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Instrumen tsand controls
GUID-FB21 3085-0645-47E7-A4BE-9 D16E00CA9C4
JVC0607X
1. Meters andgauges
2. Center ventilator
3. Audio system* orNavigation system**
4. Hazard warning flasherswitch
5. Integrated ControlSystem*
Ð Drive mode
Ð Heater andairconditioner control Ð
Defroster switch
5. Heater andairconditioner control(models
without Integrated ControlSystem)
Ð Defroster switch
6. Front passenger supplemental airbag
7. Sideventilator
8. Fuel-filler doorrelease handle 9.
Hood release handle
10. Push-button ignitionswitch
11. Auxiliary inputjack/USB connection port*
12. Parking brake
13. Cupholder
14. Power outlet
15. Glove box
*: ifso equipped
**: Refer tothe separate Navigation SystemOwn-
er's Manual.
INSTRUME NTPANEL
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SIC4506
T ACHOMETER
GUID-215 DFAC7-AA2 5-4799-B7 6A-5C7F245 14E30
The tachometer indicatesenginespeedin
revolutions perminute (RPM).Do not revthe
engine intothered zone
*
1
.
CAUTION
When engine speedapproaches thered
zone, shifttoahigher gearorreduce
engine speed.Operating theengine in
the red zone maycause serious engine
damage.
SIC4123
ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE
GAUGE
GUID-34 DD45D3-B 4F2-44CD-AAC 9-21491CEBB243
The gauge
*
1
indicates theengine coolant
temperature.
The engine coolant temperature iswithin the
normal rangewhenthegauge iswithin thezone
*
2
shown inthe illustration.
The engine coolant temperature varieswiththe
outside airtemperature anddriving conditions.
CAUTION
If the gauge indicates enginecoolant
temperature nearthehot (H)end ofthe normal
range,reduce vehicle speedto
decrease temperature. Ifgauge isover
the normal range,stopthevehicle as
soon assafely possible. Ifthe engine is
overheated, continuedoperationofthe
vehicle mayseriously damagetheen-
gine. SeeªIfyour vehicle overheatsº
(P .6-10) forimmediate actionrequired.
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fastened whenthefront passenger's seatis
occupied. Forabout 5seconds aftertheignition
switch isin the ON position, thesystem does
not activate thewarning lightforthe front
passenger.
See ªSeat beltsº (P.1-10) forprecautions on
seat beltusage.
Supplemental airbag warning light
GUID-94 669243-23 39-4D53-AF 63-5FF94E523E50
After placing theignition switchinthe ON
position, thesupplemental airbag warning light
will illuminate. Thesupplemental airbag warning
light willturn offafter about 7seconds ifthe
supplemental frontairbag andsupplemental
side airbag, curtain side-impact airbag systems
and/or pretensioner seatbeltareoperational.
If any ofthe following conditions occur,thefront
air bag, sideairbag, curtain airbag and
pretensioner systemsneedservicing andyour
vehicle mustbetaken toyour nearest NISSAN
dealer.
. The supplemental airbag warning light
remains onafter approximately 7seconds.
. The supplemental airbag warning light
flashes intermittently .
. The supplemental airbag warning lightdoes
not illuminate atall.
Unless checked andrepaired, theSupplemental
Restraint Systemsand/orthepretensioners maynot
function properly.
For additional information, seeªSupplemental
restraint systemº(P.1-38) .
WARNING
If the supplemental airbag warning
light ison, itcould mean thatthefront
air bag, sideairbag, curtain airbag
and/or pretensioner systemswillnot
operate inan accident. To help avoid
injury toyourself orothers, haveyour
vehicle checked byaNISSAN dealeras
soon aspossible.
V ehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)
warning light
GUID-85 CB9D57-F B85-4B51- B25F-D3B66 99FF654
When theignition switchisin the ªONº position,
the Vehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)warning
light illuminates andthen turns off.
The light willblink when theVehicle Dynamic
Control (VDC)system orthe traction control
system isoperating, thusalerting thedriver that
the vehicle isnearing itstraction limits.Theroad
surface maybeslippery .
