS inEAS test(displayed onthe screen asaPTY
name) isan abbreviation ofEmergency AlertSystem.
Occasionally ,in areas ofpoor DAB signal strength, the
full station nameinthe DAB Listand DAB mainscreen
might bedistorted. Inthis situation itmay stillbe
possible tolisten tothe particular radiostation, ata
reduced levelofsound quality,but this isnot always
possible. Thismayalso beshown inthe vehicle
information display.
CD player operation
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Loading disc:
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Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Ifthe radio isalready playing, itwill
automatically turnoff,and theCD willstart playing.
CAUTION:
Do not force thecompact discintotheslot. This
could damage theplayer.
button:
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When theCD button ispushed withthesystem offand
the CD loaded, thesystem willturn onand theCD will
start toplay .
When theCD button ispushed withaCD loaded while
the radio playing, theradio willturned offand theCD
will start toplay .
Seek/T rackbutton:
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When theSeek/T rack(rewind/fast forward)buttonis
pushed formore than1.5seconds whiletheCD is
being played, theCD willplay while fastforwarding or
rewinding. Whenthebutton isreleased, theCD will
return tonormal playspeed.
When theSeek/T rack(rewind) orSeek/T rack(fast
forward) buttonispushed forless than 1.5seconds
while theCD isbeing played, thenext track orthe
beginning ofthe current trackonthe CD willbeplayed.
Push thebutton several timestoskip through the
tracks onthe CD. Ifthe last track onaCD isskipped,
the first track onthe disc willplay .If the last track ina
folder ofan MP3 CDisskipped, thefirst track ofthe
next folder willplay.
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CD/MP3/WMA displaymode:
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While listening toaCD oran MP3/WMA CD,certain
text may bedisplayed (whenaCD encoded withtextis
being used).Depending onhow theCD orMP3/WMA
CD isencoded, thetext isdisplayed listingtheartist,
album andsong title.Operation keysarealso
displayed onthe screen.
Mix:
T ouching theªMixº keywhile anCD orMP3 CDis
playing willalternate therandom playpattern as
follows:
(CD)
(Normal) ?Mix ?(Normal)
(CD withcompressed audiofiles)
(Normal) ?Random Folder?Random All?(Normal)
Repeat :
T ouching theªRepeatº keywhile anCD orMP3 CDis
playing willalternate therepeat playpattern asfollows:
(CD)
(Normal) ?Repeat ?(Normal)
(CD withcompressed audiofiles)
(Normal) ?Repeat Track ?Repeat Folder?
(Normal)
Browse:
T ouch theªBrowseº keytodisplay thetitles onthe CD
in list format. Touch thetitle ofasong inthe listto
begin playing thatsong. Ifan MP3 CDisplaying,
touching theªBrowseº keywillalso listthe folders on
the disc. Touch theªFolder Upºkeytoview thelists in
the upper layer.Follow theprocedure forselecting a
song withthetouchscreen tochoose afolder.
Disc eject button:
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When theDisc eject button ispushed whileaCD is
loaded, theCD willbeejected.
If the CD isnot removed within10seconds, theCD
will bereloaded.
USB device operation
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The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
The USB portislocated onthe lower partofthe
instrument panel.SeeªUSB (Universal SerialBus)
connection portº(P.4-75) .Connect aUSB memory
device intotheconnector. TheUSB memory device
will beactivated automatically .
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
USB main operation:
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If another audiosource isplaying andaUSB memory
device isinserted, pushtheAUX button untilthe
screen onthe display changes tothe USB memory
mode.
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theUSB
memory devicewasplaying, pushthePower/VOLUME
dial torestart theUSB memory device.
T ouch thename ofasong onthe screen tobegin
playing thatsong.
USB screen operation:
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While filesonaUSB memory deviceareplaying, the
play pattern canbealtered sothat songs arerepeated
or played randomly . Mix:
T ouching theªMixº keyonthe screen whileanUSB
memory deviceisplaying willalternate therandom play
pattern asfollows:
(Normal) ?Random Folder?Random All?(Normal)
Repeat :
T ouching theªRepeatº keyonthe screen whileanUSB
memory deviceisplaying willalternate therepeat play
pattern asfollows:
(Normal) ?Repeat Track ?Repeat Folder?
(Normal)
Browse:
T ouch ªBrowseº keytodisplay USBinterface. Select
the songs youwish toplay bytouching theitem onthe
screen.
Seek/T rackbuttons:
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Push theSeek/T rack(rewind) buttonwhileanaudio file
on the USB memory deviceisplaying toreturn tothe
beginning ofthe current track.Pushthebutton several
times toskip backward severaltracks.
