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Backing upbehind aprojecting object
GUID-817 A4BD2-22E E-4EC4-B3D3 -1D69559 88858
JVH0418X
The position
*
C
is shown furtherthantheposition
*
B
in the display .However, theposition
*
C
is actually at
the same distance asthe position
*
A
. The vehicle
may hitthe object whenbacking uptothe position
*
A
if the object projects overtheactual backing up
course.
HOW TO ADJUST THESCREEN
GUID-509 CFCEC-CEF 2-42AA-B299-44572B2 17738
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.
NO TES
GUID-CDAC 01D7-4D60-4ABD-AC3 3-DB65BFB27E34
. 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
GUID-EEDAB BD4-5460-4E74-8DA 6-F18F780C 0A98
JVH0053X
* 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)
GUID-3C17 66E6-9820-4047-AC2F-4 76AFCB48C8B
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:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
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):
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
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
º and
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. Ifthe CD cannot beplayed, oneofthe following
messages willbedisplayed.
Error CD:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
. 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:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
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)
GUID-C92 63E7B-31BF -4CE4-BACA -6A31CCA69 271
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)
GUID-CD9 6BDCB-91C E-4EBD-989E-265CB8B6578E
T erms:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
. 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
conversion ofan audio trackfromCDcan reduce
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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
the display .
* Windows
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Specification chart(models withoutcolordisplay) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
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) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
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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T roubleshooting guide(models withoutcolordisplay) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Symptom CauseandCountermeasure
Cannot play Check
ifthe disc wasinserted correctly.
Check ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Check ifthere iscondensation insidetheplayer, andifthere is,wait until thecondensation isgone (about 1hour) before usingthe
player.
If there isatemperature increaseerror,theCD player willplay correctly afteritreturns tothe normal temperature.
If there isamixture ofmusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)andMP3/WMA/AAC filesonaCD, only themusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)willbe
played.
Files withextensions otherthanª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, ª.mp3º orª.wmaº cannotbeplayed. Inaddition, thecharacter codesandnumber of
characters forfolder names andfilenames should beincompliance withthespecifications.
Check ifthe disc orthe fileisgenerated inan irregular format.Thismayoccur depending onthe variation orthe setting ofMP3/WMA
writing applications orother textediting applications.
Check ifthe finalisation process,suchassession closeanddisc close, isdone forthe disc.
Check ifthe disc isprotected bycopyright.
P oor sound quality Checkifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
It takes arelatively longtimebefore
the music startsplaying. If
there aremany folder orfile levels onthe MP3/WMA disc,some timemayberequired beforethemusic startsplaying.
Music cutsofforskips The
writing software andhardware combination mightnotmatch, orthe writing speed, writingdepth,writing width,etc.,might not
match thespecifications. Try using theslowest writingspeed.
Skipping withhigh bitrate files Skippingmayoccur withlarge quantities ofdata, suchasfor high bitrate data.
Move immediately tothe next song
when playing. When
anon-MP3/WMA filehas been given anextension ofª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, ª.mp3º orª.wmaº orwhen playisprohibited by
copyright protection, theplayer willskip tothe next song.
The songs donot play back inthe
desired order. The
playback orderisthe order inwhich thefiles were written bythe writing software, sothe files might notplay inthe desired order.
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T roubleshooting guide(model withcolor display) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Symptom CauseandCountermeasure
Cannot play Check
ifthe disc orUSB device wasinserted correctly.
Check ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Check ifthere iscondensation insidetheplayer, andifthere is,wait until thecondensation isgone (about 1hour) before
using theplayer.
If there isatemperature increaseerror,theplayer willplay correctly afteritreturns tothe normal temperature.
If there isamixture ofmusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)andcompressed audiofilesonaCD, only themusic CDfiles (CD-DA
data) willbeplayed.
Files withextensions otherthanª.MP3 (.mp3)º orª.WMA (.wma)º cannotbeplayed. Inaddition, thecharacter codesand
number ofcharacters forfolder names andfilenames should beincompliance withthespecifications.
Check ifthe disc orthe fileisgenerated inan irregular format.Thismayoccur depending onthe variation orthe setting of
compressed audiowriting applications orother textediting applications.
Check ifthe finalization process,suchassession closeanddisc close, isdone forthe disc.
Check ifthe disc orUSB device isprotected bycopyright.
P oor sound quality
Checkifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
It takes arelatively longtimebefore themusic
starts playing. If
there aremany folder orfile levels onthe disc orUSB device, sometimemayberequired beforethemusic starts
playing.
Music cutsofforskips The
writing software andhardware combination mightnotmatch, orthe writing speed, writingdepth,writing width,etc.,
might notmatch thespecifications. Try using theslowest writingspeed.
Skipping withhigh bitrate files Skippingmayoccur withlarge quantities ofdata, suchasfor high bitrate data.
Move immediately tothe next song when playing. If
an unsupported compressedaudiofilehas been given asupported extensionlike.MP3, orwhen playisprohibited by
copyright protection, theplayer willskip tothe next song.
The songs donot play back inthe desired order.The
playback orderisthe order inwhich thefiles were written bythe writing software, sothe files might notplay inthe
desired order.
Random/Shuffle maybeactive onthe audio system oron aUSB device.