If the VDC warning lightilluminates whilethe
VDC system ison, this light alerts thedriver tothe
fact that theVDC system's fail-safemodeis
operating, forexample theVDC system maynot
be functioning properly.Have thesystem
checked byaNISSAN dealer.Ifa malfunction
occurs inthe system, theVDC system function
will becanceled butthevehicle isstill driveable.
For additional information, seeªVehicle Dynamic
Control (VDC)systemº (P.5-37) ofthis manual.
INDICA TOR LIGHTS
GUID-1E B9AC97-06B 3-4B85-A8DE-4194674FC 033
All-Wheel Drive(AWD) indicator
light (AWD model)
GUID-2CD1 DBFF-7E1B-4E8B-81ED -33ED676273AC
When theignition switchisin the ªONº position,
the All-Wheel Drive(AWD) indicator light
illuminates andthen turns off.
When selecting AWD mode whiletheengine is
running, theAWD indicator lightilluminates.
(See ªAll-Wheel Drive(AWD)º (P.5-29) .)
All-Wheel Drive(AWD-V) indicator
light (AWD model)
GUID-8C90 48F9-278F- 4025-8E3B-A286975CA A94
When selecting AWD-V modewhiletheengine
is running, theAWD-V indicator lightilluminates.
(See ªAll-Wheel Drive(AWD)º (P.5-29) .)
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GUID-F75DC 192-4AA8-4A55-AE59-5 9A76A90EBC4
The Integrated ControlSystemislocated below
the audio system ornavigation system(ifso
equipped) .Two Integrated ControlSystem
modes canbeselected: Drivemode and
Climate Controlmode.
Depending onwhich Integrated ControlSystem
mode isselected (DrivemodeorClimate
Control mode),the screen display andsome
button functions willchange.
. Drive mode
In the Drive mode, threetypes ofdriving
modes canbeselected: NORMAL, SPORT
and ECO. SeeªDrive modeº (P.5-21) .In
addition, whileinthe Drive mode, SETUP,
Drive information andECO information can
be displayed andadjusted. SeeªDrive
modeº (P.2-21) .
. Climate Controlmode
In the Climate Controlmode,theclimate
control canbeset and adjusted. See
ª Automatic airconditioner (withIntegrated
Control System)º (P.4-29) .
DRIVE MODE
GUID-801 8E7B4-28B9 -4333-857E-2A3D1B7D 7F1B
When theDrive mode select button ispressed,
the display andbuttons appearas
shown.
SIC4623
1. Drive mode select button
2. SETUP button
3. Drive mode NORMAL button
4. Drive mode SPORT button
5. Drive mode ECObutton
6. Display screen
7. Drive information button 8.
ECO information button
9. ENTER button/Selection dial
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INTEGRA TEDCONTROL SY STEM (if
so equippe d)
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Instrument sand controls
SIC3672
FOG LIGHT SWITCH(ifso equipped)
GUID-8A4 4D476-039 A-440B-9B7 F-71C22E22C8D1
T o turn thefog lights on,turn theheadlight
switch tothe
position, thenturntheswitch
to
the
position. To turn them off,turn the
switch tothe OFF position.
The headlights mustbeonfor the fog lights to
operate.
GUID-BCFDC9 61-0310-45F1-A715-10 44C3AF17A 3
SIC4521
T o sound thehorn, pushthecenter padarea of
the steering wheel.
WARNING
Do not disassemble thehorn. Doing so
could affect proper operation ofthe
supplemental frontairbag system.
T ampering withthesupplemental front
air bag system mayresult inserious
personal injury.
GUID-214BC1 87-5FC2-47C2-A34A-24 AAF5D08E5 2
SIC4544
The vehicle shouldbedriven withtheVehicle
Dynamic Control(VDC)system onfor most
driving conditions.
If the vehicle isstuck inmud orsnow ,the VDC
system reduces theengine outputtoreduce
wheel spin.Theengine speedwillbereduced
even ifthe accelerator isdepressed tothe floor.
If maximum enginepowerisneeded tofree a
stuck vehicle, turntheVDC system off.
T o turn offthe VDC system, pushtheVDC OFF
switch. The
indicator lightwillilluminate.
Push theVDC OFFswitch againorrestart the
engine toturn onthe system. (SeeªVehicle
Dynamic Control(VDC)systemº (P.5-37) .)
