NISSAN LEAF 2016 1.G Navigation Manual
Manufacturer: NISSAN, Model Year: 2016, Model line: LEAF, Model: NISSAN LEAF 2016 1.GPages: 264, PDF Size: 4.99 MB
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1st Command 2nd Command 3rd Command ActionPrevious Start Point Sets a route with the previous starting point as a destination.
Cancel Route Cancels route and deletes the destination/waypoints.
Zoom In Zooms in the map scale by 1 step.
Zoom In <1-13> Increases the magnification of the map by the number of steps specified.
Zoom Out Zooms out the map scale by 1 step.
Zoom Out <1-13> Decreases the magnification of the map by the number of steps specified.
Zoom Streets Change to the street map.
North Up Sets the 2D full map to North Up.
Heading Up Sets the 2D full map to Heading Up.
Full Map Displays a full map.
Split Map Displays a split map.
2D Map Change the current map to a 2D Heading Up map.
3D Map Change the current map to a 3D map.
Repeat Voice Guidance Speaks the current navigation guidance.
Voice Guidance ON Turns the navigation guidance on.
Voice Guidance OFF Turns the navigation guidance off.
Show POI Icons Select a category of POI the icon you wish to display on map. Selected POI icons
will be displayed on the map screen.
Remove POI Icons Select a category of the POI icon you wish to delete from the map. Selected POI
icons will be deleted from the map screen.
Route Information Display the route information.
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1st Command 2nd Command 3rd Command ActionWhere am I? Displays the information of the current position.
Operating tips for navigation command operation:
. Depending on the area where the vehicle is located (such as in Puerto Rico, Guam, etc.) , the system may not recognize the general navigation
commands.
. Points Of Interest:
Ð The POI commands searches for Points of Interest registered in the navigation system.
Ð When searching for POI, the search is conducted within the current state/province or the state/province specified by ªChange Stateº command. To change the state/province, speak ªChange Stateº after the prompt and then after the next prompt, speak the name of the state/province for which
you wish to conduct the POI search. The state/province will be reset to the current state each time the voice recognition session is restarted.
Ð The following POI main categories cannot be used for ªPoints of Interestº search with voice command operations while all registered categories can be recognized for ªNearbyº search:
Others, Repair, Rental Car Agency, Parking, Police Station, Administration, ATM, Other Leisure, Bars & Clubs, Other Dealers, Motorcycle
Dealership, Medical Offices, Post Office, Auto Parts, Banquets & Food Delivery, Carwash, Copying, Day Care, Fire Station, Laundry & Cleaners,
Office Supply, Other Services, Other Shopping, Package Delivery
. Street Address:
Ð Alphabet letters cannot be included when speaking a house number. When a specified house number cannot be found, a location representing the address will be displayed.
Ð Speak in a natural conversational speed without pausing between words for better recognition.
Ð When the system recognizes the command incorrectly, correct the search conditions using commands such as ªChange Stateº, ªChange Cityº, ªChange Streetº or ªChange House Numberº.
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Audio Command
1st Command 2nd Command 3rd Command Action
AudioPlay
AM Turns to the AM band, selecting the last played station.
FM Turns to the FM band, selecting the last played station.
SXM Turns to the SiriusXM Satellite Radio band, selecting the channel last played.
CD Turns on the CD, selecting the last played mode.
USB Turns on the USB, selecting the last played mode.
iPod Turns on the iPod
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1st Command 2nd Command 3rd Command ActionCD Turns on the CD, selecting the last played mode.
USB Turns on the USB, selecting the last played mode.
iPod Turns on the iPod
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1st Command 2nd Command 3rd Command ActioniPod Show Albums Displays a list of Albums in the iPod
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.When selecting ªYesº in the pop-up screen that displays after a new USB audio device is connected, the USB audio device is registered in the voice
recognition system and is selected automatically. One iPod
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1st Command 2nd CommandAction
Maintenance Displays maintenance information screen.
INFO:
A SiriusXM Travel Link or SiriusXM Traffic subscription is necessary to receive SiriusXM information services.
ªSiriusXM Travel Linkº (page 6-8)
Zero Emission Command
1st Command 2nd Command Action
Zero Emission Driving Range
Displays the driving range screen.
Nearby Stations Near Current Location Searches for charging stations near current location.
Along RouteSearches for charging stations along route.
Near Destination Searches for charging stations near destination.
Update Stations Updates nearby charging stations.
Energy Economy Displays Energy Economy information.
Energy Usage Displays Energy Usage information.
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VOICE RECOGNITION SETTINGSENJN1502-120906-67D614E7-55A6-4EA8-BDE1-5FF2EFEB3D40The voice recognition settings can be changed.
1. Touch [Setting] on the Launch Bar.
2. Touch [Voice Recognition].
3. Touch the item you would like to set.
Available settings. [Minimize Voice Feedback]:
Turns the minimize voice feedback function
on/off. When this item is turned on, short and
minimized voice feedback will be provided.
. [Audio device setting]:
Select an audio device to be operated via the
Voice Recognition system from the audio
devices connected to the USB port. A device
with an indicator light illuminated can be
operated with the Voice Recognition system.
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9 General system information
Current vehicle location...
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Display of current vehicle location ...
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What is GPS (Global Positioning System)? ...
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Incorrect display of vehicle position ...
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Detailed Map Coverage Areas (MCA) for
navigation system ...
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When gray/dark green road is displayed on map ...
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Route calculation ...
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Route guidance ...
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Repeating voice guidance ...
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Notes on voice guidance ...
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How to handle the Map SD card ...
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How to order map data updates ...
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About map data ...
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End-user terms ...
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How to handle display ...
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Characteristics of liquid crystal display ...
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Maintenance of display ...
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How to handle the SD card ...
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How to handle CD and USB memory ...
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CD ...
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USB memory device ...
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CURRENT VEHICLE LOCATIONENJN1502-120906-3DB2B298-7959-42E7-A529-EBC2E6E1A510
DISPLAY OF CURRENT VEHICLE
LOCATION
ENJN1502-120906-AC334D4E-00C5-4F0B-889E-D50DC5D61202This navigation system combines the data
obtained from the vehicle (by gyro sensor) and
from GPS (Global Positioning System) satellites
to calculate the current location of the vehicle.
This position is then displayed throughout route
guidance to a destination.
WHAT IS GPS (Global Positioning
System)?
ENJN1502-120906-A33AD639-F86B-4DA8-B59E-2726CD899634GPS is a position detecting system that uses
satellites deployed by the U.S. government. This
navigation system receives radio signals from
three or more different satellites that orbit
13,049 miles (21,000 km) above the earth in
space, and detect the position of the vehicle by
utilizing the principle of triangulation.
Positioning adjustmentGUID-397DB4FB-31B2-4B95-A408-0734E5AE4532When the system judges that the vehicle position
is not accurate based on vehicle speed and gyro
sensor data calculations, the system will auto-
matically adjust the position of the vehicle icon
using GPS signals.
Receiving signals from GPS satellitesGUID-BE69F8F9-5318-4090-9ED5-74A3046914D7The reception of GPS signals can be weak,
depending on the environment. Vehicles in the
following areas/environments may not receive
GPS signals.
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Inside tunnels or parking garages
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In areas with numerous tall buildings
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Under multi-layered highways
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Areas with numerous tall trees
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