Push theSeek/T rack(fast forward) buttonwhilean
audio fileonthe USB memory deviceisplaying to
advance onetrack. Pushthebutton several timesto
skip forward severaltracks.ifthe last track onthe USB
memory deviceisskipped, thefirst track ofthe next
folder isplayed.
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iP od player operation
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Connecting iPod:
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The USB portislocated onthe lower partofthe
instrument panel.SeeªUSB (Universal SerialBus)
connection portº(P.4-75) .
If your iPod supports chargingviaaUSB connection,
its battery willbecharged whileconnected tothe
vehicle withtheignition switchplaced inthe ªONº or
ª ACCº position.
Compatibility:
The following modelsarecompatible:
. iPod 5th Generation (firmwareversion1.2.3or
later)
. iPod Classic (firmware version1.1.1orlater)
. iPod Touch (firmware version2.0.0orlater)*
. iPod nano -1st generation (firmwareversion1.3.1
or later)
. iPod nano -2nd generation (firmwareversion
1.1.3 orlater)
. iPod nano -3rd generation (firmwareversion1.1.3
or later)
. iPod nano -4th generation (firmwareversion1.0.4
or later)
. iPod nano -5th generation (firmwareversion1.0.1
or later)
* Some features ofthis iPod may notbefully functional.
Make surethatyour iPod firmware isupdated tothe
version indicated above.
iPod main operation:
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If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theiPod was
playing, pushing thePower/VOLUME dialwillstart the
iP od.
If another audiosource isplaying andaiPo dis connected,
pushtheAUX button untilthescreen on
the display changes tothe iPod mode.
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
Interface operation:
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The interface foriPod operation shownonthe vehicle's
audio system displayscreenissimilar tothe iPod
interface. Usethetouchscreen, BACKbutton orthe
ENTER/Scroll dialtonavigate themenus onthe
screen.
When theiPod isplaying, touchtheªMenuº keyto
bring upthe iPodinterface.
Depending onthe iPodmodel, thefollowing itemsmay
be available onthe menu listscreen. Forfurther
information abouteachitem,seetheiPod Owner's
Manual.
. Playlists
. Artists
. Albums
. Genres
. Songs .
Composers
. Audiobooks
. Podcasts
Scrolling menus:
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While navigating longlistsofartists, albums orsongs
in the music menu, itis possible toscroll thelistbythe
first character inthe name. To activate character
indexing, touchtheªA- Zº key inthe upper rightcorner
of the screen. Turn theENTER/Scroll dialtochoose
the number orletter tojump tointhe listand then push
the ENTER/Scroll dial.
If no character isselected afterthirty seconds, the
display returns tonormal.
Random andrepeat playmode:
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While theiPod isplaying, theplay pattern canbe
altered sothat songs arerepeated orplayed randomly .
Mix:
T ouching theªMixº keyonthe screen whileaniPod is
playing willalternate therandom playpattern as
follows:
(Normal) ?Shuffle Songs?(Normal)
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TELEPHONE SETUP
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T o access thephone settings screen:
1. Push theSETUP button.
2. Touch theªTelephone &Bluetoothº key.
3. Touch theªTelephone Setupºkey.
Available settingitems:
. Sort Phonebook By:
Select ªFirstNameº orªLast Nameº tochoose
how phonebook entriesarealphabetically dis-
played onthe screen.
. From Phonebook/Use Phonebookfrom:
Select ªPhoneº touse thehandset's phonebook.
Select ªSIMºtouse thephonebook onthe SIM
card. Select ªBothº touse both sources.
. Download Phonebook Now:
Select todownload thephonebook tothe vehicle
from thechosen source.
. Record nameforPhonebook Entry(Mexico only):
Select torecord aname foraphonebook entryfor
use with thevoice recognition system.
. Phone Notifications (Mexicoonly):
Select ªDriverº tohave phone notifications shown
in the vehicle information display.Select ªBothº to
have phone notifications showninboth thevehicle
information displayandthecenter display screen.
. Text Messaging (Mexicoonly):
Select ªOnºorªOffº toactivate ordeactivate text
messaging feature.SeeªText messaging (for
Mexico)º (P.4-96) .
. Show Incoming Text (Mexico only):
Select ªDriverº tohave incoming textnotifications
shown inthe vehicle information display.Select
ªBothº tohave textnotifications showninboth the
vehicle information displayandthecenter display screen.
SelectªOffºtoturn offalltext notifications.
. Auto Reply (Mexico only):
Select ªOnºtohave thesystem automatically reply
to caller withapredetermined textmessage.
Select ªOffºtoturn offauto reply function.
. Auto Reply Message (Mexicoonly):
Select toindicate preferred messagetobe used
when ªAuto Replyº function isactivated.
. Use Vehicles's Signature (Mexicoonly):
Select ªOnºtohave vehicle signature shownin
outgoing textmessages orªOffº todeactivate the
function.
