Setting NISSAN 350Z 2003 Z33 Navigation Manual

4. Select theBrightness key .
When the joystick is tilted to the right, the
screen will brighten, and darken when tilted to
the left.
INFO:
The screen displayed before pressing the
SETTING button will be displayed as a
sample screen on the [DISPLA Y SETTINGS]
screen.
ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY
CONTRAST
Y ou can choose the best contrast for the dis-
play .
1. Press the SETTING button.
2. Select the
Display key .3. The [DISPLA Y SETTINGS] screen will be
displayed.
Select the
Brightness/Contrast/Map Background
key .
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4. Select theContrast key .
When the joystick is tilted to the right, contrast
of the screen will be higher , and will be lower
when tilted to the left.
SWITCHING THE DISPLAY
COLOR
1. Press the SETTING button.2. Select the
Display key .
3. The [DISPLA Y SETTINGS] screen will bedisplayed.
Select the
Brightness/Contrast/Map Background
key .
4. Select the
Map Background key .
The display brightness will be altered.
HOW TO USE THED/N
(DAY/NIGHT) BUTTON
1. Press the D/N button.
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2. When the D/N button is pressed, the
screen will repeatedly switch between nor-
mal lighting and dimmer lighting indepen-
dently of turning on or off of illumination.
DISPLAY OFF
The display can be turned off with the following
procedure.
1. Press the SETTING button.2. Select the
Display key .
3. The [DISPLA Y SETTINGS] screen will bedisplayed.
Select the
Display Off key .
The indicator of the [DISPLA Y OFF] will
turn green.
4. A comment will be displayed for 5 seconds
and the display will turn off.
T o restart the display , press the SETTING
button and select the
Display Off key
again.
INFO:

When the INFO and MAP buttons are
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pressed with the display turned off, the
screen shows normally , then the display
turns off again.

When the D/N button is pressed with the
display turned off, the display brightness is
changed when the screen is re-displayed.
SETTING DISPLAY DURATION
Y ou can set the display duration time.
1. Press the SETTING button.
2. Select the
Display key .3. The [DISPLA Y SETTINGS] screen will be
displayed.
Select the
Setting Display Duration key .
INFO:
When you finish setting the display duration
time, the display will return to the previous dis-
play automatically .
HOW TO HANDLE THE DIS-
PLA Y
The display uses liquid crystal and should be
handled with care.
WARNING
Never disassemble the display . It
has some areas with extreme high
voltage. T ouching it may result in se-
rious personal injury .
CHARACTERISTICS OF LIQUID
CRYSTAL DISPLAY

If the temperature inside the vehicle is es-
pecially low, the display will stay relatively
dim or the movement of the images may be
slow. These conditions are normal; when
the temperature rises, the display will func-
tion normally .

Y ou may notice darker or brighter dots in
parts of the display; this is inherent in
monitor displays and is not a malfunction.

Y ou may also notice a remnant of the pre-
vious display image on the screen. This af-
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MAINTENANCE INFORMA-
TION
1. Press the INFO button.
2. The [MAINTENANCE INFO.] screen will be
displayed.
3. T o set the maintenance information for the
Engine Oil or Oil Filter , choose an item us-
ing the joystick and press the PUSH ENTER
button.4. The [ENGINE OIL] screen will be displayed.
5. T o reset, select the
RESET key .
6. Set the distance of the maintenance sched-
ule.
T o determine the maintenance interval, refer to
the vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.
T o automatically display the [MAINTENANCE
INFO.] screen when setting trip distance is
reached, select the
Display Maintenance Notification key and
press the PUSH ENTER button.
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BASIC OPERA TIONS
Symptom Possible cause Remedy
No image comes on. The brightness adjustment is at the lowest set-
ting.Adjust the settings to make the display
brighter.
No map comes on the screen. No map DVD-ROM is inserted, or it is inserted
upside down.Insert the DVD-ROM correctly.
The map display mode is switched off.
Press theMAPbutton.
No voice guide is available.
or
The volume is not high enough.The volume is not set correctly or turned off. Adjust the volume correctly.
The screen is too dim. The movement is slow. The temperature in the vehicle is low. Wait for the temperature in the vehicle to rise.
There are a few darker or brighter dots in the
display.This is inherent to displays. This condition is a
characteristic of liquid crystal displays.This condition is not abnormal.