HORN VEHICLE
DYNAMIC CONTROL (VDC)
OFF SWIT CH
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Instrument sand controls
The heater iscontrolled byathermostat,
automatically turningtheheater onand off.
The indicator lightwillremain onaslong as
the switch ison.
When thevehicle's interioriswarmed, or
before youleave thevehicle, besure toturn
off the switch.
GUID-850FE E13-D4FF-4D 25-97B5-E92230D2130 2
SIC4525
The power outletislocated inthe instrument
panel.
CAUTION
. The outlet andplug maybehot
during orimmediately afteruse.
. Do not use with accessories that
exceed a12 volt, 120W (10A)power
draw. Donot use double adapters or
more thanoneelectrical accessory.
. Use power outletwiththeengine
running toavoid discharging the
vehicle battery. .
Avoid usingpower outletwhenthe
air conditioner, headlightsorrear
window defroster ison.
. This power outletisnot designed
for use with acigarette lighterunit.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.
If good contact isnot made, theplug
may overheat orthe internal tem-
perature fusemayopen.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting a
plug, besure theelectrical acces-
sory being usedisturned OFF.
. When notinuse, besure toclose
the cap. Donot allow water orany
liquid tocontact theoutlet.
POWER OUTLET
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Pre-driv ingchecks andadjustment s
SP A2801
CHILD SAFETY REARDOOR LOCK
GUID-23BE1 446-C8BC-4A1 1-8767-2B460D5530B 1
Child safety reardoor locks helpprevent therear
doors frombeing opened accidentally ,espe-
cially when smallchildren areinthe vehicle.
When thelevers areinthe lock position
*
1
, the rear doors canbeopened only
from theoutside.
T o disengage, movethelevers tothe unlock
position
*
2
.
GUID-469 FCA8B-4CA 7-4AE5-9396 -44D8FD1027E9
WARNING
. Radio waves couldadversely affect
electric medical equipment. Those
who useapacemaker shouldcon-
tact theelectric medical equipment
manufacturer forthe possible influ-
ences before use.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radio
waves whenthebuttons are
pushed. TheFAAadvises thatthe
radio waves mayaffect aircraft na-
vigation andcommunication sys-
tems. Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane.
Make surethebuttons arenot
operated unintentionally whenthe
unit isstored during aflight.
The Intelligent Key system canoperate allthe
door locks using theremote controller function
or pushing therequest switchonthe vehicle
without takingthekey outfrom apocket or
purse. Theoperating environment and/orcondi-
tions mayaffect theIntelligent Key system
operation.
Be sure toread thefollowing beforeusingthe
Intelligent Key system.
CAUTION
. Be sure tocarry theIntelligent Key
with youwhen operating thevehi-
cle.
. Never leavetheIntelligent Keyin
the vehicle whenyouleave the
vehicle.
The Intelligent Key isalways communicating with
the vehicle asitreceives radiowaves. The
Intelligent Key system transmits weakradio
waves. Environmental conditionsmayinterfere
with theoperation ofthe Intelligent Key system
under thefollowing operating conditions.
. When operating nearalocation where
strong radiowaves aretransmitted, such
as aTV tower, power station andbroad-
casting station.
. When inpossession ofwireless equipment,
such asacellular phone,transceiver, and
CB radio.
. When theIntelligent Key isin contact withor
covered bymetallic materials.
. When anytype ofradio wave remote control
is used nearby .
. When theIntelligent Key isplaced nearan
electric appliance suchasapersonal
INTELLIGE NTKEY SY STEM
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HOW TO USE REMO TEKEYLESS
ENTR YFUNCTION
GUID-CF76A 4ED-43D7-44C7-A605-B A799B1A10EE
WARNING
. Radio waves couldadversely affect
electric medical equipment. Those
who useapacemaker shouldcon-
tact theelectric medical equipment
manufacturer forthe possible influ-
ences before use.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radio
waves whenthebuttons are
pushed. TheFAAadvises thatthe
radio waves mayaffect aircraft na-
vigation andcommunication sys-
tems. Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane.
Make surethebuttons arenot
operated unintentionally whenthe
unit isstored during aflight.