. Custom Text Messages (Mexicoonly):
Select thisoption toselect acustom message to
edit. There are4customer messageslotsavail-
able.
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The Voice Recognition systemallowshands-free
operation ofthe systems equipped onthis vehicle,
such asthe phone andnavigation systems.
T o operate theVoice Recognition system,pushthe
button located onthe steering wheel.When
prompted, speakthecommand forthe system you
wish toactivate. Thecommand givenispicked upby
the microphone andperformed whenitis properly
recognized. TheVoice Recognition willprovide avoice
response aswell asamessage inthe center display to
inform youofthe command results.
CONTROL BUTTONS ANDMICROPHONE
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Steering wheelmounted controls:
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1. Back
button
2. Talk
button
3. Cancel
button
Microphone:
Microphone islocated nearthemap light.
VOICE RECOGNITI ONSY STEM (if
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USING THESYSTEM
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Initialization
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When theignition switchisin the ON position, the
V oice Recognition systemisinitialized, whichtakesa
few seconds. Whencompleted, thesystem isready to
accept voicecommands. Ifthe
button ispushed
before theinitialization completes,thesystem will
announce thatthesystem isnot ready forvoice
recognition session.
Giving voicecommands
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1. Push the
button.
2. Thesystem announces andprompts youtospeak
a command. Alist ofavailable commands isthen
spoken bythe system.
3. After thetone sounds andtheface icononthe
display changes, speakacommand. Available
commands arediscussed laterinthis section.
4. Voice anddisplay feedback areprovided whenthe
command isaccepted.
. Push the
button onthe instrument panelto
return tothe previous screen.
. Ifthe command isnot recognized, thesystem
announces providesalist ofavailable selections.
. Ifyou want tocancel thecommand orgo back to
the previous menuofcommands, pushthe
button.
. Push the
button tomove backthrough the
menus displayed onthe screen.
. Ifyou want toadjust thevolume ofthe voice
feedback, usethevolume controlswitches onthe
steering wheelorthe Power/VOLUME dialonthe
control panel. Operation
onthe control paneldisplay:
The voice command screencanalso beaccessed
using thecontrol paneldisplay
1. Push theINFO button onthe control panel.
2. Touch theªVoice Commandsº key.
Operating tips
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T o get thebest performance outofthe Voice
Recognition system,observe thefollowing:
. Keep theinterior ofthe vehicle asquiet as
possible. Closethewindows toeliminate the
surrounding noises(trafficnoises, vibration
sounds, etc.),which mayprevent thesystem from
recognizing thevoice commands correctly.
. Wait until atone sounds beforespeaking a
command. Otherwise, thecommand willnot be
received properly.
. Start speaking acommand within3.5seconds
after thetone sounds.
. Speak inanatural voicewithout pausing between
words.
S YSTEM FEATURES
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The Voice Recognition systemcanactivate thefollowing
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ENTER buttontoselect ªLaneº andpress the
ENTER button.
TEMPORAR YDISABLED STATUS AT HIGH
TEMPERA TURE
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If the vehicle isparked indirect sunlight underhigh
temperature conditions(overapproximately 408C
(1048F) andthen started, theLDW system maybe
deactivated automatically .The ªHigh cabintempera-
tureº warning message willappear inthe vehicle
information display.
When theinterior temperature isreduced, theLDW
system willresume operating automatically .
MUL TI-SENSING CAMERAUNITMAINTE-
NANCE
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The multi-sensing cameraunit
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1
for the LDW system
is located onthe windshield infront ofthe inside
rearview mirror.To maintain theproper operation ofthe
LDW system andprevent asystem malfunction besure
to observe thefollowing:
. Always keepthewindshield clean.
. Donot attach asticker (including transparent
material) orinstall anaccessory nearthemulti-
sensing lanecamera unit. .
Donot place reflective materials, suchaswhite
paper oramirror, onthe instrument panel.The
reflection ofsunlight mayadversely affectthe
multi-sensing cameraunit'sdetection capability.
. Donot strike ordamage theareas around the
camera unit.Donot touch thecamera lensor
remove thescrew located onthe camera unit.If
the camera unitisdamaged duetoan accident,
contact aNISSAN dealer.
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The speed limiterallows youtoset the desired vehicle
speed limit.While thespeed limiterisactivated, the
driver canperform normalbraking andacceleration,
but thevehicle willnot exceed thesetspeed.
WARNING:
. Always observe postedspeedlimits.Donot
set the speed overthem.
. Always confirm thesetting statusofthe
speed limiter onthe vehicle information
display.
When thespeed limiterison, the cruise control system
cannot beoperated.
SPEED LIMITER OPERATIONS
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The speed limitercanbeset ataspeed between 30to
200 km/h (20to124 MPH)
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The speed limitersetswitches arelocated onthe
steering wheel.