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FM-AM RADIOWITHCOMP ACTDISC (CD)PLAYER
GUID-383 F18A5-23D 3-4216-8157-B74B41A1C E89
JVH0333X
1. SEEK/TRACK/Rewind button
2. SEEK/TRACK/Fast Forwardbutton
3. CDEJECT button
4. Display
5. Radio memory buttons
6. SCAN button
7. DISP (Display) button
8. RPT(Repeat)´RDM (Random)button 9.
VOL(Volume)/P owerbutton
10. FMbutton
11. AMbutton
12. CDbutton
13. AUX(Auxiliary) button
14. AUX(Auxiliary) INjack
15. TUNE´FOLDER/MENU button
Audio mainoperation
GUID-FF9B 23C7-C1D9-4522-B9C 1-E91B3696951F
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
in the ªACCº orªONº position.
POWER ON/OFF:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T o turn onthe audio system, pushtheVOL/P ower
button.
. Thesystem willturn oninthe mode (radio orCD)
which wasused immediately beforethesystem
was turned off.
. Ifno CD isloaded, theradio willbeturned on.
T o turn onand offthe audio system, pushtheVOL/
P ower button.
V olume control:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T o control thevolume, turntheVOL/P owerbutton.
T urn theVOL/P owerbutton clockwise toincrease the
volume.
T urn theVOL/Pow erbutton counterclockwise to
decrease thevolume.
Adjusting soundpreference:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
1. To adjust thesound settings, pushtheTUNE´-
FOLDER/MENU buttonuntiltheitem (Bass,
T reble, Balance, Fade,SpdsenVol (speed
sensitive volume)orAUX INVolume) tobe
adjusted isdisplayed.
2. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttontoadjust
the settings.
When noaction istaken for5seconds, thedisplay will
automatically returntothe original mode.
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Clock setting:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T urning theclock ON/OFF:
1. Push theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttonuntil
ªClock: ONºorªClock: OFFºisdisplayed.
2. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttontotoggle
between ªClock:ONºandªClock: OFFº.
Adjusting theclock:
1. Turn onthe clock.
2. Push theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttonuntil
ª Adjust Clock: Noºisdisplayed.
3. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttonuntilªAd-
just Clock: Yesº isdisplayed.
4. Adjust thehour digits byturning theTUNE´-
FOLDER/MENU buttonwhilethedigits areflash-
ing and ªChange Hourºisdisplayed.
5. Push TUNE´FOLDER/MENU button.Adjustthe
minutes byturning theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU
button whilethedigits areflashing andªChange
Minuteº isdisplayed.
When noaction istaken for5seconds, thedisplay will
automatically returntothe original mode.
AUX button:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The AUX INjack islocated onthe audio unit.The
IN audio inputjackaccepts anystandard analogaudio
input suchasfrom aportable cassette tapeplayer, CD
player, digitalaudioplayer orlaptop computer.
Push theAUX button toplay acompatible devicewhen
it is plugged intotheAUX INjack.
NISSAN stronglyrecommends usingastereo mini
plug cable whenconnecting yourmusic device tothe
audio system. Musicmaynotplay properly whena
monaural cableisused.
Radio operation
GUID-13A4 72C1-417E-4 046-AABD-E47CCD5 38998
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
in the ªACCº orªONº position.
/
FM/AM buttons:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When the
/
button ispushed whiletheaudio
system isoff, the audio system willturn onand the
radio willturn on.
When the
/
button ispushed whileanother
audio source isplaying, theother audio source willturn
off and theradio willturn on.
T o change theradio bands (FM1,FM2,orAM) ,push
the
/
buttons.
TUNE´FOLDER/MENU button:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When adjusting thebroadcasting stationfrequency
manually ,turn theTUNE´FOLDER/MENU buttonuntil
the preferred frequency isachieved.
SEEK/TRACK buttons:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T o adjust thebroadcasting stationfrequency auto-
matically ,push andrelease the
or
button.
When thesystem detects abroadcasting station,itwill
stop atthe station.
Detected stationsareskipped while
or
button ispushed andheld.
SCAN button:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When the
button ispushed, thesystem willseek
and stop atthe detected broadcasting stationfor5
seconds, andthen itwill start toseek forthe next
broadcasting station.
Push the
button inthis 5-second periodtostop
seeking.
*
1
*
2
*
3
*
4
*
5
*
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Radio memory buttons:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The audio system canstore upto12 FM station
frequencies (forFM1 andFM2) and6AM station
frequencies.
During radioreception, pushingtheradio memory
button forless than 1.5seconds willplay thestored
radio station.
T o store thestation frequency manually:
1. Tune tothe desired broadcasting stationfre-
quency usingthe
buttons.
2. Push andhold oneofthe radio memory buttons
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1
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until abeep sounds.
3. Thefrequency ofthe selected channelwillappear
on the display whenthememory isstored
properly .
4. Perform steps1-3 for allother memory buttons.
CD player operation
GUID-8F214 3D0-16A1-4ACF-95FC-4B 6DCF54F1C8
Loading:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Afterthedisc isloaded, track
information willappear onthe display .
CAUTION:
Do not force theCDinto theslot. Thiscould
damage theplayer.
CD button:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When the
button ispushed whileaCD isloaded,
the CD willstart playing.
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