Stored location in the address book and other memory functions may be lost if the car’s battery is disconnected or becomes discharged for a long
time.
If this should occur , service the car’s battery as necessary and re-enter the address book information.
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VEHICLE ICON
Symptom Possible cause Remedy
The location names differ, between Planview
and Birdview
.This is because the displayed information is
reduced so that the screen does not become
too crowded. There is also a chance that sev-
eral names of the roads or locations will be
displayed, and the names appearing on the
screen may be different because of a process-
ing procedure.It should not be regarded as abnormal.
The vehicle icon is not shown correctly. The vehicle might have moved with the ignition
off, for example on a ferry boat or car trans-
porter.Drive the vehicle with GPS on for some dis-
tance.
The screen does not switch to night screen
even after turning the headlights on.The last setting is the daytime screen, when
the lights were last turned on.Turn the headlights on again, go to [DISPLAY
SETTINGS] screen and set it to the night
screen.
The map does not scroll even when the vehicle
is traveling.The display is not switched to the map screen.
Press theMAPbutton.
The vehicle icon does not show up. The display is not switched to the map screen.
Press theMAPbutton.
GPS indicator on the screen remains gray. GPS signals are not received because the ve-
hicle is indoors or in the shade of buildings.Move the vehicle to outdoors with a clear view
of the sky.
GPS signals are not received because some
objects are placed on the instrumental panel.Remove the objects from the instrumental
panel.
GPS satellites are in poor locations. Please wait for the satellites to move to better
locations.
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ROUTE CALCULA TION
Symptom Possible cause Remedy
Although the system is set with the moving di-
rection as the preference, it does not find the
route by matching the preference.There is no route found in that direction. This condition is not abnormal.
Route is not indicated. There is no road that can be found by this sys-
tem close to the destination.Reset the destination closer to the road dis-
played in orange. Especially with roads which
have separate lanes for opposite directions, be
careful in setting the destination or waypoints
on it, because results may differ depending on
the lane you choose.
The starting point to the destination is too
close.Set more distant destinations.
The present location is about 1,100 miles
(1,770 km) away from the destination.Set the destination to within 1,100 miles (1,770
km).
The route is not displayed continuously at
waypoints, for example, that are not calculated
route from the vehicle’s current position.Suggested routes may be displayed discontinu-
ously near waypoints as route calculation is
done at each waypoint.This condition is not abnormal.
The suggested route the vehicle has traveled
is erased.Suggested routes are stored in memory by the
blocks; if the vehicle travels past waypoint
block 1, the previous data will be erased.This condition is not abnormal.
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15 INDEX
A
Address book (Editing) ................................................. 7-6
Address book (Setting) ................................................. 7-2
Address/Street ............................................................... 5-6
Automatic re-routing ..................................................... 9-2
Avoid areas (Editing) .................................................... 8-5
Avoid areas (Setting) .................................................... 8-2
B
BirdviewTMdisplay ...................................................... 11-2
C
Clear memory.............................................................. 4-18
Complete route ........................................................... 11-9
D
Destination (Adjusting) ............................................... 5-32
Destination (Deleting) ................................................. 5-32
Destination (Setting) ..................................................... 5-2Detour ........................................................................... 9-3
Display (Direction) ...................................................... 11-7
Display (Error) ............................................................ 4-23
Display (Maintenance) .............................................. 11-22
Display (Setting) ....................................................... 11-17
E
Enlarged intersection display...................................... 5-31
G
GPS (Global Positioning System) ................................ 2-2
GPS information ....................................................... 11-13
H
Heading ....................................................................... 11-7
I
Icon (Changing) ............................................................ 7-7
Icon (Legend).......................................... 7-10, 13-4, 13-5Information on screen (Planview/Birdview
TM) ............ 11-2
Intersection.................................................................. 5-12
J
Joystick ......................................................................... 4-6
L
Liquid crystal display (LCD) .................................... 11-21
M
Map DVD-ROM................................................. 13-2, 14-6
Map coverage areas...................................................... 2-4
N
Nearby display icons .................................................. 6-13
P
Point of Interest (POI) .................................................. 6-2
Preferences for route calculation ................................ 5-29

Previous Dest. ............................................................. 5-5
Q
Quick stop................................................................... 5-36
Quick stop customer settings ..................................... 5-37
R
Reference symbols ........................................................ 1-2
Route calculation and guidance ................................. 5-31
Route guidance ........................................................... 4-21
S
Safe operation ............................................................... 1-2
Safety note .................................................................... 1-2
Scrolling the map ....................................................... 11-8
Setup start-up screen ................................................. 4-16
Simulation drive........................................................ 11-11
Storing current vehicle position ................................... 7-3T
T racking .................................................................... 11-12
T roubleshooting .......................................................... 14-1
T urn list .................................................................... 11-10
U
Updating the current vehicle location and the
direction .................................................................... 11-14
V
Voice guidance ........................................................... 10-2
Voice guidance (Notes) .............................................. 10-4
W
Waypoint (Adjusting) .................................................. 5-32
Waypoint (Deleting) .................................................... 5-32
Waypoint (Setting) ...................................................... 5-28
Where am I? ............................................................... 5-39Z
Zoom in (IN) ............................................................... 11-6
Zoom out (OUT) ......................................................... 11-6
INDEX
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