CAUTION
. Do not allow theIntelligent Key,
which contains electrical compo-
nents, tocome intocontact with
water orsalt water. Thiscould affect the
system function.
. Do not drop theIntelligent Key.
. Do not strike theIntelligent Key
sharply against another object.
. Do not change ormodify theIntel-
ligent Key.
. Wetting maydamage theIntelligent
Key. Ifthe Intelligent Keygets wet,
immediately wipeuntilitis comple-
tely dry.
. Ifthe outside temperature isbelow
148F (-108C) degrees, thebattery of
the intelligent keymay notfunction
properly.
. Do not place theIntelligent Keyfor
an extended periodinan area where
temperatures exceed1408F(608C).
. Do not attach theIntelligent Key
with akey holder thatcontains a
magnet.
. Donot place theIntelligent Keynear
equipment thatproduces amag-
netic field, suchasaTV,audio
equipment, personalcomputers or
cellular phone.
The remote keyless entryfunction canoperate
all door locks using theremote keyless entry function
ofthe Intelligent Key .The remote
keyless entryfunction canoperate atadistance
of approximately 33ft(10 m)from thevehicle.
(The operating distancedepends uponthe
conditions aroundthevehicle.)
The remote keyless entryfunction willnot
operate:
. When theIntelligent Key isnot within the
operational range.
. When thedoors areopen ornot closed
securely .
. When theIntelligent Key battery isdis-
charged.
The remote keyless entryfunction canalso
operate thevehicle alarm.
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4 Heater, airconditioner, audioandphone sys-
tems
Safety note...
.................................................................................. 4-3
Control buttons andfunctions (modelswith
navigation system)...
.................................................................... 4-3
How touse touch screen ...
................................................. 4-4
How touse theBACK button ...
......................................... 4-5
How touse theAPPS´i button ...
........................................ 4-5
How touse brightness controlbutton ...
........................... 4-8
How touse theON´OFF button/Volume
control knob...
.......................................................................... 4-8
How touse theCAMERA button...
................................... 4-8
RearView Monitor(ifso equipped) ...
...................................... 4-8
How toread thedisplayed lines...
..................................... 4-9
Difference betweenpredictive and
actual distances ...
................................................................ 4-10
Adjusting thescreen ...
....................................................... 4-11
Operating tips...
................................................................... 4-11
Around View
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Heater, aircondition er,audio andphone systems
When youuse thissystem, makesurethe
engine isrunning.
If you usethesystem withtheengine not
running (ignition ONorACC) foralong
time, itwill discharge thebattery, andthe
engine willnotstart.
Reference symbols:
ªExampleº ÐWords marked inquotes refertoa
key shown onlyonthe display .These keyscan
be selected bytouching thescreen.
HOW TO USE TOUCH SCREEN
GUID-7CCF D255-7CCA -4FE0-A64E-C 9A30213AA2F
CAUTION
. The glass screen onthe liquid
crystal display maybreak ifitis hit
with ahard orsharp object. Ifthe
glass screen breaks, donot touch it.
Doing socould result inan injury.
. To clean thedisplay, neverusea
rough cloth,alcohol, benzine, thin-
ner orany kind ofsolvent orpaper
towel withachemical cleaning
agent. Theywillscratch ordeterio-
rate thepanel.
. Do not splash anyliquid suchas
water orcar fragrance onthe dis-
play. Contact withliquid willcause the
system tomalfunction.
T o help ensure safedriving, somefunctions
cannot beoperated whiledriving.
The on-screen functionsthatarenot available
while driving willbeªgrayed outºormuted.
Park thevehicle inasafe location andthen
operate thenavigation system.
WARNING
. ALWA YS give your fullattention to
driving.
. Avoid usingvehicle features that
could distract you.Ifdistracted,
you could losecontrol ofyour
vehicle andcause an
accident.
JVH0734X
T ouch screen operation
GUID-F4 5BCBA5- 784B-4464-94 07-86458F60C9EB
Selecting theitem:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
T ouch anitem toselect. To select theªAudioº
key ,touch theªAudioº key
*
1
on the screen.
Adjusting theitem:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
T ouch theª+º keyorthe ª