1. CANCEL switch
2. RES/+ switch
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Left-Hand Drive(LHD) model
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Right-Hand Drive(RHD) model
1. Firmly applytheparking brake.
2. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)model:
Move theshift lever tothe ªPº (Park) position.
Manual Transmission (MT)model: Movetheshift
lever tothe ªRº (Reverse) position.Whenparking
on anuphill grade, movetheshift lever tothe ª1º
(1st) position.
3. To help prevent thevehicle frommoving intotraffic
when parked onanincline, itis agood practice to
turn thewheels asillustrated.
HEADED DOWNHILL WITHCURB
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1
T urn thewheels towards thecurb andmove the vehicle
forward untilthecurb sidewheel gently
touches thecurb. Thenapply theparking brake.
HEADED UPHILLWITHCURB
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2
T urn thewheels awayfromthecurb andallow the
vehicle tomove backuntilthecurb sidewheel
gently touches thecurb. Thenapply theparking
brake.
HEADED UPHILLORDOWNHILL, WITHOUT
CURB
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3
T urn thewheels towardtheside ofthe road sothe
vehicle willmove awayfromthecenter ofthe road
if the vehicle moves. Thenapply theparking brake. 4.
Model withIntelligent Key:
Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº position.
Model without Intelligent Key:
Place theignition switchinthe ªLOCKº position
and remove thekey.
NO TE:
For Model withStop/Start SystemorIdling Stop
System:
Use thissystem whenthevehicle isstopped for
a period oftime, forexample waitingatstop-
lights.
Stop theengine withtheignition switchwhen
parking, etc.for anextended periodoftime.
Starting anddriving
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Removing tire
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1. Remove thewheel nuts.
2. Remove thedamaged tire.
CAUTION:
The tireisheavy. Besure thatyour feetareclear
from thetire and usegloves asnecessary to
avoid injury.
INST ALLING SPARE TIRE
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WARNING:
. Never usewheel nutswhich arenot provided
with your vehicle. Incorrect wheelnutsor
improperly tightenedwheelnutsmaycause
the wheel tobecome looseorcome off.This
could cause anaccident.
. Never useoilorgrease onthe wheel studs
or nuts. Thismaycause thewheel nutsto
become loose.
. The T-type spare tireisdesigned foremer-
gency useonly. 1.
Clean anymud ordirt from thesurface between
the wheel andhub.
2. Carefully putthespare tireonand tighten the
wheel nutswithyour fingers. Checkthatallthe
wheel nutscontact thewheel surface horizontally .
3. Tighten thewheel nutsalternately andevenly in
the sequence illustrated(
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1
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5
) , more than2
times withthewheel nutwrench, untilthey are
tight.
4. Lower thevehicle slowlyuntilthetire touches the
ground.
5. Tighten thewheel nutssecurely ,with thewheel
nut wrench, inthe sequence illustrated.
6. Lower thevehicle completely .
Tighten thewheel nutstothe specified torque
with atorque wrench assoon aspossible.
Wheel nuttightening torque:
108 N´m (11kg-m, 80ft-lb)
The wheel nutsmust bekept tightened to
specification atall times. Itis recommended
that thewheel nutsbetightened tospecification
at each lubrication interval.
WARNING:
Retighten thewheel nutswhen thevehicle has
been driven for1,000 km(600 miles) (alsoin
cases ofaflat tire, etc.).
For models equipped withTirePressure
Monitoring System(TPMS)
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. After adjusting thetire pressure, theTPMS must
be reset. SeeªTire Pressure Monitoring System
(TPMS)º (P.6-2) ,ªTire Pressure Monitoring Sys-
tem (TPMS)º (P.5-4) andªTire Pressure Monitor-
ing System (TPMS)º (P.8-36) fordetails aboutthe
resetting procedure.
. After adjusting tirepressure tothe COLD tire
pressure, thedisplay ofthe tire pressures (if
equipped inthe vehicle information display)may
show higher pressure thantheCOLD tire
pressure afterthevehicle hasbeen driven more
than 1.6km(1mile) .This isbecause thetire
pressurizes asthe tire temperature rises.This
does notindicate asystem malfunction.
ST OWING DAMAGED TIREANDTOOLS
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WARNING:
. Besure thatthetire, jack andtools usedare
properly storedafteruse.Such items can
become dangerous projectilesinan accident
or sudden stop.
. The T-type spare tireisdesigned foremer-
gency useonly.
1. Securely storethedamaged tire,jack andtools
used inthe storage areainthe reverse orderof
removal. (SeeªPreparing toolsandspare tireº
(P .6-3) .)
2. Replace theluggage floorboards.
3. Close theback door.
In case ofemergency
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